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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-28

holdsr' hev. been Obliged TO reduce prices 10 fee ,'-
sweet potatoes have been In inoirat" suppl! ana ar
held higher. hut top quotation IN e>iem, hni not Very
well established. Few Eastern onions arrive ana rlW
Orange County reds shade hrm"r, Tomatoes rih
s.llng very low. hu, closing out little better 'ucnm
her pickles Of ss,d quality shade hrmet hut poor lois
neglected ,auhowrrs plenty aud dull. o'hct green
vegetables have continued plenty and cheap. ana
show NJ recovery nj the close. We quote: Potatoes
Long Island per hhi, sosi "a do. Jersey. ,acTs d.
sweet per hhl. >.u>2 20; onions. white. hh, ~ 5lu
81; Do yellow. 81 :aas IS DO rcd, Eastern 81 aipsl %
do oranec County, Mras 81 caunowcis. per hbl. 3ocd
II 20 celery. per dos stalks. ion35c: do small 3
SC: cucumhcr pickles per 1000 aocg<i -. cucumber.
hubbard ;,casii do MARROW soyccc; Russia tnr,irs
box i5n23c beets and carrots. 100 bunchca. t5cS
peppers. bb iVu15c, Lima beans per bag 5Op i5c
string beans 5oa0oc; corn per 100 2o4oc. few extra
soc.
SINDRIES-reanuts firm: hand picked. per IL.
4isc: Spanish shellcd. No 1. Gisc; do. No ..
3,ic do. Virginia, No l, SIC: do, No 2 &c. BeeswaV
rarely exceeds 21d2sc per NJ only fancy selected North
Carolina reaching 2pc Ginseng nrner Northern and East
per NJ Sass 10; do Western 50 G0ds2 So Southern
81 40dS2 20.
MILK AND CREAM-The daily average receipts Of milk
the different railroad distributing points In
and near the city the week have been follows:
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NEW. YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

sI. iooWs
earlier from Franklin ST.:
,7SS A. M. Tor West Cornwall. orrs Mills. lake,
Mohonk ana Minnewaska MddetOwn. BloominGbufxn.
Eienve Pittsburgh. Liberty. Scranton. Walton, pehi.
siadnssE Norwich u;.cs on~,da; fuiten osYssS. u.
insbursh Wurtstoro rilcnvnie Mountain Dale. Cen
if.vile tniisburgh Monticello Hureyye Liberty Falls
Liberty White Lake.
1ttb y. VI. Saturdays oniy) for Andietown Bloom
ingbpryh wurt.horo, fleryil, Mountain Dale, Fsls.
sgrfh Monticello Hurleyylie. Liberty Falls, Liberty.
White Lake. Parksviiie. Ivingstc. Manor. Rockiand
3tn r. NJ, for Campbell Nail Lakes Mehonk ana
MinnewAska. Miidetown, Bioominc Wdrtsb)rJ,
Elienve Mountain Dale Centreviil, fssbur.h, Month
cello. Hurey,me, Liberty Falls Liberty ParKsvD.e Iv-
insston Manor Rochland
loo =. ". DAILY. for Campbell, Hail. n idse,own.
Liberty, Livingston Manor walton Debit sidney SuS.
wich Randalls,is, Oneida. Fulton. osweso. Niasar~
Chat. css SEATS free 70 Nlasara Fails 49,
hrock. Burnside Campbell Hail stony Ford Crystal Run
willie.
Tickets snd Pullman Drawing Room a, sri Brcaa-
wy j. T. ANDERSON a p A. 81 u..,. a.. NJ.
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Aug 27.-Cat,le Receipts last - hours '. c
ioal tcT week thus far S9t r ng1 sc head to
New York. 800 head none On SAL" ros ~ 10 hr,d
Tor same time last week ~ oeo head: consigned through
p3O head. to New York $3.50 head on slr o'o' n,
market opened lower and closed duh ana weas aSSsi
GRASSY sS A ond Mchrnns $. 5gs * packers So
& oSasS TO- rousns 80 3as4 good ends - 3 j. s 10
., had ,ta for week thus far q $50 head for same
time ast week Il coo head consigned through, 800 head
pen" ard closed steady; lambs 81 lcas' g, good
to choice - 75aS3 p, light and gs5n'n1n ~ '"o Nv
g ssas sn ;c 'c ai.d si 10 PRIME ''' s
Kansas Cy. Mo- Aas. 27.Recepts goo bead; ina, mar
&! sS a" No. hcaSy e aoasi g. 1000
best sid s. co. fair 10 good 81 sOa$j cows and heifsr<
?csa fair to so@ as va ,s6ss . S@s 3 Go
* 90 calves sjdsio. sheep-Rec"p's. SOC" head mar
East liberty Aug q7-CattIe- Receipts YER, light
today and the demand is fair while ne msrhet =
ss91 s,e a9 a, rr 81 soa TO- rough t s2 90
ass So bulls stays COWS. 81 GOas2 40. fresh cows
win good d~mahs d ,.,i,n yrsdas Sass 10: h@ay,
"a 7,dsi ~ common TO fair Workers ~ 75usi 81 rouEhs
81 Oas, sheep The supply Is Hight to-day an9n' cars
hrhsr han la., week both " sheep and lambs exports
81 7oas extra ,aata ~ good 81 'oas2 80: Ar 81 20
asi 90 common 5ocVsi: spring lambs. s2asi 90. veal
calves 81 25ut7: heavy and thin calves. s2a1.
Union s,oes Yards hc"se Age Receipts ,rc
seera 81 oogss ~. s.ockers and f'sles - wa c@ o
81 ,o western raneerr s2Vsi 80 Hogs Receipts $4,000
head Market went odi5c lower. Heavy packing and
=. Ilni "A, choice Ss1oricd 81 ooasi So light :, 3,
Il * plg. 81 'oasi o. shec,- he.s,pl. 900 heat
Market .teady Inferior - choice" 81 "OnA3 30. hwbr
~ louis. Aug 81 Cntric Rocelp,' 2o1s hend Mar
he, steady dood cattle sonrce ana prices 10 hlrhcr
Native steers g oop" % caIss.' - %9SS q" n,@,
active ana 70, e~', on a" seass. '"a " p ,srs 90
t q soas2 O.. lambs, s. 5oos' 30
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IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortiandt ami De .bros-cs ssss
ZOO A. ". daily except sunday, Tor MAu'H 1h Nm
anu ipieTn,ednt. stations, ........,., ,t.r
sn5 A, VI, daily for GENEVA, ROciiEsrER, BUF:
TAi.O NIAGARA FALLS. SlsPESSlON biNpph' ana
the West. ana principal and local points, dinhE'n W
Suspension bridge pullman N"sible Sleeper to sh,H,:
Ito A. NJ, daily n.uye- iu.JO A. 81 sunday -
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
100 y. ". daily. escsp, sunday for IlMI'N s.h ~
Intermediate stations connections fVf fon''e "np INV
Ing. rhair-car ~ Wlkeshatre. .,..., =, N
DitO q. ". fsundhys snlN) Tor Nllkeshhff' !" "'
Junction and all intermediate stations , f, ,,r.,
Af1O y. NJ. daily, except sunday fr u ana "
ToN and principal niermediss stations. Innsn s""s'
parior.rnr 10 Milkerbarfsi connections r I,,NsNhs
ai2O T.. VI. daily. Except sunday Tor Bound b'o'N "ns
Bib m. daily for EAsToN AMI intermediate ''s'
G,OO =. ". daily for RrrfNo. NlAdNnA rN. ,,,,:
and all points West. Pullman sleeper NeHtln. 81 u,u
Ssw York &C. Chicago. sleeper Z, liuNao and Toront'i
connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg , ,..-.
O,3O r. st. daily except Sunday. Tor Eastern and inter-
boo r. ". daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA, noClifss..
TIN ntrrAfo NIAGARA FNf% AND az g.n,s
West, Pullman slrepers to Chicago ami hnnao 'n""'
Wiikcsbarre. ,,. -, On. ~, o.A
and s?3 broadway ~ Fast iVh 50. 10 nr l''th ~
Nsu y,,.' Court ~, ~ Efuid"ay ana
lirooklyn Annex llrootlNn, ", r. ,, .A.., b. ..
ms Nae yotk Ttnn-frr 90 viii call f0r ana rhrck Dag
rage from hotel residence through 10 ieN'hA''on
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nnt. lACKAwANNA AND NrsrEEN u. II,
STATIONS ia New York foot al barclay ""~
ChristoDh~r strrc,.',x u,rrcc

pIrec, rou,. 20 NEWARK HiooMFiELD, MoNrciAiR:
Tilr ORANGES Summit. ncrnsrdsslle Mok'ne
hIds.. Madison Morris,cwn rs,ssle p,sr.sn nSsr'
H ioHnk p'i yrorpATc eS iacsseiswn,. scuooiEys
Mot,NTAiN washington PHiIlIpsni'RG EAsToN
WATrR oar sTRoupsnyRG nSs9rn Mosn'Ssnii
coxE nANy,LLddE xrnhp MNoRwcn w MS"r
ls ncnF Ell srn nWGso f S9,'Iiaes
coRNINa BATH nAXSyLEx b sITtwE AT "
T:?6 !. M.-BINcHAMroN MAIL Stops at p"ns7aA
900 A. N.-prFFALo SCRANTON. s nIS .C.,!sr
oawEGo EXPREss. Pullman Buffet faror Car, g A.
meet nj buffalo for Chicago and points vest
los p M~SCRANTON pTNGHAMTON and ELMiRA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars
100 7. M~scRHNToN; WlIKEsBAEnE and Ply
1880 p n sy'-pnSa,, ssrIel'd in's1 hI p
FALo. Pullman Buffet SLEEPING Car connects az
o3 NJ DAILY mbuFEM10 SCRATuUN .n,.s;
and oswEd6 EXPRESS: Pailna. ngfrs. sisspers,
Park place broadway Tickets az ferry stations ei9
css CoiSrhus ave New York: s3s and 100 Fuons, ana
iO0 Broadway Brooklyn Time tables giving full infor.
nation at all stations - 49,
.necN baggage from, hotel or residence to destination
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-AMgRio.'s oRsArGsr RAILROAD"
YORK
CENTRAL
4 HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central station. t2d street ,,,n,..a
$40 M.E.ssp, SUNDAY Sun ,,d Empire s'a'' h''''"
''''' xirondseS Mountains Thou,snd Islands and
$50 A. n daily Fas, Mail. For Syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo, Niagara Falls chicago: ., uo,n,.,na
Saratoga. Lake George. Green Mountains ans
1880 a. M%Excep, Sunday. Day Express. For oil Inn
100 p MEDaiiy soaihwestern Limited. sor cnc'n'
natl, Indianapolis 81 LOU, ana Cn isxs 0.orgs
~" and catssn' Mountains Limited. Buffet Drawing
AFRO Pog MEsseD, Sunday Yves, Point, Poushkeeps'.
%,sO p M-DaiIy North shore L,,ni'ed. Due De'''''
600 F. M..Daiiy For Albany. Troy. Buffalo; cIevs'
land Detroit. Chicago. cipslnnsti st. LOUIS sb.n,
e'2s s.,sa.a lax. s ssI'iss r Fsi'u's ' "
ZOO ,sn H I.lsaa. and AZ M5s:s ~. oo,a nan,,o
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. indianapolis. st. H'u'"
600 p M'%Daiiy Only sleeping Car passengers f's
0,IB p M-Daiy. For Cape Vincent, os'en'''"
1910 ssf19c e..TS .1a pssss,
points NewYork Central every n's"'' 'N''''
ono su'sGy an nlf? HAS p Mpay escep, Sunday 4"
Pi,,.neId via Harlem Diy.ionn and N. B~rs.
:h'Ts h NIsi f@ ' TRHISs 70 yoNKEns
IAN nisht trains run between in
sn p1 ns Eevs,sd Road Th. only line running
aI! night trains s out o5 M srSrsh trains.
Trains iliuminatcd BY pntsch Light c.,,,,, Station.
Tickets and Wagn. 9rc.' 1 =. d5 "a roadway: a Es
IN =, ss2 broadway as5 colubu'ay. SO wss, 2:s.
st. and ssh;rt station, New York sss and '2s Fulton
Baggage checked hotel residence BY the West
1 snay tf " To,.cE g'' GEORGE II. DANIELS
Jun General Manager General Passenger Agent
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'esh quotations follows Flour was dun. The
feeling easy and prices unchanged No spring
wheat. ooaoolsc No 3 spring wheat, s'd5e.c; No red
WnfOsc: No corn. 30an3GIsc; 80 oats, 1910, No
~ +odtic No . harley. i2r nominal No | naxseed.
0otGs OF prime timothy se d. q TO- mess pork. per bb
81 500 ~ G2, per loo H. s. e2s short ribs sides
loorel 81 7b0s5 so dry saed shoulders nosed). 81 d2
as T5 short clear sides boxed 81 02snf0 S5 whsky.
dlsIllerH finished goods gal 81 ~ susars cut loaf
- 81 rranuated 81 co. standard "a. 81 90 per bhl lin
sed OIL raw ssc boiled zoe the Produce Exchange
day the butter market wan steady extra creamery, zoe
nrss. isUiec; seconds, 141ujiac Eggs were steady.
fresh stock sold at re per doren.
Cincinnati Aug 27.Fiour,Marset quiet liberal re-
DO family, 81 sb1ts spring patent @eog@ ~ do fancy.
~ .gta 40 -four. Northwe.tern y podg 10 do city,
light demand receipts very liberal 10 red chc ON track
Corn Supplies very small, rht receipts market very
hIm, mixed ear. 80sc. white ear 3sc 40 Lie '.s'A
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MILK AND CREAM-The daily avefage receipts 81 milk
and railroad distributing points
and near the the week have been follows:
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IJverpooi Aug 81 3:45 p. m.-Beef-Fxtra India mess
steady al 75s prime firm at COS Pork-Prme mess
Western fine Arm SIS %: do medium rm ut 5ls ID.
Hams-Short cut about IA 10 10. steady Ais. Bacon
Cumberland cut, about - to 10 No. dull az as short
rib about % 10 SIS; clear middles. about ~
dull a7s Ga long and short clear middle. about %
35s Shoulders about IL TO il No. dun at SIS
Iard-I'rime Western spot steady at 3lg Cd Chess
American white and colored steady nj US Cot
tonsecd OIL Liverpool refined steady AT l's od Spirits
Of urpcntine dull at 2os ID. Rosn-Conmon steady NJ
lsd Wheat. No red winter dull at rs Id No red
spring dull at AID FlourSt Louis fancy winter irm
at ~. Corn-Mixed Western apo, steady at - ,,sd.
october steady at ~ I'D Hops at l"ndcn-facinc
Coast steady at II 15suf2 6s
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Err g LIN & s .

Through trans leave New lOk. fJOt u tllIN-If-'s
as follows and 1--WE minutes earlier from Yves, 25a-st;
a. m A. M.-Vest.buled Express Daily ior "a'tty
S'OU Linghamton. ElmirJ. Buffalo. Biaafoid James.
Cincinnati and Chicsso. iaflor CAT %
O.1s A. W.-Delawar. vall.y Express. Daily escsps
JlO sunday for Tuxedo G0sh'n. Middleton, Pors
JERKS Lackawrxen Cacoon. uanrr *. Deposit
Susqurhanna and Monticello. fafior car 70 Month
cello -.
300 tinso v s @,aa %'i S,y SS
s45 ". Chicago p. " Shoppers 10 Chi'
cage. Cleveland ami cincinnati Dining Car
>,On i. N.--Runn,o vestbied Express ally. arrives
('UU buffalo q 30 4. ". making lirect 'nnrc'ons
for Detroit Chicago and the We.t bu'no pas
sensers can remain In sleeper until A. VI -
or -. M.-va Chau,augua Lake and Niatait .als
O.4C Daily Solid train 20 chicnro. Sleepts 10 bur
i,lp Chicago and Cnciunati Dining ar
I ocAL TIME TABLE. TIcKET An, r pi,
lls Eas, i2sths, Chamber and We, 20 ~,
Hudson IT, Iiohoke1 ani icrrey civ station trs
Transfs, Company calls for and checks baggage IRON
hotels md residences 70 destination
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

FOR PHILADELPHIA week cay. 30 500. 60. 1000
II 80 Dining ts) A. N. -. 80. 3 30 400 d'.1es
Parlor Can 500 dining Can. go dining 'ar) ~
si5 1000 r. n II 10 night sunday $50. 100 10 90
ii 80 Dining car A. NJ. 2:30. 400. 800 Dining Ca).
GOO Dining Can +. NJ, i2ij night GA ,ooo
For Baltimore and washnslon week esy' slo i 70,
800 dining can +. ~ 1918 night. SUNDAYS. 1000,
II 30 Dining Can A. ~. go 500 DINING can. o."
DINING J.. ". 70 Is n'ght. -.
TSes and ss's car be sa irie9 a
vev 13T 9th Az. ~ Fart ian ST. ~ East l-'h -.
213 West Io5h ~. 2jl Columbus A. N"S-i"rk .oprt
81 SEQ Fulton Il. Ur0Oklvn. Hs Hr'aiwaN " ''Ws.
burg The New-york Transfer Company VIII eon tr ara
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW,JERSEY
tAn,hraci,e coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic l,lCch sighaIa
On a A after June 30. 1895.


Four tracks Automatic Block signals
on d after June 80 1895 90
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty ~. A.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch ChInh' ~
4 10 i:i5 9IO ~ 45 10 Esson) \. NJ. lI., ~ 49,
20 Eas,onj 43O 5t5 30 10 Alien,own. p suhoays'
100 q rs to Esstonl A. NJ. 100 80 q" - ~.
9r Wkssbae pii.s,oSn and 20 sSrsnsr' BIO ~"
For reading a, 40 500 9:io. II 80 A. ~. i;io.
d dss 2 iso 49, 80 $50 49, go is:is nss,
lSrssss,rs a; ~ s Ssh ITO s1naays TO- $50
3d. go sS"St.y no I'se sso P. Sundays 40
a. M y w ALr~RA'L ROUTE
For Bank. Long Branch and points son,h 20 nohs
20 sat1p,sy. oniy) iao 2is $40 100 40 30
PARK. s:ia A. n. 80 800 p.
For Lakewood Toms River. Parnegat PARK ana barhs
gat 40 SIG 4. NJ, 100 40 = " , ,,,...,
Mo"n2aI "aSI s., sTrG' and ssJ 'shl 81: 4
sundays Viz SASDY nook ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROtE' &c
From Pier n. r., foot Rector ST.
For A'antls Highlands Hlshlant bse each ssn Ior:
For Elhelon Asbury Park Ocean Grove and points
south 20 Point Pleasant. 400 A. NJ. 100 $50 I'D
30 p ". sundays except Ocean Grove ana ',s''''
For Lakewooi Tors River AMI Dnrnesa' $50 A. NJ.
For Atlantic CITY Cape May vneland and Bri'geton-
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the STATE or TRADE

naitimore Aug - Flour dull; sale. 80 mls WHEAT
nulet ana lower, 81 red spot AMI Angus" V'shN''i
lenemrr GiAuDitc: December 81. pti 80 steamer No
rod GiuGii.c southern, by sample. W'M.ng. o." On
grade G2T,5- stock 7i3. i5i bush. sales. .IaWn bush
,orn steady. mixed spot and August tlmt'sg, "pt"m.
her t.i.ul2i,c, year a1itc aakcd. January 800 nsh,l.
southern white t2sc do yellow. tJ'su'c stock ~ ~"
bush sales, 2IyO hush 'ais n,ii..,, y" VIZ W IN
bush I,e rendY. ~ . a1ie'. stock. t2ill hu' LAY
guict SIS Grain nclghtT dun steam to hl.eip" lt4
a. cotton nnn. mtddllngs. i'sc Inter rl'ady ihn'l
creamery. 20l2ic. liable. lie store packed S"'-'' '"
dun lGc. other articles UNCHANGED
puni, AUG ~ sprins wheat Falr demand Ilm', az; ~
lf,Gi.c 3 800 bush No northern. uae. :'"o bush
80 1 hard new. T. dc. Closing y" hntd 9ld fp't'
de. No / Northern. now. 10, No hati. Old. G. T,
0iisc do new. 0i'.c: No ! northern do oic Min'e,
wheat una,ttlcd Saca. $1,000 bush No TED Indiana u"
qO7c Closing No red, store. co. h"'c, 40 ih'h oN'
Sn white Oregon Gic. Wisconsin white, ONc Nloi" corn
ann easv. No . yellow iac 40 yellow, i2lsc No
corn ,?c: No g. tlLc track. 80 yellow, SIC No corn
eTc. . cars NJ white. 26isc cars y" "hite. 2iH
o1i,c - cars No mixed 2ic closing. ~ ahpf" prices
asked rye dull lower. No . 4sfc. No 3. iGc asked on
track Flour quiet easy unchanged MN feed quiet I'M
cha nged Canal fcigh's dull, unchanged
t,bcago Aug 2I-The leading ranged as FOL
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The arke, RIO and ssno, COFFEE /, ,ui nn,.,'r
No roi and i.nut.e for 'o \. sro' u"e NE
nspns furnished by the committee Of Factors o. &C.
csped appear that "Lou, S"o bass , ARE 81 i s
A. supply from 1 n o and s"ni"s S
slcrs sada S and WIN che actual ,snS,on
Of mo Shes as"', r.s 'G"s serious .'n%, IN
currency prices seems very doubtful certainly loos
lao, year IN connumns marke and iha, The r'odugns
ssnaes W 600 bags Rio 80 on spo, sold ii'c The
market for mild grades showed little "'eid'er feeling
DRUGS opium is quiet and steady WIN 'osl, S cas-. =,
ceiling c2,a, o. % 70 c S,Sr'" ", % 2OS quoted
nu,n mS' 80 qu r1 but abcu, steady WIN oa,sde Its
So'sa maze, a fot . "a os rTes steady with Of .pper
" g"I'rs s s. 70 root" at '' d" s"sss
gcS .se; for ,s asS" s"d n"S s'sT as 80
FLOUR AND MEAL. The market for spr,ns g,"' "g
was weak snd Today but miller ar, or hoa sqsd
e. AZ , mo- trado WAS reported though believed To nave
wheat For w",er es S,"H'' d Sa c
salgts Price, were m,snar sha "iao o pacsases
including 'Ssi 'G1 1890 as ss n'rs 900 3
ISs gssns g s'g 5s e,,1s a. * ss,2 80
SACKS 100 9e 9 hS n.' c g a Gear S
g. 10 s ss! . dy ..a 2s Dos
s Scs .,ss 60 a? 's and
ys ;sf:sy @sa aS' @ 90
81. Quoted sou nsna';l" .ass 49, Saga
o,o,ed. Fine white 81 O3Utl me - .n =,
sSa Sc On soqs2e loon a'eas 'harps 'Issq
oza. nO" TO- city feed sSdSoc for bran and 81 o' for
heavy feed. $500. ,,.,. ,o.,.
FOREIGN DRIED FRurTs-A quiet bu, fa NY s, ,n
markc, reported Tor foreign area mifi.c caornis
ha,;%. E ysls"' a.,es s* sa sa'e e"an
T1,tksh 2sd3i.c; California 4a64c aiHohns 1
a. iii nuts new 5Q5hc walnuts 7,spiic' hoei" Va
usc. - ,. g., o,.rcss g..
FOREIGN GREEN FRUITB-The market Tor oranges , "a
aa,.s ,iv lover some Havana pnsapples are arriving
su; ,ns' ,sSss orange 81 7SGss coca
a. "p"' ulneappes sG6sio; cocoanuts s2'ss'S'
-wHEAT-1he market for wheat opened IN a
800 cor, ~ way with prices UNCHANGED 10 - loW'r,
ars sses September being NJ v'fsv, an" ,n.. ro,
y, esq., II was not long. however. before i,hss com
nencei t liauidat- and their onerngS pfpnx, a',u,
're -, &c within the nrst hh hour From ,his pom,
,n.,n va. a slight rally after winch the MARX ".i'
s,ens, II, .'mnsthy with the sharp upr IN corn Inc
80, der,snd reported yesterday or wnSa Ahd corn
~ 10y, Of 0rst have much influence on ne marcel w
h iat., I'm the session traders seemed To t"hIls INC
I'D market M The early English cner were pr,'icav
,ncbanred with Continental markets weak anp ,,n,tn
ia,.r cables reported Paris 2on2Jc low, anu In
isL IL marks I'D with Liverpool unchhhs'n' IN
I,cs,ions ponr 10 large receipts In the Non"' a,
ssian sbipments for the week as nnn,sl ~ ~ ,,
.us,,s we're z 40 bush. against ZJp"D p"hi nan'
10Y Reports showers came III from 'p' a., ~
w., yecrni estimate Of 1872 OvpWU b1-h ioi nc
.n,ny wheat Weld o the three North"esuin ,s.,h
sp,,ss.d Inv he manager Of the Minneapolis an"
@ Elevator CO. lie says the grain y fuly one nnlr
cu and ~ no frost IN. the iN"ih'" ,t,i,'
Iii he practically safe from damage IN NM ,
..1r.d,trse,'.' ,lr'bo made de'f'nfe ~.
tiss ~ .,.js y ,aish, -. decrease IL not g'eA'
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-01-04
For SALE.

The undersigned Offers for sale his mill
property. known as the } l.. HAYNES mill
property. which consists OF a small farm
of 45 acres under good STATE III ~ tiva-
ton. with good bulidiug> all in good re-
pair, with running water to house and
barn.
said mill and machinery is mostly new
and in fr>t-cla>S condition. o ~ watnr
privilege i'll town: one of the be>t local
tons to be found aud AN excellent chance
for getting out chair stock. Plenty of
hard and soft wood in the vicinity. Said
farm and mill is situated in the center of
from Londonderry to East Dorsri, 10
miles from So. Londonderry on The mar
row gauge X. r.. Z miles from Z. Dorset
ON X. & B. r. r. Stage runs by the place
to Manchester and return every day. Near
school-A fine location.
Also viii sell nv home farm consisting
of Is acres suitably divided into moving
and pasturing; we'll watered; buildings
in good repair There is upon the premi-
ses a quantity of soft and hard wood.
This farm is in the center of the town of
Peru, joining the ABOVE mill property.
Near school One of the best farms in
town; easily carried on; Will keep 10
cows; is two miles from Peru village
where there is a cheese factory.
c. w. Whitney.
Peru, VT, Sept. 25. 1894.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1895-01-04
ARMoVR,s pecoY STEER DEAD.
Famous Bunho Animal Of Chfcago's stoch
ynrd Meets His Victin,s' Fate.

| Famous Bunho Animal Of Chfcago's Stock
ysrd Meets His victin,-' Fate.
Dick the bunko steer at Phil Ar
hours Yards, got too lazy for his job
and WIS led TO tho slaughtering pen,
Just like the animals he had decoyed to
death before, Tho deceitful old beast il
dressed beef now.
Dick was big, fat brown steer that
had winning ways and cold, treacher-
Gus heart, Many and many are the con-
fding country yeariings and heifers
Dick has led up to the butcher S stun
ming steel hammer. Probably there nov
or was beef "critter" that had so wide
4 celebrity as Dick. That was the name
they gave the steer that lared tho other
cattle up to the killing beds In Armour's.
Every visitor who went to see how tho
packing houses work had to have look
at this steer. Foreign princes and pretty
Summer girls have marveled at tho skill
and diplomacy with which he steered
tho ansuspicious range cattle to the
place of death. Dicks picture has been
printed Ia the newspapers many u time,
and columns have been written about
The beasts crafty tricks. Dick was just
Is ihoeh one of the sights Of the town
as Che Masonic temple or the Lake Shore
drive or Policeman Steve Rowan.
This is the way the creature got Its
notoriety: When the long horns from
! Texas and the short horns from Missouri
come into the stockyards and arc I'M
loaded, they are naturally exasperated
6vof their rough trip and arc full OF
suspicion. The result is they are rebel
fous, especially in the matter of going
into shutes Now, unless steer goes
into one Of the chutes in the packing
house it cannot have it's throat cut, and
throat cutting is the aim and object Of
his coming to Chicago. Sol II neceSsa-
~ to have decoy steer, crafty old
beast, that can get the confidence Of the
rural beasts and ]ure them on to death
and destruction.
Many years ago Dick arrived at the
yards. and being beast of more than
usually sagacious appearance was pick
ell ont for tho work Dick was carefully
trained in the art of walking up chute
at the head of bunch of cattle and
then quietly lodging to one side, leav-
'hs the bunch to walk on to tho place
where the hammers swing. Aft,r years
Of practice the big steer had grown ex.
pert at his treacherous work. Dick
would saunter down into PEI, full of
new and unsophisticated cattle and
scrape all acquaintance with two or
three Of them. Then the wicked brute
would begin to look wise and talk
knowingly about the racy sights to be
seen in the big white house over be-
sond the fence. When Dick offered to
lead the way, there was a grand STAN
pede to follow. Up the gangway went
Dick, and after him clattered the green
horns. But just before the bunch got
sight Of the big butchers waiting inside
Dick would unostentatiously shy off
through side passage and leave his
victims to transact business with Mr.
Armour's men.
So Dick grew famous. But, like many