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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
TILE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Aug s CspeciaD.-wheat to-day was steady
uh,, range o. about a cent September sold between
c7nc and 6ssc 67i.c. The strength came
,ro,, tho cash demand here. The sales amounted 10
about 90 900 bush half mllers and half to the
seahoard The market helped n little toward the
close by the news NewYork OF deposit OF soid
nv the syndca.e The trade showed no Increase Inc
reua as 20 the spring wheat crop was stu bearish
cables were Indifferent or lower SeaDoarn cIeala'o-S
we're less than Is bush New-York reported no tx
demand Western receipts however snoWel no ~
rrease AT the primary points there were 3bl,Uo puSn
against bush last year. Here there were ~ .i
Sainst last year. cent graded against w per
reported 225 900 600 BUSH 81 oOoo" less IMAM las
year The pit continued largely local he eeNa
ceiling ~ There were cars OF new
snrag here Northwestern grain ~ expected 10 move
freely about September Charters were made TOT i'VoV
There was a considerable line Of September corn sold
here FOR Eddy Brothers the embarrassed boston srh
dealers II broke the price Seh, s prar" d ,ah M
aac The NAV war kept firm by talk Of possible frosts
Friday May sold from 32tc TO $3so. and closed at
er'av bu, supplies harder to get Tho charters
s.rc 9s go bush New-Yok reported 20 loads taken for
EXPORT The seaboard cearances were 10000 bush Ime
crop reports continued perfect The receipts were o
cars. The estimate tomorrow. 40 oats were steady
but rather 1t was said that there was con-
siderable export demand New York and that shippers
within i-5c range and closed at isc over wednesday
scntembsr sold between 2Oc and 20kc and closed az
2cc May ate premium as receipts were I'll
Provisions helped by big demand for lard PORK
gained isc; lard io9i7sc ribs isa2.c The BUYING
The o-American The packing In the West, 10000
showed reduction from the same week OF last year OF
2enOO0 49,. . o-,,. Ill.
csc Puts on September 3Ssc. calls. iOc Puts on
May corn. 3J4c; calls. SIC
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New:York Aug s. 1895
direct soushsTing hm Win the rssp
ton Of cars No rndnr fs sh nsr at
prices or at 6a9c native and 5qdiac for
besf fuiy &c higher at icsic per b.
selling a. s@2e . P 9p cabessm nsqss
the Liverpool sheep market quote Anercans slow a, iD
in the Muriel to Bermuda As cattle sheep for G.
r Tough & Co; IL cattle by ID. @. Culver. and 30
Mich cows-Recep,s mainly late yesterday 40 head
s s'dd fresh T.siDS cows vs. at sec q per head
CALVES Receipts. 1872 head. and 4o5 were left in the
very dull and prices barely steady with isS head nnsod
Err sy.. and and msr@ as s a q & , for
ordinary to extra prime c@s at - Rres:d calves
dressed sszc for easers 4sa51sc for dressed
'@ssssi snd wrs sS' o5 r saSt u average
SP $. S. at s. 20 z x! rs s and 'r'Fm' III H.
j. Fl r. at 81 % M s SsSfi r' at IT. A. !:
G. Dilien6ack: veal Iss H. 81: IS srassers. III
hss.6sGk H9s; 20 sa'ys' !os 40 at 80 g.
s Sanders: II grassers 1873 10. at So .,
fed c calves. 245 n. at 81 20. '"'' N''9''..
at lyme ar ssVsa Jii' 40 3 ana but;
' sEHp IS sSb Ct g G Is S 70 al a; head
all for the ,Sck @ the Of
sale. sheep in very lFhi demand steady
prices there prime lambs in the but they
market almost standstli: fully y
TO good lambs at ssas5 mixed lots at 81 2sas3 L.
Dressed mutton slow 4astc choice wehers quoted at
7d1i.c dressed lambs slow nj GalOc.
Sales M Collins: 5l Virginia lambs Ga ID average at
3 Ohio sheep. % h. a. s. So go DO: 50 r. a, 3 aO
So a' s. h. % s7s y5sins g at
s. co. ia7 West virginia do 60 ~ at s. ~ ioi virginia
do 90 n At 5? so . West Virginia sheep and lambs.
d McPherson & Co: 1856 Virginia lambs go n a, S.
Nsw'on CO 40 yi, g .s lambs s ew sp' IS ~
s. Sanders: IA West Virginia lambs 80 ~ at - 80:
90 sheep few Gull ambs. 20 No. at s. 70; 10 State do
Hume & Mullen 81 State lambs. 81 n. at - BIN 1873
do 81 ~ 81 IS AZ sheep So n. at 81 3 % do. 95 ~
Haleneeck Hollis: 2ss Michigan lambs. cs n: a,
DO 50 49, 3 s. &c. 50 DO 81 'a at So il State
los n at 81 90; 900 20 3D. SO NJ at s.
D. Harrington l23 Michigan lambs. G6 No. at - Co.
Walsh Kirby Co.: 81 Pennsylvania lambs. 70 n. at
HOGS Receipts 10 cars $3.50 head About $50 head
were on the market late yest.rday and his morning.
ssas s pss waK So on s Sncs
saes-A. W. Lamb DAT. Wednesday,: ii state hos. 1874
zoo II. At 81 ~ & DO 800 ~ at IS % w. - '''
Walsh KIRBY cS; 80 s STATE aSss se NJ at s.
III ~ So a hogs. ISIS NJ 50 SO; % do ~ at
5. Sanders 2s State hogs. 100 n. at So
s. Judd Co. date Wednesday, 20 State hogs III ~
s." IS 90 ,s2 n at s. So rough do 100 III. at
D. McPherson & co. date Wednesday,: ~ State hogs.
$50 N. at S. S.
&c. DO ioa ~ at $3.50. - DO $40 TO ~ M at s. So: 62
do ?os NJ Il, $; So do y: NJ AZ IS So "a do leo n.
@ Dlenback date wednesday1: 70 state iors - ~ N
at s. ST. d. PA H. at s. 80. II do. 49, n. s. U.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.


BEANS AND PEAS-The market for domestic marrow
kidney shows slight weakness. under very dun
trade slightly pressure SELL 81 ~ has been
I'M Pea, being scarce. hold pretty we'll but
medium slightly unsettled and buyers could probably
kinds without change either in
marrow, choice. per bush 81 22aos2 %; DO g c5
Sc 2s Go red kdrSy 81 7sSsi III DO turtle SOUP
81 45as 50 DO. yellow eye 81 41s2 49, do. Lima. all
or's 81 5ogss Co. 90 t foreign marrow 81 O'9S2 10;
scotch, 90192Isc
BUTTER-It was a steady market to-day for fancy
fresh creamery the basis Of Doc demand
tive but the gilt edge lots selling fairly All other
qualities slow. and, while not changed In price had
to-day. mostly at l9Qlgsc. State dairy Is relatively
scarce bu, has little inquiry except for fancy half
tubs Exporters are picking up few lots OF
further concessions all grades We quote: Creamery
No. 2oc: do hrsts l7qis'sc do thirds TO
onds l3aIec: State dairy half tubs fancy isQls,c DO
thirds seconds lQl6c: imitation creamery nrsts 1870
i5c do seconds loaiIc: Western dairy O1q 3c factory
rent make. nrkns. l0Hail%c: do make. tubs
fancy ilqi&c; do nrsts io,40ioic do fourths to
onds s1q9lc.
cHEEsE-suppy Of strictly fancy full cream cheese
was light, with Just little demand the market
held steady the basis Of INC for white and 7ssc for
colored latter having call and showing the best
quality however and defects In flavor make condi
lion etc caused reduction to &c less Con
full cream steady with the demand keeping up TO
the supply skins dull and only few fancy parcels
Of white exceed Sc We quote: State. full cream large
oolored fancy 7sc: DO white. fancy: TIC; do good
choice sisq7c; 30 common TO fair. 596hc: do small
coorec. fancy sgssc. do white. fancy. 77sGsc
good TO choice. 7.a7Nc do fair GG7c; part
ekms Chenangoes etc, large. choice &c: do common 10
prime 204Hc; full skins ii1Q1kc.
EGGS-The recent advance In prices for fresh goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-09

h...a coc m .xr.c,a,on OF decrease In collections
and e.. s wes 30 bar S' @
tanned Efforts to extend the sns as
sut trade is rather quiet and buyers top
particular as to aral nndcL ssa ts aoE ss penn
iss Western bss ' ,s aS fs to s soos %
dez. case 81 soas2 is ,.r.., .non,v ~, u...r
Pears aIso dun and in buyers favor. Par Southern
in light sSpDy lots ~ Of nns qualify e EXCEEDING
s"eatdn but most OF supply is Of less desirable
eus sna ue o aTe nearby pona Maryland Delaware
and Jesy are e~e though the Of sales Is abont
Is quoted southern grapes more plenty len and gen
eppsrcdsor and worth but Backberrcs light
are very closely CLEANED up pnp @ Of Inferior
melons tSr WIT, ,k ~ hard 10 ind and would command
sIca sa g;ss ao we open auP head. I@ SS nfa sea
cons s9 s. ns 6S s DO ..%ss &
m anr nno round hoops s2as2 5o DO fiat hoops.
81 '@s2 ss s k g M Sf and fafsS.
% SS Southern Ssr sna s .as T. GRAPES.
Magma pam case 81 25@s 7s DO p,ayare 81 80
mon black. 7ScGsi DO per s-s basket 1og2oc; do up
river chsmpon per ~ satc pu%s Marya %o and p
ssg per siS basket soq5c Backberres per quart
sicoGs2oo; DO. broken lots: per 100 ssas2o MUSK;
Ieups per- slss2 Cen. basket, 2sssss DO
5cG7se.
in tvapora,ed apple. late prices fully maintained
on higher grades: ocoored stock has rather un.
certain value. car OF bright kentusky quarters SOFA
for export at about 80 sxporer have Km some
cores and SKINS ~ &c. ~ , -, o., ~
higher Buyers looking for huckeberries and bid DC
arrive New California royal aprcos nave had some
sales aG0xc, but the best ots are geherhiy held RI
IOc quote: Apples evaporated fancy nc do prime
choice GA-97c; do common to good o,1go'1c cores
and skins S6lc: raspberries. new eVapoate l9nlbc.
sundried lie: cherries ne" nc. paeKnerries % ga
3ikc: aprcos IG1Oc; peaches 'aorhld pesied ITO loo
unpeeled. 5isgsc: prunes as 10 size and quality "a
as,51cn ,.u ..o showing no ,n,ere,. whatever and
HOPs-Buyers are sno"'Is ~ ~ ~ 49, ~, nn
holders are naming ioMe' ~ saadngs ope shou, bu,
Ing some trade Sahpies OF ~" 49,. go. 20. -
brewers giving them no attention as yet crop re-
ports about the same as 81 iate we quote state ana
Pacific 1894 choice .'tnoc; 90 goon 70 prime OF
&c: common to faiF. 4goc' Searhgs "@4c' ola oas'
2@Sc. ,,,, r. o.,. r,,-a g., ,o.,v c,,,cssrs
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OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago. Aug. Seattle Recepts
10000 head Market for good Arm. Others and SLOW
steers 50 GpISG: and feeders
81 <O@$4 and bulls 81 26as3 75 Sass so
Texans 81 25Qt4 80; Western 81 75as4 Hogs
1900 head Market weak ,uIOc lower
Heavy packing and shipping lots 81 i5Gsf common
choice mixed 81 fO1f rs choice assorted $685. 40 light
C5Gs5 30; pigs. S. 25g<i 10 Shesp-Eeceipts iOe
head. Market steady. Inferior choice $2gS3 10 lambs
S3H$5 30
-. Louis Aug. s-Cattie-Eeceipts 23si head. Marke,
steady choice grades sales principally
stock. Prices from lOni5c lower inferior grades
Native steers 81 %: COVE Sass 10 Texas steers 50 5
81 80 Hoes-Receipts i.Js: head Market steady AT a
decline Of Sgi0c on heavy: Heavy s. Soast 90: mixed
81 1884 50. light 81 759s5. sheepReceipts. IA head
Market lower decline OF 2Oc on sheep and DC on
lambs Native sheep. So no: lambs 50 5ous4
East Liberty. Aug. s.-cattle-Supply light: market
steady unchanged pr'ces; prime. IS 5odS5 %: good
81 4o0$t IS: good butcher 81 as4 40 rough fat ssas4
bulls, and 81 1888 fresh
si6qs4o Hoss-suppiy light; demand good for prime
light which shade nrmeri others unchanged; Or
50 COQs5 co. medium weights IS 4Oas5 -, heavy (, 5d
IS 90 to fair Yorkrs s. 2Oa$5 30 rough 81 80
81 30 sheepsupply fair but demand llght and the mar
kst slow At unchanged prices: exports sat- Isl extra
% 30Q$3 co. GOOD I? S0QS3 70: fair 81 G0gS2 2 com
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LONDON sUEEPsKIN SALE.

London Aug s--A sale OF wooded sheepskns vas held
n, the Wool Fxchang, to-day at which $685. bales
offered There was a good attendance including many
Continental operators and the competition brisk.
wooded skins advanced farhlng and shortwooled
ad The sales
New south Wales-iOo bales: combing and clothing.
5T-asi.d. .-s...
ueensand-cOo baies; combins and clothing. 2%G6'd:
pieces damaged. 4t1+ssd.
'Victorin-6OO bales; combing and clothing 2hQ6iid
south Australia 200 bales combing and clothing ~
G3isd a.
West Austraa-3OO bales; combing and clothing. 2s9
d5xd: pieces and damaged 2gitd
Tasmania-2Oo bales; combing and clothing 2AGSAd.
pieces and damaged. 3'sd.
New Zeaiand-5oo bales; combing and clothing 2itd
1O,,d. pieces and damaged 2hqGd.
Iiuenos Ayres-iT bales: combing and clothing 8hG5d
runtas Arenas-G bales: cornbing and clothing 3tsdd
sad; pieces and damaged. 2fd
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WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains West Al st. station. y. " as iS10~~
and IL minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST. -
$50 4. NJ. Daily Local TO Buffalo. sleeping car %
Bloomylle, Sundays only. Can be occupied at y p m
s.3O A. VI. Daily local Albany for Caskll Mountains
and Saratoga Parior Albany. sundays orV
015 A. W. Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse. Rochester,
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo Cleveland and chicago.
Ali 90 A. VI. Daily. except Sunday to Catski Aoua
trains New Patz, Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska PaFs
lor cars Hobart and New Paltz -
B~11.35 4. VI. Daily, except sunday. to ca,ski xosn-
tains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska.
Albany Saratoga, Caldwell, Lake George. Parlor caU
10 Bloomylle Saratoga and Caldwell
lis r. NJ. SATURDAYS only. Anthology Special 70
Cstskill Mountains. Parlor TO Bloomville.
C-3.4S =. VI. Daily except sunday TO Catskll Noun
fains New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Ninnewaska. AZ
baly Parlo attached 10 Hobart ana sara
400 y. NJ. Daily excep, sunday: for Albany. s,..
600 =. Daily for Albany. Montreal. Utica. SyracuS
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland Chicago and st. Louis
$50 r. VI. Daily except sunday for Newburs Albany
Saratoga and Montreal. Par'or car to Kingston.
745 r. W. Daily. excep, Sunday for Utica. Syracuse
sis r. W. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse, Roehess'
Ter Buffalo Falls. Toronto Detroit. CLEVELAND
A. IL C. leaves BROOKLYN by Annex: Alooo. Biev
a. M CO. 40 p. Jersey city. p r. r. Station Aio~'
time tables ps5or and Sleeping car see.nS
modaors apply city Offices BROOKLYN and New YORK 20
Information address C. r. LAMBERT.
Gen Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. New'yors
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The STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug sTTour quiet Wheat .oi 7o,tc
red spot and August 6osgG9c; Septemnei
December. 13d73tc. steamer No red wa, 81, s ~. "
by sample 1ON71tc: do grade. 6Isu iVsc &
IIG bush: sales gs OC0 bush Corn duii ~ spo
iGibc bid August i6c bid: September foisc mu, IN
3si.c asked: January 3Iizd3IAc southern Witt 10
do yellow. s90iNc. stock G7 37 bush oads easy'
white Western 2BG30c: No mixed DO 2'1ZS; s.ock
los 29s bush Rye quiet: No .. sic: stock i"so 9usn
mlddlngs, INC. Other articles unchanged
Boston. Aug sFlour dull and unchansed Torn QUIZ
Oats nrner Shorts steady. Provisions STEADY bu'ter
1rmer: choice creamery. "deDc Northern cream
cry 2Od2ic Cheese quiet; N,rthern, sgssc' western Y
Qsc. Eggs Tor fresh; Eastern. lie, western ana
Michigan. 1ial3sc
Buffalo. Aug s-spring wheat-Good inquiry for round
lots slightly under the market. Sales, 5000 bush IN car
load lots range OF 13nT3Ac. Closing No hard SPOT
73rsc Chicago September; do i2,5c nc undsr
New-York September. Winter wheat quiet sales. 100
bush No red Indiana. 71AGIl%c 300 bush do en- chi
cago G0'zd7lc store Closing. No red chicago ,Vsn
Tic: Indiana &c; Toledo IiTsc store No red
track. Tic No white. I3lac track Corn lower quiet on
yellow 45izc: No yellow. 45c; No corn. H1c; No .
corn track. Sales store. $500 bush No Yellow
44%c: 1900 bush No 2 43%Wiic. Closing NO z
yellow 44s.c: No corn. 4i.sc: No 4'1sc store
Oats lower: demand Eight track 300 bush No 3
white store. sold BIC. Closing No white. 26ha2oc No
q white. 24sG27itc; No mixed. 22isG23c track: No Z
white zoe; No white. &c No mixed. 26c store. Rye
changed. Mill feed higher; offerings light. Coarse
winter bran. sacked sl9 medium. sl9 ships s' coarse
spring BRAN ss medium 81 so; choice white feed $l99
500; feed. $is rye $40 Canal freights dull wheat
&c; corn. 1%c: oats lie. -
Chicago Aug. s.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of resorosses and cor,,sndt strssta
H nSo sHs
s Go" e"l. sr s'sssesb Sa |
Eo.sy S'nila oS H. st. foa': So H. and Toa:
Pullman sleeping sna Dining cars TO :, L'al'' L'r:
vile and Chicago. Arrive c'nf'nna'' "''' A. "' '1
e lou; =. w ws ssliass s.s..
e $"sf s54Swa$TSSs
s srfVns c sns s M Indianapolis ioS p
:''s sy s :ss s.,
land 's wgssii1sGi6x AND TIE .oSTH ~c
sS dsn NJ lss 'i EN- SUI
Par,r and Dr ing cars,. 40 Dining Carr G'nas
Hh S,s. s. y nI ss:'' s:
AT SssHs!. to cos nT' GSE say s;D.:
por Tampa ,a, Mas2n and Charleston" r. " ''
s s's.aiS. n "a bn,; d Er:''
For ssl OLD 51ssSss S;sSs " s,
s..r., sCps NJ d a. NJ weekdays '"'
AT TssHs cry Tsrcssh Of Buffet PaT0F cs
FOR one CAPE I'Pf: Nay lido NJ 100 and 40 p NJ "'
r S!; &C.; s. 1;;i:' Is .'S5s !.
S S'fs '' si' SS$ Sa.fIsis6%s{rn..
sso ~ s ~ 70 r. o9 T."s. ts Dining
SSs, ss:ssy. s2s 1s saS c' 80 %
DHH So saT ss 81. 5s II ss P'ss sd
AstOr E", end fss SEQ q n.aa ss. *
spoas%. Brooklyn Annex station t2.' & rg,;s
hotels and r.sIisnce through to destination WOOD
D. M General Manager. General Psss'r Agent.
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ins. range and close TO-DAY: and closing DIGS 'n'

Market closed quiet steady at 3G4 points advance
compared with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable no
tices 7O5 sales 800 bales New,fork exports
Continent aq4 bales Britain. As bales sales 2oo
bales spnners 200 bales; stock bales T9tai ne'
receipts to-day. thus far this week LII paes
Exports to-day: Great Britain 30 bales Con,inen, 20
bales this week. Great BTitain osIo oaLes
France 500 bales Continent 1o4 bales; stock 100
bales Spot cotton quiet and unchanged; inioding up
lands ~ middling Gulf 7l2 sales. 200 bales all spin
ooo
Liverpool cabes-Spot cotton hardening; sales l2oo
pales speculation export. 900 bales; Americana
II bales; middling uplands 232i futures opened
steady partially C4d decline closed steady at unchanged
TO ~ points August 34ss August
Der Bass septenber-October S4szs: October
35O,ss: November December 3J2s Decemoer-J aruary
$685. January February 354v; February March 3o3gS5
March-April 357s; AprilMay, 3osis May-June oo"'rD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and cloths move slowly.
COFFEE-The speculative movement in options was
light prices confined within narrow range Europe
offers encouragement for active trading Cables were
without Of Importance. Chief transactions We're
October cables quiet NJ u coo refs for No q
exchange quoed at 1858; receipts. 5000 bags stock at
Rio 1876 bIgs cleared for the United States COCO
bags Santos receipts. 1900 bags; stock at Santos
l73 900 bags Market at Santos quiet at 14.GN refs
Hamburg quiet; August. 1850 francs; September 70;
October AIS; November, 1850 Havre market quiet:
August % % francs; September. %75 October 20 20
closed steady at UNCHANGED TO points de-
cline. Sales 1880 bags as follows
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lFYIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbr0sseS, sSs:
roo A. VI. daily except Sunday. for MACCH CHoNh
am, s,n W ds,ly FOR GENEVA ROCHESTER, BUF
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRlDGE. ana
The Wes and principal and local points; dning.car 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbue sleeper 20 Gnieago
ii 10 A. W. daily eaves at O:3o a. d. 1unuaO ~
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and HARRISBURG; T.. -, arm. ..a al
100 y. VI. daily. except Sunday for ELMiRA ana a.
connections for Pottsvie ana hean
ing: chair-car Wilkesbarre. ~ N
:S:3O T.. VI. (Sundays only FOR Nilkesoarre L. q d.
T,nc,ion and al intermediate stations x,,>,.
1.1O ,. NJ. daily. Sunday for L. ana Is "
TION and principal intermediate stations Pullman ouf'e
narlor-car 10 Wilkesbarre; connections for Posviile
80 r. VI daily except Sunday. for Bound Brook and
n.i5 r. " daily for EAsTON and intermediate sta
lions. ,-,.c.p. rAyrS
and All points West Pullman Sleeper vestibuied taln
VeIv York 10 Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Ioronto'
connections for Reading and Harrisburg 49,.
3O y. VI. daily Sunday for Eastern ana inter-
mediate stations. poOtrrs
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and an Rp.nss
West Pullman Seepers TO Chicago and Bunao. |har-
car 70 Wkesbarre , -. 10. %, ~.
and S23 Broadway. 81 East l4th ST. loS East ixo,n 81
Vsw York Fulton St, Court St. 9S Broad"ay anu
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. n. Y
Transfer Co. will call FOR ana cnecK Dag
gsys from hotel or residence through 70 destination
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yors, August >. 1893
CorToN-There was a quiet market to-day. with frst
sales showing an advance points some buying
ahou, point which was the trade expected
Manchester spnners were also taking eonsderSoe sp1'
ing during the morning session within narrow limits
n r Xhoush the market was quiet the after
noon session there marked hmnes Inc oiciai tone
vance OF TO points about the best prices OF the
day Tegrams from BRYAN Tex Deny na' a Yav an
favorable Current estimates as 10 the condition OF the
sa3prdsv are for Sc per cent against year Total
1880 bales Operators hesitate to trade IN view
sued Saturday The local feeling Is ma, me re-
Be onset by the numerous bad crop that are
coming hand from Texas and Arkansas WIN rspor s
no one know which way TO turn for pronane
deal The mae; is swaysa snos, eR h o' S s ons
ers the without the support Of that hat
mand for Europe is an indication OF me e''sc'
upon the minds nor Of g Indicating III e e
they will place confidence in these reports OF
M.a The E IN TEXAS wa and eCn,inae
Mississippi Valley Secretary Of the ln'eT9F s hoke roaa
average Weld The weather report shows a rainfall OF
and ~ at Lung Tex and inches al Lumbertoa. \ c:
Boil worms said TO be damaging cotton severely a.,
from Glen Spring c. the crop in that sec
Sn the ane o all parts Of the state
spotted The crop better along the coast onan m ,
10000 bales Eufaula Ala. reports that the cotton
yield promises to ss about gsp6s that Cotton to- doing
and that it is mostly clean large and the plant
has decreased about per Planters think that pros
poets now better than they We're at me same RrDu
n ss to mprove with the more favorable
ns Roe ssve w ,sq o11men Shows eeepts
bales against wsrs oa bales S' against $4,000 bales
year The amount ahoat Is 900 baleS "a asa dos b
and since January $4,000 bales against $4,000 bales
onsnn, range and close to-day and closing the
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4 nyFpTIsFMrNTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
THE XEWyQRKz , THIBT yIG WILL Nj ai sE Br1 MG
wav 2d door north Of Thirtyfrst-st: and ALVEY.
TISEMENTS at the following Branch oT S,s 40. =
Tphh-eve O. Twenty third-st; IoZ Sixth-avsc
I57 Fourh-ave Fourteenth-s 600 Ihrd-ave'; sos
Third ave Forty seventhst LOU Ihlrn-ave. hear
Slxy-frst-s TOs Frstaye LOG West Forty
40 Coiumbus-avc 80 Avenue A: 1873 Ihrd.aVe; lot
Wes, second St $40 second-ave 55+ Third ave
ThIrd-ave: 2O5i Thd-ave between COO
Broadway. .oo -. ~. s..x-.s .rs
ct3 West hundred and twenty nth
~ ana 400 west One hundred and fory-ffths' up to
D. M regular onice rates. - a ~.
Prookiyn at s9' Fulton ~ az Cours, - r''r r,
wav F.. n 153 broadway 126O Rediord,av near vi
on-st 1874 Bedford-ave. near South 2d-S. up 70
p. m, , AZ regular Office rates
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snoat spot and nearby $4,000 bush at 2Hc over
her b. aroat next week, and middle OF VS'1 p
NC over september. b. anoat August u ssoo onsn
~ . white at is.c September. o b. anoat' anu
=" ooo S,sh yellow corn on private terms. b. ano"i
shippers took $4,000 bush: OATS-Lhere was ,da ~
mns an entire absence trading In futures to-day.
Sales were insignificant and the movement Of pwS Sss
.n,au New oats beginning TO arrive som" ns'
freely and are pressed the market at some nttie os
count under old oats Sales to-day were 'oSV pusn
store and 10000 bush old at 2e@2eSc devsgsa ss
No q al SIC: 1900 bush No white at Ssnzcsc. , amu
% oo hush old at delivered: 1000 bush NO whe
al oSisc ana 1900 bush track white at lsussci ,.
W. give FOR cumparson closing prices OF mo p'7'
x,o,,s Sav and for the corresponding date last year: