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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Storm SergeS.

We have a reputation for the best
Storm Serges. We made this reputa-
ton by watchfulness and a thorough
knowledge OF woods and dyes. Our
, Ssrges have character-character that
will back up any claim We make for
them. For summer you want a Serge
you can romp in--one that sand, rain,
and sea-spray doesn't dim. We've got
It. It's all wool, 80 inches wide, al
ready shrunk. proof against sea water
and rain. always CHEEKY in the damp
est weather. Measured in any way
it's a zoe. grade. our price zoe. the
yard
Another, 50 inches wide, all wool, soft
TO the touch. correct shades, worth half
a dollar anywhere under the sun, or
under the rain. Our price only
33c. Yard.
Storm Sergss start at 33c. for genu-
inc worth and run along at easy
grades-S9, 50. 70. and s5c. Our stock
OF Navy and Black Serges unsurpass-
ed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
ASK FOR Allow RATE
Southern Travelling Men Hope to Get q
6,OOO-Mile Ticket.
RECENT ATLANTA CONFERENCE.
Claims of the Drummers and or the
whoIesnIe Dealers and Jobbers
overwhelmingly Determination
Promised--The Il. II. A. Convention.

The Wholesale dealers, jobbers, and
travelling-men Of the South feel greauy
encouraged over the recent conference
with the Rate Committee Of the Southern
States Passenger Association, which was
held in Atlanta, Ga, on the 18th instant
At this meeting there were present about
forty representative commercial-men
from the several States and several mem
bers Of the railroad body already referred
to- The sessions were held at the KIM
hall House. and besides those spoken
OF as being present were Railroad-Com-
missioner Finlay and his associates.
A brief which had been carefully pre-
pared by Mr.. e. z. Smith, chairman Of
the Committee OF Delegates, was read.
This set forth the requests Of the travel
ling-men for the issuance OF 5,0W-mile
tickets at 2 cents per mile, and for an
increase in the allowance Of baggage TO
800 pounds.
PROTECTION TO RAILROADS.
The statements tended to show that not
alone the business interests of the South
ern States would be benefited by the
concessions asked, but that the revenues
of the railroads would be largely in
creased. The position assumed by the
delegates was well defended. and every
protection possible was guaranteed TO
the railroads that no improper use Of the
privileges given by the 5.000-mile ticket
would be permitted. IL was also shown
the railroads that the delegates and those
associated with them In this movement
would heartily cooperate in securing such
legislation as would fully protect the
tickets against misuse by brokers or
others.
Following upon the reading OF the ar
gument, Chairman Smith formally pre-
scented to the commissioner a large num-
Der Of kilograms, resolutions from cha->~
bers of commerce, boards Of trade, and
business leagues, petitions from the
largest firms in the South, containing
more than 1000 signatures. and repre-
senting over 100000 of capital invested
in the Southern States.
The delegates hope TO bring much good
influence to bear upon the railroad autho-
rites and to have favorable decision in
a short while
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Notions.

Some stores think Notions too small
10 turn their attention TO: that's the
reason they're always out Of this and
that We give these small wares the
same attention We give 20 any other
part of our business We do IL I'm our
own peculiar way-a way that puzzles
the trade and popularizes prices and
the goods.
You will often find more customers
around our Notion Counter than in
the whole OF some OF the other large
stores Prices talk when you come
here you know you'll get what you
came for and you know the prices are
right.
Lindsay Hose-Supporters. SC. a pair.
SILK ''Waist-Band' Hose-Support-
ers. 25c. a pair.
Shoulder-Strap Skirt-Supporters l5c.
"Topsy" Fast-Black Darnlns-Cotton,
&c. a dozen.
Real Whalebone mot horn. lOc. a
bunch.
Covered Bones. loc. a bunch.
winnie" Waving Irons, l0c. a pair.
(The style usually sold at 20c)
9-inch Kid-Curlers, l0c. a bunch.
\ fsinch-wide Back Horn Comb. sc.
All-Bristle Comeback Nail-Brushes
l0c.
Shook Corset-Steels Sc. a pair.
10, IL. or l2-inch Side Steels. SC. a
pair.
Acme" Sleeve xtenders for SOC. a
pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
he Married in Ancient slippers.

There IS a marriage appointed 20 take
place In this city in the near future on
which occasion the groom viii wear the
sinners which were worn on the 9th day
OF November. 1882 by his grandfather, who
was a distinguished lawyer and third
cousin TO Thomas Jefferson. The slippers
are In perfect state Of preservation, ana
represent the present opera style. There
will also be present at the marriage -FOUR
generations on the groom's maternal SIDE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Harrison and Reid.

TO the Editor Of the Dispatch:
Who was on the ticket WITH Harrison
when he ran for the second time for
President X. X.
Mhltelaw Reid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

We keep a very large assortment ~
lne BESE IMPORTED ABDOAfhA4.
SUPPORTERS, which are unsurf .-.a1
IN construction and nt. light. durable
ana at reasonable prices. private .s
partment Is reserved Tor hitting and select.
Ing, with "a lady always ln atteud4uCf
TRUSS FITTING IS our speciality. Ws
guarantee "A perfect IT, and t0 hold 20
rupture comfortably In every case so
20 hold the various forms q hernia wtI
any one style of Truss. az uubear .H's
pressure would be necessary 10 f.I
some forms Of rupture, wherein another
style would hold comfortably with krv
little pressure. We carry the largest y
sOrtmeut OF Trusses OK any h0us. I'D -
country. We have had long eNprr.er.s
In truss fitting, and always have eI.el
entire satisfaction.
We cOnfne ourselves strictly 20 The
SUkGlCAL-lNSTRU LINE auI
IT'S various appliances. paying close .f.
tention 70 this special line 81 busluess 10
me adyanta8e % our customers giving
mem the benefit OF a large sioOs q
SUPERIOR as goods 70 select from. never BE-.
~, Full selection OF RUBBER GOODS =
very reasonable prices. Fountain fri
Bulb Syunges. fIot-Water R0ttIrF =.
Caps, Nasal and Throat SPRAYS. AIr ~.
lows. Invalid Cushions. Bet Pans Ir..
nals, &c, OF Soft Rubber Crutrhs..
Shoulder Braces, and OrthoDedicai ArrI-
ancesi Elastic Ankiets, Knee cans. and
stockings for Naricosf Veins. sc. H..r.
ing bones and Conversation Tubes f.f
the deaf, Medical Batteries for fdas
treatment, and ali modern Surgical 49,
planes. ap iisaH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
QUERIES 4 ANSWERS.
The Route Of Washinston'S Army from
Philadelphia to Yorktown.
LEASE OF NATURAL oysTER-BEDs,
Receipt for Canning Corn wanted
Pensions of the War of IsI2--How
20 Call Upon n Young Lady at Her
College or Seminary, sc.

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch:
Please give a recipe for canning corn.
A. canned In the country. few or no house
keepers do II successfully.
Let some Dispatch reader give us an
answer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
New Silks.

A steamer from Japan lands big
lot Of Wash Silks that have sold all
season at 39c, Fifty pieces here to-
morrow at
You know how you'll have to hustle
to get your share; so don't be late.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
White Goods.

What's prettier for summer time
than dainty White Muslin, Organdy.
Lawn, and all the gauZy nothings we
are showing for the hot season
We are ready for instant demand
with big stocks and low prices.
India Lawns, &c. a yard
India Lawns. 20 inches wide, l-3c.
a yard.
Sheer Linen Dedacca......10c. a yard.
Sheer Persian Lawn.....l2izc. a yard.
French NainsOOk. .2jc. a yard
French Organdie..........25c. a yard.
white and COlOrs)
White and Black Organdie, yards
wide, o0c. a yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

Reindeer seldom wander far. They VIII
feed in one locality for days, and this
with sleep, Is their only diversion from
one years end 10 the other.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Silk Neck ScarfS,

10 wear cool evenings, ~ yards square,
have retailed in New York at $50,
Csc.
will be our price. They're new. cor.
rect, and Will go with a rush-all
dainty colOrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
HOuSefurniShingS.

It wasn't an easy task 10 establish
a First-Class H0usefurnishing Depart
ment, and build up a brisk TRACE ln
six months. but we've done it, We're
not second 10 any house. We attribute
our success 10 our foresight. Went
about II right, got the right buyers.
VINO found the best markets and got
the right prices. We 90 % heaIquar-
ters In America and Europe. We inn
port all our foreign goods and control
designs.
our domestic goods come direct from
factory. and We pay no one FOR hand
ling our stuff. Don't you think we're
in a position 20 save you money! Our
goods and prices VIII rub out any eN-
isting doubt on your mind In a minute.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
COrSetS.

What kind DO you wear? This ques-
ton need not be answered In the
papers. We simply wish TO remind you
that We carry a very large variety.
Fourteen styles at one dollar.
c. b., X. & c., W. b., and the like.
Two Specials at 50c.-M. & r., G
hook; style 20. hook.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

ATTRACTIVE IN APPEARANCE
MODERATE IN COST,
STYLES The LATEST

Probably few people know the sdnn
tage Of purchasing their Clothing dirsc.
from reliable houses. Our enormoui
variety 10 choose from consists Of TAIL
OR ABE, PERFECI-fIIIlNG
CLOTHES.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
$4.1j.
Free, a Football
every purchaser Of Boys or Youths
ChiIdren'S Suits.

Combination Suit, double-breas.el
jacket and two pair pants, sold formerly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Our Umbrellas and ParaSOlS.

The man who makes Umbrellas and
Parasols for Us doesn't supply every
Tom, Dick and Harry. that's why he
makes the best goods in the world. IL
takes time and watchfulness 10 make
perfect goods. and an honest umbrella
maker won't strain his capacity at
the expense Of his reputation. He sup
plies those who use his goods eXclu-
siyely. and We keep him. busy No
extra charge for the goodness. mind!
Fact Is, We sell his best for less than
the riff-raf, drop-to-pleces kind you
often get.
White Parasols. N.l9-made OF best
goods only.
White Parasols, ! ruffie. $50.
White Parasols, ruffies, s..
LaceS and Ribbons.
Enough 10 sweeten and brighten up
a goodly portion OF the world. Never
had such a stock, and never had so
many buyers. either. Every width OF
Lace from the daintiest Nalenciennes
Edge 10 deep Oriental Piounce. We
make special prices by piece for Va
lenciennes Laces-l5, %. Is, and sc. for
piece Of u yards.
The Ribbon Stock is the brightest
place In the store. Every conceivable
shade and notion for dresses and mill
linery trimmings
Tomorrow we hold a Special Ribbon
Sale. over 1000 yards OF Fine Satin
Ribbons. in different width, Sc. u yard
and upwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
BOYS Suits.

All our Suits embody original AMI
correct styles and are right in price and
quality. and were made 10 wear and lool
well, whether for every day or dress
Our IS Suit is the talk Of tho town. L
is selling very fast at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
Wash Goods.

Enough here to supply the wants and
tastes OF Richmond, and 10 spare
More than twice the stock we've ever
carried, but the stock is no greater
increase than the patronage. So. were
we'll balanced
Would you buy soc. good for i2iac. I
It's the kind We shall sell this week.
Here's the story:
A manufacturer made up some OF the
prettiest Piques the artists mind ever
created. The finest. wealthiest trade
was Wild over its beauty, and encour-
aged the manufacturer 10 make too
large a quantity. In order TO unload
he had 10 come down 10 a popular
price. Which Is
IL lie. Yard.
II won't take long TO sell 5000 yards
at this price
The Daintiest Dimitles. .10c.
The Prettlest pucks................l 0c.
The Stylishest Piques .i2i6c.
n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

on arriving at San Antonio the dele
gates will be met by the Fifth United
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26

We're doing a phenomenal business.
Separate Skirts are the special feature
OK economy. A pretty Serge Skirt and
half dozen Dainty Waists and you've
a summer outfit for anywhere.
All-WOol Serge Skirts sac
Firtat French Serge skirts. 1893.
Fine Crepon Skirts, si49.
Duck Skirts for 75c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-26
1915.
Mems Suits.

Lots l, 2, and are still on sale.
LOT 1.
$3.50 Mems Cheyiot Suits are selling
e. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
WEST SHORE r. K.

f.rtlu l,.yr West
and "a minutes earlier from foot FRANKLIN d..
20 A. VI Daily. Local to BuIiao. Sleeping ca, !"
isoomville sundays only. Can be occupied at p m,
IN 4 NJ Day local to Albany Tor Catskil Slouh,a''
and Saratoga Parlor cars 10 Albany sundays chs
* VI Taily for Albany, Utica, syracuse isoches'es'
Runaio Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland and Gn M
Ill 90 A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. to Catskill Noun
train: New PATTI Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska- PAR
lor cars TO Hobart and New Paltz . ,...,,, ,,o,,,
B|11:.5 s. VI Daily except sunday to catsEii Meu i
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George Paror cars
~ Rioouyille Saratoga and Caldwell. -,
-, . NJ. Saturdays only Half-Hoiday Speclal 70
cstskui Mountains Parlor car 10 Bloomvllle 80 49,
IS New Patz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Al
ta1y Saratoga attached TO Hobart and sara
400 p. W. Daily except sunday. Tor Albany s,.,,..
n 10 y, NJ Daiy for Albany. Montreal Utica syracuse
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and 81. Louis. - >., .,,.rv
$50 r. VI. Daily. except sundey FOR Newourg Albany
az r. NJ Daily. except Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
sis r. W. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roches'
Ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
a"''R e. leaves brooklyn by Annex: A1ooo. BIO 20
A. m CO 80 p. Jersey C.y. p. r. r. Station Alo4 -"
BIZ 90 C3.cS r. m. , -. ....r.
For tickets time tables ps5lor and sespngcayr accom-
nj Time tables at principal hotels P1r p'nef
Cen Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave. New-Hork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21

lard CSC prime steam 9o5c Bacon rw moderate de.
, o2se cesT & bx a worth G @
Dry sailed meats firm. active loose shoulders 5.c; loose
worth i.c more Eggs Receipts fairly liberal. demand
s St 81 fresh nearby DC wAl'N'yS'l'' ''i ''l' at
and further decline Of lshc followed under the in.
with unfayorable reports from abroad September opened
from even to Nc below. December 2sc above Sep.
sem9er Samples IN sSGd demand a. the DECLINE Of gsc
The barley market hrm and higher TO-DAY septem
ar ana good demand exists FOR ali grades EXTRA No
sold from 80 TO 4Se FOR new Oats ruled lower su. con
22a23c Rye firm and in brisk demand at 4a te.c for
No 8 Flour Is dropping and g effect sales
cesson Of so Toe would be necessary Mn s,u nomnaly
si2 55asa standard middings sI4asi5 and White at
and $40 October Prime steam lard 50 % cash and So IS
October.
Minneapolis. Aug 2o-cabes came lower again this
mSrnns and Ggta ion on nsn t scale sSnInusd
closed higher than the low point OF the day September
opened Blc. sod 10 else. dropped 70 Coo. and
at Gi.acii.c There was considerable doing in cash
os t 's S " ss, SI srs
elevator men were good BUYERS on The basis OF sepssm
go Norhern s2c: ~ northern Se New wSSa heat
DC cornspo easy: 10 offered at sec oaisrh There
was a steady feeling in CASH offerings showing
f2a as ss,y at Ns sa s. IS Ss!s SSr
bakers prSducoH goo bsl' shiP~ men az. i3I bss
SIT Is. shorts common bulk. siS so: mddnss bulk.
lower. in sympathy with the decline in wheat but there
very LITTLE doing as buyers lacked confidence and
"a So 10 per i %ss
grain centres prices here declined i4Qic per bush
The chief DEPRESSING factors were lower cables the
spring wheat and prospects Of early free movement
the latter No red in export elevators. c7c, do. Tor
September. 61@q67sc' october. Gssa6sAc November,
prices declined ic old and nc crop futures
curry at anywhere near ruling values here. Local car
lots were in small supply bIt demand was slow and
4sc no mixed August. iisGi5c; September Az g4Sc:
October 4atc N MSys S 3S,SG ReG TEN ssg
options demand light, No es9bshed grade white poor a
white early 2sise With 2sc the best bid at the close;
Ses 2Si27isS November Figs prSvistons quiet
with e change ss,, n prices Reef city family s. 5o9so:
family. sis soasli hams; cured g.aiOl.s: do SKIN;
backs ioglp'se' 90 smoked sides ribbed
cured sta1Se s do smoked oh ,sass5 picnic
c butchers loose. one Refined sugars quiet steady
better demand at log25c per basket, Other articles un-
changed.
@ o. louis Aug soss' o s and ss
Choice 81 So rye hs q 25ass 40 Bran SLOW but
his Side Sc Wheat lower; August S4,ss: seps%ser
sso pece%ssr SS%e May is Corn Swss sepsm
lower receipts 1880 bush shipments 1850 bush: Sep
%ss sSS Ms 1 ssS e%%1a mSssrs'e
choice 81 o7's Bscon-shouders &c; longs GAc clear
s s, sss sss .' Dry s' Ss sssl
s ~ m S on es c Hemp twin. sc X per H.
sales cars At 81 seller. asking 81 oSSss o7 tos
mora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
Condensed
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTTON-The first transactions OF the session VIZ a.
ciosng nr,ces the favorable weather and crop repos
from the cotton belt causing the break very soun ~
exer consderabe strength developed, ana prices I'M
proved steadily until an advance OF ~ nrces
vv.rc saw ponts above the final figures OF !es'eu.
II was considered the market showed n's naris
~ Tho cotton belt Liverpool cabed the following ~,
inahe. pcihs rersrts' The movement is
leht and II is thought that this may nave pele' A,
ixed as Operators are improving crop ace unts
and light recepts The market closed STEADY ~
hest nrccs OF the day with few sellers IN spite u IN
proved cron conditions the Mississippi aliey alu
counties in Texas only thirty odd report rain ana .s
average fail does not exceed i inch Inc reports
from private yesterday In regard 10 iai ~ H.
were confirmed BY the Government report issueu w..
ended AZ D. m yesterday This report showed ina, gooa
fell the following points IN h,a "a
ailinger Hearne Huntsville. Houston ana 'oiuin go
rains Brennan. kerrville. elton
OF Texas and II is thought that the rain VIII ne OF gs
benefit Gidcings. Southeastern IeSas iepoI's 'ns
months In fact rams sen, s,bsr
quite general throughout the cotton belt put he w.,
I, remarked that the frmness in the dyeoous ar,
has n beneficial effect the cotton maIke IA a,
cables at hand to-day hint at higher prices asheu
Manchester but is added that buyers reiuss 10 ps
higher rates Word also hand that the sn.rs
covering Liverpool The pubic adVices
chester did confirm the private advicss Ir v,h
prices. yarns called quiet ana steaus .,si
cloths Liverpool contract nlaIhct tio'et
with net advance OF Ia points The receip.s .,
new cotton Galveston to-day were o. paes ak's!
bales last week ana 629 bales last year ana AT Wv
Opening -anee and close to-day and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21

Market closed steady TO points advance eoipai rec
with Yesterdays closing prices Transferable noces 80
Total sales io5IoO bales. New-Yoik gross reeep'S %
halcs Exports: Forwarded. As bales; sales 'o- paes
g. nners 80 bales: stock l67Gi bales Total net receipts
to-day 1851 bales far this week l45i Da'es ~
norts to-day: Great Britain, 5000 bales linus iar hls
week: Great Britain 1900 bales: Continent SS"f oaies
stock 20s. s63 bales , 49,, -. ,,o,ah,,
Liverpool cables-Spot cotton easier bu, not quotaoy
Lover. sales bales speculation and export 90
Tles: American 5000 bales middlins upiands 2'-S2
futures opened quiet partially lGid advance closed steady
AT - TO IL points dyanoe August Soo'zs Ausast
Scncubcr 356izs Sepemberoctober ool2s; october NO
yemter 35sisb: November Decenber 3Dy; DecsmDer-
January 36b January February. 3G2zb: February Mach
1000 March-April 4ol to 400 Apr,May 4oSs May-Sune
t0ls Wanchester-Yarns quiet and steady cloths quiet
srot cotton market quiet; unchanged. mddng upland
5ss,iGc; Middlng gulf. 1876: sales 592 bales all
COTFlE- Local speculation was light Desultory trad
irg was recorded Prices here ard abroad varied but
slightly Warehouse deliveries showed an increase Chief
saies were for september. Havre cables dun August
"a % francs septenber - 49, October 90 % Noyember
~. December Hamburg quiet; August. 100 pigs
September I45c: october 7i25 Noycmher "a RIO
n4 receints % 900 bags Cearances for United States
900 bags stock. 1873 900 bags Santos receipts 81 600
bacs. stock 2O7 OOO bags Market Arm al l4.Vn refs.
Cleared from Rio steamship Calico. with 1900 bags
Contracts -osed quiet at unchanged 10 loc deciihe
Sales Were $3.50 bags. as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
Rullroa0s.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
foot OF esbrcsses and Cortlano'

STATIONS foo. Of ssOrGs s "a and ,ss SSr''an0'
100 Sss smJ hM!Ts s5s ps'%
iSn csrs s sssSeh laas
Ss g. & Hda. ."s'a'f?'% and
2 Psmsn 81 s.epns nd p INNS LOUIS NJ t.
go s s s"::
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S4r sV.s ci emo D@"s ears inaansp O N"
ssy s :ss &c:
land '2g' ffSssTi6S ASp TIE s .c so
Dinss CAP SaS osn N: IL "a n:Ss
PsTor r and ph .s car. sso Dining Carr 'O'""
S.worssu. Tampa and Me@pS: III night 'A
Ts;Hs TO dossF Sr and s.y
pport Tampa, Macon and Charleston
cIEsSPEAEE OHIO R aaS 5In,ns d Express
For OLD or coSRT Ln vis
AEsS4 cry 4 fs'y Of Buffet r''' Cars
FOR or CAPE MAY 100 A. NJ. 100 and 2io p NJ "''"
+: :;:s .a 1;''s f;' sss 81
Park; S s$'%'' S TX =, 80 ,,.
&C. 20 SO n a. Ts"se 20 rns 5
KIN s;Sr e dsl, 80 30 n 20 !.%s'
Dnns s.. ,ss NJ fax 12' III D's snd %,
Asto S"., s and '0 s q ron Street
2 pgasns S sns rooSn Asnx e F2H
Street staten Jersey ,Dd c check Tb ssggsss from
f5tss srs 4rsence through Destinations
NJ. PCR e5ersI Manager. General Passr Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Bsa9 Aug g rss @ F @ last % 5 ns s 2
200 head on sn S % sssd ms s5 o
s. s9I hstsTs 259s: 90: ils6t Sai' 3 sSa
week thus far. i3oeo head for same time last week,
$500 head CONSIGNED through $50 head to New- Eork
good grades and steady for Light lots and WORKERS.
%srT l css' - sS ends s. sas5 mixed
?a 0 Rsam rus a g 2S4 stays 50 sheep and
lambs Receipts last "a hours 800 head total FOR week
CONSIGNED nrousn to oa 2co head on
bulk Of oernss sod god lambs. 81 5oas4 20
to iar s. ss1a Sheep s. aSsS wshers s. IS c
s shssp, siasl 3D. canada SOS 49,,
East Lssry Ap 10 ear. Sn ae se2 eS sdoa this
prime sTa grad on as P%s = a oas sS s s
Is bulls stags and cows 81 5Oas2 81 fresh cows and
tts better demand prices are s shade stronger
To fair YerEers 81 7ea So roushs s. Scds Sheep
lef yesterday The demand is light and
pe sP '' sS "S@asEi
& i' Veal eoyss sss 70 heavy and Sl TIN CAVES
mSsi steady c to Sc rnsl light and px o 8 So
81 SEA medium 81 5oasi 20; heavy 81 ioas4 60 Cattle
s5Gs5 * fair to good ssas5 cows and heifers best,
s. ana fair saet to Ssd SgS o BULLS 81 s. @
50 So calves. siase sheep-Recepts 1000 head; mar
Union stock Yards chcago. Aug. 2o.-catte-Recepts,
800 head a 5 weak logloc 0TeF Gomn 40
cows and bulls 81 25Qs3 10 calves 50 5os5 90 Texans
s2ns4; Western rangers. 81 4oasi IS Hogs-Recepts.
10000 mead market firm and sc higher; heavy packing
shipping 81 5oGs+ 95 common 70 choice mixed
81 3OGSi %: choice assorted 81 90aS5 o.; light 81 j0lf
S. pigs s3Gsi 81 sheep-Recepts. 5000 head: market
weak 0ql5c lower: inferior to choice. 81 1888 80:
lambs s3lS5 ~
ST. Louis Aug. 2oCattie-Recepts, 1924 head native
market active slight decline from yesterdays fig
ures steers. 81 5as4 90 Texas cattle-Market
steady Yesterdays prices TEXAS steers 81 2og$3 %
calves IS IS Hogs-Recepts 316S head; market active;
prices 5aloc lower all grades heavy. 81 5oasi -;
n xed iOdsi 60 light 81 coast 90 SheepReceipts.
~? head market active prices Unchanged sheep and
lambs. s34S4 GO.