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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Never despairing, often fainting. ruling.
But looking back, all never!
Faint, vet pursuing, faint yet still pur-
suing
Ever
Christian Rossetti.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Tillman's pitchfork has not been in
evidence at Chicago up to date. Is it
possible that he is carrying it as a
concealed weapon?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

"A full dollar for full days work. -
Gays Mckinley. Just enough 90 get
full on and not enough to save on.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Cornell should confine her efforts at
rowing to this country and not go
abroad to gather laurels which she
does not gather.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Will Wash Hesing bolt at Chicago?
The probability is that he viii do as
he is told by his superiors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
LIES PARALLELS.

Never en- this side Of the grave again,
On this side of the river,
On this side of the garner of the grain,
Never
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Jean, queen of the carnival looked
q queen. and her maids of honor like
princesses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Teller's boltage voltage is greater
than all the others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
Ever

Ever while time flows on and on and on
That narrow noiseless river,
Ever while corn bows heavy-headed,
wan,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

The carnival is on; it is a gala time;
let's he gay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

The president has nothing but fish
on his hands these days
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

The gold brick trick doesn't go at
Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
TRAINS EVERY HOUR
To Garfield Beach Today.

Commencing at 10 am. Bathing, boat
ing, dancing. Olson's enlarged orches-
{,.o
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Postmaster Hesing, of Chicago.
talks very like man suffering from
nervous prostration brought On by an
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Few will dispute the fact that New York
| mas now become a mere way station in
national politics.-Springfield Republican.
| No one longer doubts the loyalty of
the majority of the southern people, or
that they now cheerfully accept the re-
! suit OF the civil war. No one questions
| the patriotism of the confederate vet
! Grams with such leaders as General John
b. Gordon and there will be no uneasi-
ness IN the north over the proposition TO
rear a great monument TO Jefferson Davis
at Richmond. No monument can do more
for the doctrine of secession than mark it's
grave and SO it will be with the monu-
lnent to Davis. The man and the doctrine
he represents will simply show that the
south still respects the memory of its
old leaders-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Up to date no enthusiasm for Mckinley
has been in evidence and the Republicans
that was stale when Mckinleyism was so
Overwhelmingly repudiated in lS92.-Kan-
sas City Times.
1t is a little remarkable that manufac-
turers, while protesting TO believe that
Mckinley is certain of election are shut
ting down their mills and curuailing pro-
duction. Possibly it has been tascertained
that not enough factories are closed to
make a good campaign argument.-Hous-
ton (Tex) Post.
AS to the silver tide, many who came
to stem have fallen astern.-Detroit
Tribune.
Little Count de Castellane is the typi-
cal Partisan spendthrift No fortune,
however vast, is equal to the demands of
one thoroughly educated in the dissipa-
lions of that rapid capitalization
Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

No more June brides this year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

You pay your money and take your
choice; but you get your money back
if YOU don't like Schilling's Best tea.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
TRAINS EVERY HOUR
To Garie1d Beacon Toda

TO GHfHeIu BeaCh To-Day.
Commencing at 10 am. Bathing, boat
ing, dancing. Olson's enlarged orches-
ira,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

SILVER-esss.
LEAD-Steady; brokers' $3.50; exchange,
S5.02IadSS05
PgK-Easy; brokers. 117s; exchange,
1l.25@11.50
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
HuMoR OF THE HOUR.

When I'm a man" began Bobbie.
What will you do?" asked his mother
''Fll name my boy, after pepper, and
myi how I'll spank nlm!%-Harper' BaZar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

That's curious typographical error, -
said Mrs Partridge. The title of this
new book is printed The Viking Age ="
well, why not?" asked Partridge.
What ought it to be?"
"Why hiking, oughn't it?"-iTt-Bits.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Lost the Run of Time.
The welI-known bon vivant and club
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Parishioner-'I doan' see nohow, how
Adam and Eve kin be happy in heaven"
Clergyman-"Whatf To- can't dey?"
Parishioner-"Wal, it seems to me dey's
be tired to death 'polgizin' ter SO many
folks fer eatin' dat apple. Puck.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Persistent-"That bill collector is still
down stairs, SIR
Didn't tell you to say to him that
died quite suddenly half an hour ago?"
Yes, sir; but he says he would like a
few minutes conversation with the
corpse" Life. tf
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Mrs. Blank-"How do you like your
new girl?"
Mrs Dash-"She's a perfect treasure
Broke eight dishes yesterday. and not one
of them was cut glass. '-Cleveland
Leader.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Himmins-'I believe Farlowe would sell
his soul for $1,000"
Simmons don't Whatever his faults
may be he is no bunco man. indianapolis
Journal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

AS to the silver tide, many who came
to stem have fallen astern.-Detroit
Tribune.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

him Of his aching molar; II want to take
it home and poke sugar in it to see it
acher-Truth.
"She doesn't seem to have many
friends
NO, but it is her own fault. Every
time she sees a friend in a pretty hat,
wrap, or gown, she gets one just like it. :"
Chicago Record.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
SOME EDITORIAL COMMENTS.

Few will dispute the fact that New York
has now become a mere way station in
rational politics.-Springfield Republican.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
COME AND SEE

IN ADDITION, WE HAVE ALL THE
LATEST STYLES IN LADIES' SUM
MER SUITS. NO NEED To PARTICU-
LARIZE. THIS Is ENOUGH. WE
HAVE ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03

Subscribers removing from one place to
another, and desiring papers changed.
should always give Former as well as
present address.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-03
A MEAN MAN.

Christian Rossetti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August 70 1928
COT~TON-The closed barely steady. with me-
decline OF 70 points. Total sales HOOD bales
Fluctuations within a Of 10 points. The
tober and November. months generally point
lower Within ha hour after The opening there was
general aboJt points. The market held steady
FOR while. declined a little more some months
There specially interesting features during the
thought that Liverpool did not show as gIeai
changed. spot there only 5000 bales
heavy 10 bother the bulls. A iHls
Dallas. Tex. 20 prominent hrm mere SAYS.
Scattering and prospects improve Win
late fall Texas vii. make crop 81 200
bales possible. 22500OO bales probable. and 2OoO0D
the following points: Charleston :. C., "a. Alabama.
Evergreen trace; Pineapple 10 Georgia. savannah o2
Bainbrdge. .sO Qui'man. "a; Townsville. .3s, Way
cross. The annua crop review n The Finan-
Chronicle will issued ABOUT Wednesday. Sep'en-
Der O. received by The lfnincial Chronico
belt up 70 Friday evening indicate that
conditions there little favorable. There has
been rain all districts during the week and al some
points particularly Texas and Tennessee, the
crop reported been benefited thereby Picking
IS making excellent progress and cotton is being marketed
cu!te freely. There into sight during the wees
8l3 against 1881 bales The same week Of 1880
The sight 2s 71G557j bales. against
crease in amount s!gni % 2.6li bses. com
with last The total visible supply of cotton
Of l074 s77 compared with the
Of 1895. falling Of II GsJ 123 bales from
and a decrease Of 9o7.92S bales from 1898. The
visible supply IS 1919 sci bales agains: 23a4 ~
bales 1892 The total American supp,y IS lO44,Wl
bales. against ., lOl, 55s bales last year.
Opning. and close to-day. AL closing bid. tho
previous night and last year follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave W i2d station y. T.. a. fo40"' -"
IS IN earlier from foot Franklin 81; 49,
BIO A VI Daily. Local t. Buffalo. sleeping car 80
York to Bloomyie. sundays only; can 10 oe9uP'-'
$50 4 NJ Daily Local Albany Tor Cs,s<l MOLE sl.
DI5 A. NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica. syracuse ehess,'
Buffalo Niasara Fails Toledo. cleveland Nn'"s'
AEiI.GO A. NJ DAILY. except SUNDAY. 10 Bcom'H;;
and Ca;skn, Mountains. New Palt- Lakes nonS -
Ninnewasla. Parlor to B0amyiile ana New
B-11.:,5 s.. any "Ncept SUNDAY =, -.
10 Bloomsllie. Saratoga and Caldwell -, ..
lis T. NJ saturdays only. Han Holiday speeA "
Catskn Mountains Paryr ATTACHED 40, ,,.,,.
C-:s.45 p. Daily *, fpt SUNDAY. = ''iskl MI a.
tains. New Patz. Lakes Mohonk and MinneNasSa. -,
hany. Saratoga Tarlor car Alta he'd ~ boom'"s ~
C~4.0O ?. NJ Daily. excep, sunday. for Albany ,,...
600 = VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal. 'tica - r
lochester. BUFFALO. Niagara Falls Toronto De'0'"
Cleveland. Chicago and s. Louis ,,.,y
03O f. NJ Daily. except sunday. Tor NeNhu-g N,TSr.
7t5 p NJ Daily. escep, sunday Tor U'ica. s'rsea'"
Rochester ana Buffalo. p..,-
sis p VI Daily Tor Albany Utica syracuse. NJ
ester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit S's''
land. thical-5 and 81 Louis "a a A
b C-Laves bro k.yn by Annex. Ai6 IS BIO - - a. ~
N Sao9 o., p !. 81: Jersey CRY y RI S'l''"' ~'''
For tickets tables. parlor end sleeping car acc "a
at stations. Time tables at principal hotels f'F 0'
Information address -,
r. LAMBERT C.nerai Passenger AgsnNs
3 Vanderbilt ave. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30

Market barely steady at 4Ns points decline COM
pared with Yesterdays 81 sing prices Transferable No.
ices Total sales ll1.oOD bales. Spot cotton quiet
sc lower. middlmg uplands. 7sc; mddlns Guf s'sc'
Gales 100 bales spinning 1870
Liverpool cables spot cotton quiet. sales. 1000 bales
speculation export SEQ bales American 5000 halts
receipts bales. mddllrg uplands 4'sd. Futures
steady decline closed steady L point advance
~ points decline. January February ioj IS February
March 4OCb; March-April. 4o7s. Apnl-May 4s,, MAY
June 4O's. August 4l7ss August September 4lis sep
er 4uSi.s October November. 400 -, Novcm
her December. 4O5i.s. December January. io'es.
COFFEE-Thcre little doing until toward the close
a good deal 81 selling pressur. developed dn' 10
lower cables. resulting rather nore active market
than usual for SATURDAY December sales were LARGEST
Trading wholly local. RI market steady a. 10 900
quoted - lower II 10, receipt S''
bags cearanccs TO- United States. 3,N" stock a. HD
o5OO Santos receipts oil 100 bags stock 44lVnl, mar
ket firm IaVre quiet January and February,
81 March. u, -. April Gl.2i. MAY GID Hamburg
quoted January july ~. september - -, october
~ rs The FOREGOING prices Indicate decline fr Havrc
and Hamburg and unchanged for Brazilian markets
closed barely steady l5g2 points decline
Sales 10 80 has. Is f9IluNs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
new YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

T.ains leave foot Of West i.d 81 as follows 10 "'
earlier from Franklin ST.: 800, ,.k.s
1858 A. W., for West Cornwall Orr's Mills. lASs'
Mohonk and Mlanewaska Midtown. Woomln -
Elenyile. Fallsburgh HueyNil,e Lake am
etty. Scranton. Walton. Delhi Sidney. Nor"l'h N'~
oneida. Fulton. Dswego ,,,.,r-
oi15 4. VI. for Campbell Hall Mttietown' n,.
msburgh. Nurtsboro Ellpnvile Mountain pale ,h..ty
VILE Pittsburgh. axe kllmesta Hurie)Nile' '"''|
Falls Liberty White Lake. ,,,,,r-
las 4. VI. Saturdays onlyl. fnr Mddleown , .
ingburgh Wurtsloro EllrnNie Mountain laif. 49,
VIE Pittsburgh. LAX. Niamesha, HnFleltule. Manor
Falls Liberty White Lake. Parksville. Livingston ""''
IiocAland.
3u5 q. W.. for Campbell Hall Lakes Mohons FL
len,le Mountain rale, cen'reNiilc Faisnus" vhits
kiamesha. Hurley VILE. Liberty Fas l'brtN' '
Lake rarksyile Livingston Manor. RocklanI ,,.,ox,
ti3O u. VI DAILY. Tor Campbell liail ~ >or-
Liberty Livingston Manor Walton. pelhl sunny
wich. Randals,Ille, Oneida. Fulton oswsso pe.isIns
Falls and points Nest. Pullman sleeping Gar "'N''
Chair Car. IRE 10 NagGa Fails , ,.,,ov
.515 T.. W.. for West Cornwall Orrs MhIs' M1ss"s,si
Brook burnside Campbell Hall stony Fora. 49, 49,
Run MiGdletown. winterton. Bloominsbursh "u''''"
Ellsnvle - ~ Y
Tickets and Pullman seats at 37l Broadway :; =
J. c. ANDERSON, q. p A.. Sc Beaver 81, " ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30


Union Stock Yards chicago. AUG. @'''attle- Receipts.
30 head. nouinal.y ste"ay Common g. extra steers;
fa {, .5@5 c,~ s. ;oSsa i io' r,a. s. taa
50 - Western Ianso s2nS3 80 Hpes-Nccrpis. - on
h hsel ns~ " " ,, 40 % ,li s 's' - 'o
sorted 81 4pus 3d. ngn' - eoq - - ps 81 2,asy 10
Sh-l i;,.,e,. 10" n'aa fag, ''I steady inferior 20
Kansas Ct'. Aux - -ioss Rec ipi- 1900 had ac-
heavy e '5ps3. CATH Receipts. 500 head. nominal.
she-i- Re opt 200 h-.1. nm .. ,..,.o, ,,,. ,,,.
ls We,i ~ bead. cns.ed rig ugh ~ head. G.,
Sow 1ors o. go h..d. IN salr 80 aeaa market r,nei
* nsas steers -. TDsls steers. 81 20 light
total ~ w..k thus far ~ u.li fDr same 4r last
week. 81 go head Consigned through 300 head. FOO New
YORK. 81" head. o. sale. $50 head. market opened
Tx, io's co.~ ray bu iaik sold. sod wcgh yocr-.
packer. - 4ipsg -. medium So tlrS3 - heavy. - 2r
e. rouge - 73p>a Stag s. .'nf2 - Sn~ep and
iaH.s Receipts iaai - hours '2M head total Tor week
thus far loo time lest week. 2s.4o)
head. consigned through. go head. 10 NV York 100
head. sale. 5000. market OPENED N'y du iul} A.
s5sS5 ~ f.r 10 good sia<l ~ cuis ana common S3f
choice 2lnS3 g. culi~ and common 81 2jnS3 export
ewes 50 7jn<i Canada Lambs sold late ~ - sos 10 for
Natonal stock Yards. -. LOUIS. Aug ~ -Catiie-Re
fr'p,S' 10" n'"' an, b,a -. I've llsti 81 ~, 81 60.
mixed s. so6ss - h,a,y SaaSg - She Receipts 3O7
he'd. arm. nat'~ sh'-n. 80 &4fd -. -. . -.
81 sSs no common Ssnsg TO- roush- ft - i0gtss 10
sass. isesa cove and p myers. S5u$r Hogs Mar
ket thr. prime !isut 81 tes medium. - luF Is -
ras6- s. hasa . sheep-Nlark~i steady prime 81 Is
q>4 so god s. leg's 60. fair sig% = common. SO
l. good lambs ga % veal calves. SO $3.50 90 heavy
ami min ea.'es. ss1si 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA BAlsl lMOhb h'b
WASHINGTON. . - ,o.oo
For phiiadepha week days aae zoo 90 ,r,~.;
Parlor carr 400 800 dining carr 900 80 su@ !, ~
j. ". l2.l5 night SUNDAYS. 80 ZOO V!o. II y,
Dining Can A. NJ 200 400 300 Dining rar) GO
7. NJ. 1915 night. 40 go
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 80 = l,
1900 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. 90" 80 BOO tDin ns
Carr. 500 p. NJ u 10 night sundays I'D ~" ~
~ night.
Liberty ii3 172 2G i5. oi4 lto ~ isr0a w..
.. 81 East t4fh-st.. 1913 East ION - TS
West l25th st. 25 Columbus Ave. Nrw-let@, ~
St Fulton St BROOKLYN: ~ Rroai"aN VIVA n'bl't
The Transfer Company viii call fr ana check
baggage from hotels residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30

Liverpool. Aug. 20 | D. m.-Beef-Ex'ra India mess
steady a. 4Gs 81. prime mess steady 40 3Gs 30. Pork
Prime Western FINE steady ijs; 81 medium steady
3ss "a Hams Short CUT ablu II Go Ii H. steady AZ
- Bacon Cumberland about - to- 30 10. steady
Dos. short 3D. about - - - n. steady 24- 81
long Gear mdes light ab'u 81 10 IS ~ steady az rs
TX clear mi.les. heavy. about - 90 - H. steady AZ
2's 6d short retr mdies. heavy about - O. 30 ID.
cu. 2}s. clear bellies. about - ~ ~ duh 2is
clear bellies about l. % a H. dun bs Shoulders
about T. O. IL H. steady rs Lard Prime Western.
spot steady a. "s chres-Amercan finest white duh a.
"As ~, Do 'l.lred duh ir~ I'll. Taow Prime city firm
a. Us. 'oln~esd Dl-lJverpool refined dull = lbs b.
spirits ~ turcntre steady az l9s. Kpsin-t pmm0n firm
81 4 ~ WhatN No fod winter, stocks exhausted: ~
] Northern spring nfm at IS 81. Clrn-Mixed Western
spot firm al > 9'd August steady at 2s 9.d: Sepiem
Der steady a. = 9d october steady Al > "a Flour -
LOUIS fancy winter firm A. -. Hops at LJndon-Pacho
2lsI4l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30

MOLASsES AND SYRUI'S-There was not nuch Ge,
but passing trades were at full prices ana
closed bes, grades 1ane syrups are scare anu
,riiusai Tr Una hc veg "a orleans open kettle
Sc Porto Rico 2sa55c; barbados 25a2c; syrups fair
i2al4c good l5alGc: choice l7al9c. ~ 49,
NAVAL sTORES~Stock- Rosn. - 1891 bbls; spirits ur-
penine, 2 1873 bbls 1.3s2 bhis The maIke was was
quoted S at 81 5Ss 60 spirits ;upen'1e quiet %i'G
unchanged prices. W. quote; Tar regulars u o. o."
OCEAN FEGHTs The market WAS qVie es i15 bt Oe bu
the quantity Of Offering small ana even WIN W
e inguiry yeses are sSlf n5sn $isd Glasgow a.d
Bristol "a: Leith. Al; Hull 3s.d. Newcastle az Ant
81 ,fgs Hamburg en- pigs Rotterdam. &c. Amsterdam
&c Cork orders 81 Sd petroleum TO- ne n''e1
... cHARfEKS There gereray ggiet I ma hd
mSa offerings Of large sized Vessels are want
ed in the case OIL long y9yast genera d CA stes for the
strong. In the West India rade me aI qys
trade steamers suitable for the Transportation OF gram
arr ~n e., %n sa I'es arr rb uthern cotton trade but
departments quiet charters ;o9" iern
IS 81: BRITISH steamer 1888 IONS cuban ore trade two
Wiae e'ape 10 west coast England British bark
tons savannah to MelP9une Sna Sy ~ 9sn"s
Ayres sRoaro Slo schooner u.s. ' en qPh4sicpha
4Gn to Asnuc bs5elphia to Hartford 81 and
loaded: schooner. 25l tons coal lhiadclphla 10 h
depha Lynn SOC schooner. 497 tons coal rhiiaIe;
phia to roGand o' s 4o schooner nr s5 ton coa
Philadelphia TO salem. Coo schooner -, i,ns ,,as Inn
Thisdcpha to Boston SOC wharf. schooner Az tons
f e re to rpoydcncS oo british Grs
antigua to Dsa~sre nre9kT9er fer ,S orSG
iso tons moasses RICO north Of a'eras 81 90
ler Eyeretts Wharf Va to New-York private terms
schooner. 80 tons. lumber suffolk TO Mew-YGrk' s?
schooner. $50 tons. coal Perth Ameoy TO Beverly 4or
sch Portsmouth,
schooner 1Gl coal. Perth Amboy Gloucester Doc;
S Sn iS 49, i"a a. 5 c s S5S &m Re sae%
sno9ssr @ tons coal South Am'9{ to swan lslsnd
to- schooner l@' tons coal Hotoken to Northeast Har
olLs-Cotronseed oil rules nomnaly steady. Holders
ask &c for prime summer yellow but buyers
wiling 10 pay more man 24.c and some not tha: TX
qulet but seady We quote: Cottonseed oil prime crude
c CDs & Prime a loGs yd mills r italos OF
23G sgmmcr Yellow IF grade ~ az; butter OIL NOM
can raw $a5@- american boiied $5qaic: caicuiia
,rETRoLErM The ~arEe for Xa,oaol Ppeline Ger,
qqie, a, the following prices: ms. NewYork. s. 20;
PROVISIONS The market was, quiet and steady to-day
sales so bbs Quoted Mess 81 25asS y family 81 25q
31a.ei: Ex4 mess ;5G: s. family PsSNri
DRESSED HOGS He'd strong Qqs'sa: 9H ', r.
heavy t. IsAt MEAISmIicH'r e, ,si-
.'TALLo~ sIEAEiTE
offering prma closing 3 7ac nominal. city. 3 sea
40 Continent. 425c: compound. $50 options closed
RicE-A quiet market was reported to-day. with tone
steady to hfm ana inquiry .tey for best eraaes Prize
ordinary a3o low fair 20 fair y a3".c good c.
* aGc java S. aaisc. Java bond. Ia,@2c: Japar
4q4c rana $3.50 at atm in r bo4d 2qae
96 test quoted a, do. Muscovado - test al l1lWt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Aug 29-Coton easy; mddng 7i6c: low
m'ddling. 3 TO- good ordinary 10 Gc and gross
receipts 1870 bales tall cotton; exports TO Great
Britain bales 42S bales; stock. +9j0S bales
Norfolk. Aug 29-Cotton steady mlddling. I9sc. low
rlddling 7c good ordinary 5Gc and receipts
~ cOastwlse. l!1 bales
sales - hales: stock. 2 2Ss bales
NeN-'retns. Aug. 2'.-Cotton good mdding
H-6, mddng 7tc. low midiling. 3-l6c; good ordi-
nary l5-lsc and receipts 700 bales all new
crtonl. exports Continent 40 bales, sales. oo
bales stock :sbji9 bales
savannah Aug 29-Cotion quiet: middlIng. l5-i6c
low miGdling i-l6c. receipts 3ES bales tall new
c-ton. gross 400 bales sales. "E bales stock 23ood
bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier s. y r. foot Of Rector-st a..
For Atlantic highlands Highland Beach Nornan ~:
Rumson Beach Seabrlght. NJ lnmouih Beach and Lons
I;ranch AT 10 900 HOO 4 VI 100 200 BIAS. 30.
$40 p " sundays. 8.30 A. NJ. 100 VI ,..
For Flheron Asbury Park. Ocean Grove en1. 1,N.,.s
south to Point Pleasant. II 90 A. NJ. - 90 . ~
$50 p SUNDAYS stop az lnierlaAen iot Hso'''
Park and Ocean Grove). 100 NJ ,o ~
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat -" - Ne
100 3:45 p. NJ an q, 80
Atlantic CIV vineland and Brdgeion. $50 A. ~ !"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-30

Cash quotations were as foI9ws FoGru4ulei s and
4:7e 80 sp5ns whes 29S4 BY sspe sa N d. rs So
rye. 3li.a3lsc; No = barley 32aSsc nominal; No /
ps2 b6 s. es5 g. ard PER- 100 h 81 55ass 57 sSor
o sss G,9se 50 23as' 2i dry sa Sc o snSgS
%n cur f 6s nis4sa s' $. s ! FaGn
Eschange ,oiay the butter market was steady; extra
We're steady. fresh stock i1'sa2c.
N a. aug . Sp'S c c and e!"
a SOC. cash September ranging s,1c below.
sampls wheat quie and gnse'ted opennS slsner SGs
sc. ~ Nsrhern 57ic 95lsaSS Barley samples
active hut &c lower 10 on track $Sa33'ac No S2e
r. r nap@r IN barss i in rsrlo o ' Ms,s
dull a; Sc per- ton for sacsd Bran So aso for
Minneapolis Aug 2s.-Thc difference between Septem-
Der and December narrowed again 10 day On account Of
ad,anc~i in the last hour sc broke to 55sc and
es At 5e sgains, - ysleriay December . opened
closed On break at 36.c against sc yeSerday Cash
q ne% T9 S Sn N on pT ne oS GGr s
Under Y l' %ortbrn o" for The NmcT and s =, 8nr
for the latter. Mers were quite active bidders for Old
dra I - M M xr,bnrn and N cbsnsei
s5a,c 40 / N9rthern 55a.c; new. 54sc 10 Northern,
s3qs9 o. Production 1900 bbls shipments. 37o4i .9s
&, 655ns sn So Ga" )" bulk quoted at " 10
rhilae.lphia. Aug. 29.-Flour quie, and unchanged
Wheat dun ana weak Contract i wheat; august ana
6i'.c. corn quiet and weak; 10 mixed Angus, and
unseted ~ White. August 25a Is. re- : tember ga
23a.c. October 23i. a2ic November 2la24sc sugars
ss an %S'S H''N 10 sell ana 0"'''S '''
ss y s2 e sns9 sH s. g s. 1S Sas :;S
steady. country points 27gc. Wheat lower; August G2c
as9. nominal 4 Ps cStq@ 70 D cSsn fe
May. 23sc bid oats steady August nc bid. septem-
ties 81 . ' Lead d. stronger at 81 90 3D. 's '