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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-01-27
{ sTAMPEoEo.

StAMPEOsOs
Gables and Feasts on
of Meats.
closed the National
Convention at Denver,
days Of harmonious and
erations. The organization
ck Association Of the United
erica was completed by the
n Executive Committee.
e number on the programme
asst barbecue to be given in
here buffalo Is to appear on the
t was held at the Union Stock
nd the Burlington Railway and the
ar companies carried from 5000 to
S people to the grounds. The six tons
of eats served were hardly enough tc
sati ~ all, and before the crowds could be
served the tables against which they werG
surging gave way, and. brushing aside
police and military guards the crowds over.
ran the grounds, helping themselves t.
what was in sight Governor Adams and
MaydrMcMurray were present, but THEFT
expostu,ations were unheeded. The crowd
was bood-natured. and no one was hurt in
the stampede, but there being no possibu-
ity OF restoring order, the management de-
clared the barbecue over.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-01-27
SENATE IS FOR SILVER
Ielers Concurrent Resolution Passed,
a.. Al to 81.
The LINES ARE DRAWN FOR 1900.

Gvelve Republicans Voted For the Meas
s Ore. and Ono Democrat, Caffery, Of
I Losisiana, votedlAgainst It-Provides
That fBondsl Are Payable in Gold or
| snver 1t the Option OF the Government.
: WasHmGToS, DC. SpeciaD.-By vote
q a yeas to 50 nays, or q majority Of 15. the
united States Senate has passed the Teller
Sesolution declaring that the bonds Of the
0nited States are payable in standard silver
Dollars, and that such payment Is not in vio-
ssxion Of the public faith or in derogation
Uf the public credit.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-01-27
Observation-Disclosures Pic Rancb

Chicago MenB Buy Big Ranch.
A Chicago syndicate with 81 ,O00,0 900 caps
ital has negotiated. for the purchase Of the
Lopez ranch. said to be tine larges: IN the
State Of Tamulipas, Mexico.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-01-27

To Improve Swamp Lands.
A Chicago company is about to drain and
improve the swamp lands OF Wisconsin.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1898-01-27

Proaced DEATH When
the hair dies the What's the matter with
your gets dry hars dull Of color the ends split You
wash and brush but still It's hungry! If washing and
brushing would stop starvation expense horses
would sponge and cucomb. Hunger needs Bread BATH
S why
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave W 42d station. N. T.. follows and
7, m earlier from OF Franklin ST..
AlO,OO A. VI. Daily except sunday, for Cornwall New:
hurgh. Kingston. New Patz. Lakes Minne1aska aud
Moh0nk and all Cltski Mountain points.
u1t.35 A. M for Crsnstons. Vest Point, Kingston,
Lakes Mohcrk and Minnewaska. catsxi Mountains.
Albany Saratoga and Lake George.
= O,l NJ CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily, for Al
bany syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls.
cleveland Detroit, Chicago and ST. Louis. Arrives
Chicago and u. Louis next afternoon. Dining Car.
rrH p VI. Saturdays only. for all CasSill Moun,an
POINTS n.uv .,os,, Sunday ,or Kin..,o, rat..
Mohonk and Minnewas<a Catskill Mountains. Catsknl,
C4,W p NJ Daily. except sunday, for consers: Gran
r,on's West Point. Cornwall. Sew5urgh. and inter-
mediate stations to Albany
CoO p NJ Daily except Sunday. for Albany. Saratoga
Montrea. and Eastern Canada.
0,.O p NJ. Chicago and ST. Louis Limited Daily. foS
Utica syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara FalS,
Toronto Detroit. Cleveland. Chicago and 81. LOUIS.
FAB n NJ Daily except sunday for Syracuse Rochss-
ter Buffalo. Niagas Falls and Toronto
S,I5 p ". Daily. Ter Albany Ciica. syracuse. Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Fails, Toronto. Detroit C:ese-
land Chicago and 81. Louis Saturday night has
Sleeptng Car catskili Mountains.
A ID leave Brooklyn "Apney'-A, 9:l5 A. NJ: r..
io:i, 4. N. c: $50 r n Jersey Cry p r r. station
Time tables at principal hotels and offices.
G e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt Ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

exceeded those Of year ago by 5000 bush. The
Increase Tor the week all points over last
aious % round Loco 600 bush Seaboari
We again very light The days total whea. only
~ onsn which makes the weeks exports thus
nush tehind last weeks shipments Foreign
th "sS rres1at Liverpool opened steady, but lost
ana eosed 'g2d net lower while Paris
"Fip N1osed aga franc net lower.
a A'otmnaA cable stated that official reports from
I.uss.a estimated full This direct
s'nIac1tlon 70 an earlier dispatch reporting
iamlne IN Noriherr Russia received from different
source, broorihan also reported English weather
anu co ara Australian prospects favorable. Cash
wheat mere was easier. No . red quoted &c over
S,pteHln+r spoi, 6i2c over 70 arrive IN days
over ior sun later delivery No Northern Duluth sac
Over ana NO hard Duluth FAC over. b. ah0at.
bpn cas demand and higher cables all tended produce
Stp:S uidertone in COR during the forenoon which
ever was not maintained The @
ns account by scalpers during this period
uVfl the MARKET In sympathy with the anal break Of
wheaN ana an OF the early improvement thus lost
crate export demand taking Il loads. ports Receipts
az the Nest for the week show 900 bush increase
whle clearances from seabosrd points are $50 bush
larger than last week The LIVERPOOL market at one time
was iad above "Wednesday night. hut easing of later
with wheat closed at only isdkd net advance No 2
oArsTheTe absence trading interest or feat
ure or any sort III the to-day and prices
closed UNCHANGED from Tuesday. Exporters were SIN
out Of line No oats closed 26i7c No oats % nc
no white sc Nc white 3ie, No 2 white clips sac
track mixed. 26q2!c track white. 3od3Tc -. RYE
Market easy. No Western. 4slsc. ahoat 10 arrive
SEPTEMBER; iSis@iic Buffalo; voc nearby 800.
BARlEl-Market dull. feeding 33a34c c / buffalo
mailing. 6hq4sc 6 Buffalo 800. FIAXSEED-M
ke' active quoted at s3c. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
OTHER MAnKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Aug "a Trade in cattle to-day va, fairly 40
tive generally steady prices Choice sieers. - 900
G. 10 medium 81 sol,a beet steers. 81 25nti 10: stock
err and feeders 81 3jfrs 49, bulls - GSrss; and
he'fers e. GooS o.. cslyo. siaS1 % Western ranse
steers S3n<i fei Western 81 2o'S So. Texans
81 5OqS5 The supply Z hoys was well taken At an ah-
!fr0~ Fair 20 chncc. 50 ?5Qtl l2iz. packers
Gnast hutcherf 81 T0ft 10. mixed 81 6O1Si 10
light 81 GssS 10. pigs ss0sa The demand for sheep
much mcdesfte than Looked Tor, hut prices
were generally encouraging Poor 20 choice native
sheep SlGSi IS. Western sheep staSi So common
prime lamhc S.Hs6 IS. choice native SC. Receipts
Cattle ~ ooo hogs. 1900. sheep. II .00o head.
Past Buffalo Aug 2t--Caute-No fresh offerings
Moderate inquiry for good handy butcher cattle, which
would probably have sold ful strong Mondays prices
prices rhnics % extra quotan" ar 81 6oNsi; good TO
were " ioads incudns 10 Loads over from yes
There good active demand for choice sheep
lambs at nrn md higher prices. and the offerings
quosic ar 81 '5as6: good 20 choice 81 500
culs - "5Dsi Sheep. choice TO extra weihe-s
S. c0asi ~. choice 10 extra mixed sheen todst 90
good 10 choice 81 i5NSi 40 culls s3n& so Hogs-The
receipts were light, only - loads and the demand was
nctlve and prices firm throughout the day, Heavy
qu,ahe a, - 5aS' IS Workers s, i3Ts, 30 tho outside
nrlc. lelng paid for loan 81 choice Illinois hogs The
nrce was LARGELY due the good demand and scarcity
~ hogs On Pigs. 81 aonsi rs: roughs 81 COZ
81 "a stays 50 1903 %. srsssers sold generally
& 05Gsi Is The close was Arm at the best ices Of the
fav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

white 22ha23 g. No rye 43+ giic: No barley. SAG
40c No | naxse:sd. sSAc. prime timothy seed ;. %,
pork per hbl s. 904Ss 05 lard. 100 10 50 100
IS 49, short ribs sides ,oose) 50 l5nS1 io diy saited
Shoulders boxed 81 50dst 75 short clear sides ooxed
IS 55us5 20: oaf unchanged on the Produce
l3QiIc. daires. i2ai7c Eggs firm: fresh. l2c.
Cincinnati. Aug 24.-Four quiet. Wheat dull: No ?
red 6sQ37c. Corn easy. No mixed. Sic oats quiet
No > mixed aOAN2lisc Try. frm. NJ . iIc. lard firm.
0Oc Bulk meats steady. s. 81. Bacon steaiy 81 oo
Whiskey arm. 81 -. Butter sugar steady Esss
nrmer. l011c. Cheese arm
Milwaukee. Aug 2i-Wheat higher; No Northern. Co.
No Northern. 65c september. GaSc Rye higher; No !,
a2isc. barley steady. samp.e. %0ilc
Minneapolis Aug. 2i--Whcst steady. August o2e: Sep
tember 597.c December 5Si305ssc; Man, 605a6ic: No
59ac Flour patent si0st 40 second patent 50 50
asa frs Gear. S3Qs3 ~. Bran unchanged
Philadelphia. Aug 24-W3seat dull. and August SGic
lower grade. August, 7Oa9IOAc; september
% Q69isc Corn Arm: No mixed. August and Sep
TENDER 3iQ3ii2c oats steady; new No white, .yG
29iac: No white. PC. No mixed 26c Butter Dun ana
prints lower. fancy Western creamery loc % prints
do southern i2di3c. Receipts-Four 800 bills 1900
sacks wheat % 900 bush. corn. 6sso oats fuo snip
mens-Wheat, - 90 bush. corn. li,VuO. oats liovo
St Louis Aug. 2i.-Four unchanged Wheat-No
red cash. elevator &c bid track. @gIec september
0,isc bid December. G3i.c asked; MAY, Sc bid: No :
hard cash G5I66c. No . cash. 29tc BID; August
9si.cc septemher 2ss.c: December 2sAc asked. May.
stead: creamery ieGl9c dairy. l2Gl6c Eggs easy i2c
Toledo Aug e4-wheat active lower; No cash
esi.c. septenber. 64&c. Corn dali weak; No mixed
az oats iull steady No mixed, 2olsc. Rye dull
No cash 43c. Cloverseed steady; prime oash - o.
october and December IS 20. oil unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

NFW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

trains leave foot Of W 4ci ST. follows u5 minutes
earlier from Franklin ST.;
- M.-Dly Express FOR all stations Connections
1 I'D for Lakes Moh0nk and MinnewasNa and Ellen
VILE. PaTlor
o. A. Mo Intain Express 70 Libegi, ana inter-
J.lC mediate stations Lake hiamesha. White Lake
ana Euenville. taror
4 40 T. VI saturdays only stations 70 Roekiand.
i Jul Lake Kiamesha. White Lake and Eslsn'ile.
IaTlOr
90 a.. M.--vesrhue Limited. Stations 10 Rock,and.
OLD Lakes M3honk and MnnewasAl. EIenvis LaAs
htanssha and Waite Lake larlor cars.
H.t- \. VI. fFrsnk.in ST. j43 i. M)-ro Chicago.
O.lO ttatlyD stops Mltfet0wn. LIBERTY. l.. Manor,
Walton Norwich. Oneida. Os~eso Niagara Fans Was-
Sleeping and Reclining Chair Car seats ee) through
To Chicago Via Wabash.
TI,IcKETS AND PARLOR CAR SEATS AT 81 ;roat-
i way. n Y. " \. Transfer Co. checks oassAsa iiVin
residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
EXPORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. August "a. 1898.

Nev--York August -. 1893.
coFFEE-sYeeulstive interest in coffee futures con-
improve market being the most active
enc In wecks ~ not months From the start the feeling
was decidedly bullsh and the tendency steadily upward
y-r advance az Snl5 points. while at
,te beet point prices showed gain OF lH25 points
BUYERS throughout. beinZ driven
cover bv q European and brazilian
rahAs ans smaller movement from interior points 20
generally discounted Puving orders
wer. in evidence from abroad. and not little business
done for outside speculative interest
rhs c,n.c steady a gain ~ X 10 90 points
Total sales q, 20 on hsea included 600 bags the
car and represented chiefly transactions in the
,,fng deliveries Eary cables reported an advance ~
franc 2; Havre and . al pfg az Hamburg. with both
ines. markets showing unusual activity Rio and Santos
were materially higher prices with all indications
further in1roveuert Total Brazilian receipts
..sA ", only - 0No bags better feeling in the s0ot
t.rsrtment decided IMPROVEMENT In demand added
,,ie arrnness OF the future list Invoice lots
oi No changed hands about on the basis u csc.
business also reported in jobhinE parceis
The range OF contract prices in the local market to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug. "a. 3:i5 p. m.-Exchanze closing
Wheat No red Western winter dull IS lid: No ! red
Northern spring dull Gs 100 corn-Americsn mixed spot
rev IS I'D August Is ND. September dull
Is l.d October dull 80 ID FourSt Louis fancy winter
dull 80. Hops AT London--Pacihc Coast dull f2af4
Beef-Extra India mess nrn, SIS ID prime arm SIS
Cd Pork--Prlme mess. fine Western. Arm Sis 3D. prime
mess. medium Western. hrm. ass 90 Hams--short cut
II 10 n. easy. 36s Bacoa-Cumberiand Is to 30
ID. dull 2Is short RIB 20 70 q 10 STEADY 32s Cd long
clear middes. light, ~ to rs N. sos. ong clear
mddes. heavy 40 10 10 u. 29s 81: short clear
backs 10 TO is ~ steady 2os Cd Gear bellies u 20 IL
n, steady. 33s I'D Sh0ulders-Square IL to IL 10 dull
2As "a. Iard-prime Western dull. 25s 81. Cheese
American finest white steady 37s Sd do colored fr ss
al. ralow- Prime city steady. los Cd cottonseed OIL
Liverpool refined steady los TurpentneSpirits seaoy
22s. Rosln-Common steady. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nev.-York August -. 1893.
BBEvEs- Receipts today we're us cars or 2iS5 hean
Including Tor export alive. 40 cars direct ~ ~
slauphterors and - tlr the market, ana c1uns
H. sfa- stock there were 90 sale or which 81
wCrc at Jersey city and the balance al sNties' ne
demand pir, bu' At decline OF lVgIoo Oh ssrs
cars thai arrived late hsll over ordinary 10
choice native sold at 81 95Qs. GS per 100 NJ oxen
stays a, So 30Vs4 30 bulls at sos pG NANNY az
s3GS3 40. dry at s2D3 30 prested teef "as III
m crate demand at "a si4c yer 10 for ordinary 70 prime
Iatlve sides To-days cables from Ly.rpoo and LONDON
reported American steers slow at rAglo,.c, per 10
dres,,a ~ see9 ina a. & Der r. The Ie,Sm took out
10 London to-day sol cattle for w. W Brauer Company
Limited the Germanic. TO Liverpool so quarters q
indies 20 sheep Tor l. :. Denhnck. Tomorrow me
,unc VIII carry Liverpool 500 cattle equally divide
between j shpmterg & son and seh~srl.;h,hi sulz
Or,noco to Bermuda 55 cattle. for u. O. Culver
saes-aicpherson & CO.: j. OHIO steers l!D 10 aver
, ,s r. a. S s' q so 1919 ~ at $ IS oxen 200 H.
d. i 1919 n at s. do W. n at 81 80 COWS S?c
So 90 is do ias 10 At $. o Z" d. se5 ~ a. a. az IS
d. as2 N. at So 60 % 500 n 81 80 do Tee ~
shaabers & son - Illinois steers 1884 n. at s. 65
IS 90 1919 s. 49, ii do. li76 n at s. 52s IL d.
1919 10 S. So Ia do 1903 No. at s. - :. do. ll7o To-
Sherman & Culver: 10 Illinois steers 1861 10 a. s. So
II 40 Ia3e H. 50 Al ~ do no ~ at 50 40: do
ITO 10 s., -. DO. 1iob n, at s. 10 ~ do IT, D.
at s. 10: DO. 100 NJ az 81 @" % Virginia DO li' H.
Newton Co; 10 Ksn,gsky steers 1910 n a, s. Co.
iios H. at s. &c COW 1000 n a. 50 r. 90 ICE 10
do 7.o n at 50 10, DO. COS N. at s. 80.
+ sanders IL illinois l2S+ n q, S. 10 DO
s sri, Ss ~ at 81 30. cows. 725 10 at So ~
judd Sc Co: bull. ltoo 10. at ~, do. 100 ID ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

noon the basis OF Bloc for 90 test centrifugal,
l3iCc for 50 Muscovado ard o-i0c for - test
mo!asts with rennels inclined TO take further
supplies this footing. To the strong temper Of Enxh
advces was due Ia part the advance In our market
Cane at London firm, with Java li2i higher 10
lis i0izd fair refining ruled unchanged los Cd
Beet In greater demand and firm. with quota
lions Nd higher 10 20 SID for present month and rs ID
FOR next monta Refined sugar In the local marAe was
very f'm al day ana IN active demand on the basis OF
the following quotations. Dofninos 57sc cut loaf, osc
crushed. 5'sc powdered. 5sc: coarse powdered 5sse
granuleted 5sc fine graduated, 5c coarse granulaed
3-c extra fine granuatei. jAac c1nfectioners gfanu-
lated, 5fsc cubes. orc NXXN powdered oC9c mould
\, Jssc diamond A. 5ssc. confectioners \, 5tc, No J.
l-ioc: No 2. 3 l-iGc; No g. i-l6e: 10 J. &c, 10 o.
iHic No q. 4Ac. No I. AISLE; No y. Asc. no o. it5c;
No To- i%c; No II. 4sc No - 4i4c; No 49, 4iic. No H.
-.c No 10. 1910. No 10 &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Boston Aug 24-F1our quiet; receipts 2eto bb's
spring patents 81 5OgS5 90 spring clears and sraghts
81 25Tsi o.. winter patents. 50 ooGSi 80. clears and
straishts 50 4Ogsi % Cornmea quiet 7da7sc bush
81 TbGsl ~ per Dbl quiet receipts As IJS bush
steamer yeliIw. 3S4c. No Q 3ac. oats nrm receipts
lis bush fancy. a5d35'sc, Nos and 2. 32%q33cc
Nll,eed auet spring si2 80. bran. winter Si3 So
mildiings sl 5oGsiG5 so Red Dog nour, SIS so Beet
0rn steers sssc hind quarters. ioGllhc; fores. ONO
DC. veal 0alOc Mutton firm. yearlings. sqssc: spring
7Qi2c Butter firm, Northern, loql0i,c Western lOc
initation i4l5c. ladies' 13Ulic. Cheese nrm Northern
1i.asc: Western. T'20se.
Buffalo Aug offspring wheat No I Northern ssc;
winter wheat No red 7Jc No white. Tic track
asked Corn-No yellow 33c. No yellow. 3iac. No 2
corn Sac. No 3 save. track. No yellow. In
store OatsNo white. 27c. No white. 25c. No I
white 2ic asked track Flour tteady Canal freishts
steady: wheat e.c. corn CSC oats. &c.
Chicago Aug 2l-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Throush ,rans leave Ne"-loik loot Of ChambeFs-st,
as follows ana nve minutes earlier tom West .3d-ss
"o.on N-Vestibulee Express daily for Bns nanl.on,
Wsyerly Eimra Buffalo. Bradford. Arrives Bunalo
ak A M-Vestibuled Express daily for Port Jervts
~ Mon,ieeo Daily. except sunday. for Lackawaxen.
49, and important local points ElmTa- Pull
TN parIor cars Tor Monticello and Elmira.
''s r.,ua 70 = M.-Ves,bued lmited-Fast mall daily.
go lain for Chicago. Arrives Cleveland 7+0 4. NJ,
SSh1caso 5 p ". sieepers to Chicago Cleveland and
'incinn M"I,unaio and Cleveland vestbued Express
t''o .,ivss AZ Buffalo 7.OJ A. NJ, Bradford I'D A.
a "a i,msstawn 100 A. ~, Youngstown 1927 A. NJ.
iveIsnd IL 30 NJ sieepeTs to Buffalo and CLEVELAND,
CUE ~ NSDaly solid train for Binshamton Elmra.
md Chicago. Sleepers Hornelsville. Chicago
"a cincinnati. linlnS car -. .,,,, ,,,.,,,,, -
arI IRIS local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-.
DATIoNS at Ill lib 26l. 40l and o57 Broad
\ 30, poysry las i25th-st. ard 273 West l25th-
way u, and West o3d-s, ferries. New-York 333
81 sen Fulton-st as Broadway Brookyn lc2 Rver-st.
az and Jersey City Station New York Transfer
COR and checks baggage from hotels and rest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

coTrON-The cotton market showed considerable N.
regularity TO-DAY. with speculation spasrno5ic from
finish Bulls and bears In control by turns
holding the rather better position az te
close Although showing fair amount or eteadiness az
opening first sales were from ] 70 " points unaer
last nights fna due 10 less favorable aaNles
from Liverpool market than generally locked fo!
After further oN ioss Of 2ri points the
market steadled decidedly quite rush of shoff 70
cover and moderate buying started ny re
r>r,s That niant suffering from drouth In the
eouthvesf rank and In the East. was be
i,g ecacei extremely hot weather prevalent SUI!
later IN the morning there sumr 10 the lowes'
ron, 0. the under realizing and bear hammering
Afternoon operations In good part OF an evening
un character bulls and hears alike being uncertain as 70
rurport ~ O-morrowe English cables and the erect
the cotton pelt. Scalpers operated
IN scattering both sides with further decline
checked by limited buying orders from outside sources
The orcaul Bulletin noted the following tenn
belt al o'clock this morning;
Ame-icus Ca SIS Macon. Ca So Backvle ;. G,
81. Mentgomerv Ala. 50: Greenwood. Miss Il. Mem
phs Tenn. 50. Galveston. Tex. 81 New-Orleans ~
ta.tle Rock Sc The weekly Texas report states As
follows Warm ard n rain during the week. except
showers In portion cotton suffering from drouh.
southeastern portion. where crop is clean but
irregular and generally late shedding In many localities
cafsIpliars damaging crop in many sec
tons aided southern portion by Mexican boil weeVll
Nevertheless some sections crop Is promising
local fer futures closed quiet ann steady
bid prices 10 points under the final figures OF
yesterday
The rang. Of prices IN the local market to-day
IS follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25

Cotton EXCHANGE special Liverpool cables spt co snn
cah. sales 900 haies speculation ana export ",v.
Nhrften. G.,c0 middlins uplands; - -l"l u,,U6
sIsn1 oae; i-Gsd decline closed barely seady n5s9
80 ne; decline. DecemSer January. 3o7b; January
Ssosuary 3O7b; FebuaryMarch Sss Mareh ep9,
Ses: Apri-Msy aO9Ab. May-June Sl01s AtgusI SiSo'
AVsus September 81 isb. September octoDer, oDD'
CssssE Svembsr sc1'it November peeemeeI %e'o
FLOUR AND MEAII-There again slow trade s IN
u. -four department with prices. II anything Iatns ~
Easy tut quoahy lower spring patents - tVtsf o. %.
winter strashts Sc e5$3 81 winter patents - y"
sssi,ns clears 50 3Opss so. extra No winter e. ~
- u, extra No winter 81 G5gS2 So no grade 81 'Vv
~ RYE FLOUR-Da; quH'et al s. iog>S ~ 80
.VRNMEAIl-Easv. Quoted Kl1-drcd. " l.IsL 70 az
70 er.nd BAG MEAI~-Essy. nne white soHe'. M
.s.ow I5qsoc. I341ic .FEt'-lnl o. ~
mo 20 n. winter IN bulk 1oGsoc; spring bulk oog.yS.
s sny feed 75c hoIniny chop 65g67he; OIL meal S-"a
'~s 40; screenings iV4occ.
uRAIN-WBEAT-The mark, got away from me
1919 tc time today. but eventually Ieapse1 mo w
eoHeon 0, heavinc-s and closed at the lowest pics
H. ur day which &c ~ August ina -tHi2f hf.
stsr en- later deliveries. The demand which proN3h'
oot 'Afy strength from local sources ana WIZ
s,n1n2oIan, and for covering paraoses only. II was
sis.o ~ continued rains IN the northwest. ~'ch ere
10y having saine effe-t the InDremeH.. 1fe
nnu,, to-day footed up 5i5 at Minneapolis ana
ineh, against Ia last year There was fafiher
an sx,or i"' o. cash wheat al ne Vel S.o,b,na
new io@ds Ihe trade IS anticipating re-
vs.,L .. H'a'T receipts. however 0oon as uhs
nsrks.' Improves and does hesitate to pound toe
saiss on every bulge. II was this SCR: y az auAgk
early improvement Chicago expected as cara on
Isv or about 70 than received to-
Sxsi, 40 entire winter wheat recsirs $4,000 husn
~ '''"V' puso last year. spFins wheat arrivals to'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
NEW YOIK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

All Rail Line for Long Branch, Ocean Grove. 1:'~'
Trains leave NEW YORK as f0lSss; sssn ony>
ssrS SIX S s sS$ .sts $50 e.is 500 isatSrdA'' on"
i rnSs cor.nat and pe.SrO.ss. streets ~
o:io M isio ~ S1"'s sSndsys. SIS sss A. NJ
o.i5 +. n -, r.. xrs,,.,au street SOS 1000
FrSm 100 tss,ufdays only. $40. $50 49, 40
S,2S. d;ic $50 saturdays only) r. H. sun'a's 90
r M 700, west Twenty-thrd Street $50 u 20 ~
"a Saturday, only. go $3.50. $50 $50 %e0
s ix'y n sunday. 1850. o:a0 A. NJ 45o r. n
sunday Trains DO not st'P ~ oSe@" o'''' 80 ~S~'
Park
speuotes express tratnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-25
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASH
INGTOS.
From OF Liberty ST.
Week days. 40 500. 1000 di3o. Dining car a. NJ
90 i.,5 3 90 Is Dining Can. go + NJ. II Is mdt
alndays 80 1000 ui:30 Dining Can A. n. l IS
800 Dining Car. 800 +. NJ 1918 mlt Additional
trains for Philadelphia week DAYS 100 A. NJ 400. 49,
T3c 900 +. NJ Sundays. 900 \. NJ. 400 p. ".
BOATS LEAVE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL ST.
Week days 49, 1865. s.25 40. s:55 Dos $40. o.3,.
10 90 1913 10 40. LOS. Il 80 II - a A. AZ 20 l.:t9
100 rs -. 2lU. 225. .55. $3.50. $40. 800 w.
.,o ass. 525, 80. eIo. ~. 80, $50. 50. go
10 . Is 10 S. ll.iO L. 81. IL Is nd sundays. 100
81 : ~ 1000 1870 NJ. 200 NJ. II IS. As. $780,
40 S. 40, ass. 525. Go. $50. 7:.0. s.25 ~
. So 10 IS 4. ~. l2:l5 iAdt.
Tickets and rar.or car seats az foot o. Liberty So,
way s37 0tn Az. 81 East IAN 81. 1873 East 25h
~ Ms, l25th 81. 2jl Columbus Az. New York:
1,o,,,. Fulton Brooklyn. rs Broadway Will
iaTshury The Y Transfer Co. Will call Tor check
r,sgsss from hotels residences to destination.