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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
WEST BERKSHIRE
FAlRFA

Gardner Murphy & Co., paid l5ia cents
per pound for April butter.-The Franklin
creamery association paid 1iis cents for
April butter made from the milk taken
in at the Bellows Corner statiOn.-Miss
Myrtle Foss spent Sunday in TOWN.. v.
Hicks & Son are to continue to keep "A
stock of undertaking goods at Westford.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
EAST BERKSHIRE.

Tho little son of Rev and Mrs, +. H.
Blunt is seriously i'll with pneumonia.-A
baby boy was very welcome guest at
tho home Of Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. Ruhlce
on Tuesday, May 23.-Ira Mtiguy of sam
sonville injured his hand quite seriously
last week on the buzz planer in the shop
of w. NJ Sampson & Co.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25

ginning at 7oc, next $1.O0 and up
ward to $2.25 per yard.-Own ever
SO good wheel the rig is not COM
plete without a stylish Skirt.
Women's Suits There's SO
much here
for so little money. If we we're to
add one-fourth to the regular prices
they would still be cheap-but in
stead because we we're sold out in
the lower priced ones we have re-
duced many of ours to fill in with,
at $50 you get Suit worth $l2.-
5O-and for $3.50 equally good
values. COME AND SEE.
Millinery Hats and Bonnets are
things that have to be
had-and are often burden on &C
count of price. have removed
all that-and the prettiest and dam
test creations are offered you here
at So, SO, 81 and SIS.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
ST. GEORGE

Alexander Lewis of Sheiburne is staying
for the present at II. b. CaT's.-Normnn
Isham was IN Hinasburgh two days last
week-D. -. Grout, NJ, d, OF Waterbury
and +, j. Ennis and friend of Montpelier
were at Camp Milham recently and
caught respectively "a and M fine pickerel.
Irwin Isham caught a pickerol at Shell
lulnc pond last FSiday that weighed 20
pounds-H. n. rilcY has so far recoV-
erred from his rec9ht attack of heart
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
ALBURG CENTRE.

Tho Epworth League will hold a social
In the League room Monday evening, May
oath. lee cream. cake and coffee VIII be
served and an interesting prosran'me VIII
he riven.-Ildgar Haynes is home for a
few Iays-Mlsses Hattie ana Jennie
Rockwell were home over Sunday.-Mlss
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
WEST BOLTON.

Elsie Pcasa spent part of last week in
Bare.-Josie Davis Is visiting her mother
at Essex Junctiun.-Alrs. Kate TOminson
and Walter fr0m Barre are visiting "a
her parents. George Pcase's. Mrs. f,"a
Brown from Albany is spending two
weeks with her sister, Mrs q. w KcI-
loSE Moses Lawrence has bought the
Faben farm in the east part Of the town.
Mrs. Salloy Reds died at her home
May 29d, aged 50 years. The funeral was
held at M" Baptist church Wednesday.
May 2ith at o'clock =. tn, Rev. Mr..
Hayward from Jericho officiating.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25

Mrs. j. A. Butler. Mrs. O. A. Hagen,
Mrs. II. W. Hefilin and Rev w. II. Atkin-
son attended the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Convention at Bakersfield last
week.-Mr. Peter Ferlin is earring a
largo amount of hay to city markets.
Miss Flora Vernal of St Adams, when re-
turning from the Missionary Convention
at Bakersfield spent the Sabbath with her
aunt Mrs. b. r. Nye,-Miss Laura Yer
nal, who teaches at Highgate Springs has
had the misfortune TO sprain her ankle
Mr. Il. f.. Nye Is buying cattle to stock
his farm--Mrs. A, u. Cutler has gone 10
West Newton. Mass. to visit her daughtA:,
Mrs. ]. Il. Sanderson.-The Ladies Aid
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
FLETCHER.

G.. f. Robinson, who has been seriously
III, is more comfortahle.-Mrs y r. Bin--
ham remains about the same.-Mrs. Chas
Bellows is visiting in Fletcher.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25
EAST FAIRFIELD.

Mrs. y. Il. Bingham recently had aH
apopletic 81. One side is paralyzed. She
cannot speak-H. NJ. Lord of Burlingto.
was called here last week Wednesday on
account OF the sickness eff his mother
Mr.. G. Robinson is very sick with pncu-
monia. T. Ryan is taking care of Mr.
Robinson.-Nre W"tEerbee of Burlington
is visituc at :. iailey's.-Charlcs Sher-
man and vie fl m the State of Wash
inston a,o visiting his sister, Mrs, l..
Gibbs, also Ms shcrman's parents A.
C4mtridgc Mrs. c. Gilman is sick with
bilious fever.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-05-25

Many children are having the whoop-
iYg cough and chicken poN--Capt and
Mrs. Fay, r. $. Berry and family and
Joseph Berry were entertained by MIRO.
H. NJ. Nilcs at her birthday anniversary,
May llth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

South America e25c Continent; So; Brazil kegs 1900
Compound steady: quoted City Sc. Western
sTEARINE-Firm quoted: oleo. &c: city lard s'eSr''
6isc nominal -, ~
RICE-The market domestic sorts holds steaay s
foreign styles where Of choice quality quite I'm.
The sales -rient. Is not large nor
prices change1 any considerable extent 80 -
foll-w Domestic. common 20 low fair "a t-c
good. 4Ag5Ac: prime 20 choice. 5is QGhc head ~ -
Pa,ns, 4%G5Ac Japan. 4aaShe. Java. "a ge4e' Kan
g1or ~ bond 2Qoisc.
SUGAR--There change of irportance IN ans
pa % he refined market to-day. Deilana 80.
light. and tie uLdertone than steady
follow: D-rnInos 55sc. loaf. Soc crushed . &c
cubes 5fic. powdered and powdered. asc AAA>
powdered 4ic. standard graduated and fine ahu aso
Sic granulate. ard extra fine granuaied S4tS
confeconers' formulated. 5j6c: n cartons. 10 bass
r cart3na ana n bags OF ne sranu.ated SIS n2lld
4. 5s- diamond A. 53ic. confectionery 4. 5"bc; ,os
/ . and 3. 4.sIc. No 4. &c. No 3. 4eec: " g. 4Se
No = 456-. - 5. 4i7c No g. 444c: No 10. 43lc 20 II
lsc Nos II and 70. 4isc. Nos IL - and 10. V1c
lo Of 80 bags centrifugal sugar TO arrive 10 tes
changed hands to-day the OF 49c. wheh hsuIe
v1s bid FOR additional Lines az the close Muscovado Was
unchanged =. ard rroesses remcined on tne
basis % 3sc Importers disposed await furthsr
Developments before IaTtiag with the balance CT L.F
holdings. notwithstanding the weaker ruling = the En1-
ish market The fra! OF the market were rather
sluggish and qcite embarrassing The cables rsportec
Loni1r steady p-eviols prices java
quoted 2s Sc refining III %. Eoet suger as
dull and easier. PAGES being I'd 10. sad for Au-
gust delivery. ana los Sd fo- septembe- delivery me
Gnltec kingdom stock given as 50 mn sons sgans
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Aug 22-There was the usual a. ascIirinE
--rca q, raf,le Sales SOW az weak arc $3.50 ~
49, s,cerf f5r the comparatve' teW 81 -,,o-a-
- c. - -hoicA cattle sold AZ - 7aaSo 81 "a as
e. 3O1s5 10 socSers and teearrs st17s- 10
go cors M hefers 81 5Ocs3 90 car -.
Tbsre Wa good demand Tor the oel.e .clS Saelv
a. .Ararrs ~ 2i,GJc but common pa. 1Sass ~
an rs7e-auv &, lower HEAVY NOES sou go. % p.ss
1850 los AZ 81 45Qs4 s. and lighi az - Ss,a gSs
- - 81 s0sas4 Is and cuiis A. y @q>+ ~ oa~ke
a. S,,yn Sar,erd for sheep and .amhs epe 80 M a.
o.. rsr.-sily strong az yesterday prices '"sr oatye
~ g mis- 10 70 81 25as4 80 tor n. 1Cst
- tTastsr- -urzers selling al 80 oooS9 u"
- . ,-or az 5Ods6 Common lsmos We 90 -
generally IOdl5c Io~eI.o hs'e'pDS
h9sS ,r1stJ Aug 22-Hoes strong. s. eoGs$ rb
steady. 80 25qs5 - sheep o4''' ''
oi pv-aIo Aug g2-Receipts N SAFE aha
.,:1 sbSan ana hegs during ne tVenty-tou is,ehs
- Ssv were: Cattle. - cars eheep Al.
a. -. is cars Shipnents-Cattle - -. /
- ,.-bs cars hogs. u cars Catue- nass or,,ss
80. - saIa ana fairy ac.IHe 49,, s.-.a,6
I- tAas AZ unchanged figures Caves Hs'' a. lag
49, - iov,sr Choice extra olotAbe - 80
So. - Iaubs-Tne market was VrI1 ....
IsP ale The bulk OF the offerings o-stna =,
.3aS 81 ~, Be sold Monday Ian e. ~ -
- go nuotabe az IS 50Gs5 50 good - ehoe., - "a
sHS ~er n - fair 81 5oas5 sheepChoies 20 era
a. % asa So rood TO choes stss4 . h2ss ty as
"a, . Ssnsysy steady with Il l.ses on sac @
va AZ 8. gOdSS mixed s5Gs5 % 1o.ksss 81
& o5 Digs 81 sCas4 rss'ers e1 ~as .,saty al
;S sOlas3 10. stays 50 Sass so TIE close was s'D'
unchanged prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave w-Iofk % Charnoerssf.
as follovs and minutes earlier from West %5d-r
$500 A. M-Vest.buled Express daily for Blnshanson
Wavery Elmira Buffalo Bradford, jamestown. ArriVs
Buralo : p 81. Paror u Buffalo
0tIS A. NJ Sundays. Btnehartoe
owego Wayerly Elmra ard Delaware Valley 2otnits.
Daily 10 Port Jsrys and Monticello. Pullman iartor
Car "a, en-.
200 p. M.-vestbuled limed-F..t mail daily so.d
train Tor Chicago Arrives Cevauf 20 A N. Chicago
p NJ slespers Chicago Cleveland and cneinnAn-
I.3o p M.-Bu-alo and Cleveland vsstiouled E1prsss
saily Arrives al Buffalo .O6 A. NJ Bradford 10 A M
JamestoWn 700 A. NJ. Youngstown 1877 A ~. 1--we
80 P. sleepers TO Butalo and Cleveland Ca's
DIS p M-Daiiy solid train for Binshamton Wsvsrly.
Elr1ira ara Chicag5 s,eepers Buffalo chicago and
cLasnaa,L- ptSl.,s Cav ,,,,, cams AM PULLMAN ,c-
COMMODATIONs al III, 1i3. 28i. tOl and so7 Brose-
W. 20 BcWery 1876 iSth-st. and 2I3 West 18TH
r,Lsub.-s ana West 2sf-st ferries Nev-York. 80
ard SEQ Fuiton-s IS Broadway Brooklyn; 22 Rlvsr-st.
Uohok-n nd station. NeN-fork 1ransfer
co css for sad eheczs baggage from hotels AMI resi-
Ssr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BrrvrR.. r. 3 s ?sr. * 4af neaA naadns
Is cars export alive and Is FOR city saughtsrers No
trading IN live cattle Nouinaily steady Dressed peel
extra naive sides Gables received from Liverpool and
"s9H So5sG s.ses ses and e,s.a6r beef
ing at 9i4e per n Shipments from ms port to-1ss
30 es' s on .5 re i aTzha suls6ereer and
n the sane Steamship 424o quarters Of pes toT ot9s
- Bsg , S'mP S56r 90. estt. for w. Brauer
Company Limited the NegYGrk TO s9SaamP9n an. l 5s
Majestic LveSool $500 quarters ot beef for East
TFeRece,rs w.r. il2 head ell for
ana the stale calves there were ~ head on sae
The demand was 'Sf a Sd caves 5Sa wp 49, sp at the
close including Of Westerns that arrived a,e Poo.
g. rT .T c yas sa az e. . Dressed veds weak
2s Pc! n a2un gT.. a5f ss,.r mix at s
sses-M Collins j veels l's ~ at 80 10 per iOO
10 ssna.Ts ysais. 1875 r a,s7q yss ..rm
Jeet w, wsSt BTo So 70 ve yss' a7 r. at s. d. l7e
70 at 81 so; fed calves 2lo N. at 50 gassers 40
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were "a cars or sSt
head Including car for outshsr anq Ti' a i2 we're
a, Jersey city and 6s sixeth-s, sheep we're aTiL
pe. Asou; Is cars we're rspOed unsod At the close
common ho!cs sheep :ot e. ss 90 car! PER r.thsy
eho..e at So 1246ss IS Dressed mutton At Sas' per
ssesL ann gsad e 24o kentucky lambs - n eyer
50 100 n rs d. 81, "a IA AZ AZ g. n at S. So
ga 40 en- a. s. 50 So Ohio DO 81 n o. 81 s. 2i6
So. Az 70 = N s. lS6 DO "a m. o. - o' % -.
s. % = Ohio sheep 70 n at 81 IS 20 state d" roE
Fl vvilkerson 23l Kentucky lambs 81 70 az 20 70
214 a. sG n az s. - Ia Do. 81 n az = o. StosL a
n a, = IS sGs IVES Virginia DO 81 ~ ar SSs &c
Ken'u- sheep IS \ 50 - 10 d. llS ~ a. - o. =
Hs-rtaTf3n 3 60 poo Kentuckv lambs o. ~. az
SO 1917 a23 d IS = SO 90 90 - 10 az 80 80 90
si = A. - 40 II Ker'ucy sheep l0l n AZ - ~ oao
Newton = % 237 Virginia lambs &c n e' 8 s 300 ="
d 63 = AZ 240 Kentucky do 81 70 az 90 %
90 n a. as 60, 9ss sheer ana .alus "a
c. = al ~ q % Ohio sheep i9 n a. % :, a.
p. ar 50 25 Kentucky d. 20 70 AZ e. . a. " "
sanders = STATE ar6s 10 70. a. s. Is lt2 40 >:
70. = 10 state sheep ia n a, - 70 90 100 II"
" collins 226 Bufal7 lambs % n a. 50 ioS sTs a.
a. y a, a. q West virginia do. g. n a. 50 20 90
Is . s. Is i6 State sheep. 81 n az - - =. a. %
Mcpherson g Co. 2i9 Buffalo lambs ~ 70 s S - 80
HOCS-Recep-s were - cars n lo5 head an Ia
were fully 3 cars sale most % when t6c - o.
Yesterday SLOW and weak ~ s6es5 10 per 4'o ~ ''
"a N r~ra hogs Country dressed STEADY 9. ~
p 4sr. i5S STATE hogs 80 n average at - 70
pe- 100 n ~ DO is2 a, s. o5 "a rousns Eo 10 5
a. g. 10 10 $40 s. % date yeststlASI, 49, t
state hogs l7s y At s. 10 40 u" e e "a, a. - "
pr,I,rs % s,ate hogs is4 y ~ IS 70; ,etc yes
49,, a. s,sts hogs 1877 n At IS 10. 9 a. lo 70 -,
IS To- 81 d. i7a n s. o5 roushs -io ID al - w.
60 Ia O. da,e Yesterday 49, state hogs os ~
n AZ 10: "a 10 l4s 10 g. 50 s. 20 AZ - ?S r. at So
so - IN ss ~ % DO 100 n s. % 81 do 2ss
~ as roughs 2i5 n AZ - 10 DO -'o TO- AT - w.
IL a. 3os n At 81 ......o ?, stat. pig. 1O4
n A. IS 10. los do ia 7 At - % -'
AZ rlerbacE date yesterday; 80 State hogs Is
AZ s. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
White nne st 25gsi4 So rnIddlings SIS 5oasiT city
zee 80 ooGsie 90 homny chop SIS. buk: oiineal

rnise nne So 2sssis So mddling. SIS so9slT; city
.s so 5Oa 80 oOe'i' co. homny chop SIS Suk 'Fa
AlN-wHEAToperations in the vhsa, market
noaee change one the other An early decline q
that last rrS ~ Yer 9 ey pnt rS
from the previous night Bears had things their way
denly in the iast hour by Ivsrpoi csb. declaring that
the Indian dTou;h situation was worse again As the oca
nsrks had been considerably oversod room traders con
movement that the owed It's last upturn Aside
day nes, Snd W.aacsaaj most Of the news vas D,an
and calculated % srres any Inclination which me bulls
Of the fast tHat rains heretofore have been mostly scat
while Northwest receipts showed consider
abe Increase over the previous wees although ABOUT 80
throughout day Disappointing Neither foreign
but fo the operations BY local bears the day would
been erureI festureless The Lyerpoo. market iaied
view OF tse Fht export interest," failed 70 exert more
1A ns a51e55ea f sH secne. o sao points R e
French markets Fine weather in both England and Ger
Ir44streets decreased $4,000 bush compared with
fair milling demand but az BIDS considerably
under the market The advance in lake freighJs
somewhat against business Export
seaboard amounted to 96out 50 loads -Four cesIanees
3e 900 bush making FOR days OF bread
same tine interior receipts also shown small
crease Quotations Of cash wheat Z aAost basis.
nsIs,b As eoMc to arrive 10 Northsin Duluth 757.c
psoF No esS 6sa2 we selling ing &c corn
out The forenoon by promoting extension % short
account paved way for the sharp upturn which oc
CURED II the afternoon covering Bear traders used
oherngs and favorable crop news 70
liquidation. but found export demand
IN me afternoon much better than and with the
big seaboard sufficient offset earlier factors
of q depressing natur About 81 loads all
ported al various Atlantic points with possible
but Tor OF premiums LiverpcC! quotations
we're "a No closed 3slec elevator. 81
delivered and 80 Nc ahoat- .. OaTS-In the local
features whatever and about
SO O0O bush for export. No cosed 28ze
95Isc No . white 2Sc. No 8 white &c track mixed
2Gq2sc white 26a33-. 10 white clips. 29c
PYF-MarSet stency. No ! Western. GDizc b ahoal .
10 Western co spot. state rye. 55c 8 NeV-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

Cash quotations follows Flour steady No 20,
spring wheat 5sg7l- No red 13'3c. 40 sgiH %
% Yellow corn B. $2s'S 10 3: 91 hs,l? 293 S,5s'
Thf . 3:e9sf @ g. w o. = p; Se''dS nesy :ss
So ~ clover contract grade Sc 90 mess pork per Dbl
q 4odss % lsrd Der 100 10 8 O5aS5 30 short ribs
sides s. OaS5 20. dry sated sA9uItsrs sn1:s 90
Is al = ass Is short clear sides boxed - fogsS 90
vriskey disllers' hnishe3 goods per SALON 81 -
sgars tnenangea On the Produce Exchange To-Day tns
butter market firm. c1sameres. lbg2oc CARES iSe
IL cheese arm 9aGl0c. Eggs nrm. fresh. l27e'
Cincinnati Aug 22-Four dull Wheat allst No 2
mixed 22c i've steady NJ DC Butter atsa IN
changed fancy Ezin creamery 2la22c. Ohi1 l5alec;
ealrv i214c Sugar steady Eggs nrm. H"e' Cheese
firm
Milwaukee aug 2?-whea' lower No Sor'h. .,o
72Lc: No ? Northern nc Rye steaGy; 10 20 l. o+c
Barley steady. No 2 4h6i2c: sample, S5'sg+oc
MINNEAPOLIS Aug % -c7ose-wheat In store. No l
Nortasrn August old 10le. new. e9isc. September
eSLc, pecem6ei 70N 67oAc May. 80 Sc on track; NO
/ hard TlAc No / Northern T0tc. No northern 6s,3
Flour-FIrs patents s. I0qN3 so second patents - 'oG
So 90 FIRST clears. 81 5Oqs2 o.
Philadelphia Aug 22-wheat nc lower. contract
grade August 7iisgT1tc Corn. Nc lower No mixed
August S8s d36Ac. Oats steady. No white clipped.
2sQ2sl.c No DO and no mixed, 3-7n2oc Butter
firm fancy Western creamery PIC d. prints y Esss
southwes;ern i5e DO Southern. l2gl8c Cheese hrm
Rece,ots-Flour 900 bbs 1000 sacks. wheat NOp0
hush. corn 900 bush. 5000 bush Shipments
wheat 900 corn 26s 600 bush 50 600 bush
81 Louis Aug % --Wheat-No 2 red cash 7lAG7isc
September T2GI2%c: December I5e. May. Isle. 70
hard eeGTOc corn-No cash sic, September. SIC
81 December 26fsc: May. 2sAc. Oats-N0 cash, 2lc
september 2i1sc. May 22c No white. %g2sc
Toledo Aug - Wheat lower Arm No cash 71kc.
September 724c BID December TbGo. Corn dull steady;
Rye quiet No cash, SOC bid. Cioverseed active prime
cash 50: October. 81 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23

potatoes have been plenty and declining but close with
good clearance and steady market as quoted Onions
Tomatoes still plenty and pressing for sale al very low
figures. Lima beans n; choice quality are meeting a
rreep's large and prices Continue low Cucumber pickles
have sold wen when Of choice quality but many are
Ions isand per 3d. J. s7si IS % Jsrs:y ssf
9 % S T cSHs res sfr Sas 10 Ess.n 90 r y2 pr
bSl 81 So % white 81 5cSs2 DO Shelter Island yellow
Yer Dol 81 1882 State and Western yellow. 81 5oG
ca,unsers per sbl soaI5e cucumber pickles per 200
gSl caehages per 100 s2ds3 eggplants, per Dbl 50eg
sft '0i On ss s 100 Ss ppp a 0t P 5 5aec
peas per bag. 7Se0si IS string beans per bag 'Seg g
SOC tomatoes per box l2g2oc: tnnips Russia. per bel
sJNDRIE.5-peeswax-Pu-. wax in light supply and
firm al 2ad2Gc rarely 27c per n Maple sugar scarce
ane E3mal At sgloe per 10 and yrp 913ess, =, ~ S
r 95y N ,1 sa, Ks saPg ana ne on f sn Pee
nuts in light and s,eady under favorable Soutnen
Pssans sshsT 0Sss 70 p4s' vr9 bend
riskSd fsns5 per n sAet 20 extra. 4Ha.Ec; 20 10
Virginia, .E.Ied SIC: dc ~ g % \ spanish;
los Der H. si.Gsc hickory nuts rer bc's. - 'oGsS
HAY AND sTRAw-HAT-Receipts we're iosral 70.
DAY over one-tsird OF which barge deliveries but
supplies run thousand ten. per day Tor
re sst seven days there s n Troublesome surplus
attractive is quite evident that IT, frers q late
Say have sny ~ tsaT IN former times
we quote Prime lsrgc bales cd 3oa hay per 100 a. 20
clover mixed n5miraliy 55GGOc: clover 4OG5oe small
sales hay, 2i4 use than above nFures syct2tons
40 sst. No 2 90 e5aiC, ~ 2 10 55ae0r .rsh ts;es.
2isc less 49,. sTRAw-steaev prices; a1annty ,syors
e iea Of ha qaG and straw lons rpe a. he
dEee Exchange at noon today HYdson niVsr EaJ11
ana Western 10 West Shore, 90. Lehish Valley, 20,
rive. 5 total 90 ton; Receipts Of 'ra" BY
Receipts OF hay ana at Hfw-York for tho week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
rrRoPEAN PRopucE MARKET.

Liverpool. Aug. 22-si5 ?. m.-c1osng-wheat No ?
red wes,srn winter nrm S. i0d No Northern spring
nrrn o~ lad. No I California os ldG6s lad Corn
American mixed tpol quiet. 81 nd DO old quiet.
a. 4'sd Futures steady September. 81 ihd October.
Sc ssl. November 81 50. Flour-s Louis fancy winter
nrr Il 81. Lnseed oil. 23s Ga Buttsr-United states
finest 94s. do good. T0u Petroleum, 6isd. Peas
Canadian. s. ID. Tallow-P-ime city arm 2ts: Austria.
Ian In London strong 25s 3D. Beef-Extra India mess
arm eos. prime mess Arm SIS. Pork-Pr4ms mess West
nrrn sos Lard-American refined IN pals STEADY
2ss 30, prime Western In tierces firm 2Ts 81 Hams
Short cut. IA 70 10 n. easy sis Bacon-Cumo trlanf
2s to 80 10 arm S7s short rib y g q N STEADY
clear middles light 30 70 IS 70. steady as
long clear nddes. heavy IS 70 40 No. steady s2s ga
short backs IA 10 10 steady 3is clear hees
u 20 "a 70. nEu. Sos shoudsrs-souare ~ 70 IL ~
nrm Pos Cd Cheese-American nnest white nrm SIS 90
DO colored arm ass Sd Turpentns-splriD steady.
Sss 81. Rostn-Common Ora. Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
EXpORTS TO-DAY
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York August % 1899.
CoFFEE-The aspect Of AFFAIRS at the coree Exchange
brighter to-day least far the volume
trading concerned. II should be stated however
largely due a d!sp0-
eon 10 transfer from September more
delivery. officially reported. the market
opened barely steady with prices unchanged 70 points
l1e- TIE acfual transactions the opening call. how
Ce0O0 bass) were all az unchanged prices 10y
- n business had Increased IS $50 bags. without
change n prices and for the entire session the
transactions amounted 20. 80 bags. rather weak
feeling prevailed cables not encouraging and the
distribution CT supplies IN the way Of warehouse delv-
cries and spot demand limited. contrast with
the visible supplies and the continued heavy
receipts or The inquiry for spot supplies II
the open market very Indifferent and left prices
quite nominal % 5%c Tor No Rio invoice
sac tohbag parcels The market tor futures
finally steady al net unchanged prices 10 points
cecllne
The range Of prices IN the local market to
follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
WEST SFORE.R.R.

Trains leave Franklin 81 Station y. T. as fo!.o~S
and IS m later from foot OF W. <2d s.; -.
A. v45 a. NJ Daily, for Cornwall. NsEe1rgh knss,ol
New Palt Lak Mohonk and NinneWaskA- eho
CatskIl Mountain points VIA knsston - -.
r. llI5 A. 81 w. 42c 81. IL .33 A. NJ Daily. .1ceps
SUNDAY Tor Cranston's, West Point. kingston. ssv
PaItz Lakes Mohonk and MinnewesNa. Catskil NOUN
talns Albany Saratoga ard Lake George -
I2;4S p CONTINENTAL -LIAllEp. Day:. ios
Albany syracuse Rochester, Batfalo MAGE f9lis'
Cleveland Detroit Chicago. ard ST LOUIS; plnlng Nar
C. 900 p NJ Daily. except sunday for Lakes Aonons
and Mlnnswaska Cstskill Mountain points. va nag
H. a.3O p NJ Daily, except lay for kinEstoa.
Lakes Mohonk and Minnewsska. catskil Mountains.
Carsau. Albany, and Saratoga
ID. Ss4S p. NJ Daily. except Sunday, for Congsrs.
terTuediate stations 70 Albany, -, 49, -.
6.as n Cv 42a p, elo p. NJ Daily, for Utea.
syracuse Rochester,. Buffalo. Niagara Fans. Torouta-
petrolt Cleveland. Chicago, and 81 Louis
400 , N Daily, sunday, for Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester Bur 40, Niagara Falls and Toronto.
oils NJ Daily Albany. Utica Syracuse, Rochester.
Buralo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland.
A. B. & p.@Ixa-ss brooklyn Annex: A. els A. NJ
except sunday. B, 1915 A NJ L23 r. NJ
4 .syeep, Sunday. B. IL 20 A NJ C. 100 p. ~
Time table At principal hotels ard orncss. Bsrrsss
checked from hotel BY Westcotts Express
r LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-23
NEW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

leave a "a 81 .Ot4O"s y" 414ssIo
ea4.lo. Franklin ST.:
-.5- A. M.-Dey Express all stations 70 os~sga
Z 'OO Connections for IaAss Mohoak, MlnnswasAA.
kiemesna Parlor
u.IS A. M.-Mountain Express to Elenvlle Liberty,
CslO and intermediate stations. Lake kizmeshz. anA
-. ate LAKE ParlCT
1.Ln Il. VI. Saturdays only}-statons 20 Elenvia
Fs.I3g
81 l.. G.--vestib.le Limited. stations 20 Elenyrs
ola RocHland Lakes Mohonk. Mlnnewasks. Kia-
lesha ana Ma.ts LaSs p6rlor cars
G.1 +. VI. G'ralkn 81 545 p. ND-To chlcsg,
Os1O daily. stops AZ Mitdi.toxn. Liberty I. Manor
Walton. Norwich. Oneida osweso, Niagara Fails VAC
ne Seepsr sut Reclining Chair Car (seats fs.) through
20 chicago. VIZ WabssA.
rY,ICKers AID pARIIoR CAR SEATS At sTI Broai-
4 way. - Y Transfer Co. checks bAsS4xs
49,, -