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TIIK MARKETS.
TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS. &j
■ear Tork. August 24. IsM.
j^r.,. aMss. M**.. «| prenw-1 poultry. pica*. 1,4g i
SJnir. bbis Ji O ;S'H v * poultry, crates. . SS(J
KSr wck? *»-lM Oransw <CaJ). case* . 778
f^nijneai. ban 2.4-0. Grape* iCal). crate*.. 1.900
=t4:e«l bMs 144 Phirr.* <Csl», crates... $,'■<">•)
ivheat. bush aj«w Pear* <cal>. crates... r..«7ft i
els, bu*h «•£& : I'-*'">»«a <Oai». crates. I 423 I
£5 MUSH W»*2» A:>t.!e«L bbls fI.S» I
•PesV. burt -J! l^ Potatoes, bbls 7.MX» I
■•Malt hush 3 1-5S I? 1110 ™- PkS»». I.OOJ
Rl% pktf S-*J» R~tn. bbls J.ono
5,v ton« 9>n Spirits turp. bbls 1.300
c-ra* trr.S Hinsa. bW» US* !
MiVften. ton* lf« l!ola.«*s. bbls 375 |
31. b«le? m J^:Oi!cake. r Vc» CM
risii'ee-1 "'•«' h S4.«»:cil. tub. bM? 175
pi»f bMs "> Oleo stock, pkjn. 4»7 •
OMf. tc« 42 Peanuts, bag* 1.450
mjSt <eanae4i. tears. ! Tobacco, hhd* »<».
r.»ri bK« SS'J Tobacco. pkca 7?O I
5Sr5 rye- «^; Whiter, bbls sm \
*S»c"r. v*r* m Wool. Facks I.SOO
rat meat*, pica*. ••• Zacatan. bales 175 i
L««! tim-r TV* I«>. bale* I sf » •
tiri tcp «.o<4! Cotter., bales »••»•
iT T $ c.".«« *♦■ Coitorserd oil. hbls. . . I.MS ■
r.. ; m. r»P* J«.V, Copper, pieces 750!
nre»«' t-K«rs ,SW bS**' P !c» 3.875 i
Butter pkge.. •*"! Hides, bale* 50 ;
cLft* rfcc» S.eiUJ, Skins, bale* 3riA ,
E^T<«»es l -«« Moss. bcJes 75 .
EXPORTS.
-runt, baJfc.. ■- l.M'TTar. bK« 14
fern. M*l> W. 572. Refined pet. (rals... 7«2«Vi
C«i». » .' "; Gasolene, gal* SS 4 >
en* tush-. 5K'2; Cottors.eed oil, mis. 2.«K»
Bear.!!, buth I>3<»: L-Jbricatin)? oil. pals M.««>
Flsur, bh!« 4 -*>«•?: P«>rk. bbls f,7«
Flrur. »aeks «.74. r . ' Br-ef . bMs 1 498
(vflimn:. bbJ« 1.214: Beef, ten 862
Bmr. ■» *>.»*• Bacon. tb 443.729
Hsv.' bales fliaiLarl. » 1,160.170
fnkiacr. «a<* ■ « A^. Ta!low - » 178.3CW
Ottotwee,-. meal. st» 2«O.WX» rjreafe. Ib laonft
Spirits turr. gals.. 82*1 Batter. Ib: 37«.9T.0
Bislr I-"- IJ3. Cheese. Ri.: 17,100
PStro. b&Si 21 !
CASH QUOTATIONS.
;--- Nor, No 1 fty.iao 25 ' Obttea. rr.Udlinc »90
m*a s°. No 2 soft.. wea j oooas. No 7 Rio es
g;eej ra"» ... 2$ 00 I Sugar, granulated 4.90
l*ke rcppei Ingats . IS7B Moi».s>es. OK. prime. 85
Tin . . . 41 "0 'Beef, family $10 50
Eaefcaaßß lead »** I Beef harr.s 2175
ppe;ter •<• I Tallow, prime IK,
Wheat. No - red. . . 7»V j Pork, mess 19 25
t cm. So 2 mixed. PT Hogs, dressed. 100 tt>. »4
<«•«. •to 32 Th 35*j Lard, prime S 75
Hour. Kpls patents tSS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT. :
S*m rork. August 24. '.»». |
COFFEE— The cc««e narcM was active to-day, largely
ss a result oi s-rit-hinr froai near to late months, -which j
«*« scc"wijar!><l by a Tci:<>nl:t*; of the differences re
turn the near end distant months. The tone of the I
ir-srk't was generally Meur; : ,-. an.l after openinc un- |
ch«nF~l to 5 r" lower, the market closed steady net I
SEcharffl to M m i nts higher Sale* toe the day were !
n»«riv :7'. .■•"■■> begs, of which about 112.0CX^ bass con
iistta "* exch»mt«S arA re;i~ser.ted the continued eve.i i
l^ ■!> o( the ' -rrlev options, the fir« notic* day !
it fails on Monday. Th« opening; «?r. hardly as i
f r-r-i so cv« <-n the cables. and it has been noted "that I
-♦hll» IJm r-jrr-r»an tr,ar*fts wens relatively easy and '
•Zirrp»rn ir;T»r»-rt« »er« fc»a-.-y seller?, th* looal mar- ]
jwt t»as a^-rar.cir.jt MM lone sit->; that since the «ie !
c:;r.:r.K tsno>ncy set in. r.'i^nnf hE« ruier« relatively :
#T«siiy ii I ffers very lltt'e c^f^e• In the iorci mark*' . j
Esrsptaa tra. ; ? --....« are Bttdouhtedly short cf actual I
•urr!'>£. «rO Eurnr^an et<-<?ks arc supposed to In low. ;
Ha-.T* closed nel ■her.«».l sfte- having r*»>n ■•* Franc
Jijgre^ at thi> hour of the 10-a! Aperir.R. anl H«rr>b;:rs :
•a» Bochanced to -2 pfg Ijwer. The Brazilian mark* 9
«t!l! aded rather un»ettl*tl. H;o ': r--.ni; nominal and '
far.t?s n*ss at unchanged -.r ■-«•«. btvi rt-ceipts were fUil i
at all points. :"jrtt-e:: "jrtt-e: repom -■-•' drcnlatißg regarding ,
tr» urifa-.q'st> mditioa of ti : » trees following the big !
crop BOW marketing, and It is said that they are r;u, I
tht-rnint *'ifn«-:ent -. leor to put on th» proper foMage. j
*hll» thers is iet little »!y.i of the first flowering, o.'
*-h:'-h there ar» . ■ (rally i'--ef. the first being usually i
aeeotrated of mi 1 . i?rprrtar,co. Ber°rt« from Itrarll re '
j,n^o,i esothnwd Baa ires h<-r. wi;h 'empc-ra-. season— ]
ai-!«. fteSM compiaints o* dry weather •:» heard, tut j
f - ■ ... sjeual <*au«e of con|p!alnt nt thie
*«*«•■•:-,. The market for »ro*. • r.ffee was steady, with I
Bnetailcas ca ;h«> t-.8«'» <-.f t.-,.- for ll> N.i 7. i
TV.* rars» f f contract pri ea in Ifac local market t■
is ?
V ester i
Opening High. Ij3-x. C!©«#. day. i
A^cust . — — — <..'C>'o« 1 . •« <i "»
Trr-«reb^r ♦'•«-" <?.7<» c.f;:, 1;. 6506.70 (I.e. ;
Ortotwr «.fcO 6HO 6.50 «.W^«.R5 6.;.. i
•.VafT.l-w ■ — — — O.M#«.aS « •»• J
j»r»,xti»r . . 6.!«1 8.V5 C.W G.»5e7.«¥» <••:'• ;
January — — — 7.0087.t« i-\k. '
renmar:- 7.<*» 1.05 7.01 7.<C.<ii7.15 7 .*>« |
yer^h 7.1" 7.a» 71" 7.1357.20 7.10 !
>nr!l — — -- 7.2067.80 7.15 i
yav . 72" 7.8» 7i:" 7.1'3a7.35 7.2S ,
Joss — — — 7.55er7.40 7.31
jalv 7..".*. 7 4.'. 7..".% -■: #7. 13 7.35
COTTON — Th» rqttoti market continued fairly active ;
ard rajfil trally steady, wtth prices advancing quite !
thin:::.- 'iL-rlng the middle feseion o.i eoverins;, hull gup
jTt Etii I"?? raiorabie crop neve. which «>r.m«>.i to come :
jrilr.ly TrAin t!:e '•!»-•*•. Th*- dose was off fr<mi .he |
t«-., bat M»srty at a r : advance of ef>lO points. Sa'.es
• « th» la -».r- ••I'mBi"! at 3SA.OQO bales. The open- I
lr:F *sv EteJady a* an advasjoe ■ f 2 points tr- a decilie
rf 3 r-:r.:r. with the marU't turning firrr.er rijfht after .
it? -all ti baling l>y some recent bears coverins; -f local j
fhm* er>i v.i:;iiic by noes with Southwestern con :
te'tjfr«. T.-» feature was :*> laer«as«d crop damage j
r»p r rts. A vut uenlity 't this kind of r«"< v.-as ,
jii^i in circulation by two or tfcrec of the large com- ■
e'.ff'.nn r.f>u«*«. daimlOS leterioraMon through Bieddir.g. :
rjft. and <s{.rr.dC« ty irn»cts. Of coarse, as th« n« » crop
t^-fin.cs a-s:;ai>l» for the market more bullish news con
«-rr.!:'.i; It Is aiir<>?« :■>•■..'.;. the !ule. and it is the
•eetrn v. he 3 .':-*<li*.!n|r :». natural ar. ; to I*. flllßf l>l It
•♦♦rce.l :h«- -. atnsonc local bears thai the bIK increase
In b-j;;!fi; • rop s<t.s was due t« the operation or a c;i<)Ue
-' Gootttwestem ler*. »nrt after an ad-.-anc* during th*
mMO* resclca to a. net cain of about I9QIB pointe. the
mark*: '-aft ofl rnd«T » r"r.->v.;,! if rear pressure anl
reaHri?);. Sorjtbern markets ■,-<<. i,nchar.s^<l to 1 We
h:r'r.«-r. ant nrj>-h )es« private news regarding th» spot
r.v-ctin »»•= obtainable. Private .-ab!eji from I^verpool
tr»re eootUcttns. seme reporting that there was but little
ctfiSSrace in t:-;«- market, on-l others predicting an ad
vaace. Lcral rear ■I lillWl 111 wh* somewhat uutcttlcil
fcjr the iufh of ha<l pop news, but the weather was not
«-ons!*«r- 1 i:r><avorab!<\ and the bull file did not seem :
to r* n;u«-h rr-rr* poi Isr Boperintendent King's weekly
rc'verrp-t firnre« follow: P^rt receipts. 49.5U3 l«!e=.
tr* - .". id la?t y»">r. «»verlord to n:ll!s and Canada.
.'.451 hale* agalcvt 4t.Sl« '.-.•• ;«»r. Pouthern mills tak
lr.p* estimate 20.00 ft bal»». agi>iT>« 30.07 1 * lan yror. r,ain
*< mix-1: at i«ter!or Iwrm I3?t year non», agninet t.478
■'la»t :ear. Brought into oin v .t for week. 7.V324 bile.,
scj . ■; t:< f*Je« last year Tlntal crep movement:
Pert r*-<-ei r ,t«. 7.«01.35a »le*. asrsirift 10.252.92* bales
3»ft }»ar. Overland to ttH.!l» end 'Tanaia. 971.^10 ba'e*.
*r*:r.ft 1.117.747 l.ale : - la«t year. Southern ;i:.i! takings
•*t:na»ei. Snn.AOn he]e«. against 2.22.">.t.73 r-al*» last
jegr. Ftr.,-k at Interior towns In <«cess of September 1
r»n*. s.rair.^t R7.97X bales laM rear. Bmoejiit int > sight
tr.us far this »<a.sPri. H.<iT3.2.t9 bales, egain»t 13.034.521
titles la«t v»ar. Th* total crop movement i* for 355
dsv« :;.;. f^jjcr.n. gainst IS* days in latM and ifXW.
Th* range of contract prices in the local market to-day
VtJ- £9 ff.IIOWF:
Tester-
Opening. High. Low. Olow. day.
>.r- . _ -- — s.er»gß.72 *•«
fer>tejnr#r « TO fc>7 " 7ft ' R.7Se*-S0 R6»
O^tr.i* ... . RB4 O «■"« KB2 R.ftlfift P2 «.«.">
KwinVr .. kk- r. <->s R»1 fl.01«|»«2 s»i
r>ec«mh<r .. . 'sw *».!« >i«r. *>.''"!S«.flß *.»*
lanuar>- ;. . ■* »21 ft "7 ».1S(?.».1« »•«»
r»brjar. •» 3" 0.2« J> 2^ »IR<S« 20 ».13
Kerch ;. . ft.m 84 "'« ».as<a*.24 *17
Arr:: ... a!«i ».31 t>Bl «.aS«K».2X ».!»
May ».23 ».4» »23 9.8058.51 »23
The ]0.--al spot market was «"<et and unchanged, bssls"
tniifJling upland S>.W>c and mlddlin- <lv.. 10.15 c. No 631e«.
■sinbern spot markets were tele-raphed as follows: New
Orleaas r. >». 1 !0c lower at 9 7-10 c; «ale». 100 bales.
Merrmhis n-jjet unchanged at J»*c. Oalveston steady.
torhacged at « 7-16-: rales. 8.«2S bales. Savannah «suiet.
nachsnged at (»1 I* sales. 05« bale? Norfolk quiet, un
■chengea st p%«; eale*. 31 bales. Augusta steady. 1-Mo
t^h*r st {<«»&**ic «ale«. 141 boles. Pt. Louis <juiet. l c
s*>rer at Hr sales. 2<*s bales. <Tiarl«eton steady, up.
chatr<"j ai »He. Ealtlmore nominal, unchanged at l)Tnc.
Cpedai Cotton Eschars* Liverpool cables: Th« "* r r
Me] spot market was quiet at 5 PJlJ?** decline basis
American milling 5.2 M. Bales. 4.000 bjiJ«i including
3.000 American; emulation and export. »O0 balej. Im
port*. l.ono bates, none American. Futures opened quiet
er.B unchanged and closed firm at a net advance of 4 to
♦n points Quotation*: August. 6.0»d: August-Septem-
Ur. 6.04.1: September -October. 4»7d: tob^-Novernber.
Uad November Der-etr.ber *«M:. PP * C*ls^Ls^«M
l^i^^^Td^prltl^y. s«d: Ma»^ Jae .
£.old. MVnchaKr: Tarns and doths quUU
Ccr.paraUve cotton staten-ent for the weeK anaea rn
«ay. August 24. 1803: . Bales.
Xet receipts at all Cn««d States ports during i9Za
J«*t*r^*lpt« at' all' United itaiaa' iiorta"aa«ia E2gjs
v^«>k lft<t y*#r • ••••-• *inK*iMti
ToSj receipt, to tarn, dat, lirt ;«r-....-....10,3W,«S
Li receipts to same date last year~ .... — . ...^^ see
Sirons for the week....- ....-•
Ettorts for same week iart vaar «. M ... •fS!
Wat export* sine* £ejiiejnb«r * — ~ IStmt
Total exports ?aip« data last year inTsS
fto* irailVnltea EUUe ports-. - .^ .. — ••—•;L; L " 3 - CSS
etoc-K at all rniui Bt*tea port* osjb» tluis l"t £^
y««r iio'»so
Se« et Liverpool same ton* U»t , -sr . . .^.. 780.000
«t"k at Atnerlcaa afloat for Ores'- Brit*!.- oa ..
♦:?r.e last year • ••. «.vw
A. followlnir ere tie total rat receipts of cettoa .• all
t*rts since geplrmber 1:
Tlales. Ba!»s.
Odr^toa 2.GW.823 Btumwlc*^ 1^* Tfl *
fe,? rl - ap ::::::: l -S:SB R^^. v: :.
Ea«Sjah I.6ll.W Portland. 0n....... 4,Ts»
Ctarlc^on J76.C-V0 Port Artbtir eal £a<
a:::::::: a»i*%. A «!rf.^: »«u|«
Korfclk 6*2.<P7T|Jaeksonvtne l^«g
BaJtlmor* «*487 E«r»e Pass. Taxaa.. 3.C23
»'.w Km «,S:5 El Paso, Texas M
C'.aton 1..J Laredo, Texas...... {.m
Kenort if- i ■ J3.059 Mtnsr.peKS. .«»».... ;«( W"O
eaa'r^^w*."."! SSS! •»«« T.006.6e*
?XOrR AXD JlEAlr— Tie market for fiour *»a M
'-«*:■' at unchanged prices. Tbera waa a fur bosU
nee* in Kansas stratabta. winter bbbsMMi M lev
Prsjfl* spring. niX) Fl>oUn. steadri ajaeted: FaJr to
*"*• $>a0M«13; choioe to fanoy, «««<• CORN
MEAL steady; oootad: Kiln dried! » Mi»2 I* •• to
fcrtcd. LAO "IF**- steady; Quoted: Prime whit* »r.i
>e:iow. jl Sf/J-Jl ii; coarte, Jl ICKJtI 12. yEIT->—We«t
err. steady; a'f stoadr: qnotod ■'■„.*■. tl n,» *18 jei
- '«-'. mlddiJcr. » 1 0 \L, '••■ ICO rt «a.cks; llour a...
1^33; red Ar-r. 12Z» all prwrat clt/ Vr*n
il» bollt ta>f«3>W ftc'/j; nLidllrjr. ul*»&iMj r*A
i<r. St3.-Oj ttrniay chop. *2l t«l^ Jl-iGO sucks; olLiml,
">JN" *,rHEAT— -v.it*.t ra^-rX<-l w.i rtther «-:.:
§li fir fell BO assre than steady, efewwir.r -<n. r it.,..;
f.t'.-.:*V',rj. »i:h ti.. clt»s rrrt^iiciiiy enchant** from
«U uwvi'v . E'^ist. ft opened a ulf.e tlebw Uiajx th 4
:-» ' •« i^e>-,!. or, e-r-.'^T.-. al.-*". ar.4 rfdr. e In tf.« Kortb.
- •»■ tZ* r«^"le't ur.iler cematitsien iiTObe b». ::.'.«• a.ni". t»
r»-u fr-',r O«*^» »h«t ••«• ter.'-r !. v .ax 1.C.1 c! tho«« la
irtrculaUwx »srl>l la th? wit. fe*-Ter»l e#lUnave^ of tV«
•;r. •■••.*• CtAac'.*.a '•"" > l '*•»»« ' »tinet!y b*sni<h. as".
'Slir>-r:i cpinf^'i st>n- i e*r!:s,t rora.-'.:.-^ r..cllCTis up
-t»rt, la ll.» J.'ort>i»t«t r»UI.« lzrter*cr*>o. With r.»r»r»t
• -* ur.itli of ri*w grein tt varloiue point* Sf.'.'wea nr.e
-.-i.: .. »hl<ih la a rr:»»jr.jr' Of?t>»t th» r«.lu taJk. Toi«.l
, - xirj r»o«lpt* «»«r6 417,0^0 bush, •jmJc*t •4*/r^> bo»:.
'"'. >«*' '*;»9r«mef for t!i* i"-*.f ftl'.e'i to oom^j up to U.«
■'•->•'•. ■ rtt- ■-• ! t l>» ■»■«*«; v <!.-« »i<S4k\-v, a/id vim
lii» bsT.iih *'i£ci*ra !4i;.».-" report Iksfiy tL.ti^A th«
At^r--^ ***&'-+* ii ii i^Jaaywiitr. "11^^ Pt
BBSS) eBjSBStSBB. S^BBBBBB; BBBBBBBBBJSB^SB^
" l i^ Ja^' er °, r "P° rtea to b- light. Co'trax* export <3e-
S5, w a: l1 oaly ° loadß Wwr * reported. a» bl<i» all came
coajWeiAbly out of line. notwithstanding LSvprpool closed
«;«t *'J. hlrb il- ?rlln? rlln •<> vv Ii1 ''i *i to 1 mark and Huda
V«\!L^f ,, up I 4 P° lnt » Arg-entlne shipmrnm, acoordlna to
K.!2? m £* J1 - *' r * ••».«» bush. compared with 838.000
?iS«^* srf5 r f, vtou " *♦•»•• - Th» ra»h market in New York
V%ll, a » ra "°« s : ijo 2 r*d. 7,«e elevator and 70 He to b
tt^l; aS. 1 -yy o"**0 "**" 1 Duluth. 864 c. and No 2 hard
«'? ££• !rC)^ Cl f °.b. b afl °a«- CORN— right at th*
££«i if- corn ft 2" l Bior * * r •♦■■ weall •» d *>- «nd at the
i^- .*". *" *° UBd * r *•»«• rr^viou* nl«ht. Rain. In the
Rf" ™ 1 a promiße of cooler «»ath«.r w^rp the main »»li
int. motj\-j. itecMpts wore modfratr. ?Rrreßßtln~ at all
Tiv^^ ll f U t l 4; 0 2 > .M. M " h - ■fatn»t 47».nr*» b U »h la't year.
i?r»T^ - r "' 3 f<»'J buiih. compared with 2.8mi.000 huih
i?m^.*M,'i S 5t k , Export demand increased to the rx
»K«v^ f 2 Inc ' ls *" *" P°"«tion^. The cash m«rk»t
tor «£ I- rU , va Z ''io'i 0 '" 1 *• follow.: No 2 corn. 57 *l»va
•wr^sl i C « k° « "r°* t: No 2 nhl "- ft2r * n<l No 2 *•>-
ims It Oh?« b ' fl^ at °ATS-Ther. was heavy tel Ha* of
fharr, de^!, SO by . on<> of th * bl » "r*™tore. causing a
25£ P-iiP -ii- liil ln P rlces - ■ P"rt of which was recovered
?mv mT..'. Ci l r. ovortn f 1" N»«- York rash oat* were
«»A n?p"«' 8«0.tT l»o:l »o: clipped w h!te. T.« tn 40 lh.
V 477 00rt la»» V£,' '«• h i? brfn ".125.000 bu«\ ar»irst
burt'^---,M, s^sr-/vT r* 11 5 " < * orn «-I"«ran^» were C 63.800
KTEW TOHK RICES.
BepTe^ ° :: T o r: ! l ns - -"^ Sj*- %. T^
Corn:
f^^b-r ;:;;;; M ,, ,. jU ms g^
I 0s lE |I A thV"i3,^ Ther " **• » further advance of «bmit
£ISI 15. 1. * . on "" market. . with »p-t c!oHng nt
continued Ut ? r " * l €IS * lOe - I^-«liv the market
improV^ne?* ""^"V W«h*r owin R to the
fried | S. « fcr rfl- Pnr spot* supplies 40.»0e oca o:-
Londcn •"? for both *P nt and WWrea In the
lake ouftSS -. it l^* ll^ no B e was reported, with
London 'i^X .?~ LL * ed «a* higher at £17 M «i In
lanH^ fr£ - J -i»« IT" 1 ' I " to, firmer, (with quotatt-jr-e
were firm an.l generally hl her. with No 1 foundry
5520. M] founnrv Southern at 2 Northern at $?»&
©520. .N» l foundry Southern at fL'Og'.*^ .v> and No a
foundry Southern at >lv rmg ; !>% The ma-ket for Die
.r<-n o-rtlfleates at the Prr.du.-e EJx«-nai--re rj ci ea«i^r
no'r.e^of " n<l • < "l " r »«•«-«•-> Sundry, So sale, "c"
Eli «ie^ Wn^ ar<l * OJn<Jr >' quoted: Auevst and J>ep;em
.nd 0 ,™ 85^ AND gTRirPS-In the market for n-.olasses
bSt rr«nn-i a - < ' a ,'' y lone waj r«orted, with moderate
Si'i V .!• X'" sa ?*' movement and available supplies
well held. Quotations: MOLASSES— New Orleans cea
irime n !.'f>^^ ni t?- \*$ ll * cx talr '»*9is.-: rood. 1P520C:
prime, J»©Zse: New 1 ? 5 " 1 ' -.pen Settle. 80«88c. .SYR! PS
Ss2TcT OO f n ancy"'^i 88 c fair - I5 « 17 ° : £W>d - '<^ pr '^
OILS— -Cottonseed oil -.>.?> fairly active and firm to-day
on nanlpvlatl^n of ftertember. which Fold from 85Vi< 10
l i';. tesvtner with good speculative demand and li^'.'t
offering?. 1 racing was chlefij professional. Fales. aJit
bb! * Aueiist at 3<ic. lfx> bbls September at 33»40. 4'X> do
at .^^t. W.O do at S8o s. wo do st s6 '-" c - 10f» .jo at MHc.
2.500 bbls October nt 32'?.-. i.m. do at 82<4c. IKiO do at
.t»'Sc, f,".i bhls November at 30c an<i l.lrtii bbla L'ecember
at 3oc. Lin.«?e;l oil «n-- unchanged. Hcfir,?.i petroleum
v.-r-s In -.. * a * f%nable .leman<l. with price* !ite3.-:-> . We quote:
I ETRoi,Erj|. standard white, l.bls 7.00 c, and in bulk.
4.C<V: PM!ai!elphia. t.b!«. 7. .•,'„■, and in bulk. *.«sc; i"
fined, cases. New York. 10.10.;: Philadelphia 10.05 c:
S£. : r\, wh w"- N>w Yorh - •**•■• 9 - 6<lc - anrl » n h* 3 '' I*'.1 *'. «-s<>c;
Philadelphia, bbls. o ..V,r\ and in bulk. 4 4.V : water white
D^fSfiv N>w Tork, IS.lOi?: J'hiladelphip. JXOPe. COTTON
SEED Oir^— Prime oru<>. fob mills. ¥ 40. October;
|Tln:e summer yellor . Aupru«t. .trt©36' •■: geptemi^r. 3«'«
«?3S'£c: October. 82H932%c; November. SIMfSO^c: De
cember and Jp.nuarj-. 2»it|i2fi\f; prime white 4."'g44r
I-r!n:« winter yellow. 43f. UNSEED OlL— American
teed. city. n-.v. SBO»*e; out <r town, raw. r!7^3>.-: Cal
cutta raw. 68c. I.ABD OIL. CK©7oc.
PROVISIONS— The provision market was generally firm
nil day. especially Icrd and ribs, which were wanted by
packer*. Pork eased off pfter_th«- openiiiß. but rallied near
the close. Chi-iisr. receipts. 17.01 M hog?: estimated for Sat
urday, 12.0«>; Kansas < ity. «.«»«; Omaha. 7,000. and the
west. 5l.00(». PORK steady; .juot«-d: Mew. Sl!»CJl!>*"<';
family. *l<.-,ftgsit: short clear, $17(3!P1S 75. BEEF st early,
quoted: Moss. |«e«SaO; family. $1055*11: packet. $*o<*g
*9; extra ind'an mess. $Ui<i«lii r.<». BEEF HAMS quiet;
DUOt«d at *21iBt2SK.'». DRESSF3D HOGS <;ujet; quoted:
Bacons. B%c; ISO tt.. S^c; 100 rt. I*.-1 *.-- 14i> It. i»Uc: pigs.
»«4©loc. (tT WEATF— Pickled helli»r- quiet; quoted:
Kmokini, 12H91Sc; 1(» lt>. 12-: 12 TK ll'ic: 14 !b. lie:
pickled ahouldera nominal; quoted st B^iS?%c; pickled
hams q;:V:: quoted at 12«12'ic. TAIJX3V? steady; city.
KHc: country. T>GT.~ c c. LARD firm: quoted: Middle West.
prirr*. ».TOC«.«)c: city !ard »teady: quoted at S'^r; i»(lr<"i
ler.^ quiet; quoted: SouUi American. A.S5c: r.Miihpr:. 9.2r>e;
Eraiil. Ijecs. To>sr; compound steady: .jimt^.l at 7U©7*»\
KTK.ARIN'R flrnv quoted: Oleo. lOHc: city lard stearine,
l(»'<ic. The wholesale market price ••' beef cuts in New
Toils City rj.-ise<l «•: No 1 ribß, IS'rc per lt>: No 2. !V-; No
3. 7c; No 1 loir.s. 14c: No 2. lie; No 3. fte; v . 1 chucks,
«V- No 2. 4".--: No .1, 3c; No 1 round, f-. ; No 2. 7c; No.
RICE— wos falrflj- actne locally, with coon de
ir>pri(l Rt Pnuthem points and ih« undertone steady to
firm. At the Scuth nm mills -hut .».>wn for the want of
lough rice, to mill. Quotations follow: Domestic, s-.-rern
lues'. .? 1 v&r;-"i, •: second heads. HM%<". choice heads. **%■?
* «r rancv hfsiF. ."^.' ! ;.': extra fancy head*, s*iS?fic:
.Tnran. dorn»Mic. r74- 4.-: Tains. 5H®S%c; Jnva. 4 T <i'g'
5Hc; P.an»o.,r, i : -, bond. 2 l *©2'ac.
ST*G.\n — Refined Rupar was called firm, althc-ush some
sale* for prompt uhlpmen * were, made at 3 nei basis of
4.T<-. Irss 1 per eenl cash, for rranulated. The following
are list price*, subject to a rebate of in point* and a dis
court of 1 pfr crrt •■■;• rash, 7 days: Cut loaf. Jl.fiOo:
crushed. r..«>(K--: mould A. 5.28 c; cubep. 5.1.V: XXXX row-
Or* 4. .'<r>-. powdered, coarse powered and fruit pow
cer«v3. '•!•: Has:'" cpnfectloiwn=' sjrafiuiated, r>.l.">e: Kafrlf
roarne and extra fine jrranulatei, .'«■: T'ac> - Hi cartons
• fine). 2-!b ha»ts (fine- and 5-Ih bags (fir."i aranulated,
r..f:sc; standard eranul%t<-d. 4.1J0.«; Diamord A, 4.90 c: eon
Certioners' A. 4.75 c; No 1. 4.T'~tc; >:r.« 2 btH ::. * . r>'i,- : No 4.
4.40 c; No r., 4 .-:.-,<■: No 0. 4.Hlh". No 7. 4.2.V-; No S. •■4.20 c:
No '.i. 4.1*.-: No 10, ». I*"*-. No H. 4 .'■--•: »> 12. 4r-: Nos
13. 14 and 13. ".!•"•' London reported a hißher market
for sujrar be?ts. with Aucust <jnr.t.->d Rt -Or 4*4 d and Srt>
t»mher at Jrs 3 s id. 1 rid market firm. I»raily the. mcrket
ri= Btronjr, with prl<-«» mo-> ire upward, and duty uai<l
ra es quoted us f ,Uow«: CnitrlfuKal. Ort test. 4c: mus
rc>-f.ri". 80 test. S*iQSHc. nnd molasses nuaar, K!» test,
3■»i.:-.~.<3 ■» i.:-.~.< Willett & Cray's weekly review f.airi: "Total
Btoch of Europe an I America. I.ra7.»^(» ton«. against
1.448.082 tons 'a c t year nt th-> same uneven dotes. The
Increase or stock I? 500.557 tons, RRainst an Increase of
5.".2.H5 tons last week. Total stocks snd nflosts t.>p^tlipr
show c visible »u;-.!v of 2.1«2.«* 1 » ton-: axainst 1.793.032
tons Tart year, or an Increase of 369. 557 tons."
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York. AtICUSt 24. 1806.
BEANS AND PEAS-^Ther* was very llgnt trading to- ]
day In a.i varieties of dor.iestie i>eans. lTices have not !
cr.br. red maierialjj, however, b-jt'sn-.all whiif are essy and
on.y the choice quality commands our top q-.iotatloris. H*l
kidney are feteaay at the recent -advance. California lima
lower and th- temper of the nmrket is easy. Scotch peas
lean rather ln buyers' favor. We quote: BEANS, marrow,
choice, per bush, $2«oQs2 03; fair to good. *2C»>9>S2SS;
rio medium, choice, $1 72Vi©*I *.. r <: do common to good.
*1 50iii«i «*: do pea. choice, *i S2V»fltsl »: <!:> fair to good.
*1 4;ijJ»:i £»•. do •.-■•• i kidney, choice, $3 IOCPS3 15; do fair to |
good, S2 B«'S J3 '>'>: do white. kidney, choice. {$9f3 10; do i
black turtle soup, choice, $« 15<3f.1 35; do yellow eye.
choice, fl 55. do lima. California. ?2 75; PEAS, green, ,
Scotch. $1 12 1 .i«l*l 15.
BUTTER — Receipts' to-day, 7.30T» pltgs. There was a
moderate demand for high grade creamery and prices far
such were firmly maintained, buyers paying a little more
money In some cases. Bids of 34n were mad« under the
call on 'Changs for extras, and that price was paid from
More for some of th<» very fancy goods. Commercially
tine grades sold at 235284 C, and there is a pretty fair
supply of qualities from 21^22 l»c.l »c. These are not veiling
quite so well. Below 21c the movement Is fair. Reno
vated, factory and packing stock hold firm, with moderate
offerings and fair Inquiry. The clearances Indicate ex
ports this week of something over 10,O()r» pkge. We quote:
Creamery, extras, per Tb. 23H024C i Mercantile Exchange
official quotation 23 L io; do firsts. 21'/n 1 8*23r; do seconds,
19H®21c: do thirds, 180>lPe; stale dairy. 21c; fresh,
fancy, 22Hfi23c; do firsts. 21®C2c; do seconds, l&3'20o;
do thirds. liVi®'lSc: Western Imitation creamery, extras,
20? do firsts 184jl8*ie; renovated, extras. 20«J20^4c; do
firsts. lK\t®lt»c: in seconds. I«mf17 l*<?;l *<?; do thirds, IS®
16c: Western factory, firsts. 17^»JR.-; do seconds, 16®17c;
do thirds. l«^ft«jfl.V.ic: packing stock. No 1. 17©17Vec; do
No 'J. WflflH"-: do No 3. I4Sa.'.V»c.
CHEES&- Receipts to-day. 5,838 boxes. While trading
has not been especially active, still buyers have shown
very fair Interest, and th«» market has cleaned up very
closely of fancy grades of email cheese. Country prices
continue high, even m. shade higher than last week, and
holders ar* quit- firm in their views, though no change
has b*en made in the official range of quotations. Skims
fairty active and firm. Liverpool cable, 60s for colored
and ££•« for white. \V« quote: State, foil cream, lance,
fancy. 12^4c; do fair to good. 12Sl2Hc; do &mail. fancy.
12Ho; do fair to good. liHjM3c: do Inferior. 10011 c: do
half skims, small, best. ft»."ie»%;o: do large. best. 8Ho; do
part eklms. prime, SW9S*»c: do fair to good. «%«T?io;
do common. 4^®«>4o: do (oil aklms. B©Bc
KOG6— Receipts to-day. 10,«» eases. The weather
turned much cooler during th« nlsrbt and there was quite
brisk demand to-day. Ttaa call was best for fine stock,
but aH grades sold fairly, and tho tone of the market Is
firmer though Quotations are not materially Th«
idvkic* In tie offlolal rate of flnta to WViiOBOc waa merely
In recognition of tho conditions that prevailed yesterday.
A ooasflSrsMs part of ,— «• -« Is « _r H -. ranr^ cf 17HO
IBUO for the ur.«r» ''l v -.->d.- but *-^ i 2OHo is obtained tor
jiood graded lota Mid 210 for candled and grade stodc
D!r'J*s are firm, with Mo aaally obtatoed far fin's eaadled
u.-e ■-■ , -k« »'.?«-' "We quote: Stata. IHnn^ylvanla and
SSi*yrirts?te- -*-,:. fancy. ?5327a: do chole«, CfT-i-'Oi
Lo ordinary to good, 2&323 c; do mixed, extras. 340250;
do'extra. £«!*. MS?3c; no firsts, 3>g«o: Co Western, oe-
J«ct*4, t»»t 21P2l\ic; ilo ftr«ts, 203J do Mcondi 17H0
l&j; ".0 thirds. ICHSi6Ho: Citti't. 13SJ."-c; check*. loaiSo.
*nUTTfi — TRE£H — Best irr*l-< Ct B.rp.«p ar.-> i«ars
r»Ul'--S' fairly e.t about la!© r.FJres. Tiu-MJ (* '!►"* sup
ply. Pewhis ln !«LTE«r eupply and lower. Grapes raor*
plenty and Vtuker Huck]* '.■rrrr* Crtr.«r Muekinel-nis
1- hwv rjp;-> Waiemelor.f- plenty en 4 (*.-;'.: J»Ln»
a;pie« e # >jiv. TT« crnotet APPIXf r*i varieties, r-r
b f ' !2«*3fKs; do ("■••- T*risU«», $2^tßj it-.'-Hh 11*.-*-
I««t per bM, I2^f3: do Clapr/s Favorite, [»r bbl. *2-©
1.135: dV no:.h%u.,- |fi6«*i m ; do 7- o-. *: r-3>
h; '-. Scoter |! 85^1 "'■ «o conimcn. iiejico;
PLmiS, itate. per basket. lf>tf2Hot PMA.CHEJS. p«r o\r
rl<— «■«■»£»■' «■> per basket, WtWcj GRAPSTP, Pola
ware. &e'c««*, |1 »>«-tl T.".. «3 NUrarv *1 2T^sl 6O| do
b>rk 75c^»lt BLJ^ITPBRRrraf r«r <I?art. *«?'.'>-
KUCKXSBKTIRIEP, *}12 : MUP£CMKLONS, -.r»ev. p«r
cra-l* or beek-V £0t760s cio Mt.-.Ur.i «r.l D«iawar«, i^r
cmt» 40e^Jl 2f. do Colorado, fZJjfS, <J< r-«r pony crat*.
*• oo3'?a} VATTmMBIiONS, pet hUß.ired, f&»»2ftj do p«r
r-i..'.-^.- 1 . $I00C«20O.
JlOrS— Very little locremsnt In lf*r^ hop*, bat fy.', 3tr»
firm' In their rt?we, £rr.»U »•* o* ;<->or Pviiftfi h*w
b»*.i rr.jule at t2^lßa On the r»c!no Coayst »VJ haH l»««r.
D«J3 la «ra.r!r.»'axic«s or. contract* for I©M crop, rwt
b-ivlrr at rat ftftira :« limited to one or two conc*ro«.
r.>';»n.r of a trsj»««"rlon of tt'«-jt 700 b»iy jf :faC>^
TaitJrsM h*nr»fr. <>iofrm »*. lTvi-(l>]Vj In >>>w Ycrk
Put- lift crop 1* P>r'.4!/ rtpfnlr.g »M plcklnr ha* cm-.
rn«a^d in some cf th* U'« ynrd*. but tick!--* in Orer>a
>-.:: rvt becoxr.* general t-'for* t ' i first wiMrd of SepUn}
♦>«- V.'c cunt.: 6- a-* 30r«, choir, p*r Vt>, IMMCoj do
cowmen, to fair. 1T©12.-: Padfi f>*rt 19». oholo% pe.f
per rr 184h4c: Pacir.o '";-•*' f(rt * -OS'"
POlVrRY— UxJv'&— No carload loui *.-»r« ur.Vie<s<?'l to
<• J- but 8 cjlts »r« L-ji/.r <-arrl».3 rjvt.' •:, tLe 'j-«- r )£ \y
,-^.verV TTvT:^*e< X*» '>in« I;JS -jo*^/^' all £*~
L;^i,;.^°; &n<l the feeMne nomlnUJv r--m. "VT« <jnotai
ftr.4 Bo«jUlv.est«rT. iL . , 13^', lv ' !^, '?.,„', 7
rwh KIW f o-^: : -.?V- ri moderale eepply aatf
c£i3r.«^p closel/ at firm prioe». fcwin* ehtckens fcov
» r a-« c'^lir t.er.'y unarmed. «iP«cWly on «aM«4.
rhe ton* is w«ek k:M jr.setUi-i, • serially o:. •ie:Ae-J <
EprloK firkey. I; meaerkte rJr?ly an-i '»r. y -;• i-",i? •*«
proa^tij \jrr,g Ji.aj.d *rjl other n^-.nr/ irrfc.^ <! iik«
-Jr milfrstelv ? aptlve, !,t held about •]•»*/. P'; .«! >
I'Jlßjv ami (JuTu W« ruot*: Frisfa killed ric-"..- TuJt-
NEW-YOBK DAILY TEUTONS, SATFKDAY. ArGT>T 25. 1906.
CIUCKENB. spring. Philadelphia, dry picked. 584 tb
average to pair, fancy, 22«28c; do over 4 tt» average to
pair, fancy, 21i33c: do average run. 17«Iflc; New York
and Pennsylvania, dry picked, fancy. 17(©19c: do averrge
run. lS«l«c; Western. .lry picked, fancy. 4 Ib and over
to pair. 180190; do average. H«JI4 l »c; Southern and
Southwestern, average run, 14&14Hc; poor. 101713 c;
FOWt,?. PhlladJJphla. dr>- plck«d, farcy. MHc; in aver
age run. 14.-; Western dry picked, medium. selected
(cul!s out). 14o; rio selected, bbl, heavy, He: do average
run. HVic; do poor to medium. |OB12c: Southern and
Southwestern, dry picked, selected, bbl. »4il4c: West
ern, scalded, medium sl^e. selected, bbl. He: do average
run. 13Hc: do p>>or to medium, iodise; Southern and
Southwestern, -cnlded. selected, bbl, 13'-2i|l4c: do scalded.
Inferior grsjrs. 10^13c: COCKS, old. dry picked. SVsc:
So scalded. l ir; DOCKS. sprlnn'. T^>nß Island and
Eastern, i;ei-'.'c; do ether nearby. 12c: do old. Long
.Island and other nearby. l««c; OEESK, spring. Eastern,
white. ISttSOe; SQT'AES. prim*, hit.', « tt> to gozen.
52 7.V do 7 !?• to doien. 12: in fi^U'j n> to dozen. $1 SO;
do mixed, per dozen, $1 25951 ■"••»; rio .lark. ?1255»137;
do calls, per dozfn. 50i5<V<c.
POTATOES AND VEdfcTABUCS- Irish potatoes weak
er. Sweet potatoes tower. Onions show irregular quality,
with tone, weaker. Cabbage* dull. Oi-umber* and
pickles lower. < 'orn higher. Celery steady. Cauliflowers
largely poor. Kitrplants weak ami lower. Lima beans
steady. lettuce weak. Pepp»rs lower. Peas tirm for
prime. Market overstocked with string beans and very
low. Squash dull. Tomatoes weaker. Other veavtables
as quoted. We, quote: POTATOES, 1/ong Island, per bbl
II .Vi*(S 1 75: do Jertev. $1 12251 SO: do per bag. $1 4-».
Southern, per bbl Sl'S*! 5": SWEET POTATOES. Jer
■ey p*r basket. $i«i«i i's: do Southern, per b:->l. II .VK??2:
yams, p«r bbl. $Wf\ 7.".; BEETS. p«r I<X» bunches. &>&
7.".c; CARROTS per lrtrt bunches. M97SC; »'ABP\ORS«.
per 100. $1 .-.O^S.'!: CUCUMBERS, per bbl. BOc«*l:
CUrUMBEB PICKLES, per 1.000. $1'3?1 60: CORN, per
lO>. C»c®Jl "ii- ONIONS Connecticut, white, per bM.
$»i^ s■". .-.'">. do red nnd yellow. 91 75 i 6O; do Long Is!and.
per bbl. $li&$1 75: do Jersey and Pennsylvania, per
basket. ."ine7.V: do Orange county, white, per hag. « I *<>
«*2: do red. .10.-«$I SO; «lo yellow. »10JI 75: rKPFKKS.
Kreep. per hbl. 40^«>c; PEAS. per banket. 7.*« «t*l 51): do
per hue ,Wi}sl 85; STRING BBAN3. state, per basket,
2S«jf!Mir«"; do nearby, per bag. 25040r: BQrABH, per bhl.
Sft'eft; TII'.MPS rut«!>aga. per bhl. BO#IOe; TOMA
TOBS. i-»r box. 2('itsftc.
HAT AND STRAW HAT— The rr>n:kef is having an
unusually mild term of movement, and light receipts do
not put r.ny material strength in prlrea. The rhier de
mand is running upon the upper srr»d?s. and these can
row be fairly supplied with new crop Roods. With th«
wli.dlra; up of best lines of cold crop. t\»v.- ,hay is RainltiE
a (rood footing. Prime old nor almost nominal. The
NeT- York Civ Exchange Association says: "Shippers
have shov.n th« proper conservatism so far this ?eaon. pr.d
we ris\r> heard of DO new r.ny arriving In a heated or
badly cured condition. Most of th* stock so far received
has *«ra<led well up. but some buyers are still prejudiced
against f?edln{t same during very warm weather, and the
value continues from Jl to $1 50 ]<*r ten below like grades
of old. Ko 1 new hay will sell readily at 00c. Oc
casion*! cars have Ron-? slightly h'gher. but such sales
not always to be depended ur"n.. Good oM hay is bec<?m
!r»R very scares, and the trade trill readily absorb all th"
No i arriving at $1 per 100 ib; sales to particular buyer*
at even better figures. Or No 2 hay the feclirß Is a>.>
firm, while larz- 1 oaled. closely j;ra.i."l No 3 moves well.
A sllßhtiv easier feeling- has developed on the lower
grades if in small bales, Clover and rrsijtr.l hay. held their
own if of Rood color, and sweet but dark mouldy stick Is.
as tisußl. a diac on the market. The .•hsracter of the- r.;.i
stook in this week is a little poorer on the average, there
lnsinp a larger proportion of low grade clover nnd mixed
hey. New stork Is coming in mor" freely, although the
movement has not yet fairly b'c:i" Th" crop is late in
beii g harvested In some sections of the state, due to the
difficulty in securing sufficient help and man] gorxj quality
crops a:« reported orerrlpe and still standing." We quote:
No 1. per 100 p.. S7Hc9«l: No 2. W'iW^P: No S. 7!M»
7T',j.- shipping:. RS9TOc: clover, mired. 75<8K5c: clover.
W>t?72Hc. STRAW -There Is a jrood movement nnd the
market is something stronger. ?»ng rye Quoted WVjJKSc.
full «jt:a!fty new. Suitab!" clover mixed Is scarce at the
moment. Receipts of hay or.'l straw. !o tons, reported at
the Produce Bxchanse at noon to day: Hudson River
Rs*ilrond. 42'»: fSrle, ifHf r*nn«Tlv»>.nt9. 40: n»law»r<\
LAekawana *• Western, f<> ; Lehigh Valley, 30; Baltimore
* Ohio 10: Centra! of New Jersey. mo: river hoatn, 120.
Totnl. 070 tons. TJeceirts of straw. Oft tons.
Toiedn. Aug. 24. — CLOVERSKET*. cash. $7 25; October
and December. $7 r.O; TIMOTHY. $1 a".: AI^IKK. $7 05.
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. Ai«rust 24. li^v..
BEEVKP— Receipts \v< r» 222 cars, or ."..7<»4 bead. includ
ing *>• cars for expert alive, 145 for city slaughterers and
17 for the msrket. makintr. with th« arrivals vesrerday.
25 curs on sale. Trade wan generally slow, but common
to low price.] steers were full steady: ..(hers were rated at
K'-6~ir.c lower than Wednesday's nar'.-.«t: bulls and cows
steady and in !!«rnt supply. Poorest to best steers sold at
*4f7so fi» per 100 m. with no strictly chol-i» offe-e;l- bull* nt
$2 5O«:J4: 1 extra bull at S4 2.">: cows at *1 !r»*i.«n «5. There
wns h moderate trade in dressed lieof end f>rlees wrre
nuotably unchanged. Liverpool and I^ndon cables quoted
live cattle Fteadv at lf>H?> ".2.- per Ib, dressed weight; re
frigeratrr beef soiling 3t *>=>.. • my Ib. Shipments to-de.y
In the Odrlc. 1-2'>» quarters of beef to Urerpool. To-mor -
row the Mlnn«haha will take out 4SO ratt'e and VUVh
quarters of beef for Schwarasehild *■ ftilzhcrger. nnd 4*1:)
cattle for J. Pfcarrbere fr Son: the >Tew Tcrk. 1,200 qua r
ters for Rchwarzschild & Bu'tbergar. rru! &.Snn niwrters
for Armour & •'>.: t;:r Etruria. about 1.600 quarters for
th« Cudahy Packing Comoan?', mikip*. with previcim
»h'pments. "a total from this port for the week of 1.520
cattle j>nd 12.900 quarters of beef, nil to ports of drear
Britain.
Sales— McPlierson &- Co.: 1"> KentUCVv «teers, 19KJ Th
r^frace. at $5 7.*. per 100 |t>; 21 do. 1217 t*>. at Js*iO: 10 to
127«! TTi. at S.ICO: IS do, 11?f» rb : • $5 4.".- IK do. 1I«!» Tb
Rt $".4.-.; 18 do, 1204 n-. at $.">4.->; IS do. 11.10 tb. at *."> 4'">;
IV <"!«. 11?!1 rr.. at f535; IS d". 12-K1 rh. Nt SS 35; 1» do.
112r. rb. Nt $5 30; 2f» do. JOfO Tf\ at |4 60; 2 cows, »&"» Ib.
at S2 M.
8. P»nders: 2 Ohio Rteers, U7S Ib n' $5 75: 16 do. U«7
Ib. at $5 •<:.: 12 do. loon rh. at $."■■ 5 do »7(» rb. at *4 70:
7 Pennsylvania do. 1143 Tb. Nt S5 33: 3 do. 10CO rb at
f4 7- -: 4 <10. «5T n>. m J4: 1 luM. 1«00 Tb. at $4 2.V a cows.
«V> Ib, Ht .<.".<-.-.: 1 do. 880 Ib, at $3 80; 4 do. 1012 rb. at
$2RO.
N»wii*n A <•• : is Went Virginia stfers. 1S?.« Th. at
«T» « r >: 17 .5.. i.!'f. ft. at 15 60; 6do 1386 Tb. at f580; 23
Indiana do. »5S Th. Nt $4 20.
J Sburnber* * Bo 58 Ohio steers J.V>f» I*, at •% O.V
12 do, 1170 Tb, at *.-• ■•■•■)■ '.'(> Indiana dr.. 131'» U. Nt S5 «»:
2 no. UT,n Th. at $5B0: lit Virginia do. 1210 »t>. at ?S 15;
5 do. I!.V<| Tt., st *4 75.
Kabcr«tfin. Harris * Connor: ir. Kentucky steers, 1034
Ib at $4: 1 hull. l«20 Tb at .«■! 2 do. i."".*. Tb. at $3 00.
.T. n. Slbson i- Co.; 20 Kertucky steers. 12"55 rb. at
$5 65.
S. Judd & Co.: 2 hull". 111 Th. Nt $r. 2. r .: « do. 817 Tb.
at $2 70: 1 do. TSO rb at $2 50; 1 c0w, ...4000 rb, ;.t $140;
1 do.-B.jO rb. at * I 10. ~ r
CALVES- Receipts were ISO head; 11 -for «he- market,
making;, with the stock h»ld Over yesterriay. 215 on sn!c.
Voali ." prime quality and not too heavy sold at steady
price«: c arse and heavy veals were not cared for; hut
termilkf ru'.ed steady and the r>«>ns vr-<- cleared. Com
rron to choice v«a!s sold at .^»;Ti per too Th: "throwouts"
nt S4 7.".'**.'. . buttermilks nt $125. City <lres«e,! veals
steady at !"ii i:! : ..r per Th; country dre«?ed -if il^l'J.-. with
choice selected carcasses selling as high as 12'.sc; dressed
rr«!>s.>rs p.: s®7i
Sales W. H. Hume: 39 Buffalo veals. 183 Th average,
at $9 per ion ib; ."."» do, 104 Ib, at $8 "'<; 10 throwouts,
137 Th. at ?.'..
3. (i. Curtis «• Son: 1 veal. 170 rb, nt 30; 2"» do,
143 r. at aft; 1 do. 116 Ib. at $7; 3 do. UK n>. st $«;
f. do. T43 tb, at SSI.
Jelllffe Wright & Co.; 6 buttermilk calves, 123 Tb. at
$4 2.-.. :
Tohln Sr Shannon: 85 reals, 171 TTi. at $ % 50; 10 do,
21« Th. at JR.
S3. Sanders: 22 veals. 154 Tb. at $!»; 4 do, 135 Tb. »♦ $4 75.
McPherson A Co.: 12 Western calves, 333 ib. Nt $fi.
Kratz & Cooper: I 1 Ve^t Virginia calves. 161 Jb, at
«7 25.
SHEEP ANO LAMPS — were ir> cars, or 4,."5 l
lien,*, including 4 cars for slaugii'erers and IS for the
market, making, with the stale stock, M oars on sale,
el) at Jersey City, except "3 car - Ph»r.;i were firm
for bes* grades: common sheep steady; lambs were firm
and unevenly higher, with top grades •elling; at an ad
vance of 25c; the pens were quickly cleared; common to
prime sheep sold at ?3.M>#sf>6o per 100 Tb, and a few
head at $5 75- culls nt $2Bo®sS: comon to prime, lambs
at f7gfi>2-*': culls nt $."•. Orersed mutton firm at S®loHc
per Th; dressed lambs at 12111 4 c
Eales— RabenMein. Harris & Conrer: 200 Kentucky
Units. 75 Ib average, at $*«.'• per 100 tb: 1(!9 do. 62 tb. at
*7; 7.'' Kentucky sheep. 114 Tb. at $5 25.
P J'iorl & Co.: 255 West Virginia lambs. «56 Tb. at $9 23;
200 do. fi« n>. at $8 75: 24 culls. 44 Tb. at $6; 10 West
Virginia sheep (culls). 83 Ib, at $3.
Kerns Commission Company :17l Ohio lambs, 69 ib at
$0 26- 181 do, OS Ib. Nt $0 25; 220 Buffalo do. «4 Ib, at $9;
214 do 78 Ib. at 59: 230 Kentucky do. 60 Ib. at $9 75: 223
do fi»'lb. at *9 62 -»: 24» do. «2 Ib. at *7 15: 1 Kentucky
sheep. 60 Ib. at $5 50; IS do. 11l Ib, at $5 25; 14 d.\ 125
Ib, at $4 75.
Tobln «■ Shannon: 72 state lambs, 7.1 Ib, at $8 50: 219
Kentucky do, 09 Ib. at $« 10; 235 do. 67 Ib. at SB; 7 Ken
tucky sheep. 97 Tb. at »5 75; 18 do. 103 n>. at 55 25.
Newton & <». : 91 West Virginia lambs, 70 Ib at 19 25:
81 do. CS Ib. at $7 50; -•! do, 62 Ib. at $?; CO cull sheep, 80
Kratz & Cooper: 339 West Virginia lambs. 62 Ib, at
$9 25.
* Jelllffe, "Wright ft Co : 76 state lambs, 78 Ib. at ft; 1
sheep. 130 Ib, at 15 80; 1 do (poor), 110 Ib. at $3.
HOGS — Receipts were 10 cars, or 1.485 head, including
26 head Cor the market. Prices wore easier on Buffalo
advtcfts- Good state, hogs cold at $9 90 per 100 Ib.
Bales— ff Sanders: 10 state hogs, 181 Ib avtraf*, at
56 CO per 100 Ib; 9 boars. 215 Ib, at $3.
& judd & Co. (late- yesterday): 23 Pennsylranla boss.
167 Ib. at $7 03: 00 Western roughs. 214 Ib, at $3 75; 50
do. 268 Ib, at $3 25. *
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.
Caiieago. Ana;. 24.— CA.TTUB— Receipts. 2,500 head. |f.
ket tfull- common to prtosj pteera. ».™N»Wi cows, ?2 So
■*i»T$ heif-^-f »- 603 5.-5 85: bulls. WmtOi calves/ »'■*
ST 6O} Btocktrs and. .•«*-:-.« $3 00 3 ft 85. HOGS— Receipts.
111 1 ■> v head! market steady; chofcg to prime heavy, 30 SO
o*9 v*'. i- «.-.. am to good heavy. t-'.f 30; butcher weights.
$6 ,V'3*^ H good to choice heavy ratted. JfVSSGIS; pack
ing-. |iCoff|Blo( pigs, $?'V.iJ'ifr- BHBBP— Receipts,
8,000 headj nuvkat firm; tbeep, *4 25655 76: jnarllnga,
?53«9 60: iarsbs. Jo2tß.
Cincinnati. At:*, Si^— IIOOS, K?10o lower; butchers 8-sfl
Ehiprwrs. »8 40®V^*55 coctmon, $5 2033 d. CA.TTLB tlomr
tnd stoa^y; feJr to trood. ehlpp^r**, 54 40^^3 25j * " *- ■ ■
t2352 40. BHK.fl' nitlve, W TOStJ^ 73| lamts axi.lv*> aad
•trccsr. aiomt^i-
Eaet Buffalo, Aujf. £H^—CATTIJj — TlMalpts, 100 fceadj
clow pni unchar.tr«'-. VESA.LB— Receipts, 600 htad{ actlvsj
tttofet^to. 11003 — .rtscelpts, s^oo he&dj B^OTfS hsa-vy
«lea.<lv; eth»r». CCJiCa lffwe-r! hsavyi ciixa.l, Toricsrs «nl
pigs. '4l "O^M 7C>{ rosß-hs. 15 4«5; dairies, fi 232^1 60.
HHCKP end ULMB3— ><<«ctlpt«. 4.CM) head: active: cheep
st.a.«i: lamb* str-^g; lambs, *cVTS6 fw-t a. t»vr at (a 1\
Karsa« City, Aus\ — CATTLE-- R«-.-«;--.«, 8,000 trad.
lncludlni' I,£SPO BouUiercE; market statdy to trtaki calves
■~ higher; choice and export flrf»B»<l beef st«en. *5 CO3
|>2.' fslr to ir ■■■!. KJW6Oi W«sv«rr, steers, ««>»!*
sloclrers and feeders. »2*f>3'«4 50; Bouthern »t-ers $a .0}
Mi fV,i:t' »rr, cc-.-h; *23*3: naU -. * tows, SJ^»|.9 Tss nativa
hflf-irs. »2TrVCV-. bulla, iaioa»3i»l o%iv«s, $3 iV'-MS.
<>3--Fr- oar'- 4.&0 htkd; market *»•»;>• cio*»a
ItjTPg 1 top,. tflo2>4; bulk ft •*.«•». t*mmn&)i h»«.\ >
|afcoS<SC<s: p»okrn-.'. »^i9sr. pie* sad lirhu. *fl »«
MB2si. SHWT- Ite--«'.vth. a."'" 1 •-■*«■* market f><-s.'^r;
: arc tie. S<MH7 -!■■ rualve 8^ «p »nd yearlLips, 54 3*3*5 &■">!
Tr«st«rn yttr\lr,*t, f.irr*d. J35Wp: We«t»rn cUpped
•harp, $4 2r*3*s 25; stM'^ri an! .'-«!«.-> l&fiO-tffrt&J.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.
U.vtr;rK,i, .v.«. *» -CJosii.g-minAT— fpot »t««4ri
No a red VTwlera winter, U 10 id: rjtjras Ft»*Uy; &«£>-.
t^inbar, 6s i\a; r)f«ir.»*r ''• 4-i! CORK— Spot firm j
Jim«rican tnlx*a. jaew. 4.9 •»*»!; American tt.ixed. oil 4s
63J futures eteadyj B*pt«mber. 4a fcJ; Dewmbsr, 4« fa:
Jumjary, 4a 84. PHAS — Carjfcilaa «tea.lr, «a OHd.
n/)UR— Bt Louis aaor vint-T sf'^y is. llpl'3 ti
Lcn-ioa (Paclflo Cisstj, rinru UTfti Oi. I3Elir <lull| «atm
IndU rr.tss, i?. POItJC cdat: prlao ra^fs, •yCrsUrn.
ea. iiAji.4-*hort ait. ii to io ia. B^«2J. wßAco^w BA co^
• ;<*u3y : Cun-.Vvrl-.nl out. X to 80 Ib, IWe ftdl short rib,
11 to 24 Ib, Me lor.sr dear inlddles. lieht. M to M rb,
<ii *' long clear mlddjea. heavy. 88 to 40 it f^s; shori
fir bae'.s. 1-J to tonTaas: clear fceUles, J4 la 16 C
P7. HUOXJIDEiIS— S<jti4ra. 11 to 13 IU «s*y. 40«. I^Rli
C'jietj |.iiir.« \V«_'--r:i. ti. tl'icnn. 44» W; Ajurnoa-i t r-n.
finsd. In rails. »£*. M'JTTr.n. Bi-iwlyi flae*t i; r Jt«d
St*:.; . ' 955; jrooA Unit*l f'.ai'er. *"• CHEESE »trent;
Arr.«rlt«n ( !.r%t whlta, & - . Amsrioanflaeat colored, 80,.
• AIJ/IVV— J^'.ins .try firm, Mr. Tn.lF_WTlNe—
B^9 " ::::;., .~r: ' ;:^<
Instruction.
«.<>|\r. 11l SCHOOL?
Writ- to-day ler Intflrmatien about tie kin* of s-hoo.
you want. High grade a*raatae-5 _
SCHOOL. AGE^'Cr. HE Park now. JCfW Tort. N. T.
For Young Ladles— City.
Hamilton institute for Girls
3 TTKST 8 1ST vrRF.I'T Manhattan 5q.. >
COLLEGE PREPARATION' — ART CLASSES.
SPECIAL STUDENTS ...... In SKSIOK CUSSES.
New Tear b«?etn« Oct. 4th. IlluMrd. Catalog.
Barnard School For Girls
<-01.1.K«K PREPARATORY. 421 West 148 th St.
Kindergarten. Primary and Grammar. 161 Convert- a «.
.if > t Alt RKOINs SKPT JKfH (ATAI.OO.
De Lancey School for Girls,
301 v, M .:*•!; St.. Cor. We** End At?.
" Formerly 71 W. 85U> and 25 J W. 3Bth Sts. )
?sth year begins Oct. l*t. I:uli\ Idnr-t !n«tnn-ti..n -
rrepar«» for all colleges. No home study for plrls un
der 14. Separate Department for •mall boys. Tear
Book on Application.
For Young I<adles — Country.
M VPFM-. lIF MIVT JOsrPH.
BRBNTvrOOO. SBW TORK.
An academy and boarding school for yoong women.
pleasantly located in the- pine region of Vnng Island.
the <j«iet end restfulnesa cf which are cocdurlve to
health an<l study.
The- lit 1 luiiiiiia *mbra*«?s all the grad«« from the
kindergarten to the post-graduate course, including vocal
and instrumental music, art and foreign languages.
Special students may purAie elective studies.
The prospectus explain^ the terms et cetera, but a
visit i" the academy may prove more satisfactory.
gtudle* resumed Monday,' September 10th.
-•:i— 0: Saint F-ssebeth. Convent Station.
Near Morrißtotrn. K. .f A Cathplie institution for the
higher efjuratimi of women. Full eeltartate and prepara
tory cooraes. Empowered to con'er degrees. I'nsurpassed
for' h«-a':th'ulne««i of location. For catalogue and full
particular* address the President.
RYE SEMINARY ' \^. "
Mrs. S. J. LIFE, The. Mlsi»s STOWE, Rye. New Tort
MISS DANA'S SCHOat FOR GIRLS. Morristown.
N. .T. 'Suburban to New Tork.) Opens Sept. 26th.
Exceptionally broad curriailum. Certificate adsilts to
all leading colleices. M««tr; and Art. . Gymnasium. Out
door. ► ports. . FsesiC«nt puat?*. $000.
MORAVIAN* SEMTNaI^T for Girls. Bethlehem. Pa.
founded 1749. 15TtK year opens Sept. 19th. Afi
dres« .1. MAX HARK. D. TV. Principal.
rpHK Misses Metcairs lioardfnsr anil Day School for
-I <;;•"•<. Tarrvtown. N. T. College preparation. PhysJ
ral Cut tore, Tennl*. Rasllet Ball. Re«pens ?!>pt. !sth.
THE Merrill-Van Ijier school. — Bo^rrtlnc and day school
-»- for air's. Opens Octoaw 3. 80. 32 and 84 IX 57th St..
New York. N. T.
For Boys and Tour.g Men — City.
'PacUarii , "The School that
<^*-t- . hf\« Tinde a bpccialtv
of E*ch Student for
Ko .. so li ci tors" I
I 4th Are. end 33d m *-,i1.«.-,t nt the Door.
fkummk snststutel
% 133 WEST. T"M> » rr.KFT 9
«* A I'reparatorv Pcbool for Kovs. jj
?! FROM ri-.iMVK'. TO ( or 1.t. ; .r.. «
■ Specinlieta la every iwbject. Study hour nnder B
£ ln«fru<-t on.. Optional Military Drill. Beopr-m >3
fc'i Scot. 271! i. ■
■ F.mVIX FOWLER. A. 8.. M. D.. rrlncipal. ... ■
BL Telephone 1944 Colnnibus. Catnlojroe^jp'
"trinity SCHOOL
139-117 "Mest 91st St.
POUNDED iron. rRiMAKY. GRAMMAR AND HIGH
SCHOOLS. IJNnxTI^EI,T.EU EQUIPMENT..
PREPARES KQfR ALi. COLLEGES.
OPENS 3BFT. 24TH.
A THOROUGH EDUCATION FOR TOUR EOT.
ERVING SCHOOL— L. D. RAY
.15 vrnsr MTH st. -
SANITARY SCHOOL WuILDING.
GYMNASIUM A.KO PI.A TGROI* ND. .
CLASSES OF EIGHT.
No home study for bees under fifteen, all lessons
being prepared in school.
TEAR BeOS'. ON REQUEST.
DWIGHT SCHOOL
IS West 43d Street. New York City.
2*th Year cpm» Sept. !6th.
High c-l»«s private school.l for boys from 7 to 30 years of
«?e. Individual attention. given boys whose education
lias been Irregular. ij-.rsf- :tiult>. Laboratories. Gym
nasium. Athletics.
" l*rlnclpnl«: Arthur Williams. K. E. Conicrer.
Barnard School For Boys
tOI.T.RGE PREP. * rtniJIMAR. 711 St. Niefaolas Aw.
KINDERGARTEN AND PRIMARY. 139 Lenox Aye.
21ST YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 25T11. CATALOG.
Hamilton lifstit&e for Soys (Inc.)
15 WEST 81ST STREET.
Preparation for B-usincss Md College.
rifterath Year Begin* September 28th.
BERKELEY SCHOOL ££$ s
FROM PRTM#-JIT TO COLI.EOE.
73d Mrrft nnd U>^t Knd Aven.no.
CATALOGUE UPON APPLICATION.
For Boys and Young Men Country.
PEEKSKILL academy, PEF xi\?s^£; ° n
Oldest endowed civic; raUltarj Act!. -.At in V*. S.
74th year will open September 19th. For Information
by telephone, call 5113 Mad. Sq. or 381 Peeksktll.
YT7ORRALI. HALt, ACADEMY. PaekskiU on Hudson,
VV ■ N. V. — Location unsurpassed. Sanitary conditions
perfect. Every facility for the education of boys from
8 tp 10. Strong faculty of experienced teachers, assuring
the highest physical, mental and social development. An
Ideal home boarding school. Prepares for college or busi
ness. PROF. C. G. BROWER, Principal.
ST. PAUL'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL- (Episcopal), Green's
>O Farms, Connecticut. Boys only: charge* moderate.
Address GILBERT YEL.VBRTON TOMPKINB.
ST. DAVID'S HAL.X -School for boys. United number
Collage preparation specialty. Senior and Junior de
partments. Ideal spot. Rev. W. 1,. EVANS, M. A,.
£arsdale, K. Y.
Delaware.
"THE BEST COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
la the United States." is what is said of GOIJDEY COI..
ÜBOSi. Wilmington. Delaware, by one of its araAsaaai who
tr»»e: 600 miles to attend. If you want tho best Urn -
Is In a Commfrelal or a Shorthand eduoatiea. wrlto th«
VVUegs at ace for full information, 122 graduates »:»h
cm : m In Wilmington; 8,500 students from 15 »-at#»
*4 th» Wast ladies— a College of national reputation.
Hobok«ru
STEVENS SCHOOL
THE ACADBMIf DEPARTMENT OF
STEVENS INSTITUTE OF TBCH.VOt.OGY.
Rivtr Street, between Mh and Oth fits.. HoboVea. N J.
KKQPEN3 .-::PTfc.MMiR 17TH. : ---.
Beirl»traticn tk- fcr applicant* for admlsnion. TVedn«»
d&j', b»F««nib»r l>b
ET.a.r-, ; r<«-Jor.i for n^.T.!s«:on or. Thursday a.-d Fridtr,
Brrt«mb-r 13th and I*th.
CrrjriH <_: study preparatory to UrJvarsi;: M (»i:t«s,
GcnooU of £ cisnee. Uw and M*4.-.a«
Th« »-»(• of tuition for all classes is Jl5O a year, or
$50 per term- Tor catalogue apply to th» Principal.
For Both Sei«s — City.
fT«HH: BEKIjITZ 5 h ■■-. OF I^NCUAGES.
,r^ Msdiaon Pn iaw. C 1133 Broadway).
Knr:»m Branca: Lenox Aye.. K. E. Oornsr 115 th S«.
BrooXlm: 13 C"Urt Et. New-arks Scheuer BuiitUns.
SCHOOLS OPEN aUi SUiIMKIt
MANBATTAV COLLEGE.
Bretdwar and K.lst 61, Nair V „
For droular address Brother KI-'.rvKl- >--.•.
xr7?*OB3SCrARTS3K and Primary Training— Free echol*r
i\. ships Olmlied). o'>il*vs pret»rat'-nr. Tsach«r's Ao»d«
toll N. Y. FYo.bei Hor.-nai, £.» W. (Wih^ Dr. KaRI.E, ptin.
rOWIJiIi * WELI.S CO., PhreaolosJet*. "Bui. 1115
E7(unJr.ai;on« .la'.'y. 10-*. i\ B. lid c> r»<\
For Both Sexsa — Country.
CEKTENART COIOJSOIAT3 INSTITUTE,
HA^-TCETTbTOWN". M J.
Hl«h gra" s9 boarlirig school for girl* and boy«. N»w
fcntldljurs nn« •*uii>m«at. »*.tx>n» courae«. S«nd for
oa-taic-rii*- X- A. NOBI.E Pr«U-l.nt
Latu School*.
a.i^.. V#-»»-l' ' * 2 »<* *••» op«n» Oat. ]>t,
INeW YOrK I no«. Morning Class*..
InivKriiifv r fMitOOf 9J" 10 11 A.ft*r-
Univer»ii> S Bo# . Ol*f»es. mm ».
1 o«i Srhnnl ? K»»au»* cu»m>«. i to i».
I A<Mr»»« L. .7,-Tompklna, fee*. V, - a*iln4fton Sri . N. T.
I NEW YOICK Dny School ** Nassau St.,
j LAW HOOI. Evening flehoM. N»w York Citf.
' Dw!|h: M«'.-cd ■ cl instruction. I.L. B in two year*;
LL Mrln U>r«« »-ea#iK fc H:»J1 •t»n(t«rtl«- S«tvl /or c*l»
1 luw^ iM^^kißwL DMfr
Instruction.
The "Best School for
your "Boy and XOHV
Mas? any kind of school has fom? advantage hutfcrall- •
round, thorough, practical training— intellectual, moral an!
physical— none can compare -with a properly conanc:?d null
tary school.
As a school of this type, ther* are mer» than, HHI ad
vantages to h- found n- •■•■ V"^ York Military Academy.
— beautifully situated in th- Hud nan H'.Kh'an:', four ml>«
from "West Point. Hers a boy to «n«sr th» Immediate car
and direction of able, experienced Instructors every hour ci
the 'twenty-four— Instead of only a short time each Ma) M
In day school.
The military Ilia and I > -.; M establish Mgi ■** of
habit and cionlil a strong, manly character. Strict atten
tion Is paid to exercise and recreation. Insuring proper
physical development. At no time Is the boy exposed to evil
influence or association.
The work or l •■:-:-: c- . Is that of prsparln? boy? 'or .-.
trance to colleges, scientific schools or for burin-—
Visitors are always -weir ■— *• asd MM HNst MM BM from.
New York makes a personal hivesiisration easy, but to ar.
trbo cannot call, a catalogue with full Information will be
sent on request to the Superintendent.
New York Military Academy
Cornwall, N. V.
HAWTHORNE SCHOOL,
250 WEST 72D STREET,
Between Broadway and West End Avenue.
A DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Primary, Intermediate, and Academic Department?. Genera!, College Preparatory,
and Special Courses. Special Afternoon department, with study and recreattoa,
under English and French supervision.
FALL TERM BEQINS OCTOBER 4TH.
School Open to Visitors After September 15th.
Summer Resorts.
XEIT YORK
AUTUMN IN
=THE=
ADIRONDACK
**^«^#*«#f»-*#
A nm<.i ileli.elitful mountain and lake resort. Even- attraction. An
rmai (;...ir Tournament September first, third and fourth. Write for illus
trate! hooklet. Special September rates. Open until October first.
G. S. MOULTON. Mgr.. Ampersand. IN. Y.
f$ © ft L E V ' S
11l tile Henrt of the
AIMUONO.ACKS.
Two I«r«5 <■«•-•• and ■■ fuc»- O7erlao<<ln* -to of •-.»
mast beautiful lakes in th« rettion. Om bawl <r-.*t bunt.
All new raralture. Tront C'hlr.?. boallcs. bathlne. to-wl-
IBS. poo!, tennli, orchestra, houm physician. Fanlt«ry
plumblns. Pur* aprlnc water. No yolmoiiary ißTallds.
Modera:« rat«w. Reduction in September. Artist!: eai*
tceue. MORLEY'S. I^ke Pleasant. Hamilton Co.. I*. T.
TUT ADIRONDACKS.
lift Elizabetlitown, N. Y.
uifitynofpD Oca. oT. tbe.UrzMt. and nMt
If sfISJwUSI hot * !a k»."*fc« .nwoiO 313 *: Ca» l*
taths; rare rurntnc .;".-.; Ttattr; s»:rr.rcir« pool: milk
«nd TSKetab!«s rr-?m Windsor farm ar.d ca .-..r.. oreh*sUa;
rnoderut» prices. Fl>'U GOLF LINKS. Fcr bockU'- ai-
ORLAKUO KEIXOGG A SON. SksH
MANHATTAN BEACH
See Sunday Excursion Colnmn for train sWlel
week days, all evening 1 paper* of New York.
.manhattanTeagh hotel
T. F. SILLECK, Manager.
THE ORIENTAL HOTEL
JOS. P. GREAVES, Manager.
BKIARCMFF MANOR. NFTV YORK.
BRIARCLIFF LODGE
The Hcte: Beautiful cf the Wejtc'nester Hills
NOW OPEN
Briarcliff Manor, leas than thirty miles from
New York, la one of th* mos- cir: -ts'vs an-1 at
tractive residential and bcts> '.«-orla ot t^e
Westchester Hills section.
D. B. PLUMER.
Gsnerji! Mmiger Hotel and Rea ty Interests.
HOTEL
GRAMATAN
Bronx-^ille, Westcheiter Co., N. Y.
OPEN ALT. THE YEAR
The most '■" ■»••• ■■ heilth and r *-!"-r. re;ort a»ar
few York. Ref.aed and exclusive patronage. HarUru
Division. K. T. Central SO sain.
J. J. LANNIN CO., Prop.
Alto ) Garden City Hotel. Garden City. U. I.
Props. IMaahaset House, fchfltcr Island. U. I-
A— SARATOGA BPRIXOS. N. T.— l«ew CelamV.an
■ Hotel, opposite Congress Springs aad Cenver. on
Hall. Terms. European. $2.50 dally, including Eatf
American. $3.50.
1— BLEOANTLT FtRNISBBD Ar^RTMKNT, »rl
• vate bath, tl.sn dally: Including assets, two. *:t
weekly, one, 115 00. VAN RENSSEUAER. 17 Vast 11th.
TT7ATCHOGUE IIOUSB. Cut Moriches. — S!tu«t»d 41
l»f. restly on Grrat touth Liar: rood table; lara* b1»»
sas'aao an»ay lanes. uPavi JU7.T 1.
■ K. H. TgrP.HT. Maa«i*r.
'/>RT3TAI> LAKE HOtTSB. Freepert. Lw I.— ZXaitn
\J ficnlly hotel, open until Dec. Separate dining mom
fsr D:ahttles a. specialty. B. P. FKOST. Frcrrinor.
CO.VMX
EDGEWOOD INN
EDCEWCnp PARK.
GfIEEJrWICH (ON THE SOUND). CCSIf.
Bfautifullv- located resort hotel. ?^J#ot patror»«» I*o
room* en suite, •.-■- baths an; all modern *ppoiat.T»en;t.
Careful servt'a in »ll departments. ..aslno ijolf Tennis,
B-Jwilrit. f'.i : r.^ and DriTln», Superior tab!» and a ito
quarters, "U'ell kepi »»..» an.l Jnvaj In a p!ctarMqu«
country. 45 minutts from 'New Tori via N«w Hivea
R. R. ,
D. P. SIMPSON', Minis*!-.
AMt M«r I-aurel H.vi^. u«.»M. V J. ~
> IRfiIMA.
Virginia Hot Springs
t.SOO IELT KLE\ VTION open all r>l X \ Y^KV.
Waters, hath*, hotels an,] occni-nr nowhere equalled
Rfc«nniHtl«2i. g&ot and nerreew diseases cured. Com-
Pttte hrdrothmiMvt ic apparatus. Jsyenm palm room
srM.'. !»wlmmlr.K- rooT. (In* llT;n - *a 1 cuulewr m«!lra-»
tua XEH" HOMESrCVD l> mojern la th« rtrietVst s«n««
s.-id. r«tron!ioi ty ib« hi*b»st cUu. Brsk^rs." cCc« v,Ui
«ilr»ct JC. T. wire.
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows •*••"}"•' at Covlcvton. Va . on through tickets to
Cincinnati. I^ulaviive. Chicago, si. I^uia aiU th- -v —•■
far aide Ms to Vtargtnta Hot Springs
Pullman compartment cor. via Washlrgton. leavea
N. T. 4.iH BsJ!^. arrtv i »P»*n«a a.29 a. n . eastern tint?.
h'xeurMon ticket! »r C. * O. ••>•. «• «»eawwa». -*»
Sth Are. and offices Penna. ft R. and connecting Macs.
FRED gTERRT. IT.naser. Hot fprlfln. Vj«.
ADV niITISEMENTS AND BITBOCRirriOMt for The
• Tribune receive* at their Uptown Ocr», No. l]««
Broad«« bgejaaa Nik api STOi at*, aattt a oofeek
p. ra. A.i- t'iimi..,v» r-.-*t»-d at the foUewlag branch
»fflc<-» »' rnjuhr Am r»t»» until • o'clock p. m.. via.:
J34 fth.ave., « c. -..- in ,-■ u.i sth »vr., COT. ::• ;
*'~; v East i*th »t.: 78: We«i «m «t., litiween ;■- and
J»h »■••••.; 283 'W»i>'. Itsth *t.; 'in ii •«•.. b*f«»»»rj ;«th
an.l ::th .'I 101* t.l aye.. n»ar 111! •£.; 1 ' ■* m- an- .
r*>*r SBiii f-t-; 16: Ea»t KJ:h »v: :*-S Tr»raoat «v-;; »:,.;
M *t«m u»wf tin •(.; 5*4 ii »v». ; ;i j j Bi««ck»r il
Instruction.
Summer Resorts.
raw tobjl
Jffotel
Ampersand
AND COTTAGES.
>~ETV JER-'ET
QDarlborou§b = j6lenbcim
ATLANTIC CITY > J.
GALEN HALL
nonCa Aim >AyiTf>R""M
ATLANTIC CRT. N. J.
One of the newest br!ctt. stone and steel biitldlai?, •wtt!»
every comfort, al-vays open, always ready, always aaay.
HOTEL RUDOLF, n^rV»& 5..ci,
Capacity. I.COCL Acierlcan and European plan*. Saa
water baths; r rival* 'phone*: orcienra.
. . CHaS. It. MTEH3. O»ner
SOMERSET INN
AND EIGHT COTTAGES. BERXARDSVILUB. X. I.
S3 mile* -rom ,V«» T '». en Larltaw%xioa R. R . »la "w.
23d. Ciirlslspher cr Barclay -<t. Tern. Al'itude 80© f««t.
Op*.i« iiay 19. rt/NJ R. IH'iu> 3 , M»na««
TeJ*phon» 18. Be!-na.-a«^11!e.
THE NEW MONMOUTH,
SPRING LAKE BEACH. N. J.
BrnATNa attilvctiyt; nrßi.Mi settemee
Illdla?. Drtrla?. Aatonmbntasj:
Tennis. Golf. Caaoelnsj. ■atkaisj
PRAXK F. Wmr-r M.:i,»-
TTT-BE-RON X. J.— TOWER3 COURT. 0«w. strictly hi«»
Tj c.at! -■•*.-.«'. r».rr.-.'.y -ore*, wHS :o: a|M and bun«a—
loirs; American ar.d European plan; &o other o.ac* Ilka It
on any coaat. Booklvts.
STRATFORD OCCA>- '"•>-" l X. S. Ma!n **•
OAJWIJ.XVJV.U, Jrd dMr it»a *e»w. Septambar, •"
per week: SO rooms. A. w ' TMAJI
MIT H-OCFS^HIRJE,
THE WAUMBEK
AND COTTAGES
At J«rter»3n. N«w Ilarapshlr*, la •-• TOt« -tiiiiin*,
now . pe:i far • -!• Susiaer »«aaic.
A. J. MURPHY. Ucaacer.
WIIITf MAPLEWOOD HOTEL
If II I1 1 MATLEWOOD, v. H. Or-r. nnta 3«P«.
II II II h tntt 6ocla i aad s ce -t 0 Csatra. Kl«h
HTft Altitude. No Hay r« •- hole
MIV CvOLF CO'JK.-". >UPLEWOOD COT
III I .1 TA*.E oppo'Us: aeeoasmoda:*s lla Open
111 I U niiu Oct. 25. Tsrras mil-rat*: hookTet
LSON H. CIL'.SY M»n«m.
rgy.vsTi.VjtM.*,
POCONO MOUNTAIN HOUSE
AND SPRINGS, '
MT. POOONO. X»<4L.
Ele*4ttan. -. '.I feet. Golf. Rli^B ?-.i-.->'. 15 horse*
F..":-*t air and water hi the wer T « Ope.-. '*roa*h
September and October. Booklet.
E. P. HOOKER, Jr.
THE KITTATINNY,
DELAWARE water cap. Pi.
It- P<r«-i « ci America. Ca»«cl:y. *■>•"'. o»«n from
Miv till >'ovejr.b*r. ;s hoar* fr-:r. N,^ York ■*!» Eala
wire & Urkinr.n. B. R . »:t!icu- --.»-«• -f c>;>. Aat»
carage. \\"ilt» far *;»!«. r»tn ail lUotr^tsJ oooUat
CHAR!.E> E. COP».,
Country Board.
AUGUST. JCPTFJIIBEP. AND OCTOBER BOABDKR«4
at reduced rat*«; house si* feet from oc-^a. □ -..,
P. O. Box 737. Roekport. Masa.
rr«T THE. II \' r to re?t «r ecisjsiiti; esiset ejssßßai»
-..-.-cera home, th» rifkt alaee far a Ted, fcisrai"c*
r.«rtot!» p>[>7>l». Rot I3T. rryttwt. 1^ t.
Teachers* Agencies.
. »vr^u \n .\m> rosr.i<7>- rr\<HKK< \..rMY
supplies Professors. Teaehera. Tutor.-. Ooveraseaes, ccc.
to Colleges. Peh«»ol' an«: funni". Apply to
Mr*, M J. YOUNG- OT.TOM. 25 latoa fcin«r;.
/■rXACHSRS" Bt*U2.\U — Coed teac *.-, -. -• tc-r f.tl
1 r»ntswts. Call er aadress lrr.m»dl it *ir TUB INTKR
KATIOXAT. TEACHERS* CUr.n.^l7. 8^ FtnSi »»*.. Kaoaj
5. «r. lita ?t.. ilss^.ittia BulKter: eatrsac-ca I3^i. ?t
(it U»td*.
Ir.EOANTI.T rCllNlsilSP A P.\ nTiiS.NT. Sk
.!.• vats bath, 11.J* dallr; ta«itjiia< needs, t* 1 i?
weekly: on*. »t».»«. VAN R>TN3SCuakr. XT Bast 11th.
Sarato-a.
SARATOGA SPRINGS. N\ T — !«»w C«lu^> an
J\ • Hotel. Tfpsstf <*oa«t-«« Si-tin?* m*4 i n . -->■:»„
Hall T»rms. Ei^tip-m, f:.»o daily. tncludtzc OM
American. »»
ADrWITMKMBXTS *ND EUBFCBIPXICNiI f.->r Th.
•*••*- Trihua* r*«*lre4 at thalr riwi OS;-. m •!«♦
Broadway. l*t«»n x«th ana j;tn »i« . watu > o'tio-V
■v m. Ailrertt**m»nts r*«lv*o. at the f»li ■• ISfl ksBS
T. -• at regular use* rates wrtH t o'clock p. m v'l-
I*l Ctn avr. •. • cor. Md ft.; lit ath a«a. cor ■
at. ; M Sast IMb at : IST West «M «.**-.- m -- StS t
tth tv M J«S tr»at Ulth at : 5 ' Si «•'.!>••» <•»
and "Tth ««.: iA>a M av-.. aaw aueat.. tie* •.. iv>
aoar *»th st . IST Vast ISSth at ;TM TrViaiat a& i I
Id eve.. n?ar flat St.; Ssf «i ate; Si S;tv'»« *N
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