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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
The NEWS IN BRIEF.

Wan. Miller, rx.member Of the Ohio San
,.r, d:cd Yesterday.
The frost did much damsre 10 tohacco
,sr,s iu North Csrolisa.
The Blcyer Distillcry Company OF St.
euis has made an assignment.
uiaf, Grant and Gould passed through
rcy,iand yesterday going west.
,has. W. Foster, father Of Governor Eos.
ts.. Of Ohio, died at Fostoria yesterday.
The vote for Governor Of Georgia at Mon.
Jsy : election is estimated a. 5000 to 80.
r,n.
Helen Marcoyitch, who attempted to
>hoot King Milan, has been sentenced to
Leath.
The prohibitory amendment to the con-
5 tuition was KILLED in the Michigan Legis'
Jlu-s.
At Rock River furnace, Alabama, 3. 0.
Eoss killed Butler Sparks, who WAS shield
.as 4 boy Boss wished to chastise.
IN five weeks since his wife died, Henry
y \ Co'o,S" '''','. VI Ian '''', n.y. las
~ ''@ '''' 80 = ''''"'s" - Ns8'"'
"7ee T,'''''' ~ ''T' u ''e ives. ouo'e
.s river and disappeared from view.
Specials indicate no material damage to
., peach crop in Delaware and the east
/, p shore OF Maryland, in the late frost.
HE city o'Hr'a!S OF Dover, Del, are anX-
IS TO compromise with OBrieu for the
tsmsSe done his circus by the Dover mob.
ulSin :. Eaynor, Of the firm OF Rlyor Il
| ~ arN' 0' Ne" lC'N' was shot dead yes
.'.''s' y! '"'''"S uoNh s'S''S Win gun
lGe heavy !rostS OF the last few nights
.,e r-eat!y injured the fruit crop in
be n..'U,c and eastern sections oi the
-s.
Iae Clnard Steamship Company has
a,aed ior an Austrian concession for new
:s yi steamers between T'iste and Amer
Sc
ra rinkston, colored, who figured
r-2minently ss = witness at New Orleans
"a '''' S,'u ~ u'e" III J''' at 'au'oH' La
S-S WAS 'U'''U a. pauPe''
At Csrbondale, Ills, Tuesday night, Eli
Nrby, a rough character, murdered Isaac
ra.iiS, his brother,in,law, shooting him
through the head on the street. The affair
:" o1' - = '''','''' f''1'''''
The treasury department mas issued an
t'der tAat on anu sI'ee June l. I>n'' al
''S-'a''"s Stations on ''e SeacoaS. ana 'aAes
ali De ue'.Euale1 oy names lns'eau oi
anoer'' a. h's Dee" the p'ac''ce'
William Bradley. Billy the Kid" pueil-
81 has been missing rom ms nome An
la C7An.' since 'ne l''h. fouI play Is
'Pec'eI' Inc ma Is cousin OF 0naF-
N.'vn'''' h1H'''" Guam P''u' "o" III
1 "''''''
'nlce Garrett, OF tEe New iorH Supreme
(n.c,. refuses TO admit Owney "roghe-
pa 10 bal. pending m appeal. He holds
oshfsan was r'ShteouSIy convicted oil
.''h ''.'''>''' ~ ''''i 49, ''''
!Irn-y 7. Wright a,si,lau' postmaster a.
] lss.iur, Wisconsin, charged with e,uoeL&le-
D MOI over Sarm Of PostotHce funds,
u, Gcen he'd in bond Of $lu,vD to answer
the United S.a:vs p.-,r,.! Court next
rm.
III, ...,.o,,bo sr,.a- fund mo. At
=, yo,k res,s-,l,v ay.prs.iIent H,ves
prasjl!nc. Tie board met for the pur-
! pC,e Of hearing the report Of DR.. Hay
! cod embodyins plan for future opera
rs in GiSpo>inS o, the income Of The
hai.
an, p.,..- q, ,ror., nm tbs r,,: oi A
-.s o, rori.yiire ., Tue-Isv stsyped
1, and feu thirty feet lirhting on his
/. a, and feet b,I,w. couvarltiYe,y auin.
i I'd Yesterday he fell from the same
/, .,f ,ha same distance falling on 4 brick
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
ThSatFe RuYaAA

PHI.spELPHn. Aaril B.-rhe Arch
Street Orera House vss burned this morn
ing. fhe loss will not exceed $1,000. ~
the sslls are standing. ADD ths front Of he
buiiaing Is nuiDia assd.
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A. GRkird Cat.

T.cvrox. NAss. April 9G-ThilC Mar
gsrst Ma,her's compsny was playing 20
meo and Juict," to.hight, Frederick
PauldinS, Who WAS playing Romeo ran a
sword into the holy Of George A. Dalton,
Who WAS risyiuA TiHAult, in the dnel
,Csnp, IIis NOS known at present how hi.!
pai'yH is injured. Tne doctnris Confident
o. lis recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
EknATanraa npuk

LoxpoS, April 9G.-rhe Un'yeFAl caess
tournament bt gar to-dsy. Gilman, Mason
snd Nssk.nzie are the Americans entered
This afternoon Srnkerror' beat ToUa'g"rin,
and the game between Giacsh9soe and
SiIlmap yss dragg,'
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ahe..fl. ARsay.

sr. IOura, April 20 AT nsnne Terr.. No,
q difficulty beSSfen . man named Bgsh
and Thos. Nah. miners at CnsdboGfns's 9
mines, termi ,eted in Bash shooting. aad
.tsbbing Nash, from the effects Of which
the lsts,Y dad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
MenlxAsiAI nAY.

NonrooykxY. hLA, April 2G. This sss
memorial day. There was sn immsnss
sOncourse al tho cemetery. poem was
rssd and IN sd3srss made by Alva FfD-
\ patrick. A letter from Jsli.sson Davis
resrc,tiIs lns inability 10 be rassent ass
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
AAAIe RehbcHI.

Roc.s,.gg. Pa, April % The sai. ia
tn. riy,xet Office at lad N station wAs ia
ken 10 The riser and blown open by bur
glara. last night. Seventy dolh<s were
IsLGA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27

WHY suffer from p s'ste OF i'll hepthr ?
Why - 'ruubcd with dyspepsia DSJwn's :
ron BilteGs will cuTs you.
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saI,ixsn al R,xht.

is no ou..:ion a, oil Of my meeting Mic ,.
ell al A.iisoa Square Garden May 18th
in,t. ia IS good cGndiiioa aa L wa- ever in
u sny oonte.i in which I eagaSed."
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Logan onIhe War Path.

There is great excitement in Republican
circles this morning over Washington
dispatch saying the President and Cabinet
have thrown down the gauntlet to Senators
Logan and Cullom by upholding Collector
Spaldirc ia discharging Assistant Wright
for supporting the election of State Sena-
tor Clough contrary to SPaldings wishes.
Logan's friends declare Arthurs action
\ personal aiTront to Logan with the de.
sire to cripple his Presidential sspira-
tions by showing that although nomtnllly
leader Of tine party in the state, he has no
influence with the President. MutteringS,
loud and deep, are heard in the Republican
camp this morning. logan, Cullom, Clough
snd Wright h2d conference at Spring
field last night lasting until morning. They
SOY significantly that the end is not yet.
III Arthur wants war" said one Of Logan's
heuchmen this morning. "he can get all he
Graves. Logan don't intend, either that
Arthur's Presidential second term 'dca
shall be.boOmed at hls expense"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tho Dynnmite Prisoaer~.

LoNroS, April 26.-The seven prisoners,
DR.. Gallagher, bernard Gallagher, White.
head. Dalton, AnsfJrsh, Wilson and Cur.
tin, who are charged with treason and fel'
ony in connection with the unlawful use
Of explosives. were again arraigned for ex-
animation this morning The first witness
called by the prosecution was a clerk
employed at the American EK.
change He testified that Dr. Gallagher
had called at the Exchange and
INQUIRED for letters addressed to Mr. Caller,
and bad shown the utmost anxiety to gain
possession Of them. Wiines, thought that
Ansburgh, who was With him. was passing
under the name 0f Galer for the purpose
of procuring the letters. druggist ol
Birmingham testified that Whiteh-ad had
bought at mis- store 100 pounds OF nitric
acid, 800 pounds of sulphurc acid, and %
pounds of glycerine. On being cross eNsm.
mod w counsel for the defense, witness
said that Whiteh head VAS apparently only
stocking his shop with acids nssd by the
various manufacturers.
Moro ArFests AnAe.
DrELiS. April ~ James Ysrlori. James
Ran and Patfic Murphy, have be, arrest ID
in the Crush.en dIstSIct. County Glare, In
connection with Tia. alleged conspiracy u
murder Ivy the lnvinciblcs In thst district.
for which a number OF other men wfc
trken iuto custody some days ago.
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RHsr Ratl.

p1srLpELrnn April s.-Fhilsdslphiss.
| e. Athletics, 10.
PIr1ssCDeH. Apnl 2ss-Allsgbenys. o;
| C.evs!sndg, 7.
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A BAD BILL.
A Photographic Counterfeit In tbs
Treasury.
SECRETARY FoIGeR A coNuNpRus
The New Postmaster Geaeral Starts Out il
the Right Way-Ssnator Logan SAID
to be on the War Path
Capitar Notes.
&'oeiaI Dispatch to me Rc1s,sr

ON'NNa't " tft tNJISteT.
WASHINGTON, April ga very imDer.
feet Photographic counterfeit OF a new five
dollar National Bank note was received At
tie Treasury to day. 1t is taken from the
bills Of the First National Bank of MiIvau-
kee, and is very imperfect, but passed
through the Broadway National Bank Of
New York without detection. This is the
first Photographic counterfeit that has ey.
er been detected.
Secretary FOlgcr.
Secretary Folger is an enigma. The
Shrewd ones can never tell what he is or
or isn't going to do twenty four hours in
advance, and when least expected he turns
upin some unexpected place. He is sick
he IS weA, he is going to the Bermudas;
he won't 60, he is on hebest of terms with
Assistant Secretary New; he and New are
not on speaking terms; he viii, resign; he
won't these are a sample Of few rumors
we have heard about the distinguished
Secretary during the last few months. The
fact Of the matter is, Secretary Folger is
not man 10 be envied. He
was appointed by President Arthur
not because Presipent Arthur liked him,
but because when Ex-Governor Morgan dc.
Clined seat in the Cabinet he suggested
Folger, and policy demanded that New
York should be represented by an im.
pOrtant position. Arthur doesn't like
Folger. Disguise it as much as they please,
the Stalwart organs are only TOO painfully
aware Of the fact. The same state Of things
exists between Folger and Conkling. His
defeat for the Governorship of New York.
the acme Of sill his snlbitions-wss q crush
ing blow, and it has ruined him both bodily
and mentally. Now Arthur would give
almost anything to have him out OF the
Cabinet; but Folgev won't resign, go there
seems no way of getting rid OF him.
Greskam's First Gun.
Postmaster General Gresham has begun
right by insisting tSat the Postoffice d..
partment shall not be made a recruiting
ground for political contests in Mississippi
by General Chalmers or anyone else.
Chalmers has endeavored for months past
to manage aud manipulate postoffice APP
pointments for his own ends. He ua-
questionably expected the encouragement
which has been given to other Southern
politicians and which has disgraced and be-
Titled the professions Of the Republican
party that it proposed TO do government
business on business principles. This
anticipated encouragement has been
sharply denied and the recommendations
OF General Chalmers have been put upon
the same level and given the same force as
those Of any other citizen OF like position
and character.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-27

for Gre or iso suEs Hhises az snaI .iIs'
n,pti.uti would suff.re fer the per rp-trs.
i;or Il tie Tua.t disboa q! oT'Tsso. Yrtf
,ib. T.siri,tnI.e s.rr imIc--3 on Is s,is
IL ,9u psSdiTy r. hangh' On tce f-G'inen',
trS. fsi.iys ilsI, q could IS easily b nan
ufsetursb lF0R, i;go 81! cesiHs and aaifsf'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL July l9.-l2.3o u.-Cotton easier MA.
ding 5i,sd; do Orleans 80 balr,
including 300 SPECULATION ana 7IOU
ales including $500 bales American Futures-U pianos
Low hidannF August snd september delivery
b2se1d: september october denyery. 52es.d., do
October anc November delivery. 5sssld do NOvem Der
delivery. 5Teld; do. December January
delivery. 52sG1d. Futures closed steady
LIVERPOOL July ly.-l:3O D. D.-Cotton-Ine
daY included $500 bales ADer.cx..
LIVERPOOL. July l9-2Uu m--Cotton-Futures-Upla nds
Low Middlug clause August aud September delivery,
69sala september ami october delivery, bssa.d do
October November delivery 62os4c Futures closed
steady.
LIyEKPoo Juy 1920 D. Cotton-Good Middlinr Up
lands SD; mdding Uplands; t1d. Low Middling do .
bsted. Good Ordinary do. I'D. Middling Orleans
Low Middng do, rcd; Good Ordinary do Ordinary
do. 4asd.
GALVESTON. July lg.-Cotton nominal Niddiing e9isc;
Low Mddlnc. esiec. Good Ordinary. 8loc receiptx
luOI bales gross lU16 exports % Great Britain
bslesi 10 France - bales 10 the Continent pales
l.2UU bales. stock l0.iO5 DaleS
NEu.UusAEh- July l0.-Couon quieti Middiing. 9eIsc
Low MiddlinE siIec: 1ooa Ordinary sssc receipts
lSS bales; gross 1876 bales exDorts coastuiso $50
bales 10 France. - bales: 10 the Continent = bates;
10 Great Britain. bales saes, 30U bales;
ing leo bales stook- 81 los Dalo:-
SAVANNAH. Jmv 10. Cotton dull; Mddn1 9isse;
Low Middins 9'sc food Ordinary s"iaei net receipts
50 bales gross 80 bales; exports ooastwise. s4S
bales 70 the Continent - bales; 10 Great Britain. -
bales saios. Dsles last evening" bales STOCK 1850
halaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
New Publications.
THE MIDSUMMER HOLIDAY NUMBER of

II THE CENTURY.
..,a, the August issue is known The Midsummer
Holiday Number II Is specially rich in short sories
sketches poems and breezy ouofdoor illustrated papers
The contents include the opening chaptersoI
AN ANONYMOUS NOVEL
THE BREAD WINNERS.
TIL, scene OF this story is laid in houshng CITY on w
Of our Western lakes. tits full Of action ana aooun"s
cal character social studies which heghten inc
aud continually pique curiosity as to the proDaOe
THE AUTHOR OF 1.-THE LION AND The LAND
satire ON anonymous authorship. by Frank H. s'ocAon
author OF The Lady and The Tiger, "Rudder orange ~
AWOMAN'S REASON.
Tho ,,os+ chapters yet given Of Mr. Howeis
novel dealing with the problem ofsefhep among women
THE NEW MINISTER'S GREAT OPPORTUNITY
striking humorous story by author of ELL" "Ihe
Village Convict" etc.
THE SILK DRESS STORY,
narrative Of curious incident by James d. Hague
NIGHTS WITH UNCLE REMUS.
Five more Of MI Harriss inimitabe fables
ROB WHITE, THE GAME BIRD OF AMERICA.
With nun erous Illus traons. BY Prof Alfred NJ Mayer
scientific sportsman who gives some practical Suggestions
on quail" shooting.
HENRY JAMES ON DAUDET.
An admirable essay leading French novelist OF the
day. with fIontispiece portrait
MIR WATTS AT THE GROSVENOR GALLERY.
An art essay illustrated by engravings OF his portrait anu
pictures Co.,,v1r
An admirng and Judi by John Burroughs apro
pos of the and letters including those OF MIS-
THE iM1ssIoN(NDIANs IN SOUTHERN CALL
FORNIA.
The concluding paper of III HIS" illustrated series on
priesy devotion abogines aud neglect
THE OLDEST CLUB In AMERICA.
bvmorousy Illustrated article, by Robt Adams, jr, on
the Philadelphia Fishing association.
UNDER THE OLIVES.
NJ 1.-Two. growing in southern
pnrone and Of their succ culture in California
SONGS OF THE SEA.
Poems, with fullpase original engraving py Eonaso
Kingsley. ,,,-rc
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS.
"Topics Of the Time discusses CAUCUS REFORM VICE.
rous Benevolence and "Vagrant Parsons 1850
pOrMc OPEN LETTERS, BRIC-A-DAC, ETC.
price "a year IS number For sale by all pook
dealers - ~
TIE CENTURY CO., New-York
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.
AND HUDSON

NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N RIVER RAILROAD.-C commencing june 10, 1891
through trains will leave Grand Central Depot With
dra win room cars O Montreal and To ROCHESTER, -
$40 m Limited Chicago Express Win unins czrs,
stopping at Albany. Utica. syracuse Koehester sunao
Ere cleveland Toledo arriving at chicago lozoa IN
next day .-- -, ,fou,..., uroc,ai Nth
drawing room cars - .,.-.o,. oor. "a Canaan
dagua Rochester Buffalo and Richeld springs connecs
ii H. to Albany and Troy, connecting for Utica sara
toea Clen's Falls Lake George and Rutland ..
10 n M Saratoga special. Through draw1ngroom caia
RIMS through to Lake George saturdays only.
a m. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy
IS D. M Louis Express with sleeping cars LOT
Falls BUFFALO, Cincinnati except saturday Toledo Detroit
$50 p m Express with sleeping cars 70 Syracuse and TO
Auburn Road also to Saratoga and Montreal -,.
m Pacnc Express with sleeping cas- TOT esto
Bunao Cleveland Toledo Detroit. chicago cape Vincent
except sunday and Clayton except Saturday. .,.,
III D. ~ Night Express with sleeping cars 10 ALBANY ana
Troy with morning trains for the West and North
Tickets on sale At Grand Central Depot No Bowling
Green 252 and Alb Broadway and at Wescotts Express
nices Park place and 7S5 and 342 Broadway New ork
and $50 and S64 Fulton st. Brooklyn and ~
4th-st. williamsburg 49,. ,,
.Theso daily all others daily except SUNDAY
M TOUCEY, c; Is mbEkEh.
Gen sup't. Gen. Passenger Agent
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HAY AND sTRAw-The best grades Of Hav are steady
owing me modeIae erags Low graSe' aS sS5 stray are
TmOhy 20 ss SJ4 o 2s e e Ga No.
stocks large and INC eei%s ss
Grands 22c: California p &c Natamoas. l9e Vera
&c., Bogota I09jlci Central America ls 2Oc TOOasco'
CITY slaughter OK lOc do Cow laci City Slaughter Cal
euo sss receive some attention at 32c the
quoted BY few holders are considered extreme
2Os2jc Crop and prospects from all sections
state and from England continue out very isyO5ae
quiet and before call 200 tons American No l.
s S5 S O at &c 20 tons ATS sembs SiS
straits October 2c Copper steady and quiet Lead dun
ToLA grade, dull and unchanged Boiling
SAvHL sToREs-RosIns were again very quiet. bnt
asi G6 spirits TurpeDtne unchanged at SIC for
and s. nc Tor New Yor6s jOObng lots 3Si9c Tar and
oiLs~Lard oil remains steady but all other oils are
quote quote: Ilnseed 54s55c ior City Western GSc: Cal
entia q9se GI eso, SpeGm. 1GTi Us crude
72a ioT summer and SO Soc Jor winter make Crude
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Berth room was firm and mOder.
settled by strike the elegrapher Private from
gers Ss % 6Ssh GRAIN fp
"a o. cake Es., Cd @si e 5s' 81 Fa aoT
800 bales Cotton, lsd RosIn 2s 200
Js. sG 500 boxes Cheese. S0s 400 bbs Flour 2s 5000
sacksdo.. la 6d Beef Is 3D. G6s Pork Sc 3D. 200 tons
Measurement Goods l7s 3D.. GLASGOW, steam 5000
us Cd 1000 boxes cheese 2s 3D. 100 boxes Bacon
100 Us. Beef steam 44oOV BUSH. Gram
sacks Flour rs Cd ,oo 100 boxes Bacon. and
100 bbs PorR S. 9d 800 cases Canned Goods 25s 1870
S SSsS a o steam 'ea A SGsS
Corn and Iys. l2c. hAMBU re, steam. Grain. quoted
Sam Sa IRISH PORT two British barSs. 500
and 300 bbs Refined do, 81 sd. SIDNEY y. s. W.
British 445 quoted 25s per Cargo
RUSSIAN BALTIC Russian bark, 1000 quarters Grain
private terms. Italian bark II 900 Refined
So Sd. SWEDISH PORT. Norwegian bark from Pha,
1000 hbls Naphtha. Sc Cd
PKOVIsIONS-1he strike Of the telegrapheIs today has
materially checked trading IN all speculative stapes PoRk
he West opened lower by about 40c per bD.
cover urgent wants sales $50 Db Ness SPOT si5 81
go; Spot quoted S6 Gsl6 for ordinary brands
Western Prime Msos 81 9Gsl5 76i City 10, sis6 $40
Gear Back. .BEkF-Ihee continues ul market
pnces still nominal Extra Mess. Sl2asl& Packet SIS
Pate sl3aSlt Z3i City EKtrA India Meas tea 81
- REEF HAMS continue scarce and very strupRly held
quoted jU.....CUT hEATs-Bees have decreased de
ate sales as 900 Pckef Bellies Size for Ii To- and ss q
Sc for II n 400 Picked Shoulders Sc. $40 Picked Hams
l3s.c and for Western delivery OF Fresh ana
Of Fresh sides private terms liz n tlcxled Bellies
allci smok cd shoulders &C.. smoked Hams la. sl49s
AIDDLhs-lBquiIy Here II and Biices wlJnIy
nominal Long Clear quoted oc At West Long aud
&c gher fair demand CITY Heavy " LignI
Pifs c.....LAkD-Ias ash demand con lnues very
ocorat and wholly irea rennsrs Aud pisssers hs sec
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WEST SHORE ROUTE,
wv via West Shore OF Hudson klNeI.

On end after Monday, July o. trains on Newh,s.ss .
Shore aud Buffalo Raliwavswill leave VIA Oes
Cortlandt 10. ferries ~ follows:
For Saratoga. l. 10 a. m.; $50 p. M, $50 -
For Albany aud Cstskill Village ll;lV ~''
4:l0 D. .,,.. tlfgA
For Paenvie. Cairo, Mountain House station i'''
For Saugerties lliO a. M; 4:lO p m II. 25lp. ..
For stamford IL: 10 A. and SATURDAY.
For Kaaterskiil Hunter summit Pine iihe "a trsls
Q. m. IL; 40 a. M. Zoo y. m, 800 y M; o'o' o. M
daily 10 Summit ,. .ssO q,
Kingston. Highland. Pcughkeepse Maroogoii or Kiac
l.l0 H.; $50 A:lO y. aud 500 m WI sJ0kr
Nowburg $50 a. M, .. 80 a. NJ, ll.iO N7
Cornwall West Point. CrsusIon's, $3.50 D. M % =
ll:lOa m. ESQ p. M. $3.50 y. M, 4lo p W. w.
y. ~. anna 49,
For time to local points south OF cornwallsse ua'
offices. =
Daily other trains dali, except SUNDAY. ~ IN csak
Bunet parlor ears TO Phgneia ana Suhni,nn n us,
Mountains. 80 NJ and 10 Ph1nicia on M usDs
Parior Buffet cars on ll;lO u M. anu o'oo v ~
Catskill. Albany and Saratoga al
Tickets aud timetables at stations AM ~ a. "a So
company Jersey city, PennsyNaniL l'nsss Al ~,
Brooklyn. No. Cours- st., snd Annex ONCE 10 cad "
st.; New. YORK City. Nos. lo2. 2Ui, Iot PsBS5
Broadway. No. 73s 6thave.. No. los East sss "
vania Railroad Station, foot OF Desbrosses ST. ao" W
landtst
Parior car seats reserved at all Offices
HENRY MoNErr. 40
Genel3i Psssehso'
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,css from ali poina resulting from sne
the early market weak ana ~. IN
1ppc,,nng n III ponts aerward stronger asa
gh ction OF about points, leaving on III y "a
W. prima steam SPOT $40 cS 1ooo tcs Angns@ cos
Va c 7c SeDtenDer " ~.
o. ic' D $50 tea october. y25S932c cosnx CIV
10 tcs December 9l5c seller year Ss, n ~ M
3aan ou,et ana firm: sales 10 cs, be"WovOS gc Can
Civ aleS 10 tcs S6220s6t henneu gnont "a
ins, ioe south mericar sales 300 cs Conune snd
tnyms BIJTTER has not varied IN price snu sy1vania
onnnas xbt: Creamery, &c ~ NARY
Syeaneyy 22ioS23c Western creamery u MzzC nns ia
1ot n, ttns Tub, Pas is G2l &c; Wei,l inos tsc
5nc Western Imitation Creamery l2Wifc, 80 de-
80 CHEESE has not varied IN pf,ee az &c.
,Ds1d continues light state o26lOac; Wes.sIn r EGGS
a,ern Cbedder s69c Creamery kms zoo 800
In. moi varied price, and demand canada
ma Penpsyyania 20 laa2lc; Western. le0lo'2ci |'
lJ2c ,o...,ana 6La7l,c RauQoon SO
III, Se|snd fair; prices FIRM supply Of foreign SmP0'
Domestic scarce ..,,ve Fair IL lGc; $50 test
Heaned again for soft gLales sr1snea r. &C. Cubes
9c MoTld a" sssc; Confectionery 49,, , 80
81 sssas ac on "A" sssSsiscj wniss Yslow "co
re, Extra &c" 7aso7',c.j &c" 7is9f]c'' ieN"" -
s7.a7c; Yellow. SO 662c. - ,,o,o. civ onoted AZ
STEARINE-QuieL and held hrm On Siesrn 10 Ia
II N ic sales 400 OeOmargailne 5es C,,y onoed
ThLLO W-Fary active and stesnny5 Lr'in' O'"' fN'
GIG % &c.. sales 100 10 f-io~''s@
WOOL-Nothing new can Oe ssiu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-07-20
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO July l9cans-Receipts 20 a. n.eS 20
ota for weak 1910 for same umo las,
through. 1874 cars market que. anu u
Saes-Light TO Good steers "a 6o@S 80 Du'cnei' N
s. bo - n o,o s.., ,o.a, for the week
bns far % 900 last week iovov
Consigned through. 81 market dull ana un'e'u
NO to-day 40o head total for week tnuss
IL OVO head for time last week neal
through go market fairy active ana az Ia6t do
"a 10 6 Medium Heavy IS 5000 So ABOUT All so.
ST LOUIS July l9.-Cahte-hecepu iouv al aaipabIs
aoo MARKET strOngsr with good demand of an
grades saes-Lgt shipping - s. az L. Hss,y ao anxs
S s0 Frnorts S5 1905 90 Good ButcheDg NauYes
at from IS So Good Grass Texans o. common
Medium So 20 as rs. III .,.rva. n al a fair
shess-Eeceipts 1900 Shipments MIL msrxe nI nonnnt
butchers domandsales-Medium 10 fancy au''on '''1s
SIS 25us4 so. . .,.. q 7,x, ho~. h,ghsr and
Sales Mixed Packing 81 9o9o 20. Butchers anu 1A'iS
Heavy S. 4095 90. 49,, A..
EAST LIBERTY. Penn. July a-0dae-Receips ior tne
day 1856 market Prices shade Sh ooa 81 40
Common "a 95. r., eos ,.rt.. Arr, sal.s-
phtisdelphias S. sOds0, Workers So 500 80. ....
fair at about Er,cos
Prime Sc TO- Far TO Good 81 1904 TO- Common 500