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The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09
RAILWAY TIME TABLE.
EUREKA SPRINGS RAILWAY.

Trains leave rs follows;
Leaves Eureka at $50 am. and $40 pm.
Seligman 1920 am, and 5:25 pm.
Trains arrive as follows:
Arrives at Eureka 1887 am. and 700 pm.
Arrives at Seligman 9:55 am. and 4:45 pm.
The 800 am. train connects with the
Frisco train going south, and the 3:40 pm.
train connects with the Frisco train going
north. POWELL CLAYTON,
General Manager.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09

II you want Honey go to Phil.
lips 4 Bakers.
Something new - Canned
Cranberrys at the City Bakery.
FREQ delivery of all goods pur.
chased at Conley & Eyatts.
"A fresh supply OF Champagne
cider at Cunningham Il Bradley's.
Phillips & Baker are agents for
j, & P. Goats spool Thread, and will
soil to merchants az Wholesale rates.
-Watormelons arc abroad in the
land and as the price lessons tho
quantity consumed largely increas.
eG.
For fruit cans 60 to Lightburn's
Hardware Store, west side of tho
square any number and any size
mado TO order.
Our Congressman s. W Peel,
returned from Jasper Thursday, and
ia spending several days with bls
numerous friends IN this vicinity.
llo looks well, and OF course is per-
icctly contontod with his prospects
for re. election.
CHOLERA still continues ils ray
ngos in varlous parts Of Europe, but
as yet there seems TO be- no pros
poet Vi 1t coming 10 soc We
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09
LODGE DIRECTORY.

pooNE LODGE, No. 8l4. A. f. It A. Nj.
ID Meets Saturday night, on or before the
lull moon of each month. L. S. Baker,
W. NJ, NJ. 9. Evatt Secretary.
II ARRIsoN LoboE, No. 81. l. O. o. F.
Il Meets every Thursday night, A. c..
Phillips, N. G., A. ]. Lopp, Secretary.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09
Harrison and Eureka Stage-Line.

Leaves Harrison. 2 O'Clock q. m.
Arrives at Eureka, 2 O'Clock p. M
Leaves Eureka, 2:l5 D. H.
Arrives Mt Harrison, 2:l5 u. m
Office open on Sundays from to 8 a. m.
Firgt-cl Concord Conches running both
ways. 4. G. PHILLIPS, Prop.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09
=. w. johnson,
Carpenter and Builder
Northwest Corner Of Public Square.

Having erected large two-story building
for shop use, nm now prepared TO do all
kinds Of Carpenter work at lowest cash prices,
Material furnished and buildings erected on
short notice. Doors and sash kept con
stantly on hand and made TO ordor-will al
so furnish plans and estimate for building at
lowest figures. Give mo call.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09

A female burglar was recently ar.
rested in a concert hall IN Paris.
She was provided with skeleton
keys and Jimmy" concealed bo-
meath her clothes, and quantity OF
other burglarious implements woro
found at her lodgings, as we'll as
stolen property.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09
Public Speaking.

Candidates for the office of Rep.
resentatlve OF Boone County, Ark
ansas, will address the people OF
SAID County at the following times
and places. All are invited to at.
tend.
Long Creek, Monday, August
llth; Omaha Aug. 18th; Bear Creek
18th; Sugar Loaf l4thj Elixir 18th;
Blythe 10th; Prairie 18th; jefferson
10Th; Belleionto Goth; Washington
2lst, Lee %, aud Harrison 23d.
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09
Guardian'p Notice.

Notice ia hcwby given that 7, }. J. For
ncy, Guardian Of WIN. Fomey will make
application 10 the Probate court, Of Boone
county, Arkansas, ON She FIRST day Of lie
uuNJ October Torn, 1881, for fnal settles
mont Of my Arcouut ma Guardian as atOro-
said and for Discharge us such Guardian.
j. i. FoRNEY, Guardian
tuly 10Th 1881
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1884-08-09

Devotional exercises.
Scriptures read by W. T. NichoI.
son.
Prayer by J. IL. Mcmillan.
Question drawer.
Music.
Recess until Sunday morning at
10 o'clock Il. M, when a Sunday
School Union of all tho children
and Sunday school workers of
Crooked Creek township will come
together in mass meeting. AID.
dresses will BIO delivered by prom.
nent persons selected by the Con.
vcntion.
Five delegates are allowed from
each school. Superintendent and
Ministers are members Exofliclo.
Sunday-school workers OF other sec.
tions will receive cordial Welcome.
En- & : !: E 5 % 4s:;;'"''
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WEST SHORE ROUTE.

go. VIA WEST SHORE OF II DSON RIVER.
All trans except the I4Os m. and +3j p trains leave
from Nts 4-dht Cortlaudt and Dcsbrosses st stations
The $40 M aud $50 trains leave iron West 42dst
FOR chicago and Detroit 1000 m, 800 p m. Pullman
80 P.ut ~ 'i QUO ul
Suspension bIHge Niagara Falls BunAlO. Newark and
10 hc7''I' -'VO N - D. sleeping ana paIioT cAis
syracuse and Oneida. $50 1000 a. H., SPIN
Utica $40 1000. ll.2O a. IN - D M
AlUn ~ ~ ~" IlLO q. IN 200 pun
SaiRoga ana Lake sSorge special, $50 m 20 NJ
$3.50 es ant trains wh revolving chair smoking ears
day Coaches and Hu 81 DsrlOr cars
Sharon hpHHga 1000 with Bufet Paror Car through
without change
esC KINGSTON, TAO, 500 si2o 1000 lI.2O ~
Paienyo CAIRO. Mountain House Station Ka,terssill
Kaaier.sll. Hunter Summit, Pine Hin. Phencia e,2a
Il2Oa $50 Euaet Parlor Cars 10 20
$50 M. tram
Paror to saratoga paor and sleeping thence
CstsIi CranstOn .74O $500, 1000. ll,2o u $50
4.35 sb0O y. m.
r, Tor = o " 800 a. m $40 pm
sDaIly Other trains dalY except Sunday.
t. tine tabeA At Offices
abes or nfO-aOn apply at 0iices!
CITY Penn. r. X. Station. H0boken lib a,ninr -.
brook n. Court-st Annex Onoe. foot Fnon s9s Full
ton st. and Dekalbaye. HewYorE ity, l6a 26l, 1903
946, 1923 Broadway 7J7 GthaVe los East lz5hst Penn
H. H. Station foot uf C0rtlsndt and Desbrosses st. and
shore Station foot OF West 42dst baggage oil for
- e,k,d sud residences Orders DO LOFT
- HEHRY aoNErT. Gsa- Psss Agent
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD
FROM STATIONS or

FROM STATIONS or
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
FOOT OF LIBERTY.|T, NORTH RIVER
Direct connection and from brooklyn, via Annex Boats
,..,..-. trom bIooSlyn Bldg re. -, ODD, 100,
For PiuLADILpIIIN and TRENTON. Hound Pr,ok
7Gj i2'op M. stNTAY- AT - a. M, $50 200 p m.
Direct c@snf ion 81 WAYNE Jn,uIa i9 Iir
hock,n aud Norrstown'
DRAwING.HooM rAR@ on all Day Trains aud SLEEPING
reninr l~yc rHdLlDELPHA Elnh ara Gr f, 81
~ s'NnaG s1' d. l"' ~, i5nG n ~, o,,ri ,nJ
.ls -. NJ , a69Y o:S MY I5 5o 5.J. j:55
pm. SUNDAY, S:lJ = H., 4.|u p. no.
LeaEc Ware" aqa I I 81 a. 40
BG3S. i.35. 9.sa u. j:ij p a. n
ror WILLIAMSBURG suYeuRY. LEMIsBURG and
MAHANoY CRY at 7:i5 900 o. M 3f5, I p IN.
For READING ami n tHHI-RU HG az 400 7lj, 300 l1l5
~ ,.co 43o 1900 ':'o' '4' l-oo p H. sun'ay' at
For.CnANroN At ELS. zoos m. 8.l5 pm.
FIR wILEE.n >GE and PTTTSIoX At 7;l5 900 a. No.
loo. $50. 40. ':ij sundays at $50 p. M
For DRIFrOS at 7.l5 a. m, $40 p N.
ForTAMAQUA at 75. 40, 800 100, 1870. 3dj 400
rar nt.TnIFUE,. ALLENTOWN and MAUCH CHUNK
at 400 49, 800 loo, l;3O 3ij, $40 p M sunday
Fgs EAss d ct 4oo 7i5 ~ 2G,A M 1900 $780, 3i'
For srHiIoSo o. mon BRIDGE BRANCH at 400,
For FLEM NGroN at 715 900 m. 100, $50, 4:oo 1870.
5:Oo. 5.3O p m sundays, $50 p.
ForSOuERVILLE at 4oo COO, 1.l5 Ito 900 1880 l:lj
m 90, 100 $50 3Aj. 800 $50 200 $50 5.i5 6@3
For pIAlNFIELD At 800 900 75 7:l5 900 $50 1920.
ll:lj q. m leo, 30 2iO, 33o' 545 419 20 o0V PIP
SUNDAYS g. 500. so o. m, l30 400. 5:jO 9Oo J. p M
Fo ELIZABETH a 400, 500 GI5, = co. :3Q,
900 $50 1000 10 90 ll5 a M 3'o, l- 20 '5' -
1880 i1jg pin SUNDAYS att, 500 $40 N, 1870. 4;Oj
63O, 300, 1900 p ~.
For NEWARK at 800 80 90, e45 7.i5, 73o 800; So
$50 900 9l5. 9tj, lOlj l04j, LILO m, ZOO M ~
1I5. 200 80 300, $3.50, 500 $50 200 5l5; go 5i5
Zoo M SUNDAYS at $500. 9.l6 1918 m 1900 NJ
40. 800, TOO 300, 6:lj 500 900, 1880 pm.
For Long BRANCH, OCEAN GRON H. &C.. AN raid at
400, 7t5 300 i 90 .. ~ 700 ~ $50 100 a1 5;i
40 p. SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove at 400 $40
am. 1900. 4:Oop. n.
For TREEHoLD-At 7l5. II m u. l45 H. o, 730 p m.
For LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at 900
am, a. $50 p IN.
For BI, NcH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, VINELAND and
BRIDGElON at lao p. N
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.
From pier No y North River, via SANDY Hook
COMMENCE 30 ~ ~ 23d, l.S4o -,
40 $40, 4:45, $3.50 ,. sundays o. Il a m, 6l5 P ~
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4:3O, 900 u H. SA5
sop m.
For EIBERON, AsBURr PARK, OCEAN GROVE, POINT
D m sundays Except Asbury Park and ocean Grove at
300. llu0 a. III
For LAKEWOOD. TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 900
am. ll5, 3:45 p m. Sundays, 900
For BEACH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, yINELAND,
BRIDGEION, &c, Elb p m.
North o. lG2 207 25726l AL ga and 1913 Broad
way; Isl 65e and 4u 6thayo Rivngtonst 10 ana - 3
NewYork CITY In brooklyn at Nos courts ~. iT"Ht
way, rs - Fulton-sti 2ln ManhattanaVei DE halo
y T. Transfer Company viii call and check baggage FROM
hotels OF residence todesiination - ,,,>corv
- General Manager. Pass. and Ticket Agt
H.P.BALD~ IN, q. F. p. ACT. ll9 Llbery-sL, y, y.
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NET.ENGLAND PRIMER DAYS.

w. Frank L. nm IrtnciOol Of ne cnesCa MN school BE-
W lore ne Apertcat LAttUte o. Hetr1ci,cn.
The frce-SchOOl system was made compulsory
IN lG47 but free schools existed many years before Log
cabin, began the series hui palaces ended H. Ihe ID y
orthodox. School aud church worked tOgeth'r. NuIs
did not attend the Vuo' ech"os nor We're N3!i
be present century They were not educated IKE tue
b,ys and nos competent 10 Instruct ihd-ed' me
mi was ofuttc account Ia The "Iuta oHd scHeucs OF
our fathers she received u.tc attention. perhdi. IN
dame nursery schools. she was well educated sle
S Ssr. . cSo% what did not bear
directly obviously upon 20 king food, sSIu .phs
SEEN 10 have an immediate market quoahii y-all tins
not prsctics wouldn't help gl nj her station one
whit more scceD ably, and WAS therefore useless lac
% % rrnte.fs me r,cted to tie mas OF dfcI tie boy
welc dismissed. she W. PROVIDED Tor III separate
schools she permitted TO attend sumner schools
vJh tue boys. bat not winter Ana 50 Tor d long "Ho
she hung about The outshiIts OF the system.
~ - ' - AVN T. mas been oplv five or six years
since Boston decided give her girls the sJme oppo-
tun ~ ii, foi college mat her boy nave hdN or 20
year. ihc discipline % a." cay ,GIuo' was n1 49,, -r
T'hev were II tqc rctcslv dcprtved. and some naur
v' IN DO, nee cd to he mortified Thee oldtme
school, b. gau commonly al ma. and closed az - M,
with an hours IAtcruiS,ion The winter hours were :
and l. studies were It|' Cnl,ny a'lu oiu ,diD
aud writing in rho English schools. Books were
r.e bcro Iyas fine Eible everywhere ana always
Tb,re was the Kay state Psalm Book that scundei
the depths Of poetry If did not scale The heights FOR
more than 100 year nd vel mo tle plesch ItHSuS
Juvenile book. 1t the first book n iauguage the first
IN religion nd TO many. tGt first ana Only DOCK IN ilC
ature 1t. range from ABB ab, 10 the pIoSundcst
dOgnaS of theology. The SOnbIc thought drit OF the
tmes s caught IN a list OF twelve siX-syilaD.e
words TO he spelled i've OF WLlcb are abom-
ination, edhcauou, humiliation, modification, pur-
Ncstiou. The primer bounds, IN six pages, from
tbe alpbabet TO the Apos les Creed Tue rhymed
couples designed 10 convey bits Of advice, moral lessons
suggestive facts ftidr TO all Nearly half OF tie
primer devoted to the Westminster Cdecisn, whose
1O7 points mad 70 he committed 10 memory by nearly all
The eject OF tris work New-Engand character was
marked. If uniform. The prime days NAV be SAID TO
have closed about The time Of the great educational
awakening mat witnessed the founding OF the American
Institute O Instruction IN 1880, of normal schools In
1899 ana the general quckcnug OF educational life IN
Massachusetts and throughout New England, under the
fearless leadership OF Horace Manu.
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CHARMS
STARlNS
- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOE TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.


- CITY, RIVER AND HARBOE TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
oHce Pier 3, Y. r.. foot " Cortandt-st
ConsEnments Of freight forwarded directed any part
OF the world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH.
orders received delivery OF all kinds Of freight and
chaud.sc to any part Vi the city.
SEA AND HARBOE TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
ROR LIGHTERAGE
Freight ~ every description promptly ghtered TO point
fl the harbor at reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,, BAPGEs AND GROVES TO CHAR
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers JOHN II STARTN ana HRAsrUS CORNING
for NEW.HAVES leave Pier Is " r. foot Of Cortandt ST.
ct o p. n. dat y Saturdays excepted
Freight for points D. L. W. r. r. received at Pier 10
For NeW.Haven and points East at Pier l5
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eleven Miles for
Ten Cents Steamers from Pier l. L. r., foot White
hailst.
CENTRAL sHIPYARD. CommuniPaw, n. DRY Docks.
Machine ard Roller shops Everything appertaning 10 tho
construction and repair Of vessos.
Branch Office 7th.aye 42dst, opon daily until p M
Sundays from 10 y. m.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer. Vesseisand Railroad,
NEw-YoRK. July 10 lao.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
NEw-YosK. July I6. 1871

COFFEE-Brazn styles quiet but steady. ear,o..
quoted at l0c sales, 476 bags Ptoemy options qsisf
closing at S25N soc Cor July; August s25 qsaes
September, $3.50 s40c.: october. s4oG845c; Novemb.,
Sf5 s.5Oc.; and December .5Oas jJc. Sales go ba
Mild grades very steady and continue in request ala.
1 500 bags MaracaibO and . do CsracsA.
COTTON Spot Cotton qmot but firm unchanrss
quotations Sales Sj bales p }Sj last evening" incud
1000 for export and SIS for spinning Delivered @
800 bales Receipts the ports 2J9 bales "a,
day last week am 1871 last year since September
4S2p $50 bales against 800 297 during the period as
The uotatoas according to American classification are
40 foll0Wa
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no THOUSAND ISLANDS.
ROME, WATERFOWL AND OGDENsBURG
PIUP Roam
THE POPULAR ROUTE.

THE POPULAR ROUTE
Trains Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT via ROME for
CAPE VINCENT. OGDENSBURn and NORWOOD o p. IA,
daily and ! 2; m daily except SATURDAY; oswEGo and
WATERFOWL lUis0 a. week days and p. m daily and
IL m daily except saturday p IN train has WAUNt u
sLEEPkR 10 CAPE VINO ENT and arrival VI all trains
the new f}st steamers 81 LAWRENCE and THk IrLAN ID
BkLLE have for CLAYTON kOLND ISLAND THOU:
SAND leland PARK and ALEXANDRIA BAY, aud
seamer MAUD for KINGSTON. only two hours rom Cape
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CTONlNGTON LINE.
For BOSTON and all points EAST.

GTONINGTON LINE.
Tor BOSTON and oil points EAST.
The only direct line to WATCH HILL Eud NARRAGAN.
SET PIER steamers leave PIER IS y. T. day except
sundays al p. N.
Three trains from steamers landing 6rough 10 Boston
ahca NJ any other line Sure 10
connections i BOSTON FOR THE EAST
PROVIDENCE LINE.
For Providence Worcester. Nashua, ard all
WHITE MOUNTAIN POINTS.
Train leaves Providence from steamers laudnr AM runs
through 10 WHITE MOUNTAINS Fabyans without change
rarlor attached.
Steamers Iazd and Massachusetts, leave from PIER
29 y r. daily, except sundays al p.
Tickets and stale FOR both lines may DO secured
ok at Asor House 257 397, 457, 1885, 9i2 Broad
way Firth and Windsor Hotels in Brooklyn 1888
Westinghouse. 1870 FuliOn.st
send for summer excursion book.
J.. W. POPPLE, q. p. A, III Wcstst. ~ Y
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OcGchcrs.

4 GRADUATE of the L. s. Naval Academy
ti0n. militia dll. etc, college or military school
Address LiEUTEN ANT, Tribune bureau Washington d. C.
Az AMHERST GRADUATE. with two years
~ experience as teacher and tutor. position "a
and References senator Iii Sauls
bury. eliwarc Dr. f. g IhOt 23i tlaVe Address
AMHERST, care Jas. Christie. $40 Sr'aiway
AN KINDERGARTEN NORMAL SCHOOL,
~ SUMMER SESSION begins Aux II. Autumn SESSION
sept Many teachers wanted for SCOT positions IT, mS -
Lessons $50 Board per week Emily NJ 90. Tln ana
kindcTs Irtcn Magazine ~ Bible House y. !.
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~. Of all grades tutors gOvcrncsse5. lecturers. com
paniOus -; crrulars ~ best SCHOOLS re y" charge 10
those employing Teachers 10 teachers until engaged
J.. MIRIAM tOIElEI;L & 90"
81 East 7tI.at Union square.
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE. estab-
hscl provides promptly best Teachers FOR rry1e
Pups Families l1o~ ol"grs. Circulars II good schools
Withdrawals information free to parents skilled teachers
always wanted. Application iofin iof stamp ,. - 8,
rINEACHERS ANTED.-ladics French,
L German. Grawns and ia'ntius French and German
pianO and singing frcHch native KINDER gar tncr " ma
MgIcr Eu-sh German French and music; Ens ST. tith'h
G'nt-cn. Nth naic4 AMI natural sciences. Interview
Immediately classics. English and clocuuon Eng ls BPS
HrpiT MRS ". J. YOUTC.rULrON, American aud
Foreign Teachers Agency. Union square"
rV'EACHERS' AGENCY.36 West 2lst-st., Ny.
Professors teachers ed 10 schools aud families
careful advice ia choice OF best schools. H. HES9f.
Union TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
I school officers ard families With teachers and and.
teachers in oht inus pos Apply to \. Low Li a. COE
Manager. lG AstoI-p y eW-Guk
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/ IEB!G COMPANN'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
~ Finest ami Cheapest Mc.t-hasoring stock fog
Soups Made D.sncs and sauces. etc. Annual
sale 3. CO., Oias.
I IEBIG COMPANN'S EXTRACT OF MEAT.
IL An invaluable Tonic cases OF weak digest on uUd
debility. Is eiIcct IS and loon iui Htth Nations
slou.d feel grateful" SEQ Medical Pro-" Ian
Get
I lEBIG COMPANN'S EXTRACT OF NEAT.
IL Genuine ONLY with faC-7iuii" of BARON Licne's
signature , Blue Ink across Label Tn tue
"Bar1I Ii"bc' and photograph having been
lrrgcl. ue-l b. dct with connection with
R.ion Iicbig the public informed tlat The
ehi4 Company a0l' OYER the article with
Eaf0u lcli-' guarantee Oi &C. Il ncne-s.
EHG coNrAS ), IS EATRAGT or o, MEA s
Chemists. sole Agents for the United state, whole
taleou'yI, &. David & CO., feuchurcl-ayrnua
london, Eng Iu'.
Sold wholesale hv ParL & ruforl. Smith Vaudorbcck.
NcralIN tuu1 Ntkc-~uI Robbins. II. X. & /. Il
IAurbtr az TO-. and Nes-.- ". II. -cIlc"elin * Co
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DENNSILVANIA RAILROAD

Long BRANCH.
ststons foot Of Dcsbrossess foot Of Corandtr
Splendid Passenger Cars. Pullman Parior Cars.
LEAVE EEw.YoRK OK WEEKDAYS
as 10. m. ~ ami 3:lO ?. $40 Limited 4l0
., and p. m.
LEAVE NETWORK oS SUNDAYS
4:i5. A. n AID 8 p
RETURNING TRAINS
LrAVE LO:G BRANCH or WEEKDAYS
= sos. s3i Lin ted 9, and 92J l. Al, $50 and
LEAVE LONG BRANCH on SUNDAYS
e:20 a.. A. aud 90 p LII.
Direct oonnec ION to aul from BROOKLYN Bcats
which ~ between Jersey CITY ana ruo of Fueust Brook
Tickets Baggage cherka and full Information may DO o.
NETWORK:
No- 80 AMI 1875 Broadway, No. oii
la foot Dssbro-sc~s, STATION toJ. COr-
l-udtst station Jersey city, Bu,chs uOtol, HoJokcn.
BEOJKLYN:
No corrtst, Brooklyn Annex station foot Of Fuor-st
CHAs f. PUGE, J. r. WOOD,
Genera nr2er General Passenger A gent.
DOTTLAR SHORE LTNE.-For Providence,
E0stonaud ic lasf. All rail from Grand central Depot;
Three express daily sundays excepted 10 Boston M
paror attached and 10 p. M with palace
seeIn- cals sundays at 10 m with palace sleeping
Newport express leaves GIanu central D"iot at
T. arrives AZ Newport $50 y. m ParoI cars 1,l ,u
J.. W. POPPLE, AGENT.
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.nerlcan classiaca,isn ara
STAINED
Good Ordinary
= Low Niddlins. ....... So

Good Ordinary 49,. ss o., I1T M!dins .......,.
Futures bad small speculation but closed steady at; SO
10 points advance ses $50, D1les Io1a{' so,.sas
nOO9II6l. october. 10 674lo.6s; November lollS
February iS7H%io7t MSrS 50 os7 April iGsss
100 Transferable notices. 1898 -. ~ ooo -.
Lemons A. r9% 70 s. per P2I IL po 2o With
out 2 rcided c6anse, m3eTate export dernn tS Ss
bns,es, manly IN low graiss a., ob'ihg rAde lna3rI
10 zoo H0l, were TOR export a, hs F5. %
81 70 for spring and - Ies} for Winner What lso
bbls. Low Grade Extra SO 4oas3 50i 100 DIS; Ssp.r
Watcr WEI 80 Sr 200 ss Winter wat E1
manly within en- the rs9fs OF - IT, 5 o. an az
IRENE; Common Fair Extra state s. .O@-Hj Good
Fancy DO 90 55d $500 Common 70 Coed Extra Ws'' 90
e o. Go % Se%e SO con S non 10 e.
- 3gS 9l Cem~929E1ms 4nResot9' 20 Sr,,b 81 s5S
tr %1s f2 2r to very Sss Z mn Es
Tor West indies - 9)ds5 oOi South ATerSa -
steady - export 40 M ~ 10 IL. al
sales 2oc bills Common TO Good Extra st d = es4
VIII Tar trace demand sale, go 9bs supsrne 20
400 bols gandywtne - 49, quoted - 500 40 fsnO"
Observation-Disclosures unsettled, opening, sdle
hgheI. subsequently lost the advance and decuea
closed hrrn ut a S.. The inside pr Iss eFP5.
siy Milling demand and lsrTe transactions speculative,
account sales 269GOOO bush tutrs 1000 nsa spe
and mainly for Including No. NilcSgo
arrive cost freight and insurance 9Oc do to arrive mex.
week s0'c prompt delivery 81 u c{ neary al VA
Ole. No .ilwaukee 90 &c. No Duu. b, ~ Hsci 30
l Hard Duluth, Al delivered; Now Ped OHIO = % Nes
Red south. rn 81 Ungradcd Winter Red. it6 4ci NO
Red 81 S92c in eeya,or closing al lie NO ked g.S IN
elevator Crop SO Rcd Rail Certl.t o. If ue uis.
haf Of August Al II OF delivered. ENaIke Ge
and steady Western, 6sd7Oc. Canada aud otie ftI %
sale. g. O bush New No. Me-te % AUGUST delivery
$50 BARLEY-NOm nj BARLEY MALI met
ast quofatOns CORN-Market oprnei shade betrL
sub,e ueufly declined ueu recovered aud closed m
at the prices scarcely tning done ir etrot u
I'd mOder re busincs Sp'''l
q count Sales 900 bush future, $4,000 bush cash "
Guiding migrated " Xed at A. a ic5 No ;, o. CT ~
J-2u.J,s >. ID tor posted No 2 t4Go, ~.
White 7+r No Mixed 'Or July nominal al C. 40 nr
August 6o 81 c. closing 80 Let do for september t0t
as &C. closing 6oac. do for october 90 "a ouc '9,n t
sole. do ior November 8 osing uOc. .oAlS-ehsn
lots lad better Op ions opcued shade low ,loss
ouentlv recovered advanced trire aud closed f AZ
The best mice, sales. $4,000 bush. future, 900 bush
cash Including No. Mixed at c.; No. =, 81 10 20
Vstor ,jU3t u.1c. delivered. No. nominal No Nhg
3qci No ,. 3la3,2o. No; / ilci 1ed Western S9tS
sc. White do. 1894 c. White stats, t"d4 rc 30
80 2435ac, closing 1sc 10 for Augas-
333,c clio ing 80 c. do lOr September - sl1- 80
closing 81 lc DO OR october 81 "a sc clos 33 10
FEED-About steady. with Q n oieIate trade
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