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that Blaine and some Of his rivals Tor the
Republican nomination did In III, same
ball five woeka ago, ni;l lgs|35El ,{'r1li3
5}lSHfs 4 sor ron sANNI. n n. .lt
4 AT BPS tho convention was called to
order and resolution wau altered by MI.
Henry, Of Mlral,sippi, expressing tho 70.
grst and intense admiration Of tho conyen.
ton ut reading the statesmanlike and
patriotic letter oil Samuel J. Tildeu, In
which be made known The over.
powerlng and providentlal necessity
which constrained him d 10 decline
the nomination 10 tho Presidency, con.
dsmlpg tho fraud and violenes by which
Iilden and Hendricks were cheated out Of
their Offices In 10. expressing regret that
tbs nation has been deprived Of the lofty
patriotism and splendid ability Of Air. TIL.
den and appointing committee 10 convey
tho sentiments 10 the gentlemen. Adopted.
y On motion Of Nj. Cleveland, Of New
Jerssy, Il was ordered that the States and
territories be called Tor the names Of tho
members Of tho National Democratic Com.
mlttee. x. t-If ~, ytb1T.i,.
A report was made by the Committed on
Resolutions 10 favor Of the proposition TO
permit the National Committee 10 choose
. chairman outside Of Ia members. The
report was adopted. H.. H..
tW TWO THIRDS RULE IN yoRcK. 81
A deleSate from A,kansas offered reso.
luton, ab,oRa.ing and disseminating In
the future the two thirds rule In the
nomination Of candidates for President and
Vice President. l FE
Nj. Cochran, Of Nav Yo,l, moved 10 lay
the resolution on tho table, characterizlng
II "a revolutionary proposition. -
Mr.. Abbott, Of New jersey, Baid Il WAS
abaured for this convention 10 attempt 10
make rule Tor the next convention, and
he moved to postpone the resolution In.
definitely. Mr.. Cochran Withdrew his
motion. n e. g..
The question was taken, and the motion
10 postpone indefinitely. was carried.
MIR. Morrison, Of Illinois, Chairman Of
the Committee ON Resolutions, at eco
stepped to tho platform 10 present the re-
port Of the committee. uis appearance
was greeted with cheers Tho platform
was read BY one Of the rsaIjpy cIeyks -
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The follow isg SHOVE tho range OF the Their.
momGtsr, Es obstrved at Schnepis drug store
Opera House corner. Yesterday: "a. NJ, G7';
Il NJ, s9'; 3r. ~, S7';7 S4'.
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plANO FOR SALE

An Elegant KAni \ 4 Bach u.,ox
Aa great aaeiiaee. Call and re- VIII s '0a
lea
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Il ~ Our balesI ~
have b..u iruu,snsa during this wssk. Low
prices on good goods does It. ~.
: 81 s -! -itiSs5 x II. Mc3iLl1a 4 Co.
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changed. wheat dull; M 2 rr6 e. Gull and IN.
~ 70 80; oaa ,ss.dy md nrm: M to3H ,aatet'
'01a, A'a gust u as7a7a Suit mas,s s n1n @s
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AVON pills.-Bsing largely composed OF
mercury M thsy eventually ruin tbs stomach,
ous Ansn's btiious Phyaio, = vegetable mir.
csntA At all druggiats. .iE'a'9.5 r7hsIv :
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In every department during our clearing salo.
f>t,S u ( Ga 4 + n. MpG,ILrN L Go. II
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FOR SALE OR EXCIitNcS Ss..ss

IN. n, rI t.s a. Him Grove, con,.aIp, .,,,,
.s'ea ..a ee tl'ided into three pl,S,, .''S' sss
don ana terms to su!s puttAs,e, "'se' fa'e
Yo,r II; roRsrs
TelNnho.e A.A. " e'e' Custom licr.
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N To GOMg ia IT.

H..
We favor an American continental
policy based upon more intimate and
peaceful relations with the fifteen sister Re.
publlcs Of North, Central and South
America, but entangling alliance with
none. We believe In honest money, the
gold and silver coinage Of the Constitution,
and n circulating medium convertible
Into such money without los,. Asserting
the equality Of all men betors the law, W.
hold that II Is In tho duty OF
the Governments dealings with
the people to me.s out equal and exac. Jus
tice 10. all cit,zata oil whatever nativity,
race. celar. OF persuasion, religious or
political. We believe In a free ba!lot and
fair count, and we recall 10 the memory
oil the people the uobla struggle ri the
Democrats in tho Forty. Filth and Forty.
Sixth Congresses by which a reluctent Re-
publican opposition waB compelled 10 as.
sent TO legislation making every where
illegal the presence Of troops at tho polls 40
the conclusive proofs that u Democratic ad
Naturalization will preserve liberty and
order. y =. 0I'9l -
The selection Of federal ofIice,s Tor the
territories should b. restricted 10 cit'z ana
previously resident therein. We oppose
Bumptury laws which vex the ci,izshs and
interfere with individual liberty. We
favor ltoneas civil service reform and The
compei sation Of all the United States oil.
cors by fixed salaries, the separation OF
Church and State and the diffusion Of free
education by Common schools, 30 tha,
every child in the land may be
taught the righ,s and duties Of cl.iz,n.
ship. While We favor all legislation which
will tend 10 the equitable distribution d
property, to the prevention Of monopoly,
and TO the strict enforcement OF individual!
right against corporate abuses, We hold that
the welfare oil tho country depends upon
a regard for the rights Of property,
% defined by law. We believe that labor
is best rewarded whore 1t lie frees. and most
enlightened: |. should therefore be foster.
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wAszroToS, D. O., July ll.-l:soA. ~
For Tennessee and tho Ohio Valley, fair
weather; variable wiud.; stationary temptra.
tute except in Ohio and Indiana, slight fiss
IN temperature. .Es' a
For tho Lower Lake region, fair weather;
variable wind,; tlishtly warmer In thu east.
e.ni portion; stationary temperature In the
western ror,tbn r.'--
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IN summer weights and colora hays m ty.,ss.a
great reduetlons. EN-, AcGuI1s a Co
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A report was made by the Committed on
Resolutions 10 favor Of the proposition 10
permit the National Committee 10 choose
chairman outside Of Ia members. The
report WA adnnfad 70 plHH.afH. 1r
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~-sNsS AsAA1sA'S hbhAeN
Rtso'rtd, That the public lands OF the
Nation are held by the government in trust
Tor thoae who make their homes in the
United Safes aad who moan to become
citizsns Of thin republic, and We pro,es,
against the purchase and monopol!za.iou
Of these lanes by corporations and the alien
aristocEacy OF Europe. Is.-':-
Rts0ltYd, That all corporate bodifa
created e;sher in the States or: the Nation
for the purpose Of performing public duties
are public seryan:,, and are 10 be guarded
IN all their actions by tho same power
that created them at II own viii.
and that 1t is tho duty OF the creator 10 no
govern It's creatures that by its act } It shall
become neithsra monopoly nor hurdon
upon tho people, hut be their eorysnf.
We call upon Congress to exercise Tia
great constitutional powers Tor regulating
interstate commerce, 10 provide that by
no contrivarce whatever under tho lorna
Of law or otherwise, shall Discriminate
rates and charges io1 The transportation al
freight and travel be inads in favor Of ths
few against tho many or to euchaacs the
rates OF transportation between the pro.
Queer and tho CSr6nner l-ilIr- -.
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) GREATEST ON EARTU Z

G1ucun Repedtes APO the Krcatc.t medicines on
county. ny mother had II twenty yenis, and in
!sc! oied from IT,. believe Cutic,ira would h.va
c 1vea az !!ie. Ny arms t,e.It and head we,c
cured until used tho Cuiicura KssaiSent fu,a, o.
Ahy. And Cuttcura aud Cpttura Sosp, cst,m.Ii,
100, ~ ~ -l--.n. J. ". AnAMH EoWs,r II
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TOR SALE,

sS; Ss:s's s:.' n .ss On i 4 Is 1.,
W,va; OF III feet Gy q Il, ,aS NV u NI,tsl
= Altinti a . wagon and ils,i. Uni tulltdI.
arrq ". AotiT Ag ",
laN AsiI,i H..
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EUR SALE
FOR SALE.

!, INA. Desirable s, p'efe Of prpny iue,n =,
. L.ns''o ,'oss. tosne; th.p!lne ind 1hn, w
'' ~, ie,,r "s l@IlG feet immediate In
jy2 I.En t9et
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Tbs future ctthc country unite. with the
lsboElaS men in the demand Ior the liberal
support by tho United States Of the schooi
system Of the S.slfs for tho common
school education Of all the childrf=, the
same aGordinS a sufficient foundation for
The coming generations to acquire due
knowledge OF their duties as cii.z no.
That every species Of monopoly engen.
defH two CLASSIC, tbs very rich and yery
poor, both Of whie..: ere EQUALLY hunfal 10
a republic which should give to It's ueople
equal rights and equal priyiIeceQ under lie
Reao'xa. That the public lands Of tho
United States were The equal heritage OF oil
its citizens, aud shouil have been held
open 10 the use Of oil in snch quantities
ouly as ore needed for cultivation and
improvement by all. Therefore We
view with alarm tho absorption Of these
lands BY corporations and individuals in
large areas. come Of them more than equal
70 pFincely doRsiur, end We demand Of
Congress 70 apply appropriate .amed;es
with Q stern hand. 10 that lbs lsnds oi tbs
people may be held by the many, not tbs
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"Ia1 Want" soap y ths biggest Of al, ths
hest i've cant ban -l!icls ,s,':.lif,l57 ,;''-'
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THE PLATFORM.
A Oorgoouhly silly Ducument-Thc Nj
-..-- nsFtty kepoEG.

H
A 0orgoously SHY Document-Tho MI
7th'm nsrtty Report.
The Democratic party Of the Union
through its representatives Ia National
Convention assembled recogn'z, that a.
the nation grows older new issues are bors
Of the times and progress, and old tissues
perish, bu! the fundamental principles o.
the Democracy approved by the united
voice Of the people remain, and will eve,
remain as the best and only security
Tor the continuance Of lIss yov.
erment The preservation Of personal
rights, the equality Of all citi'
1ens beiore the law, tho reserved
rights Of the States and The supremacy oil
the Federal Government within the limits
Of the Constitution will ever form the true
basis oil our liberties and can never be sur.
rendered without destroying that balance
ofrights and powers which epabIcsa CONT.
nent to be developed In peace, and social
order 10 be maintained by means Of local
sell government. But It Is indispensib q
for the practical application and enforce.
A1ut VI buO4o AuAobHtutkl ptlHClple3 luAL
the government should not always Lt
controlled by one political party.
,- PAINTING Fur oFYicfs.
A frequent change OF administration Is
"a necessary "a constant recurrence 10 tho
popular will, .otherwiae abuses grow, and
the Government, instead Ct being carried
on for the general welfare, becomes an
fundamentally for imposing heavy bur.
dens on the many who are governed for
the benefit Of the f,w, who govern public
servants and thus become arbitrary rulers.
This is now the coaditiou Of the country,
Hence chanHs Is demanded. -
The Republican party so far as principle
Is concerned 10 q reminiscsnce in practice.
It ia an organization for enriching those
who control lie machinery. The fraud and
jobbery which have been brought up In
every department Of the Government are
sufficient TO have called for reform within
the Republican party, yet those In author.
isy, made reckless by the long possession
Of power, have succumbed to Tia corrup,inc
irnuence and have placed in nomination a
ticket against which the Independent por.
ton Of the party is Ia open revolt. There
fore change Ia demanded. '
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BRowSsviLLE, Pa, July l0-River 5 feet
2 inches and on stand; weather clear; Their

MoHoAsrowH, ". Va, July 10-River s
f1ches aud on stand; weather cloudy; the.-
monster 91s.. lIl',
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Glxa :GGelIi2tHcea::
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Office. N"s. No nv d - I'oa :.enih MI 90,


Rev Advertisements.
For Rsat-Plcssnr Rom.
Wsutet-A PArtnor with Il 900.
AssIgnes's Auction Sale.
Rep1nsse % fits and Bhset Brag.
TIL. Evolution Of Lie.
Notice.. J. Gi!l'Esn, Administrator.
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.yawt., - n PHrnsols
marked down one.half, at sic *. a., 4
I. ~ ~ ~ :!' Z. N. McGiL1la l. Co.'s,
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TOR SALE.
TOR SALE.

,r a aain q about ls9 fnt,, re,,,, ,,r,r,t..
- gram aud gfa,a; ri MY Of sqyt fsmtMrndr.
nme.! =: Lam. &C: a god lu,i,isur "s ~. !t4
iAtSe custom. 4 CORD new riItulss .. Eal ~
M.es poweil. ~ IN good d.. Coed Ma,.,, Va
dsaYani. n xnt m,ies rom 40. h. K III ~.
le2 Care lntelllsenetr oacc VIII, VII, II H. n n r
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sr1L Gtseen Or twenty pieces OF alishtly
damaged carpeta lett, At two-thitds thelr 6rst
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EoK ssALE-sAW MlLl.-NiIIE
~ mashlttty, new, hne gt0nMlll. Am
EE3, The mitllisDds ca k.t.e on,ibiI az
mir apovo iArltisbuik, for n',,,A ii'ti, nt,s
v n. 1vaoAAs NSrsk. 4. ni,.ss,iu,' W., ,sVts
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Petroleum.

CINCINNATI. o.. July lo-Livo hogs arm: com.
iesS 70, hscclps LOO head; shipmenu 40
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Nj. ". 8. Hughes, wife and child. and
ME-. J. E. Mccoy were registered 1t The
Wooddsll HOUSE, Addison, Webster county,
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- Y" kNnmeF hllhs 40
have suffered their laas reduction. Nov 1,
the TINA to buy them. - :
,..s''E1 -. a-H'N f. NJ Mc9,,y,v b n,
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Under the new time table Of the Dellaire.
4 inasyl le 4 Cincinnati railroad trains leave
y . o'oloee !p iSo ,wo'nirg and 2:Io In IKE
afternoon. and hrsits G. 1910 Ia the morn.
irg Gn 6:s5 In The evening mi
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THE DAILY MAHKErn.


NEW YoxK. Jp'y .lu-Aoncy market e.xy a,
w! ,v percent. CLOSET, offered. At ! Percent Firms
MettanEle paper las Percent eteilinr Exchanve
= si bills guile: and strong At ii ak: dcmsnd
4OvEHSury1N-EIrn NJ 80
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LOUISVILLE kY., July 1o.-Depth In the
canal, 8 feet II inchs.; on the fails, ) leet and
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NoR LEAsE-FoR A Tsa
Ts. yesn. nv. Store loom. sn,,,, IERM On
pM a iiHss" '"'e''ien tissn tstt. q Yah N
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49, ---~~---s----S-
NOTICETO WATER CONSUMERS.
AhnnMclute!s aud the public gensul.y re Aa
oy nntined that the City ks.iy0i, Will DC card
O. saturday Ecxs, tho i2h irit., a. d otu,tqrt..I
INC wA!et Will TO thut I'll All RVS g.uisi
W ,i, a. cleaning e,eue,tpA 10 MAKE a, b!s
" WI Ae WAFER No.bs I'll tfdAy Afternoon ~
oclocA. fenonS a'e requested NJ, 10 G.s s,..ta
no.e or usS water UNNECESSARILY.
80, JAMES PiBbiH,
wv supeillutttgt
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TWo,TuIRps RULE IN yOncK.

T :" wv fH51kDo HeLk IN EVHNNs I'm VIZ
A delegate from Arkansas offered reso.
luton. absoRa.Ing and disseminating In
the future the two thirds rule In the
nomination Of candidates for President and
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FL, s saL .ss 9k r., RIEI;lSIT-Ti1E F1dr
September lsk kuqairc NJ irSSst,.,es rs
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FOR BALE.

~ ~. xay ssesls, teifss it.s SCLAts In,
TIaftx!fs. AcditntI tiqSi,s ~ To. Ia IL
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Eoe o,s,, "a t.,i L FL COTTAGE ::
q III IunP HtSa I,a tSnel y Va tins Nous
v. o"Ate''' NV ehsriile siett tW sss::,,!il h
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Pn.HsuAaA, PA. July 10.-In tho Afternoon
tho maitet wsA heavy with light trading: declined
st.sdy, closing a t91ic. - -
TrrsvLE PA !, July 10 -0pned a co. c: highest
6l9zc; lDNrst b91sG closed ii &c.
NV YosE. Jlly lo,-?strolcum nrm: United
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS or
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

FOOT or LIBERrYST. NORTH RIVER.
direct connection TO gId pgn nIoekyn via Annex Boats
TIME TABLET iKh'fHSSS E Pi jilY a. 1884,
For PHILADELPHIA 9ud TaEN12N, Bound BROOK
SS 2 Ct 10 >, E g 49, 5 so t5 1 M
DiIcot connron n WAYNE Junction for Gcr@antoTn and
hookeu and Eorfsosu
DnAwIEG,RooM An9 on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
nsfuung, leays pELPP{A y9th and ores, st. 81
2 rvn&} 40 NO m w. 58o i2o5 p'H M T t9 and
81, e GS s49 soc &c. 1889 ~ Loo $780, '2O ESQ
1905 500 iccs %''' - 1$s w. ~. sun
M MA TIS ci} at ~ w. '''
~ 100, 1880. 400, $780, Gas 1900 y. IN Sundays at
For ~ ss 9o2 2rTs2 22 At is 900
90. 1880 $40 6A5 .. N sundays at $50 D. IN.
For DnfFfON Al 7sl6 a. IN, $40 pm
ForTAMAQUA at7d5, $40. 0ooa m" Loo, $780, 3A5, AGO.
For pETnIEnEM. All ENTowN and MAuCH CHuNK
stt0O 7l6, 800 n. Loo $780, 3i5. oa6 ?. Ia Sunday
st68O p
EAsToH at 400 AZ -? zoo. M 100. i'O, sA''
For ~ Sf f.S oE hiGR BRibGE BRANCH at4oO
FS So StG 80 sSna.s 0' i'' 400 $780,
ZOO 500. iO5Op sundays at4. 800 m. i3o. 0:ao
For PtAINFIELD $50 gag ?ts; 200, oso 1922
l' 5i 400 co. sS oC SC go 10 ioso Zoo 'ia
SUNDAYS BOO. s:i6 a. m 1880 400 6;So 300, II p
For ElIzARETa q 200 goe SIS 100 re
gos $50 AGO ago sis .:ooth5 4so 80. 500 81 Ss:s9
"fs g.? SO sss Sat sSS A. isO 400
b30. 600. 1900 pn-
Feg , SF $40 s s tSo ioS e Ills az $Gc
liz ZOO 2Etoi 500 40 see Also, zoo blS $50. sS
liz SOC zoe. SEQ, 6lS SOC. 800 1880 pm
For LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE, &C.. lAn rail az
400 TAB 300 IL 90 M, Zoo LAO, $780, 400 $50 S49
f80pm SUNDAYS except ocean Grove at 400, s:A5
ana. ~ 80 m. 400 p nj.
For FREEHOLp-At 7:45 IL "a. M, $50 T. s, 6l46 p m.
For LAKEWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 300
am, lAB, 4iSo p. IN.
For BEACH 9AvES. ATLANTIC CITY, vINELAND and
DRIDGETON at LAS pm
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From rlsr No 2 eorth River via Sandy Hook
CoMMkSO 80 JUNE 2Sd, 1854.
ForsEABRfohT LONG BtANCM etc; al $50 u IL M
For ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS at 4ioo 900 a IA s'i6'
s3oP m.
Far III sERoN, AsBUrY PARK, OCEAN qRoyE, POINT
FLFAsANT ETC. at GOO, lio6 m. lilb, 6t6. tA6 o5o
PR sundays Except Asbury Park and ocean si0'e ~
Dso, lice q
For LAKEwo0p, TONS RIVER and BARNEoAT At geo
am, lis. 845 p m. sundsys soo A. IN.
Fer BEAoH HAVEN, ATLANTIC CITY, VINELANp,
BKIDeETON, &c, las p m
be 4 ':t s1 saS FsF MS
7fI g. 5 ~ s Ss; AY Tasspa
SewYoIk CIV BrsolyP Al Goart,st 12 .. r E
ave; 1885, knanticavs In HsooEen, 2t4 wsshingtonst
T. y Transfer Company vii call for and check bsggaserem
hotels q o rssldesss tsaestinAton HANCOCK
~ BILpwIN. q. II. P.A Art IlS liberty 81. N. x.
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LIVE STOCK MAe9Ers-sY rELEaRApH

BUFFALO July 25 -Cdfu>Reoeipts today helL to,,
300 head last Il. s65
head consigned through 2O3 nothing doing. several
cars sale; Good 10 Prime 81 40d$5 40 Medium Steers
SIS as CO. Choice Shippers steers So % 70 80. God
StOckeIs and Feeders. 50 7Jd 81 80.
Sheep-Recepts to-day 500 head total for week thus ts
900 head for same ne last week. 900 head cOnsgnet
through, 80 cars market dull and unchang Common -
% 20dS+ 20 Good ~ Choice 81 20 ~ 90; western
Lambs IS O0d - 10
Ho0s-Reoslpts to-day $500 head total week thus
far lOOU head; for same tune last week SOM heads
gned through 7j Good TO Choice Workers. - ~
a. Light Mixed 20 JOGs5 -; Good Mediums 20 500
s.. Pigs 50 OOdSD 30
CHICAGO July 26The DroverS Journal rspOrt Hoos-Rs.
5000 head. shipments $500 aead market active
and l0e higher Rough Packing. So u0dSj Packing
sndShi2pmg S. 40Gs56J Light 50 l0GSj 10. Sipa - 10
Catle-Receipts 1000 head shipments 1900 head,
ami Steady Exports, IS - So Is; Good "a
Choice Shipping 50 ds5 ZOi Common " Medium. a. 5Os
- 81.
Sheep Receipts, 1000: shipments, - market waak
Inferior to FAR - 1883 OO Medium u Good. IS 600
81 I'D; Choice 70 Extra IS 75d4 40
ST. LOUIS, July 26.-Cdi6- Receipts 300, hpme1ts.
- market slow; Exports, Sc 2 9s5 so Goo1 70 choice
Shipping s. 20 81 2j Common 10 Medium 4 T. S. -,
Grass Natives, ~ 5Oas55 80, Grass Texans So 900
"a 90.
Sdsp--Rseeipts 800. shipments -; Common to Heiiua.
81 ass 20. Good TO Choice 80 BOAST p.
HOqs-Receipts 500; shipments, ; market ertlvS
Workers. 10 Packing 50 0OGsj 80, Heavy - sOS
So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
WEST SHORE ROUTE.

VIA WEST <HoRE or HUDSON RIVER
III trains except the 7tOa and 435 D. m trains law,
from West 42dAt CsTtandt and Be56rosses ats saton,
The 74o a. and 4:8G trains isave from West 42dat
only.
s.erptnF CHI DVfA
sHspenso4 Bridge. Niagara Fails Buialo Newark and
Re- healeI,"leOO u m. % D. IN Sleeping and psIor CAL
through.
Utica. TAO. 1000. ll20 =, % D. IN
AIbaay, sG4Q, 1000, ii 20 In. Asa, 500 o. m
Saratoga and Like Gsarka specials $50 a. IN "a, -
$3.50 Aegsni train. with rs'0iVins chair car.
DAY coaches and Blu Get psIlSr MS
Sharon spriNss 1890 with Buffet Paror Car through
SsSoers 1ad Kingston '74o. $50, s2o 'le,oS ll2o M.
Tsien yils Cairo, Mountain House station Kaa,er.k,n.
kaatarssl. Hunter Summit, Pine Hill, PhGnieiA o.9o
ll2Oa ~, $50 BUFFET PATlsr Cars TO summit OH "a
For Montreal and Canada East $50 a. m, $50 n m 4a5
Parer 10 Saratoga psfor and sleeping
Catsxni ard Craastos '74O $50 1000 lI:2o m $50
era tor 5 only 800 4. NJ. $40 pm.
sIan traiRsaa tKcspi huAdA7.
For tickets, time tables paIler seepinV z
Gus, Or iBorAl len apply qt Offices: JerNAy
CITY Penn r. r.. Station. Hsboken ms Dasainefs1I =
brooklyn Ceurtst Annex eeoe, foot Fulton nSs Full
ton st. and DoKsb ave. Gew-York C1ty, lB2 96l 3G9
r. r. Stations foot OF Cortland and Desbrosses st. and
west Shore station foot Of West 42ds Baggage called for
and cheek I'd frS hotels and residences Orders DO eit
HENRY MoNETT. Cen. Pass Agoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-28
ErROPEAV PRODUCE MARHErs.

LIVERPOOL July 20 Pro yisIOas-Bacon-C ,rllni Cus
Az Cd; Long Clear Mddss }9s I'd. Miiie s
43s ed Snort Rbs rs Ga shoulders Bis o. per cwt Bee
sSs for extra ian Mess Prime Mess, POrE-Prlms
Mess 7ls. IT. per Dbl Prime Ness Eastern. lis West.
ern 6is Lard-Amercan. So OF. Prime Western. az
Lard oil 49s id Hams-LOng Cut, dis "a; ShsIsers 3i%
Butter. 3js per Inest Ustsd stits' C-eess !.
Choice lts ID WheapRei Western spring. - q
a7s a. Rel Winter - 81 Id per csuai Ns Ssrins
IA i'd New Western Winter Il. Sd New NyeS Weston q.
bs Lyi California No. l. ass. 3D. California We J,
Is. d. as ID per GENITAL Corn-Mixes OH %. 6lA, a..
new S. "a per Centi. ProdICe-sprt5 % IurpesnnS
2ls Idi do at Loadsi. 2}s ID per cyL Rssasd PetTt
leum sd per gallon. Glover seed -Anercli ks- a..
nor cyt flllOy 3tl. sd. per cwt Rssin a
as 81: Pale 81. los % Linseea OIL l9s ID cut
LONDON July observation-disclosures 0. SO l'sdkl5 %
per Ton Calcutta insea 43s sd al ID SIartcr ll
seed Cake 6ss los per ten Rs1nel Peroleas ID
4 II per gallsn spirits OF Turps9ttHs "a 80 per cwt
sperm OH, E6j par oa ne'us-Cos hsn IS I'd q I. "a
ppie ia oils PrlylsOus-Llrd, a.. oh per cNt or
aweI7can sugar 18s ID cwt TO- cuba Co1trt.
fga o,l r5lpx D5s anl I3s sd Gas 81 Tor cuDa Mus
COW Adj rennag aHsaL