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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30
Thursdays Daily.
A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

Word reaches Us to-day Of a horrible gun
accident that happened at Brownsville last
evening Phil Walker, a young man about
twenty years OF age, was sitting on stool
handling a loaded shot gun. Another
young man was standing near him and
looking another way when the loud re
port of the gun at his back made him turn
instantly, when he was Mortified to see his
companion fall over, the blood flowing from
his head. The load OF shot had struck the
victim fairly In the head, going upwards,
shaitering Il In a horrible manner. A sur-
geon was sent for but the young man was
dead In few moments. Just how II hap.
pcned IL not known for certain, though II Is
supposed that while the stock was resting
on the floor In slanting manner the ham.
ner struck against something causing the
discharge of the gun. This is the version
OF the accident as given us. No doubt IL
may be varied some when full report Is
received OF II. Young Walker resided
with his parents and was well spoken Of.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

II Is said that NJ. Quay, Chairman Of THE
national republican committee Insists that
John wanamaker the great merchant
prince Of Philadelphia must be made Sec.
retary OF the Treasury under Harrison and
gives rs the all sufficient reason that he
contributed more money to the campaign
than any other man. This kind of fitness
may suit the republican managers, but II
will not meet the approval of the people.
BY the way Is not wanamakcr an import
er of foreign merchandise, and does not
that disquaiify him to act as Secretary oi
| the Treasury
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30
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DON'T BUY THEN.

II Is quietly whispered about that there
Is scheme being concocted 10 get the
Legislature to buy the canal and locks Al
Oregon City. It Is said there will be q
greater paid lobby at Salem this winter
than has ever been known In the history
Of the State. Is It necessary to caution
members against the folly of investing
hundreds of thousands Of dollars of the
peoples, moneyiin this scheme1 Don't
buy them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30
mn. RO.sAN.KO

in his new discovery for Consumption, sue
ceeded in producing medicine which i,ac-
knowledged by all to be simply marvellous,
It Is exoeedingIy pleasant to The tasts. per-
fectIy harmless, and does not sicken. In al
cases Of cases Of Consumption, Coughs, Colds
Whooping Cough, Group. Bronchitis, and
Pains In the Chest, ii has given universe
satisfaction. DR. Bosanko's Cough and Lung
Syrup is sold at so oents BY Dr Guiss & Son
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

The Statesman says that three months
ago the democrats could not tell the differ
ence between the tariff and the binomial
theorem. The republicans can't yet. The
republican party would have run just Al
we'll If It had advocated that the square o.
the sum of two quantities is the difference
of their squares.---Leadev.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

To tss Farmer, And.syssy son Of tell
over sixty million sores d the richest kind q soil.
TO ths stockma1 valley ranges for any Kind of herds
In most delightful climate not described BY words,
To the brave Prospector, and.ths miner bold
mineral chain Of mountains full Of sYerore and gcl
To the Artists Authors and Scientific men
Puzziipg subjects,f for their canvass, brain and
TO the sportsnen, who from care are free
Every game that swins, runs. or clImbs . trs
70 tho Doctor and the Lawyer; Gates thew nk
.ris doubtful. though. for the air Is very pure.
Te the Capitalists, who wise rs inyesnenssiseek
In short. no place meath the glorious sun
offered such Inducements, since the world begun.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

The legislature of California is demo-
cratic In both branches. In the Senate the
democrats have - and the republicans I6
members with one vacancy. In the House
the democrats have Al and the republican,
80 members, making majority on joint
ballot of 8.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30
FOE PlLEs.

Itching Piles are known BY m ,isturo like * sspsr
lon. producing g. very dIsagreeAble itching aftcf
ing warm. This fern well Blind, Bleeding and
profrudng Piles Yield ct TO the application Of
Dr. Bosankoss Pile remady, wnch acts directly upon
the parts Affected absorbing the tumors alIayng the
intense Itching and effectiug permanent sure. 50
cents. Address The DR. Boeanko Ma&scine Co Piqu
O. Sold BY Dr, 6uiss and Son.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

Our contemporary w. +. Benjamin has
suddely changed to aBritish free trader"
He now advocates PUT ting sugar on the
free list. o, how sweet free trade must be
to him.-Remac.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

James 6. blaine is pre-eminently the
leader of the Republican part, and as such
should be recognized BY President Harri-
son. Bring leaders to the front and let the
monopolies enjoy the fruits of their vic
tory.-Umpqua Herald.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30
all KINDS OF PRODUCE.
AOM. 10 co EAST.

Go East via Mount Saa,ts Route. Nice
climate and scenery at all times Of the year.
See Mount Shasta, Sacramento. Ogden, Salt
Lake, Denver. Finest sceonS class cars
made are run daily. Bay your tickets OF me
and save your fare to Portland. l am the
only person in Albany that can sell you a
ticket from Albany direct to any point IN
the United States. Call on me for rates.
w. L. JESTER.
Agent s. 2.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30
THE NAN. .ABouTrowS

In order to accomplish anything In this
world you have to make an Issue OF II, rs a
dog does bone, and the town cows the
sidewalks. A bone 10 good for nothing any
way except to pnt In sugar, where you
can't see Il but the cows are always with
US. II any one has q rsal, live, Kicking
reason why we should keep the bovines on
our streets will he please come forward
and glye II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

The worst enemies to .he business part
Of the world are the men who try to wig
gle out OF their honest debts, A. worm
eyen seeks to bunt It's way into solid rock.
II pays 10 keep above board on this nun.
dane sphere.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

Why not begin making good resolutions
at the present tick OF the clock, 80 as to
have them In condition to be able TO stand
alone on the Ist Of January, day when Il
takes mountain Of win power to walk
straight. Able bodied resolutions are
never put off till the first OF the year, Al.
ways resolve TO live honest, chrisiian lives.
That's the best bill OF fare.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

The best way to get along In this world
10 to take things cool. The frightened per.
son at fires gets tramped under feet first,
the scared bird bunts the window pane
and the person who aces small pox on every
lamp post Il the first to get II. Keep cool,
and cream tartar In hot water drank when
cool will help do II.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

MAeK's VINE. Several weeks ago the
DEMOCRAT referred to tomato vine In
VIM. McLaughlln's tailorshop back yard
that reared Its trained limbs upward nearly
thirteen feet. The iten was quite gener.
ally copied. Friday we jokingiy asked
Mack how his vine was sagaclating. He
said It was there and growing. A DEMO.
vine is almost II not quite fourteen feet
several new blossoms are basklng In the
salubrious sunshine OF our glorious climate.
Cool nights have had no effect on II, and
Mack thinks II only a question OF time
when twill be us high as Jacks famous
bean stalk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

Honest, Injun, nov, don't you feel bet.
ter when you wear clothes bought OF home
merchants.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

LEBANoS.--Messrs w C Peterson and r
M Bush have rented the Roland building
and will soon open produce market 49,.
Mr. 2 $ Ritter has bought an interest In
Mr. E Coins store, and the business will
be run under the firm name of Coins &
Ritter. K Borum has opened barber
shop opposite the pos,office, where he may
be found at any time ready for business.
Give him call.--Express.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

Two or THEA.-There were two OF them.
one was masculine man and the other a
female woman. From the amoaat Of kind
and cOusidsrate attention they paid to each
other wsshouid say they were unmarried.
They cSosO BroAdAlbin street a. place Of
promenade. Hero they promenaded up aud
down up and doua until shey became the
observed Of all observers. Many remarks
were made by the bystanders. fle looked
like man Of worldly experience. She an
unsophisticated rural maiden. May be il
was none Of our business but We thought she
onght TO open her eyes,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

SOME RAsPBERRfEs. - Mr.. Chester
Skeels left at the DEMocRAr Office to-day
large bunch Of second growth red rasp.
berries, as plump and luscious looking as
those in season. A Baltimore, Md, paper
which saw an item from the DEMOCRAT In
reference to our second growth fruit says
It is sign of an unhealthy climate. This
may be true In the East. but II Is not here
1t means that we have mild and remark
able climate and soil.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

ABOUT AS REPORTED FiRsr.--Further
particulars of the shooting accident at
Brownsville, show that young Walker had
| returned from hunting expedition and
with his companion had gene into store
or billiard hall. He was sitting on a stool,
when In drawing his gun towards him the
hammer struck something discharging the
gun. A Coroner's jury found In accord
ance with the facts.
THEY ARE CoMNG.-Trains over the
Northern Pacific coming westward are said
to be filed with people bound for Oregon
and Washington Territory. They are
fleeing as fast as possible from the cold
weather and billiards. of the East to our
salubrious climate. Hurrah. But =. what
shall we set them to doing.
Bow AoAfNsT RrFLE.-A novel shoot
| ing match has been made. to shoot IN Eu
gene for $40 side next Saturday. A gen.
tleman from Coburg will shoot with bow
and arrows at tthetarget at distance of 20
yards while the rifle will be shot at dis
lance of 40 yards. The person, who shoots
the rife has not yet been selected. The
bow and arrow man Is very confident of
success.-GHard.
COLLEGE Notes.-The A. g. l.. society
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing term President,L EIkins Vice
President E Irvine Critic, w II Lee
Clerk, G w Vunk Treasurer, w p Gal.
bsaith Librarian, E .Blodgett Sergeant
alarms, G Irvine.
/ HAS a TABLET.--A circular has beer
received from San Francisco man giving
vaccination perfect SITS" He has table
for sale that is surething This is goo
! illustration Of life generally.
STATE TAX, he total State tax will b
3.3 mills, This includes militia, a,2-1o mill
University, RIO mills. Last year 1t We
I 4.e mills. The total assessments amount
5 to 500, 900, IAN increase of 5 100000.
II AN ALBANY F1RM-O' Conner & Bar
Of this city, and William Harrigan, Of S
{ lem, were let the contract Thursday. 4
II building the Salem street car Hne,s the
v bid being S659s. The track will be govc-
2 mile long
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-11-30

EAGER EArERs.-cows at a produce store
Tramps at warm meal. Travellers at q
rs cent table. Bummers at a free lunch
stand. An Albany boy at a big apple
hooked from the corner grocery store.
Sweet sixteen between meals. Parsimo
nious people at social. Editors on
Thanksgiving day when invited out. 1--WE
haven't been invited YETI Ministers on the
circuit. Drummers at fly spread with
champagne.
REvERsED.-In the Supreme Court at
Salem the Agricultural College case. re.
Gently decided In favor Of the directors Of
the College, has been reversed, and the
case remanded to the court below, with
directions 10 overrule the demurrer of the
complaint, and for such other proceedings
as the court may deem proper. Opinion
by Thayer, c. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
THE STATE Of TRADE.

BALTIMORE August dull ea.y Miifl!nc loae
Font aci~e hrip. Toward Stre-t AMI @e'ern Suar5nne
$50 81 o. EMF, io s. .J1i 90 VApuv - Il =
sI7j Ctv Mills SuDerfu- y 81 az So xtr 40 - !3c D
a. 40 ran Il 7565 Ptl'"l +, niv - SO 10 Sn'
narrative Patent IS rs Whe southern active and higher
E.t'r, ap8r; 81 6pHc Wrsfrrn acuye ana
IRE mlAr Winter Red SPOT IT ~, @v4c DO August
80 10 fn september -, pD51tc. In. October
Decel q6aGah &c Corn southern quiet
and steady; White 81 06tci felos 90 9'%, western
quiet and nominal Mixed -g,S o, 81 o, o. s sGd
es.rr 80 3Sc Penn-Yyania ~ 15oc western
Whte 3sSSbc. Western Mixed $685.. Rye hrm :;
prime 560iSo Hsg steady. qlieti Prime 70 cho,ce
Ws.t-ru III OOSl7 So Provisions active and ste ny
NJ. PORK <l5 - Bulkmeat, shoulders AMI Clear ki0
80. packed ~ &c. 3acon-Shoulder, s1c Clea RID
ides else Asel4hc Lart refined 80 loc bait.r
1rm' i5adt Isc. Petroleum qnet; Hefnet &C Coffee
nil, Ho cargOe. fair at lac sugar 9uiet; "a sot
&C Copper rcnnsd nrm al l516laS4G Whsksv hrIn a.
- 5sssi IS trekhtS to Liver 'OoI per 'teaner hrin
tIour n0n hbis Wheat 720n0 bush Corn 500 bnsn
O,t, ~ bush. Rye 6nO Oush hlpments- Flour lOoO
rn's Wheat 10000 OusL sAles-Wnea1 oOOOoo oush
Curn 3i.''OO bnsh
nd hirher ~ $4,000 bnsh al o9. S. 90 market
haze Duiuth No Northern sc roe bihO bush AZ " &c
Nash,u.n 80 Northrru ga TIC Winter higher ,f'r'
,ng, nxht 80 Red Choice hSc 10 or iinsiv S7aei &c
,lrr an q4c on trak Corn qni"i. hut nrm; So Yell W
i,7. mile. No s Ysilow JD2 6jnA4c No soc No.
q tr Oa,. -iea.v: d-msnd go,d No. white 81 q i5c
Tor N.W ana ON N Mkt 81 as h,r OIL and Now
SSrnS pm. s. q ) 81 Besi Win y $50 80
,irfrel Grn nnrhtlgri. tornmsai steady. ONnesi
.r,ly. Caut reight- siea y CLOSING nrn " neat &c
9orn &C. Rereiprs-F'o 4tOOJ bbt rhesi 4~s"oo
hu.h toin Hu5.nuO bush ats 1910 rnSn shipments
= Rul-.Flour 5LOnU bis. Wheat .ooI bush Corn
- rnu nusn oats lj.i0l DnsL canal Shipments-Whsai
= 400 bash Corn 41D1o OnsL
cmcA3o Aasust u fac leAiias tutaro' rsaIoi Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
NJ EV.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

GREAT fOCEIkACh 1NSNk LINE
90. an1 at,er July -. uaans ave
OI.AAD CFNI RAJ STATION,
Largest All Finest PASSENGER station 10 Ame<ce .

anI "a take
GIAND CENTRAL STATION.
Largest All Ernest aisset station 20 r5 Amse ess: 70
Albany. Troy o and syiseuss -,
a m. s,ssio.a' Las George. and Montreal speci:l
r.strsJulg. and s.onteal ass To - Adams ~,
creea schrcon ele B 70 aosntaiS Drawing.
'0S@ 51' 70 m atl10gs vEsTIByLED chicago AND
sok1.eaT d'angea drawing room and sisea,ng cars
I Fs G E-s. clsciaaf an To edo xns d
Cncsso at 80 a u. st. LOUIS 40 p IL neAt day.
10 80 a H. Chicago Express Tor Niagara Falls 10.
Iii, ego also oi sarat ga CoopeFstog NOta Adams
drawn cars " Canand@gus Rochester ana hcn-
I'll 80 M Western New;YorS and NSrthssn Express
Adam, Olawins-ro. N cas- " TEoy ana S~.eosAI
arriving sar ss5ssa Is S" @ csiawci 40 Draw
he eSnI an i ISas and tea seeta with drawins-
room "ars 70 A Sany troy saratoga Runs through
'HO IT,, x,conciation 70 Albany and Troy Con.
meets Tor WILLIAMSBURG. North Adams and in'efmeoa'e
{ S. Gncq ss.s and St s 1ss': r:
S o g. Lous b.tr 'N and cScsso Sleep
W. ~ p a. ii Clayton eaay including SUNDAY o tos
cars t. Cay ION AID PAU SMITHS VIA Utica aud H. W.
&c 80 H. Montreal and Canandaeus Express. daiy;
and Via st. soas a 50 ottawa va 81 AiOaI. .,a Gang
"a ae s ssy ,S "a Ss sus so ua Se 4 Albany
! 80 p io Al oaaacs AeanIa,% Am, > LIN ~.
VIA Pstt-Dpr ed CLsu aus1 RAM ho.afsn v AXE
AcgOJdath Ran otSsp'Hs Se4s
- q. ll lIs lsulr- dAl Nuftt Lf1ck
n. Speca S.Cttr, arrives hlcnest-r 80 u NE
al 30 a FaS Men, Express toi RIchsed springs
RocAr,.rr Buhao, Niagara "a - Ieionto C'ssesn1
Cincinnati Indianapolis ~ LOUIS Detlylt ana Ohieaeo,
VISA ,.ocpng cas- Sleeping cars W SeAs"asieoA w
- 1T Adirondack Mountain Special Tor Saratoga,
Lake Geo. PiattsOurg, Loon Lake, safalac Lake.
faUl Snn's. g.. also springs COOpcfsto"o.
anu RIcnie 1 Springs. sieephgcars 20 A 0ahy -
Tickets and space 10 drawing and Sleeping cars on
sale GtsuI Cenual station; 4lS 10 AID g42 Bfosd~ay
! Battery place 81 West l-Otn-sts
i1o:h.,l at.an New ors 1913 Washins,on aud $50
III .. .f... Brooklyn. Gll 10 1th-st, Williamsburg
Nestcrt1s Express Gals Tor and checks baggage IRON
notsls iDlf't
e. -faf., flf. ul passenger, l,r North ana west
+ H. TOUCTY. HENRY MONETT.
Coro-ai e..ro.'r to-sont General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23

81, so do F.nly si6 5ossl7 co. Family nrs
~ OF ssls 50. Hans snofsi. Csr 10 10 40 TaS q,
In AIT To- Ilet cisr sloDsi sajksi I'VE
shouIier. n Dry sait anI filly cnrei 20 -"
ca d. snrk,L !os "a ssl,s, = n'M. 9 cs.s
lIc do breakfast Bac.n lil0l2l2c. Larl hrl, ~
,rneI So "a 10 Sloan .3 10 a., ih'cn.r' ,r
IS u Butter sothr-Penn syivanii crean''V n X
AZ Va we.tern freAmoy Extra l6Sal7~ {: h1 "
Y ors,usrg Estr. 1t i7e te.tsrn lc'ogy
Paging butter 9i2c Eggs sta v hr PsnnNlNsnt'
nrsI- a. re western hr-t. lGpaIIe. Cheese se",y
SsT,nd ale, SsE.YDrs Pun Cream e93hc. DN'
E1at. on,,c- g. 40 Fur {, Prin" 71Gsc sugar
Rennsd inIL Powdered TO- ssnaa,si 70 tssr "",
DIV. Winter Bran at asl8 Do pF fon 'rroe o,
dull 20 Ibo e,J sDIs - kece,p % "
Sgs6 shipusut,- Wheat 1900 bisL Cora 7.OOo bnsh
1860 bush
ToLEpo August ~ wheat full loweri ca.n VsDot
,nSnsi Santr,tlsr glisc. Bccen br b3'-c = "th
-teady cash 4Bac quiet cast - &c ~ az
No sales Receipts-M heat i@OJH bn. ano h,-n
bush Uss Il 900 uush. sh pnonts- Wheat @o1V "u'-
! orn 1900 bush. Oats 2VOO bush.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


A heavy business was done Ia wheat buttons yesfer-
day. but without radical changes in price or any
specially now feature In the crop reports or the foreign
cables cxcept that the latter somewhat easier IN
tone The principal topic and influence OF Interest wa
the satisfactory closing out OF the contracts OF M
Post the well known operator, whose failure was ho'
announced until after tho close Of the Exchange on
Tuesday How far operations by tho leaders oi speo"
lation may have been modified h the embarrassment
OF Mr. Post and the desire 10 avert any w'dcsureau
consequences, must be left a matter OF individual
guessing On volume Of transactions reaching nearly
E5COO.tOO bushels the net changes WIZ
losses OF only 3sa3-4 cent The opening was
9-say4 cent letter than Tuesdays close. following
puLc statement OF Mr. Posts financial CONDITION ana
lis pract ca abby to effect complete settlement Wild
lis crcd ors n casOnabc adjustments were made "a
lleak Of laI SIS cents then occurred what look NE
considerable realRa ions long wheat. Prices RAJ
He'd trne from bottom f-ures ana me msret oe Sue e
October, 81; Novem' or. 81 81 Decomoer 20 IL
inc l-ea3.4 cent, and shippers bought only 10000
bushels. $1,000,
that ran up 10 q 900 bushels The OPTIONS were nniS
moderately active but there was decided variety IN hs
fnctuatons a firm tone prevailed at the close. WIN
a. 81 bit the o,hcr months 14al-2 cent lower. as
follows: September SO 81 October, % l-2 NoNoHi.
r 81 as t 5SS o%s 90 The options
firm and shade better In some instances cos
ID for August 30 for so was U no EXPORT
demand for lard and the srscuaon failed to 1d S
10 The sharp bulge at the WeS' ns snr
A. 70 - and 8 90, but thc other months ended m
changed at for August 20 30 for November ana 20
Tbs receipts Of grain and nour yesterday at New
York baltimore Philadelphia and Boston were sT Gi.
Soar 4esa packages At chicago MIlTaOkoe ess and
corn Lo sse $40 bushels oats alsssi bushels total
graa, se2,o45 bushels hour, o.ass barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO Aug. q SpecisD.-The Post failure maze
SIN curb ma ket yesterday afternoon The uncertainty
Is to his position this market and the report that ne
was short coo 900 bushels MADE the shorts exceedingly
nervous They might have bid prices up swo or three
cents but FOR the disposition OF prominent operator 10 re-
eve the stringency The wore OF during the
night and prices opened where they cossd yesfdsy WIN
rather beansh feeling prevailing. Prices esse1 On IA
cent but good houses appeared az buyers ans ,he
wss sharp advance OF cent The motive fof TINS was
the recepts OF very bulish advtces from the Northwcs
with regard 10 the damage done by the late frost mus
rus out 10 have been much serious than pcdc"d
good buying rom time time but the general feeling was
hai there had much steam on ana feactloh 90
ia order. Lat: private caD'es reppf.ct
nnc weather abroad aud .amewhat lower prices but me
oarf's aiylces showed advance OF La on near
american futures and IL India wheats IL was eV4-
lent that many longs who had profit In their trades pre-
erred let rather than hold on ana Se melt I"ey
The hears gathered courage they discovered no aemp
to bid the market up. The closing was about IL eehs
unA-r yestcrdays The receipts 1877 cars o which
twenty-five graded No and tho estimate for 1873 cars
m Thursday The inspection Is % 900 bushels ana
chsrter, "a 600 bushels At 3 ia cents IN Buffalo
som- pressure to soil II Supposed that some OF the
gerrs wrc on account OF Post who reported 70 BE-
ong In This market The weakness of short duration
and prices nrmcd M as hut the trade "ae so small
hat fluctuations wcc narrow ard the close was about
uia a. ycsrriay The receipts were ~ cars WIN %!
estimated for THURSDAY The out inspection was $4,000
and the charters % 600 bushels at cents "a Bunao.
Septeriber wheat sold the curb at 50 lSdoO 80
closing at SO 3S BID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.

y Ioor 0f LiBEiIY s!HGEr, NoGTn RIVER
For rnILAbEsLp nills a 20 'IlES19S Bound Brock
Route at AZ II NJ s 80 60 iS o. a. '0'
IL ans a nave . Riding asIri'Ous PS.ss,
Magch Chunk. Re I'D g. Harrisburg. etc.
- .. n. 70, Lake liopateons Easton Bethehem and
100 a M for Pennington. Easion. Bethlehem. AlsD-
80 i n, iof Remington, Lake hops:eens Es..ou,
~ ~ foT Se,naeol Ia.son Bethlehem Allentown
As D. @'i u.s. for Eas,on Bethlehem. Allentown, nsueh
80 D n %, Flemington. Lake HOpatcons EA's0n'
Sethl zen ma h s M 'r somerys and F1emingon.
$40 i D. M for Fast6n bethlehem Allentown. M.us1
Chunk, Reading. Harrisburg ETC. on sundays O. 30
a. oI5. 80, n;l5 n; 30, $50. $50 4 s:so.
RED Gong Br1qes 5AsoOry Rar1 Ocean GfGv.
6o s.ei 49, 5a no ve 81 Sanega s
a. "a. 80 D. M toF Reach Haven. ATLANTIC
c11Y6 10 Vnso2"5 i''6e s5 10 30 II is H. 80 so.
a. ! 30. 5 80 is .. M Sundays, a. m. p N
I F5r f Nso5NI6UYH PARK RACES on Tuesdays Thurs
49, g al 80 5'T "a rsr if Car II Ta 90 D. N
For LONG f hEaffFHiih R' + \ Grove w..
For HIGHLAND Beach ssa6rest Monmc co SsseA ssa
eS P 60 80 80 @ 40 susd SS ! 80 sS % NJ
For E5e9on. Asbury PARK. ocean Grove ETC. 800 soo
II 90 "a u 90 20 ~ 80 = ~ p; r,,,v..,.
AID Saturiays Co 700. II 90 -, ~ :i5 200
For Atlantic Highlands 80, 90 a. m q 100 Saturdays
For Tx Wood TONS River and Barn sat. 30 100
Ga "a c ;sis San 49, PaI SsVs 90. wss
999athst ig5 Isa,t i35h ST., Ns"York; Courtst $50
u ,aSsrcf Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel 0 residence