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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
THE YACH RACE.
The Annie Wins the Pennant Mt
San Diego.

SAN DIEGO, July 4.-Probably ten
thousand people witnessed the yacht
race today, the Queen Of the Pacific tax
ing one thousand alone. Tug boats,
ferry boats, schooners and everything
that would 6oat was loaded with excited
spectators. Coronado Beach and hotel
were black with people. The Annie
rounded the first stake boat first. TIE
America apparently won the race, but
the judges are discussing the matter at
the Horton House, and no decision has
been reached.
Sailing time-Annie 8 3:3S: 80, sappho
8 "A 80, America 8 IL 100, Aggie 80 100,
La Paloma 8 :25 :25, Iona g :37 AS.
LATER-THE AMERICA RULED OUT.
The judges and yachtsmen held a
meeting tonight, and ruled the America
out for fouling the buoy. They also
voted to rule the Aggie out, but decided to
reconsider. The meeting adjourned until
tomorrow afternoon. 1t is conceded that
the Annie will get the first prize and the
Sappho the second, as La Paloma is
also ruled out.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
COAST NEWS.
City Marshal Murdered at
Oceanside.
YACHT RACE AT SAN DIEGO,
Haps and Mishaps Attending til,
Celebration of the Glorious
Fourth.

Special to the HERALD
OcEANsIDE, CAL, July City Mar
shall c. G. Wilson was ehot and in
stantly killed this morning at l o'clock
while attempting to arrest John Murray
for disturbing the peace. Murray and
Mexican from San Luis Rey came to
town in the afternoon and were drinking
some, and at night riding about on
horseback discharging revolvers. Con-
stable Kerner and Wilson arrested the
Mexican. Charles Wilson tried to
arrest Murray, who was on his horse,
but he started to run. On command OF
Wilson to halt, Murray stopped, waited
till Wilson took hold of the horses
bride, then fred three shots at him, one
piercing his breast. Kerner fred once
at Murray as he rode away, wounding
his horse so badly that he abandoned it,
taking to the river bottom on foot, where
he is now hidden in the tules and will
lows. A posse of citizens have him sur
rounded and expect to get him. Murray
is hard man. He killed a sheriff in
Texas. Phe city effers 5000 for his cap
ture, dead or alive. Wilson was mar
ried and respected citizen.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
SAN DIEGO, July Al Associated Press.
City Marshal @. G. Wilson of Oceanside
was shot through the heart and killed
this morning at II 80 by John Murray, a
desperate who had a grudge against
Wilson, and who, it is said, had made
threats against him. Wilson was on foot
and Murray on horseback. He rode up
to the Marshal, and drawing q revolver
fred and then escaped. A posse are after
him. Ii he is caught he will probably be
lynched. Murray is about 27 years OF
age, five feet eight inches tall, has light
gray eyes and light mustache. The city
Of Oceanside has offered 5000 reward,
and the county is expected to offer $500.
THE MURDERER REPORTED CAUGHT.
Oceanside people are greatly excited
over the shooting of City Marshal Will.
son. A mob is said to be organizing to
lynch him when caught. At O'Clock
tonight it was reported that Murray was
caught in the brush on the marsh east OF
Oceanside.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
POMONA covered herself with elorv

POMONA covered herself with glory yes
terday in the admirable manner in which
she celebrated the GLORIOUS Fourth. y
The addresses were of the highest order
of oratory. The local musicians, both
band and choral union, rendered excel.
lent music. All the country around was
present. so that an enormous crowd as.
sembled on the school grounds. Pomona
was the only rival Los Angeles had yes
terdsy in the southern country in the
way she celebrated the Fourth OF July.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
Mis- n aps of the Day.

SAN Francisco, July A remarkably
small number of accidents occurred to-
day from the use Of fireworks. Manuel
Uzarte, bootblack, was struck in the
throat by stray bullet from revolver,
but its momentum was spent, and he
escaped fatal wound. Farossie, a small
boy, was treated at the hospital for a
wound in the hand, toy pistol having
been discharged rrematurely, the bullet
entering his hand. A number of minor
accidents occurred.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
Patriotic "San Berdoon.,

San BERNARDINo, July 4.-The Fourth
OF July was celebrated in this city today
by procession, embracing the various
Trades Unions, Waterman Rifles, Native
Sons OF the Golden West, Pioneers and
other civic societies. After the parade,
exercises were held in the city park
Judge James s. Robinson delivered the
oration. The evening was concluded
with an open air dance and pyro-
technic display.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
OLD WORLD NEWS.
France and America Pledged to
Renewed Friendship.

PARIS, July 4--This afternoon Presi-
dent Carnot went to the lie de Cygnes to
inaugurate the replica OF Barlholdi's
statue of Liberty Enlightening the
World. An immense crowd witnessed
the ceremony. NJ. Spuller, Minister of
Foreign affairs, delivered an address.
He referred to the old cordial friendship
binding together France and the United
States for centuries, and said the inaugu-
ration of the statue had both a political
and social significance as a further bond.
His speech was received with loud
cheers.
Mr.. Reid, United States Minister,
spoke at come length, referring to the
generous reception accorded to the gift.
At the conclusion of Reid's speech,
President Carnot unveiled the statue,
and Immediately afterward returned to
the Elysee palace. The guests proceeded
by boat to the Hotel de Vile, where re-
freshments were served and Mr.. Reid
held reception.
THE COAL PIT HORROR.
The coal pit at st. Etirne, in which an
explosion of fire damp occurred yester-
day, is still on FIRE. Many more bodies
have been recovered, but the work is at
tended with great difficulty and danger.
The scene at the pit is narrowing Pres
ident Carnot has ordered measures to be
at once taken for the relief of the families
of the dead miners. Fourteen miners
were resc ued today.
WORLDS sUNDAY-sCHooL CONVENTION.
LONDON, July AT the Worlds Sum
day School Convention, today, it was de-
cided to send memorial to the Euro
4hAvr 80
their influence in favor of the proper OBJ
servance of the Sabbath. The English
Colonial delegates offered a resolution
congratulating America upon the auspic-
ious anniversary, which was adopted.
There was loud cheering for Queen Vic
toria and President Harrison; English
and American flags were waved and ma.
tional anthems played.
BRITISH SPORTS.
LONDON, July 4.-The race today for
the Hurstbourne stakes, 2-year -olds, FIVE
furlongs, was won by Henry Miners
Riviera Prince Soltykoff's brown colt,
Keythorpe, second, and the Duke Of
Westminster's Blue Green third.
The third race for the diamond sculls
was rowed today. Charles G. Potts,
champion of America, easily
defeated Small winning by three lengths.
LONDON, July 4.-The Massachus-
etts Riflemen shot against the Sus--
sex team at Brighton today. The light
was clear, but strong wind was blow
ing. The Americans won by 9SS points,
against 910 for the Sussex team.
CAIRO, July 4.-The dervishes who
were defeated at Arquin by Colonel
Woodehouse's troops, have fed to the
hills. The gunboats have cut off the
dervishes' water supply.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
Foot Race In santa Rosa.

SANTA Rosa, July "A foot race this
afternoon between R. S. Adams, of Pet
aluma, member of the Olympic Club
of San Francisco, and Robert Lowrey, of
Santa Rosa, 100 yards, for 5000 side,
was won by Adams. Lowrey kept the
lead about S5 yards, when he stumbled,
losing the race by about one foot. Time
IOh seconds
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
Passengers Ducked In the Bay.

SAN Diego, July 4.-The steamer
Roseville, which took large party to
see the yacht race today, met with an
accident near Ballast Point, throwing
thirty people overheard. The steamer
was crowded and all rushed to one side
to see the yachts, sinking her starboard
deck two feet under water. ALI the
passengers were thrown into the water,
but were rescued.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05

tenants for. The limit to the millionaire
investment process now going on in San
Francisco will be reached when the old
fellows who are doing it die out, and
their fortunes become scattered amongst
their successors and the lawyers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
The Fourth al Portland,

PORTLAND, Ore, July 4-The Fourth
OF July was very quiet day in Portland.
Fifteen thousand people from here at
tended the celebration at Vancouver.
Among the features was sham battle
between militia and regular soldiers.
At City View Park Kitty Ham won the
trot in the 2 80 class. Little Joe defeated
Prelate in the free -for-all trot in three
straight heats best time 2 :28.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
whitehall Regatta.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 4 In the White
hall regatta on the bay today, City Front
Belle came out winner, time, 2:3Ob
che Fred Csllenden second. 2:32% :
May Elizabeth third, 2:34 The j. b.
Spreckels was capsized just before reach
Meiggs wharf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
Dolan Did Not ESCAPE.

SAN QUENTIN, Cal, July 4.-The re.
ported escape of William Dolan from
this prison yesterday is erroneous. Do
Ian was sent to the Napa Asylum from
here in 1887.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
silver Splkes.

DEMNa, N. M, July The first rails
on the Demipg, Sierra Madre and Pacific
Railroad were laid today, and spiked
with five solid silver spikes. The road
will connect at the international bound
ary with the Sinaloa and Chihuahua
road to the Pacific Coast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05

The three days. celebration at Denver
opened yesterday with imposing cere-
monies. The demonstrations were un-
surpassed in the history OF the city.
General Sherman is the guest of honor.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
The Hottest Day.

San BERNARDINo, July 4-Today was
the hottest of the season, the mercury
standing at 98.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05
BASEB ALL.
Holiday Games played by the
Iaa1ua Glnha.

CHICAGO, July4 The home team won
the morning game by batting Ferson out
of the box in the third inning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05

Base hits-Chioago Q, Washington z. Errors
Chicago z, Washington 9. Batteries-Hutch-
inson and Farrell; Ferson and Daily. Umpire,
Lynch.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05

1924 5 7 50
indianapolis 20 o 2 o 3 o 0 0-6
| Philadelphia 10 o o 0 0 90
Base ehits-Indianapolls 16; Philadelphia, 2
Errors-Indianapolis, 3; Philadelphia, 3. Bat.
| teries-B ,yle and Buckley; Casey and schriver.
| Umpire, Fessenden.
PITTsBURG, July New York could
do little with Morris in the morning
game, while Crane was very wild.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-05

STOCKTON, July 4.-Manager Harris,
immediately after the base ball game at
Sacramento, today notified Baker he
was released, and was at liberty to ac-
cept other engagements. Baker has
wired Newark that he will accept their
offer, sent him few days ago.
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AZ EI 0nIS k1canlOn Train, 200 p. M, sun'
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. o,odat7 ,oN 10 aitldo
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81 ' GlGHI.t nv Accommodation, 1000 M and
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fro M Continued
pon,l Wa.Ie' Yoar llnle

and money experimenting with doubt
full remedies, when DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery is 80 positively GER
tain Ia It's curative action as to warrant
its manufacturers in supplying 1t 10 the
public, as they are dying through drug.
gists, under a duly executed certificate
Of guarantee, that 1t will accomplish all
1t Is recommended to do, or money paid
for it will be promptly returned. Il
cures torpid liver, or biliousness, indi.
gestion, or dyspepsia, all hpmoFs, OF
blood taints, from whatever cause aris'
Ing, skin and scalp diseases, sCroiulous
affections mot excepting consumption,
or l%ung.scrofula), II taken in time and
given Q fair trial.
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The duAi operation Of digestion aud alalml.
iAtion Il The grand prerequisite OIL iylgoh TO
lntufo The 6ohtofiion Of food Into floA nu,
tfitiOuS biood,i II IL only necessary 10 uao with
persistence and tyllematlbaily HoslSttefl
Stomach BllRtsa The fountain head Of supply
Ia The animal economy ID The stomach N
iegylAtet "a llYlguAle thai oigAnl aud thu
eelfs thnhld W lh6 thieI ain d those troubled
Win q delut o. stamina NERVOUSNESS, lnl
eomnlAt ieablg Appetlle4 thesO are USUALLY
!teeeaels 70 lHpelted digeNiiS9 l0yGicoE5iS
LAilogaS betple1ihR and hAtGslhg iymbl6mi
The OmAdlAlpd can nSyol hope 70 gali Dc b 4
lnnf \ ASSIMILATION Imperfect The Bitter
oaIIaS 2 so ,As pa er \ sssissts e g. InofSsss aSI
elli Win thehlllotl mGiRtiN EldbCy and Ilyei
FEOtcSGEhSG SklfssistiisSiS SHSsG.
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WHEELING d PITTsBuRGH DIVISION.
For Pittsbureh, 500 and 1928 q. m. daily, and
1910 p. M daily, except sunday.
for Pittsburgh and the East $40 p. M, daily
Nsshlastoa Accommodation, S,sop M, daily
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THOUSANDS Of cures follow the use OIL
DR.. Sage's 0atarrh Remedy. 20 cents,

CotpMRps, o., Jan. |, 1SsO.-To TIL
ELIXIR or DATES Go. Dear Sirs:-Elixil
Of Dates cured me Of habitual constipa'
ton and dyspepsia. / recommend IL e
all my friends. Very truly yours, Joseph
Zimmer, Prop. OF Hotel st. Claire, Co
lumbus, o. Sold by O. R. Goetze, w. W,
Irwin, W. E. Williams and John Laugh.
lin. 1oganD Drug %. and oodwin& Co.
wholesale agents, l
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nnnLi.n,. L.nlnn snlrn,

The beat salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, Chilblaing,
cornS, and oil skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay requires.
II 10 guaranteed TO give perfect sltiSfac.
ton, or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by Logan Drug o.,
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Above THE CLOUDS
The Short Hair Plateau on the
Summit Of the slerras.
A PLACE OF GREAT BEAUTY,
Where the Grass is as Fine as Hair
and as Soft as Velvet, but It Can
Never DO orUse to NIap-ohio
County lan Enters 1t First.
n.einl rnrr.,pondmee q tl Inlelqmer.


speeial COrrapoadalee Of ne intelligence,
ToLL HOUSE, GAL, August 22,-Wher
we descended from the mountain int
Short Hair Valley, 1t seemed that vi
were in a new atmosphere, and in anew
world. It was like a delightful spring
morning in West Virginia, / compare
1t with West Virginia because no othel
country that | have ever seen, has such
spring mornings as West Virginia, Sure
ly California has none, l have seen
enough OF this State to know about all
It's climates, and l have never seen any
thing equal to the clear May daysamong
the Allegheny mountains where l was
brought up.
The great ado in the newspapers about
the glorious climate OF California, Ia
mostly the work OF Imagination, It's eli,
mate is not as good as the climate Of
West Virginia, True, II is nearer one
thing, aud the winter Ia mild, and the
grass and flowers grow from October 70
Junei but 1t requires other things be-
sides grass, flowers and warm winters to
make fine climate,
That to which | object most In the eli.
mate OF the Pacific coast Is It's mOnotony.
One is wearied with the sameness, and
grows dull for lack OF change. Upon
trst landing In California one Is charmed
with the clear skies, the soft winds, the
bright flowers, the fine scenery, But,
when the months begin to lengthen into
years, we grow tired Of the same scenes.
We feel dull and stupid. The tropical
climate becomes oppressive from its very
sameneSs. l never saw the thermome-
ter below 20 degrees all last winter, al
though | spent the winter at an eleva-
ton OF 1000 feet, This seems ane
enough whileit lasts, but winter passes,
and when hot weather comes, the system
is not built up as 1t is built by the cold
Of an eastern winter. We feel languid.
and careless. There 10 none OF that
buoyancY Of spirit which a winter among
the Alleghenies imparts to us,
tits not my purpose TO speak dispar.
agingly OF California, for Il has dealt
kindly with me, and has taught me
much, but in Justice to all, | must say
that II 10 not as goodsa country TO live
in as West Virginia Is. l like sharp
winters, sudden springs, bountiiul and
green summers and melancholy au.
Lumns. California has none Of these.
1t Is always the same, or nearly the
same. During all the time l have been
in California; have been here four
times siuce 1881 have never seen one
day that reminded me OF the spring
days at home, pptil the morning | en-.
tered the Short Hair Valley,
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''Ftyf years ago | had q constant
cough, night sweats, was greatly reduced
In fesh, and had been given up by my
phyBicianA / began 10 take Ayers
Cherry Pectoral, and after using two bot.
ties Of this medicine, was completely
cured."-Anga A. Lewis Picard, n Y.
'alUlAt Nl ~ HNHi u nav
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Loo,e,l ned Glover piii Remedy,

Is o positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, bleeding, Itching, ulcer
ated and %protruding piles. Price 60c,
Forsale by Logan Drug 0o.y Bridge Corner
Druggists, Wheeling, W, yaG nav
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Molnla.
Cotton.

EEw YoRK, sept. A.-Plg iron, firm; American
SIS 60alS 90, Copper nominal. Lead strong al
81 100. TIN firm; itralts go rs.
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WHEELING INSTITUTE.
Boarding and Day School for Young La
dies and Children.

Thorough course OF instruction In English,
Mathematics, Ancient aud Modern Languages,
Music, Drawing, Painting, EloCutlol and Calls
themes, Advantages OF home life ald Training.
Fail session begins September 4, 1850.
Address. MISC PARRAN, Principal,
tvI 100 Twelfth Street.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A RRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
fE4siISos g. RSgE M IN M1ISSs sbaiis. isan.
day excepted. monday excepted. saturday
excepted. sunday only, saturday oply.-
Eastern Standard time.
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B, q. & o. RAILROAD,

W. - y V HAFNNUhU1
RellGIre& GAINESVILLE Through Passenger leaves
BellaiFe At S;aoA- M arrives at BCllAiFe At $3.50
2, N.
WoodSasld Passenger leaves Bellaire at 4;2O p,
q sa ssGisss q p. assaa q y {; n leaves Bsllal,s
ut l2:26 p, M, arrives at 1881 4. m.
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when Baby was sick, We gave her castoria,
when she was a Child, she cried toFcastOFa,
When aAe became AIss, she Oluns TO caS.oriA,
when Dhs had chudrea, lho gave them cassorlA,
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WHEELING 4 ELM GLOVE R. R,
trains on The wheeling q Elm Grove Railroad
win run q tolloWat
LEAyE WHKEIING.
$50 .. m, s,loR. N, .7soOA M, s!oOa. m, 800
Q: m, 1850 =. mS mo- 1. M 1900 mna loop.
S;ibp M, 7OS ,. M, SOD p M, S;SSS ,. m. -"
LEAvE WHEEIING PARK,
6loh. M, 7;0Oa. m, s0oA m, 900 q. M, 1880
g q. ll;0Oh M l2;oo M loop m. 2:0Op, m,
.. m, 500 .. M, siSp p. m, i0IO p m.
sUNDAYs,5LsAyea t 800 I, m: aud run every
H%1 SH. S5Seet church Stsin At S;iS P, m: Leave
viii leave .se PSik '1 a KS S q. n.y., and Jaw %hsSeaiiiGSRn
Q. HLRscH. Superintendent.
PALTIMoRE&o OHIO RAILROAD
and airiyeIt wheeling q ioilcws-E1tern time:
MAIN LrNE-RAsT.
For Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York,
l:Sa q. m, S;lo and ITO p, m, daily, and si0OR q.
Ga@6sEland Accommodation, $40 a, m, e1.
6faiton Accommodation, $40 p. M, daily.
MoundSVlile Accommodation, S:S5 4. m, 1901
and 6;lo ?. M, except Sunday.
ARRIVE;
From New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore,
o:06 and 12.S0p. IN. and loo p. M, daily,
CpmbeElAnd Accommodation, 500 p, M, OK.
cept Sunday.
Grafton Accommodation, 1880 p. M, daily.
MoundSyllle Accommodation, Ills d. N. and
l;40 and 7iAOp, m, except Sunday.
TRANs-oHIo DIVISION.
For Chicago, $40 and $3.50 a. m. and $40 and
SaeianSsI Express, s:aa, m. and His p. m.
Columbus Accommodation, 2.aop. M, e1cep.
ST. Ciairyille Accommodation, $50 a. m. and
2:2O and 6iSOp ?, M, except Sunday.
AlRIVE;
Chicago Express, 12;iD, b:SoAud s:Ss a. m. and
Cincinnati Express, asa. m. and C:Op. M,
coiunbu. Accommodation, loAoa. M, daily,
SC Glsinyiiie Accommodation 1890 a. m. and
l;4ORnd onb p. m.i daily except Sunday.
WHEELING a PITrsBuRaH DIVISION.
For %Pltabureh, 6:OOand 7.2S q. m. daily, and
l:40 p; =. daily, except sunday.
For Fltmenrgh and the East, $40 p. M, daily
Washlagtoa Accommodation $3.50 i. M, daily
IitsSaFEh Excursion Train, 800 p. M, Sun.
ARRIVE.
From Pittsburgh, $50 a. m. daily and 1850,
daiIy, except Sunday, and 6:66 and lao p, M
@sshlnkten Accommodation, 500 a. m, daily
nSSH,pPts unsA
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doVsEaSs ssT and Sr sac ~ SoaS. da lES and steady,
loNpa ANpSTock QuoFATI0Nl-cl0aEp lIp.
BFeadstuns ana Froyialons,

NEw YoRK, Sept L-PlouE receipts 1900
pRckRgeSI exports 2,666 barrels and i,bT0 sacks
market heavy sales 1900 barrels, Wheat, 70
eetpta ~ buAhelSi A!!es $4,000 bushels OF "
INF, AZ S9a Sl.oS bushels q pot spot make
7ias6JGc; steamer No, 2 TedSlhc; options Yery
slow No. 2 red September AEcj October pSi
VIZ, closing at9i3<Ci NOVembefeS1<ASGc closing
AZ SSlfej December s1Stci January S;kei May
err 4a4Slx II; CoFp, receipts bl,200 bushels; 81,
ports 79,Jd0 buIhelsi sales 100000 bushels Of d,
lures aud 2S7,000 bushels oil spot market active
and firm uuGraded mixed 4fIIRtSc; September
i2Hci oCt9eel isNei November t95talg1if {, clos
lSJ4ci May iit7icC. oAts, receipts $1,000 bushels
exports 45l bushels; sales $4,000 bushels OF h.
tuEes aud $4,000 bushels Of spot market frmer;
spot No. !? white ET95p; mixed western
GoaSe dull, and yOaSO POINTS down. September,
October. November, December, January, Feb
ruary and March t6,SOal6,S Ooi April aud May
lo4l9lS'6Oci spot Rio steady at lgkc, Sugar
steady. AolasSes sleadyi New Orleans open
low ifmer. Turpe1lle quiet Eggs steady;
western l7al0c. Fork FIRM; new mess TSI2 Cd
IS QQi old. Sl2 316al960. Cut meats steady. Lard
dull aud lower; western steam else; September
S4oei October 6'S9c; November G3ce; neGembef
steady; western dairy lil2ElG; cScaTery iIsISc;
sSR sA1so: 0at''' RS''' sRa ''s'aSi west
snOu,I 4, Iva SSv N NJ ~ ,u. W1sat y snSn y2l9mG o.
tts vrss ~ uos;Ion " TAt Nv tIansaS!en. ana autlnS
wEcsst SNS npp,,1si a. ~ IA u'e W. pefsni9eF
tlfcs were "a Under v1xicrsIsv t,,mhSS yRsuIns w,
tSSV tS VIZ UaS ,S .. weShneSs throughout. u corr
feeling was strongcs and 4 N tfaie I HTGS w
PrOVlSlOpa were hloderntely WctiSe' FinnF I'm,
aud unchanged, WheNt. cssh No ! snrtne 75iIc,
No, 0 spring 60a70c; NJ. 2 red 77Lyc: octobeff
7sIs1sJSc, closing al IKE; December iSsSSfS[o.
May SISaSSIle, closing IL S5[!S. corn casb NJ
2, S5AC; October SIC; November aSJSct hecenber
8SNc, Oats, cash 10. 2. ig[c, 0sIcter iSIIc.
December 2ONct May go, Rye, No. 2, l!c.
ElaxseGd Y 2SHtt Timothy Sl.SI. Ness pork,
eaSh wv w Opt9ber $40 2CRl0 70, closing al
bsr 5pSsi November and lsaaS IVY s.; HStS
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900 d head: s6Ipaeas tS5 heSd; Sssfct sISnay;
fair % g0odS3 II6aI % common q SOaS 50; stock:
eFSStG3C ~, ~logl-Receipts 1880 head; ship.
mehtS ! 100 head; market slow; best light York.
err. 81 Goal 70; Others u 40ai 80; medium and
US. Sheep-RecelptS 1,0OJ head; shipments S0y
head; market slow; prime 81 40a4 60; LaIr to good
g 6Oa4 3oi common & 0OaS %; lambs n coal 20,
CINCINNATI, O., Sept 4-HoTS steady; butch.
srs q Isl receipts ago head; shipments SO
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OHIO RIVER RAILRoAD.-TIME
" Table taking effect May 20, 1889. PaSsen.
ger trains will run a iollowb-CentfAl Time.
All, tfalnD daily except those marked thuSf
which do mott run on stndAy:
lopfn nouNn. ifNn-7lNn- EIfNn-1lNnI.