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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
The RIot L,ader. Arr,.tsh.

IS. JOINS, n. F., May 5-A steamer
has arrived here from Fortune Bay,
bringing eight prisoners, who are
charged with being ring leaders in the
recent troubles. Other captures are ex.
pected. Matters are getting quieteT and
the government expects 10 suppress all
the troubles,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

San DIEGO, CAL, May s. 5.-Ex.Minis.
ter Taft rested easier last night and par
took Of some nourishment in the early
part Of the evening. His chances are
more favorable for recovery, as the hem.
orrhARe has been stopped.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
Emhtr.l.r NoInnd on trial.

JEYyERsoN. CRY, No., May 5.-The
trial Of ex-Treasursr NolGnd on the
charges Of embezslsmsnt Of nearly
$4,000 OF State Iunds and Of loanlng
State money uplawiully has begun.
The jury Is now being selected and II Is
expected the taking Of testimony will
begin tomorrow,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
Patent. to West ylrEInlAp.,

Special DtEpdleh 10 he Iattl!tGeHtG.
W4suINaToN, D. O., May 5.-PAtents
were granted to-day to John @. z. Rip-
ley, Of Wheeling, for a combined car
and air brake coupling, and Asa G..
Gevill, Of LsEsarville, for glass pot fur.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

GA1IATIN, TENN., May 6.-Ms. Eliza.
beth Reed, the mother OF Opie P. Reed,
Of the Arkansas Traveller, died yestsr.
day, after q long illness, at her home al
Portland, this county. She was seYeaIy,
nine years OF age.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

CoLuNBVs, o, May h-Tbs Supreme
Copr. to-day, in the case Of the Attorney
General to revoke the charter Of the
Standard Oil Company, G1ed on October
s as date for hearing the demurrer 10
the answer Of the company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
WbSfonSNIon stoI..

LEWISTON, Ne, May 5.-The total de-
lalcation Of ex.Cashier Pereival, Of the
Shoe aud Leather National Bank, OF
Auburn, is $4,000. Perclval is very
feeble, but u he is ever able 10 leave his
room he will be prosecuted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
Rlfe AIurdetsr E.capss.

ATHENS, GA, May 5.-Dr. ]. NJ.
Glover, who has been in Jail at 0arnes'
Vile since the latter part Of March
awaiting trial for poisoning his vile,
made his escape Sunday night. Officers
are in pursuit Of hin.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
AftorTw,nty Years,

HoPE, ARK, May 6.-Buck Dolan was
arrested here yesterday for the murder,
twenty years sgo, Of Hall oopein Denton
county, Texas. The tgo men had row
over a woman and Dolan instantly
killed Cope,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

LocKPoRT, Pa, May 5.-There was a
cold wave in this vicinity last night.
The thermometer went below the freez-
ing point and little furry OF snow oc-
Cured this morning. Farmers report
considerable damage to early fruits,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

PARIS, May ON. oonstanS, Minister
Of the Interior, has allotted sum Of
money for the relief OF the families Of
those who were killed or wounded by
the troops at the time Of the riots on
May day at Fourmies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

was excused. Joseph Conrad was dis.
missed for the same reason. g. E.
Wincher, Martin Burroughs and Henry
Brunhaus were dismissed because they
were prejudiced, aud that closed the ex-
animation Of the panel.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
Important II True.

HALIFAX, N. s., May GA report was
current here last night that the British
war ship Pelican, now in Newfoundland
waters, has been fired upon by the New.
ioundland bait.catcheys in Fortune Bay.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

LONDON, May 6-The most Rev. Con.
nor Magee, D. D., Archbishop Of York,
Is dead. The disease from which the
Archbishop died was influenza.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

Fl. WAYNE, IND, May "a yerv
heavy frost occurred in this section lGst
night. The dAmSgs done TO fruit trees
and garden truck will be enormous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
PSnnsJIVaniALlns

Excursion to Louisville, KY, for the
scotch.Irish Congress, one fare for
round trip. Tickets will be sold May
l2 and lS, and will be good to return
until Nay l9, TFbts
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

NEwBuRdn, N. Y, May 6.-Ico formed
here last night and the weather to-day Is
cold. 1t is feared that much damage
has been done TO vegetables and fruit,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

TEE secret art OF beauty lies not in
cosmeue, bpt - only in pure blood,
and q healthy performance OF the vital
functions, TO be obtained by using Bur.
dock Blood Bitters. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06

New YoRK, May 5.-Four members of
the House Smiths Union No. were
expelled this morning for working on
job for non.union bosses. The strike
situation is unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-05-06
nenr.mnri Kid nInrnn.

Geo. R. Taylor is sole agent for the
sale Of them In this city. Five button,
coloFed, 81 50,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
LIVE STOCK MARKET$BY TELEGRAPH.


Buffalo Aug. 17.-Cattle-Receipts for the last "a
hours SO head total for week thus far, GOO mead
through, 224O head. of which 1,5Go head to New,
York; on sale $500 head market opened slow and
lower for all but choice rat medium AC we q SOsa
Tsid S 4oas5 IS good fairly fat loo to 400 S6S y
81 25a "a :; light handy butchers 1000 to LOO H.
So 05d - 90 COWS and heifers good to extra. ~ 20
SGtchep; 80 500 SO 10 1Go6 H. s5S 3 S5 cows
to fair 81 500 81 25 do good to extra e9rnfed y 90
~ Is Tic6Iran stocEcrs go to 725 d. So $50 81 80
do yearlings. So 25d$2 so; do feeders $50 w 20
20 st99 7a Ss bologna sa IS veals 81 5os S. 90
HoCs-RcceIpts for the last "a hours 24oO head total
week. 30 roo head; consigned through 1880 head.
Of witch 8 200 head to New York sale, 1900 head
pTme m CnG1 and S" cod o workers. closed very dull
for all but cOrn-fed grndes; heavy grades corn-ied,
S. 7oa - ~ medium weights corn-fed, S. 75a SO s.
few extra rs 90 workers good to best cornfed IS 70
To- best corr %% E led s. 25a ~ 50 do common sps TO
sheep and lambs-Reccipts for the last "A hours.
$500 head total for week thus far, $500 head: for
same time last week, 1900 head consigned through,
400 head to New-York, 1900 head on sale 1000
head market opened -toady FOR good to choice sheep
lambs shade easier for sheep; extra fancy % s29
So: good TO choice "a 5oas % iGir to good; si a.
choice - 5Oa s. 90 common TO fair 81 72a % 70
cus 70 common 50 T T5 co. Gna dor ~ reSo;
cattle-Rccolpts 10000 head shipments. 1000 head
steodv Ton prices for natives s. 5O0 IS o. others
s59 s. % common and medium, So - 90; Te o n
81 25d SO: 7tOckers. ~ 25c SO co. rangers 50 0o@
a. 20. Texas cows S2a 81 10. HogS-Recc ptS,
5000 head shipments, 10000 head; market active
steady TO higher; rough and common, ~ 600 - 50
mixed and packers. S5a s. E5 prime; heavy aad
bntcher weights. IS 5Odg5 GO; prime light, 50 COZ
s. s.; CrasScr-. s4a - So sheep. Receipts, 70o
head shipments. 1900 head slow irroggac: native
~wee 40 75a 81 co. mixed and wethers. ~ $685. -
Texans e46s4 % Westerns. - ~ 1-2a ~ 20; lambs
s.. Louis. Aug acknowledgements 24oO head
shipments 700 head. Market higher; good to cnolc'
~ :O6 g. 20 fair ~ good 90. $30 s.: TcNan an1
indian steers, 81 4o93 % Gamers loo y ho goa Nan U
iIogs-Rcccips. 200 head shipments 49e he so
i-nt ste.dy fair 10 choice heavy 80 800 - 40 GNeH
ryades. $50 IS 80: light fair to best. IS $685. 40
Sheer-Rcceipt7 500 head: shipments, 500 mead MAI
lief strong; fair to choice, $50 Fl 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS.


The visible supply at the close Saturday was Wkeao
10 $50 CHS bushels Increase Of 1602GO4 buAeS corn
So 104 bushels an increase Of 1857 bushels oats
oou DO Ia bcs an increase OF 1ol 7s6 bushels rye,
rs 5S5 hnsIee an increase ct 2S5,7S3 bushels
active day in wheat Yesterday at ue fI0Iur"
Exchange and the nfrkct was eAcee1hy ooG ono
tuatjons were rapid and at times violent n,tty
Iusho changing hands. At the outset the bulls hed u
control OF the situation but later in the DAY the contos
were reversed The close showed general losses OF lIoi
o. d27s cent as conpared with the oca final closing Of
sturdy Local onc selling general and the foreign
rs un6aded freely. This stIcd the market on te down.
ward turn The weather WssI Nns Iot ha, tbo cor
ccips we're large ryate ca9e deesfe tna e o at
would be substituted for rye TO feed the German
covering OF sluIts ecddv higher cab and big clear
ances. september wheat opened at = TO- ana orone 90
to 81 49, but IL dropped 81 III, the lowest closing
price December wheat opened at ~ ~ ana lnneolst,
l 20 81 ia. Then there further decline 20 rs
active There only so oc0 bushels taken for eN
port MIers boreht % 900 bushels. At the outports
there was no special activity. ~,
Corn was dealt in more freely and prices advanced Early
in the day market from 2i"fi3 cents higher Inc
shorts buyers and stronger cables htled me W'
vance however, When wheat roNc thef was ~
action ~ from 1d1 The close wa barely st1y Inc
H. were 81 600 m hr taken for export FOR special
OatsgOpton. were fairly and higher. They were
ll2d2 cent? above Saturdays dosing closing win
particularly on graded white which ives pressed for sale
Lard was slightly higher early but closed rom II ~ -
points loEer. There l25C tcfces sold. partly Tor
Tho cosinL prices were
Wheat-Ausast. 81 H. Septmbcerr, 81 III; October
81 l December e ls g., May s - 49, 7os wants Dc.
tcbcr. 20 cents December. &c cents
Oats-ALeust 3594 cents September Ssh cents oeto
o' iard-Se0tembor SO SO October, 90 90; December,
s. II; January. ~ os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
E1-RopEAN pPoDrcE MARKETS

Liverpool. Aug. Il, 3 AS p. m.-Beef-Thc demand
is improving. extra India mess steady 81 S2o va
prime mess steady at 73s sd. Pork In fair demand.
iiams la good demand; short cut. about II Ia III
pounds. firm AT oOs. Bacon I'm good demand: cum
beranG cut about IS to 80 pounds. firm al 4os I'D
short rib about - pounds. firm at 4os cd long clear
mddlcs about IS pounds. Strong at 4Os for long
and short clear mlddes, about % pounds. strong at
ass I'd for new. ShOulders-AbOut II 10 II pounds,
firm at AS. Cheese in good demand: American finest
white and cOlOred firm az 45s. Tallow In poor de-
mand. Spirits Of turpentiue In poor demand steady
at 27s cd ROsn I'm poor demand Lad-->pot ana
futures In poor demand prime Western spot ana
August firm at Gas; September and October firm at
34s ID Wheat In fair demand Kansas winter. hard
strong at Ss Cd No. > red. spring strong AT IS ga
Flour in good demand. COm-SpOt in fair demand
futures I'm good demand mixed Western spot. August
september and October strong ct Is I'd. Hops al
LOndOn-Pacihc COast-theTe is n5thing Offering.
Receipts Of wheat for the past week from Atlantic
ports % 100 quarters. from Pacific ports none: from
other sources. 10000 quarters. Receipts OF Amerl'
can corn for the past week $4,000 quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave 100. OF Cor'landt ana DS"
o M for Maach chunk and intermediate points ,,
10 a. M feS G@nsVa Ivons Elnira l.och'ster BUY
fala and the West pOttsNiic and irincVa 49, RSise
chair Gar 20 Lvons and Pullman Car suspension b'se
. a. M for Mauch Chauk ant iptern,s,dl,aN pV''-
IL 80 a. m. Tor ElmiFa and in,riuo I'M, char
y. for TuBkhannocs aud inter p 5t ~ usrrs
Car 20 TunkhannO.k Connecton'to he~u"s Oh" "
burg. .,.. I'D ,rine,ral tntrr.
mediate points Chair car 70 L. ana Is JtnVt t. cha,
so D. IN. for Pottsyille and inteimeoi''e p'i""'
: 20 H. m Tor Mauch Chunk and Intermediate POINTS,
Connection 20 Eealng and HarHsDits' ,.,.- pus
80 D. for Geneva, ~ ois Elmrs' 49, md Sus.
falo and che West Pullman Sleeper ID Lyons anu '''
Trains leaving 40 $40 a. M, II 80 M p ~ ~ ~.
40 D. m connect for all points IN Mahoney ana h'A'
ton coal regions. - =, r,,r>s
3.iO a. m for Mauch Chunk. HaleltOn ana "a
points and IL a. N. i0r Shenlndoah ana mV'r"S'"
points. , ,...,,. .,,.. ,o,nts
80 n M for Geneva Lyons, Eimfa, tochestSl Sas
falo and West Pullman Sleeper 70 Lyons an" ~
pension Bridge. %. ,-..s,..-
N general Eastern ollco. 2S3 Broadwaxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
- ,,rsnay AUGUST 1s91.-TWELvE PAGES

~ovember and December delivery, 33-64@4 34, ,
Deeem5er and January deliyery' a S9lSt S4d
9 9h,,aysv and March delivery 41-64d. seler,
galveston, Aug. 11.-Cotton qilet mlaa u He
: 13-iCc low middng, 15c; good 9rdlnafy 2.Jo
nec crop sales los bales exports coastwse, LIZA
haies: spinncrs, 1 bale stock, 5.5l2 bales;
Norfolk Aug 17.-COttOn dull; middllhg I-9Sc
not and gross receipts, 80 bales exports coas"lse
q bales: stock, $3.50 bales. ,,,,, o.
q" eavnnuah Aug. 17-COttOn easy mlodnng, o-oo
LOU middng Lice; good ordinary, }-oc' net anu
,oss receipts 2G0 bales including 90 bales new crop
sales, IS bales exports coastwise' df' oaieS s'O'A
5S23 bales. - ,.. o. ,,ids,inc
- - lee. low mddIng, 1-sc good ordinary, T-loc
80 rcceiptS $40 bales including "a bales new crop
.ee i s25 bales sales $50 bales exports coa5twlSe
= 100 bales; stock, 39,449 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18

SaIes-D. McPerson & Co.: 10 Indiana Steers. 1850
n average at 81 25 per 100 20 do 1919 ~ at $3.50
IL DO, 1854 n. at s. co. 10 DO 1885 n. at 81 % 10
Kentucky do, 1924 n. at 80; . DO 1920 II. at SJ g.
do, 1870 N. s. 20; 10 DO, 1915 D. 81 Is; II do
ll64 H. at 81 30 - do. 1is5 n at - so do ll0l H. 20
y GO 1ls N, at 50 co. 10 Illinois do 1875 80 50
- s22c; % do, 1856 u a. 81 25 10 d. 1910 n, at
~ 10: LIZ Texas do 1920 N, at ~ 20; do lO47 ~
at 81 30; Oxen 1865 10, al - 80; do. 200 H. at
~ 90; DO 1876 H. at 81 Stag 1880 n at IS Bulls
1910 n, ut So; do. 1910 N. at g 10
s. Saunders 63 Illinois Steels. 1913 n, at So 20 90
DO 100 IL, AT Il rs; II DO 1887 n, at IS 22l2; rs
Virginia DO, 1870 n. at 81 Ia p do, ll7o n 9s 50
IS To- is Bulls 1867 H. at 81 20 q DO. So H.
/ Stag l7Z0 n. 81 81 - do. 1850 N. at 20 so
sherman Culver: lS Indiana steers, 1OsO II average,
at % 80 per 100 n 10 do, 12l7 n At 81 15 Il do,
1896 d. at - 20 is do 1868 ~ at - 20 30 do 1900 H.
a. a. 20 ~ do 1909 IT, at SIS 10 "a Kentucky iii
=! ~ - - d., i2st - a. - 40 y do. ll9i y at
~ 20 ~ Kentucky do l44s n, at % 20
Newt0n 4 Glett: II Indiana Steers, 1897 n at
- ~ l. ~ DO l443 n at IS 80: 10 do 1854 r. at 81 rs
~ DO 1892 n az ~ rs 20 do, 1868 n. az - So 10 do
1873 n. at So 80; - Kentucky DO 1862 H. al IS %
l26 feos Do, lOi7 n, at 50 % Oxen zoos n at S. 40
DO 40 ~ at -; DO 1440n, at 90 20: IL do 1922 n
NJ. Epptein - Illino. Steers, 1890 %. at 81 81 ;
10 DO 1860 D. AZ 10 50 II do 1905 H. - 20 10 10
n, al 81 so 81 Colorado do. 1915 ~ az a. 10 "a
lexis DO lI76 n, az ~ 80 " ~
Krau g. PdcOck: IL Indiana Stfrs. 1907 N,
at 81 - 40, 1908 n. a. - IS
Dc. 12Gs NJ at u 7Si Il dc. LAO n. At "a 40; n do.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18

so 1850 oxen 9ss? dS e. = ~, 3 b. &C. s
bull t sSSm6ers 81 COLORADO "a stes.s lG q 5 80 d.
ol 2 D 10 1889 y Sia At remained ~ ned today No
, &ILcAs t S2Msd s9SSsaS P and
aSC%IvIs-Rescpt. 2e7s head z9S az tor butter
$S at c 1sI.sy aSd fed yess are in ad tar
q p sad s saf " sea at az 100
Il and SS 0'S 20 az c SS ycs al 5asS
selected DE- Fl - Hollis Bucrmlk Calves
1872 Sc 20 4 Per 100 o d. . 81 "a Iis
iS DO MS" nSS {sangs gss n SO e. = DO SS $50
Yeas g5t g. d. IA at 80 Is 40 do 15d H. at
81 IS .a np'i M99s Gv'i ss ie
q BIS a. 81 s C; 8 DE- is % a. Ia
IwsQna Is Pqt I'm g Ca GSy Ico SoS So s.
3 S g dS s g 3 St d. e. 81 81
10 dS IS So so 80 DO, i5s D. at 50 So 14a H. ut
80 Mul 81, % mixed o g Se sss fd s9e
1853 0f IL do I55 ~ c 4 So $50 n at 50 5o
de- eo az flas0 S. d 3 Yea c'' q DO
loI Ere OTIS is Yeats 142 ~ ce; II do. $50 H. at
at u a = Is % 90 SSS a. e 81 8
90 90 Ia b. az 50 IS 90, 100 r. at So 90; II DO 2Oo
h. e e % Y d. liI n e. - 50 Go eaods
earoSds a. JcfHey City and Is carloads at 6etn
st. of whlch carloads went to saugherers ., ine
s Sp 'ot old d"s at ps3%s5 10 barc choice DO at . sol
culls at 80 lambs ranged from 80 TO 20 20 ie" eAi "
90 saIes-wilserson & sherman 1G Ohio Sheep, 81 n
a. 5C 60 ls g k E (? d. d.
Lambs 70 H. at IS s79 los do: 7s n at 60 2ls &C. 20
B. c, SO 40 5o2 d at 50 p DC 80
Pdcok Sons p sat s 1ee prs S do IS8
H. ut IS 05; 81 state Lambs, co. n a. So 4S 40 - "a
g. 81 g. AZ G Ss 90 % at los ss d. ls e az ct
~ SO % 7o SO % 20e W we AZ ViI Is
81 2s5 virginia do ol ~ at s. 20; 80 fennsSVan'
D. McT6erson 1870 state Sheer II n at 81 2oS DO IS
H. at 50 Is 252 Virginia do G5 H. at SO; 20 Cus 60 ~
Judd buckingham: go Territory sheeg IS n at
q 292 Mshg.9 no Lambs 5O2 at st. fS a. 90
2o q IA q. Sas?R g. lf rs aG 81 49, Ei"R
Of IS So 81 cus 81 n. at 81; 2O9 Canada Lamo'' -
Newton & Gillett: 16 state Sheep OF ~ at g. 90 o.
90 n az - 40 IS Kentucky do lOl ~ At - 90 10 DO
60 r. at 3 IS IS do OF n, at S. So 28i do, II n
Iis 1gns:Sa Indaas shfeP Ssni3{ & 4 p st g
1e e e Dc l Sse d. e. eo Oa at IS g do
IS SO Ohio do. CIR n, at So 2a9 Kentucky DO oa
il" Haontock Hollis: 10 state Sheep, 90 n a: - e2t
10S Stete Lambs 67 N, at IS; ~ DO 20 10 AZ 20 -o
Dangsci Dc%eE; 10 State SHEEP oa4S at e. "a so
Hume Mullen: 30 State Sheep, 100 90 n at q 20 -
STAT L@ns 6q n at at s. % Bg9s az tsd az Carloads
at Jersey CITY and 81 carloads 40s About 800 state
Hog, Market steady and light State hogs are
Sacs-Reid & Shea 80 state Hogs 172 N average, at
s. s7S per 100 N 90 do, 1874 n, at 90; Roughs 40 H.
Judd Buckingham: SO state Hogs 10 n, at SIS S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILwA,

S rom foot Jay.stJ for MddieIoMn, Boomlng1ure
Tnrt Jervis Monticello. Falsburs Loef1y L'lhssS h
hanor Hancock, Carbonate, scranton, WALTON. DcLl
ay Hopwch Fdmeston Utica Rome, Oneida, osweso
Dp,i5 a. M stony lord, GS%P6el Hall Lake; c no
nd Nnnewaska, WAIKIKI etstlons'
sC MR '' Blooningbufg Ellenvle fallsburg' Hurley
WE, khpe'1' Canvbei Lake Lakes Mohonk and Minne
wat RaEili Valley stations Middlet1Mn Boo yyh,
Ia!tc. Rocklanc -. paushu.s rihertv Livingston
4, l1ioV r. Eioond walton sidney Norwich, Oneida Os
r I, aebestsr niagara Fails Detroit chicago ana west
VII, sesners reclining chair car tree to suspension
BridI ~ satnrdays only Middletown, Boomingburg
M Faisburs liberty, White Lake. ltockiand
~ D.ily; an other trans daily except SUNDAY .,. -
nan drawing. seats and sleepinS'eaS Defsns %
,o,reI "a BIS broadway, New ork; j. T. ANoEfSSoN,
a. y A. lb IL change Place. New'fork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
Railroads.
NGV-YQrE & LONE Branch Railroad.

SUMMER oLdtpS ~.
Trains leave New.York for Eed BanS Long Branen'
From foot Of Iiberty-sti :3C 10, il 10 r., ~,
rs, 80 texpfrs( 100. 30 (eXpress1 $780, 600
Coa9d5 or pe Dc 40 So .xpy. 10
except rcd Rank. 90 (eXpress), b TO- 7'OO p. m
sundays, i rs. Q AS a. mr 40 " m Dark an, o..
Sunday trains do not stop at ASourY FNA anu ocean
Grove RUFUS BLoDGETT.
aunt. n Y. and l.. u. Y. r.
II. =. BALDWIN,
J. II. WOOD,
aenl pass Agent Penn. H. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE-Steadness was noted in spot Rio to-day, po u
he trading did not amount 70 much No quOte1, AZ
I7tdl7hc. Sales. 1000 bags NO 70 ., "' NfIi6
md 606 bags santos Peaberry; private terms, i
growths better demand sales, LOU oags "a
l030 bags Porto Cabelo. 1Sl2 bags ~sshen
piculs interior Paaang, private tefns Opohs w,ie
especially interesting though the "ne Hfchors rehia9
stronger with some little covering On hiIhef yao.iis
August showed no radical change, whe latct deliNel
closed points higher. near months oels SiSes
Iayre gained IT, and Hamburg CLOS q "a a Pis nleaI
London also higher. Official quOaLohs % y,
August 7ss; september 76s; October rs 30 NoNeLDe
sss cd: Decen her 6js 90 January, Cos. Rio quotes
Regular first no kilos 10 40; good second az &iio
q 700 Exchange 15ss receints In Rio ll,OQ0 passS
Rio stock o25OCO bags Rio market holiday m no so
shipments by steamer 70 United states dnrmg WeK' ali
Rio shnments 10 Europe during week. lJO9t DAG nv
nireh9ses for United States during week, 49, 0oo DE-
fo purchases for Europe during week j. 200 bag
ner steamer 70 United states SIC and per cent pDlge
.nsr ding AZ Rio for United States good AVERAGE
santos 10 $50 receipts at Santos 5000 bags SSCoS
stoek 57 600 bags market quiet; santos pnts
for limited States bags Santos shipments 1or
10 600 bags; purchases for CEted btats
es6t per steamer TO Havre 20 and 10 per cent pmage
steamers loading Santos for United States sIeasTs
loading santos Europe. cleared from santos Augs
Ia s. s. Vandyck 5000 bags; cleared from santos 1uSnr
905oo bags including August, at 1e 45Gl65o Septemoer
15s5Gi5N5: October, 14.S5al495; November 5000
1400 December, 1890. closing as fellows JanSarF,
18IOa13a0 February l305al3l5; March, l." Voaloi 70
April 13o5a13l5; August l6d5@ISSS g 9G
Hos december 13.55n96o Warehonse , dslN cries
since August l. 1891 New-Nork 1920 bags "a tno?e
2ss bags New Orleans 1895 bags; total S4O4 bagS
COTTON-The spot market was quiet at l-16c decline
Sales $40 bales for consumption also last week oI D-
fore reported 1880 bales for export and 2S' baes of
Consumption total, LIFT bales ,,o, ,ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
uvrroY MARRETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LverpsI, Aug H. p. m.-Tle sales OF the day
included $500 bales American Futures closed quiet
-Mddlng, low middng clause. August de-
livery, 23-6404 24-6id; August and September de-
livery, 236fd4 24-64d; September delvery 4 20d4d
sellers September aud October delivery 26G4d, sell
leTs October and November delivery. 306ad. buy ers'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,

FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN GRONE &C.
FROM PIER s, y. r. FOOT or REGIoHK oSI,,,r,
Beach Long Branch 30, 10 :45 NJ II o9 m :00
Saturdays cnly). 3:45, 80 3 80 p NJ sundays 9'oo
For Atlantc Highlands, at 80, 200 a. NJ Co S;45
For Elberon. Ocean Grove. 'As6ury Park ana POINT
Pleasant at 40 a. q 100 Saturdays only6 $40 49,
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat at 80 a. m.
- 700 m. Il 100 Saturdays only. As P. M $500, ,,,,
FOR Beach Haven, Atlantic City, Vine ana ana Brldse'
ron ~ m - 100 IN. II 90 u. m. oaturdays Only)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-18
LACkAWANNA AND
AND

WtSlrRN RAILROAD.
Shortest Line. NestiDuled Pullman CoacniS -.
Ga Ei-Bunalo. Rchned SPRING and Os"t2o EAR5,sss'
via Paterson Water OPP sroudsbulg scisto' P Ps
psnsvle shS rburne wstsre RiSn1eG ED s ,Td r
Fulton and intermediate stations Connects az Scraho
with trains Pittson Mike, barre psisys o'u 0i
,,n'harisnd al Bufa,O with trains for he West
W 90 a m-Binghamtoa Mail, via BoOnton. ,,,.. l-.~
n Min ghamtOn and Elna ENpfeo, Ior MsDer psp'
shirg scranton Owego, Wayefy ana Emra, coz:
nects at Scranon with trains for Pltts'oh Kingston anu
20 M mscrantOn wikesbarre and Plymouth Ex.
press ,u, prroIo Limited Express via Pater.
son; Ior earning Bath, Wayand, Danyile, NJ
N MdNis Sc arriving Ia Buffalo az 80 a. m. o..
MOTIFS buffalo Richheld Springs and OsNe2o
,p Tor stroudsburg, scranton Binghamton Cortant
I.NlTese Oxford Norwich. Sherhurne
SyracuH'io TTtico &C. and I'll points Buffalo Division;
oSoacts With trains for the West