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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-18

Livingston.
During the past week n. ID, Kellv bas
been circulating q petition in the interest
OF James Sohofeld. who il a candidate for
postmaster.
A. q regular meeting of the pension board
held last week JAS. N. Samples and Jas.
Cook. Of this city. wore examined for
original pensions.
Brakeman Peter Thoman, who vsa in
iursd on The road at Helena last spring, has
been awarded damages In the sum Of RIA
600 by a st. Paul court.
Potter N. Decker and Miss Anna MsO,n-
nell were united in marriage Last Saturday
At tho ranch rssidsnce Of the brides mar.
ents, on tho West Boulder.
Hen. Allen Il. JOY, of this oitv. has hoer
appointed by Gov. Riokards az one Of the
sixteen delegates from this state to attend
the msetinR of the Bi-AetalIio league nj
Washington on the 22d inst.
Tho water ditch OF the Crevioe Mornt.,.
Milling and Mining COMPANY has AGAIN
frozen up and She starting up of the cor,-
pany's twenty-stsmp mill will have ts h.
postponed for several weeks.
A pleasant social dance ocourrad "A tha
residence OF Mr.. and MIS-. John RELY in
Riverside addition Last Thursday evening in
honor OF the marriage Of their dauohfsr
Margaret, 10 Patrick Monahan.
For the X. of Z. ball, to be held In <ht.
city on Feb, ~ the Northern Pacific will
make a rate of faro and one. fifth for ronnI
trip, subject to m attendance OF seyentr-
five. Tickets good to return up to and IN
Guiding Feb. %.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to tho b. of L. F.
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I'M II SCHEDULE.

In effect on and after Sunday. August %
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. /. Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1:SO q. m
No. 4. Atlantic mail. east hound 1890 2:40 p. IN
No. u, tUur u'A.ene. MlssoulS and
Bntte expre.a. GAS p. IN
No. 8. Mnr?ssllle passenger. ...........1l:20 b. IN
No. ~. MarysYile.a accommodation, 49,. I:uU p. IN
No, q. Wiukes. Boulder and Elkhorn
rassenger ;"".:.:. 5:1o Z. m
nesd-y US and Fridays 500 p. IN
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA.
20. I, Pacific Mail, west bound ........ l45 D. m
No. 4, Atlantic nal. Gust bound. ....... lAOn u, IN
ho.a lutte, Misgou' "a and LWur d'Aleno
eSnress, 80. $50 n M
No. 7, Marysvillc passenger. ,......,.... 7:ta a m
No. 9, Marysvillo accommodation. -. 500 D. IN
No. 10, Wiches, Boulder and Ekhorn
Passenger ..u,..,v ,,......,. 7;a0a. IN
No. 101, Rimini mixed. Mondays, We'd
nesdoys and Fridays S:l5a III
rains NOS. l, 4, : nd q connect at Garrison
with Montana Union trains TO and from Butte.
Deer Lodge and Anaconda
Iraina Nos. , and { VIII run between Helena
and Wallace. Idaho, without change of cara.
For Rates, Map. Time Tables or special
Information apply 20 Shas. $. Fee. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, st. Paul.
Minn., or
~ y. EDGAR,
General Agent of tho northern Pacific Il. II. at
HELENA. MONT.
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The rush Of buyers at The Bee Hive last week
vas good indication of the bargains being Of
fered at that well known establishment. Me- rs,
tenzberGer. Barnett Il 60, are bound to draw
the trade as long as they hold to their present
system OF selling for cash only on small mar
gins. This week new Inducements ara offered
to buyers, and everyone should take advantage
OF Their offerings in almost every department..
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The Yellowstone Park Line.
This marvellous WONDERLAND reached only
by this line
The PEOPLES Line.

The peoples highway from Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis, Duluth and West Superior TO Win
nipsg. Helena, Butte, Missouln, spokane, Ia
coma, Seattle, Portland and Puget Sound.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-18
The Tourists Line.

The popular line to reach axes Pend d.
Crielle, Cuur d'Alene. Kootenai, thelan, the Hot
Springs and Mountain hesorts of the NOkTH
WEST and to ALASKA,
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Through Tickets

Are sold at all coupon offices of the Northern
and West. in the United States and Canada.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-02

BY William Kennedy: Foreclosure sale NJ 60 . Ba,'
25x6s 9x2sSoo1o. six.tory brick tenement, with
BY bryan l.. Kennedy, Partition sale. two par eols
No 4oi West street o. feet south of Charles street
22.3Np3pk21 .bNS7l0. three-story and cellar store.
brick building. T. A. Arens SlTloG -
Nos; Dob aud 535 Canal street. north siue petween
WASHINGTON and Greenwich streets: 8l5x5os irTegu'
lar thre estory and cellar brick store ana dweunR.
with alley rights on Washington street, H. Arena,
S13OOu.
By James L. Wells; Foreclosure sale. north west cor.
ner OF lGlst street and Norris place lso eot on the
street by 1903 the place. less strip leot deep
taken from the front proceedings for widen
Ing street. with two and one.balstory frame dwelling.
to VI. Bryer. S2l.34l. -.
Foreclosure sale. two lots on east side Park View
Terrace. 325 feet north OF Wellesley street. 6oxl3o6o
X5O. tUNl25, to plaintiff 5000. 49, go,
Also public sale OF building. with lot 25x82.
on Conrtlandt avenue corner OF looth street, TO A..
Pfeifer. 5000.
one lot. 25xs2. on Courtlandt avenue adjoining tho
One lot 25yN2 on Ccurtlandt avenue. adjoining the
above to r. Eckel. $4,000. .
Twostory frame store and dwelling With lot 2bxe..
No 1856 Conrtand avenue 10 feetfEom l6oth street. TO
p Eckel So. 800.
BY Peter i. Meyer: Foreclosure sale 2i5 West 115h
street north side. 265 feet weRt OF seventh avenue
2GxlO0ll. hvestory brownstone nat to piaintin.
$4,000,
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f.ssHA S y:!'; q s' sSS Net. Traction. 81 "


TUESDAY. Aug. !.
Imports OF gold on large scale. which have
been foreshadowed in this column for several
weeks past. are now well under way. The
movement has been facilitated by the adop-
lion by the Bank OF England OF a fairly
liberal policy In the matter OF supplying
the current demands at London for gold.
particularly American coin. for shipment to
this country. and also by the collapse OF specu-
lative movements In breadstufIs and pro-
visions at Chicago. 1t 10 understood that tn
Bank OF England was induced to lower its
price for eagles and double eagles by
tho certainty that 1t would soon be COM
pelled to part with q considerable portion
OF its reserve incidental to a heavy
movement Of food products from the United
States. and further by representations from
iyading bankers here that a few millions OF
gold released now would help business gener-
ally much more than larger amount later on.
1t Is to the credit VI the management. OF the
Bank that 1t has taken broad and unselfish
view OF the situation.
Engagements OF specie In London to-day for
shipment by to-morrow's steamers aRgre-
gated $6.70O,O00. In addition to this amou Mt
about $2.O0O.000 Is now In transit Conse-
auently nearly 100000 OF gold will be
received by the New York banks from
abroad during the coming week. While there
% NO concerted effort on the part OF Clearing
House banks TO force imports Of specie. 1t is
fact that all Of them that number foreign bank
Ing houses among their clients. and few
others that do not have such accounts. are
supplying money at q fixed rate. generally 9
per cent. to drawers OF foreign exchange
who wish to use the money In buying
and forwarding bills ON London. or
eourse. the banks that are furnishing this
money stipulats that the loans shall bs paid In
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Electric stock ouot.t,or,
New York Markets

ports. 81 34S bb,s. &c. Receipts. 4a.l23 b6is &c.
spring wheat b. ands in bbls. was quoted n follows,
No. s eHfs e.SS
20 20. straghts. S3.35es3 76 patents. SJ.75SS4 2.
g g e: supsrfne: s225s t2s5 10 extra: $40
patents $3.50 7 Scsan
50. l5@S3 %; city mills Tor West Indies s3So@Sas5:
corn meal Western, s2eoes2 70; Binndyw.ne. s2 t.
s4S Ss Msanrns ,ysiiSw white sTts
and samp %; io9s3 IS. Pearl barley. 81 9oGS4 20:
grnnuated yellow. s2.5o@$2.T5 p bbi.; white granu.
lated. s2.50SS3 y Dbl Choice farinA S2s2 40 4 bb:
81 PssSsknG aS ssoS:s . 9S'msa sac
S2@s2 80 Mil Feed-Bran. q 100 Ms 80 ibs) 758SOc
shorts 100 bsL 7251S75c. iniddinRs 80 to 100 ms
75Css5c.; sharps (hne). 9oSv5c.: rye feed 75SSOc
nsssd sat sossse 9S s se. oil meal
Ds.; hominy chop Suc.: cottonseed meal, F25@S28.
GRAis-WheAt was excited and early In the day ad-
yanced &C. to lac.. owing TO liberal export move
men and higher stock market but later on the ad-
vance was lost and small dec line succeeded. owing
to failures in the provision trade Chicago and long
liquidation Toward The close there was rally which
left prices 80 to NC lower in most than those
LLsstsrday There was st good demand 70. export
were 500 OO bush. Spot sales 24O 600 BUSH inciId.
ing 20 loads for export. No: red at MsS3c. under
September T. Q b. ahoat: No. hard winter at h@fc.
under under Part sS Toledo a
for specisi august Milling. No an" Sr,6eqrnna s at
s Sass 'rs tn
ledo 4l7o7o: Detroit 1oG. ZAP: Kansas City G4O5;
New York 1896 1926; baltimore. 2os. 100: Phiadepnia
total yesterday iI-saie; total last Year Coz ssa
Future sales, q, 100000 BUSH, follows;
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!; s. ssT :. :Sss 3 sc / : rvs

sGp Fl e geo L ,',;Psa
sIo5: y. sais; 1910; W g.s W; VI, sL2S;
bid; OIL City. bshc. Refined unchanged.
OoTroslThe failure, in the Chicago provision trade
had much to do with the decline In cotton. though
rain, IN Tsxs: and nnfsvorsbe sdvices from Lysrpool
and Manchester also contributed to the depression.
There was enough foreign and domestic liquidation in
cotton 20 carry prices down 10 to ~ points and they
DAY. Safe, Of i27hoo bales. Liverpool declrs1 IN
points. and closed quiet, with spot sales or 1000
bales In Manchester yarns were IN buyers
favor and cloths dul spot prices here we're
bales Tor export and 22s for spinning The southern
tpot markets were quiet and In most cases unchanged
There was decline of Lice to Nc. at two OF them.
New orleans declined Is points The receipts at the
and l52t last year The folio are to-days trans-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-02
Live Stock Market.

NV YonE. Tuesday, Aug l,-Reccipts OF beeves were
direct to slaughterers No trade. Dressed beef nrm
At 6!fSsc. .. m for native aides Latest cable from
London quotes American steers hrm At llh@l8c
n H. dressed weight, and American refrigerated beer
steady at scant IOc y n. shipments to-day, 900
beeves and $500 quarters of beef Tomorrow. tt3
beeves and 2.4,0 quarters OF beef
Receipts of calves were 1t7 head Market SLOW ana
barely steady. venls sold Mt So 5o9s7 q 100 bs but.
termilk calves at IS so.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs. including cars direct
were 1916 head Market active and values nrT Tor
prime ock. Sheep sold mt $l.SbSs<,1O u lOo bs
lambs at s50s8.bo' Dressed mutton slow Mt 7S9c q
D.: dressed lambs steady at p9l1c. 80
for sale Market lower at s6Css6 .37k u 100 Ms
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-02
&C.. seth q. " Central Par. Yves. Q yn

1e sc seth o. " Central Park west, Q yrs
osna james NJ and wife to VIM Ii.ssr. VS. -,
Madison av, n Sth OF. lyr.................. 1000
sSr &c. s0re6sSd st, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
trus &C. ia West I'd e. i yr......... i. 10000
sshrosd.r. both It. 9Th sr. y " 1900
Herrlioh. Henry. and ano TO Philip Herrlich.s .o
lobth st. Sd av. Observation-Disclosures. booo
Heyer. William, to Albert Y. Putnam; o
Water ht or road tntersect line, lot 81, map
farm At kinasbrldre, Mary Macomb oo,
Ing: sd Il. 9Th az. demand. o 5000
Hart. Henry to the socety for the Relief OF
ssPart row. ba. S st. anu a"o 100000
Intermnnn. Ernest O. and wife to German
wisS Az As'o nann ST. o''o 5000
seInef; 3 ID AZ. ss,h ct. yp, ,..e'"... $4,000
stth a. "a av VS. " 10000
Ketcham. James W. to ChNs Cnmmnnn and
days ,,'...,.1'.,.' 10000
DC. wsWster st isa. 3 yrs......'......,.. 100000
william ST. " two. .'...',....,,...... 100000
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1SiIrcsdd

c1NfNfSsNhStNhH
.ApsseIoa,s oeEATEsT RAILROAD
NEWYORh
G g. 1T, r. !! !:
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS
All trains arrive at aud depart from Grand
Central Station, 42d Street; the only railroaN
ttation In the CITY Trsins leave as toiio"0
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
$40 4. M.1Excspt smnd ,.rs Fastest r''h !"
ADIRONDACK. a. MONTREAL SPECIAL
$3.50 faui smith's Leon Lake ami Montreal
CHICAGO FAST MAIL
9:IO f Tor Rchncd springs wagner service.
SARATOGA a. LAKEGEORGESPEC H.
Q:2O MESe.s s%n1sy, and So mos,e.. Io'
NEN YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 Rgs sS sesv es1'
DAY ENPRESS.
1880 doe not run West q .eveland and Detroit
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1900 sg Nssns4 .:rrs. ' bnSs NJ
-OUTIIw EsTEKN iIMITED.
lOOs M aa1. sS NE q Nn .s,4s lr 9''
SATURDAY SARATOGA LIMITED.
1.hSP. M.-satuidsy only. Connects at Cats
l.4C Viii for prin c,pai points In the mountains
EXPOSITI0N FLYER u.IMITED).
GREAT aO-HOUR TRAIN TO CHICAGO
FOR THROUGH PAsSENG Era ONLY.
S:UO day. Complete Wagner Wa t res,,bS,s service.
ALBANY. TROY. AND SARATOGA
SPECIAL.
$3.50 ! MF asn. ssnarSS. 6s1osS oaes
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:3O daso ssd va sspsr Ss.sSSls M
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
6OOn Mpay w que Gh .ssyis. p,n,ns cs
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
6:25 Minpsy pss suI Man,t.. a.. q NJ NJ
ADIKONDAt'K&MON EXPRESS.
S:UU Placid. Malone. Montreal. Wagner cara
BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, AN ID 900
ISLANDS SPECIAL.
c.Cn II. M,-Daily. Due Buffalo 1850 A. ~.
(:oU Niagara Falls $50 A. ~, Clayton 5:45 A. n
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS SPECIAL.
S:OOnp MnonY Yo.1 Rsf GnG e. sa, ~
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
900 MStpy an g car SD .H.ns for
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
9l5 dpe N1 ns.n e. Go P :a Chicago and
PIT SFIEID, LENOx, NORTH ADAMS,
ANT VT TIL !s, fhfk ' bIVisi H!Ihs'
Two through trains daily. except sunday, 9:o1 A. u.
due Pittkfel Id, 80 North ADAMS 80 NJ $3.50 p H.,
due Pittsiield 3 10. North Adams 9;lo NJ
FAST BERKSHIRE EXPRESS.
.ns ssn sn M arrives
For time of zeal trains tickets and space In
s ssss 1ss
ST.. T26 Fulton st. and "a broadway. E. D.. Brooklyn
Trans leaving at $500 S:33. p:lo. Y20 A. NJ. LAS.
westcotts Express calls for and checks baggage from
JOHN VI. TOCCEY GEORGE n. DANIELS
General Manager. Gen ernl Pass. Agent
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DELAWARE AND HUDSON R. R,

THE SHORTEsT. QUICKEST. AND BEST LINE TO
MONTREAL
Leave GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT .a:2o A. NJ, :25 r. NJ
Arrive MONTREAL $3.50 r. NJ, U:45 A. N.
Also Pattsburgn see ping car 1925 NJ. train for
pnsse myers saranac Lake Placid Paul Smith's Loon
Lake 6c via ChatenuGay r. r.. the Favorite Route to
the Adirondack arriving at destn alton at scasonabe
hour after breakfast at Plattsburgh
D: and II. Ticket ONCE and Bureau OF Information.
Fl Coz tlandts st.
Send u cents stamps for illustrated guides maps
&C.. Of Northern summer resortsto
j. w. BUADICK, g. r. Al,
Albany. N. Y
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to the Government within Ave days after their

to the Government within Ave days after their
offers have been accepted.
Money on call opened at 10 y cent. and de-
ons were Thsre Is nea e.
nothing doing In time. money. and whatever
are made are the Tsips
market 10 at standstil.
Tho condition Of the sterling exchange mar
ket was changed somewhat to-day. y is true
london growing out q the heavy loss Of gold by
mand sterling and ca es were flrmer. owing to
fs sea rnm & Large bS 81 sGa
mcnt was chiefly In dem and bills at 4 .S5H. The
! regular businessin exchange was light There
we're Larger amounts OF eompmerciai francs 81, on
only. offered for prompt. deiiyery. but also Tor
continental, exchange was weak and lower.
s Gissd for onsr F Ss and Sr or
desnfpa s Asfaa ratss are ab9ng BILE
for, sight; reichsmarks 93.69Ja for long
and 80 II 10 Tor short.
sic 81. 70 premium for cash. PAYABLE IN Clear.
Az nSe'hs or 'Sa1:
sns sfaP par pasmis%. New
San FranGiscoEsieht:; 20: ,teisFraphic. 30
saleable at better than $40 discount.
The exports Of general merchandise from
y ns Sos IT Gr ao week ass sndns
week OF last year.
Transactions on the New York Stock Ex-
Of stock. nm Increase OF 2. 1893 0sS as compared
with the same month Of last year. The deal-
e155Uo par value. a decrease Of S., 72a. 500 as
compared with last year Silver bullion Ger.
tincates to the amount OF 900. 900 ounces were
ounces.
report for the Quarter ending June 80: ''''"A'
sass Inc ms:
rsss s s.' I ISSS9s R ss
Surplus. sei0.ssV sso5.O4l p.,. $3.50 so2
The Philadelphia md Reading Railroad re-
Increase Of S57. 453 as compared with the same
mnsh rSn nd net ss2 ds
e an Of siss1S as eon
9set y 9s sn spa ast B saS
gross Of. sl9i. 7}9 a decrease in net OF $io1.-
sna 81 sgSs for tfe seysn
ending June 80 the railroad company has
earned over all charges S4G5. 262. decrease OF
SSSG.054 as compared with the previous year.
Out OF net earnings for the seven months $780,
5S3 were paid for equipment. The Coal and
Iron Company for the seven months failed to
earn charges by $735. 1884. an increased deficit
OF $3.50 2O2. Both companies failed to earn
charges for the seven months by S27O.O71. n
loss OF 81. 152.255. The Lehigh Valley Rail.
rond reports gross earnings for June Of ST, 400
$50. Il decrease Of S7B.0S2 as compared with
the same month OF lat year. and net SAC, 7TS,
a decrease Of S77.S08.
Treasury balances compare with those of
yesterday as follows:
Gold coin and bullion .ss1.isa seS Sss
Silver coin and bullion -, 3,472335 2Y33 CYL
Legal tenders ineludnf
Treasury notek.......... 1S.914.931 is 26DSG4
Totals. s12l 13I 4b5 $50 seO a12
Deposits In national banks, ST., 1853. 1873
against S11.ti3S889 Yesterday. In addition
to the foregoing tho Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased uni or the act OF July IA. 1890
81 4s.2S,..: ;4S. and Treasury notes issued
against the same. Sl4S. 70 $50. OF which Sl44,-
lOS. o3l are outstanding.
Money in London. y q cent. Rate OF dis
count in the open market. for both short and
three three, months bills. - cent. Amount q
on balance today, 900. Paris advices
exchange on London at rs francs 25 confines
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FALL RIVER Linz

For BOSTON. NEWPORT. Providence. Gotiage City,
Nantucket. Cape Cod White Mountains. Bar ijarbor,
and all Eastern points
DOUBLE SUMNER Sc RyICE Steamers PURITAN,
PILGRIM. PLYMOUTH. and PROVIDENCE In commits.
sion toge her. Leave New York from Pier - North
River. foot of Murray ST.. as follows:
$50 II. W., week days and Sundays, for Fall River
direct due 4:i5 A NJ, connecting with vestbuled
train due Boston so A. NJ.
OILS r VI. week days only. for Newport and Fall
River, due Newport 5:<5: Fall River. 800 NJ: con.
Meeting with vestbule ed train. due Boston 300 4. NJ
Connecting Annex boat leaves BROOKLYN week days
and sundays at SEQ p. NJ. Jersey City 40, r. NJ A
splendid orchestra on each steamer Folder. giving
New summer book QUAINT Cape Cod" sent for 10.
postage: Fall River Line Tours" &c. Address +. u
box 4S2. Now York.
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LACKAWANNA AND
WESTERN X. Il.
n Ia York. Foot al barclay

DELAWARE EI hAGRkNAK WA A. AND
Station In New York, Foot OF Barclay and
Christophrc ST..
IRA ms, ruhfMAN.I SASSIE;-;; -.
Orangra summit, Bernardsrile. Basking Ridge.
Madison Morristown rassaic. Paterson: Bnonon.
Dover stanhope, Budd. Lake; Lake !Iopatc9n.
Flillipi6urg, Eas,sn Water Gar s,rov M,s To-
Snnpcoss D1Rys rn,s M"n11se
RicGheld springs, Cortland. syrscnse. Osneg".
Buffalo. and all points Wost. Northwest and South.
$500 a. M.-Bunalo Rtchfed Springs and oswego
Express. Pullman parlor cars Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago. arriving at 8:45 next MORN
s.aO A. M.-Binghamton Mail Stops at principal
90 r. M.-scranton. Binghnmton. and Elmira E,.
press. Pullman paror cars.
AtiO r. M,-scranton. Wiikesbarre. and Plymouth
Express Pullman pnror cars.
Tao II. Northumberland Limited Express. Pull
man sieepers. Arrives at 1915 A. NJ.
900 n. M.-tdailyl-BufalO. Rchfeld Springs, and
Oswego Express. Pullman sleepers
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at . Murray
ut. and 42s Broadway Tickets at ferry stations 1853
and Y42 Broadway. q West l25th ST. 235 Columbus nv,
New York; 1913 Washington st.. T26 Fulton St" and ~
Broadway. Brooklyn. Time table giving full informa
ton At all ststionh .
We,tcolt's Express Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
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fNoyIsos.nohicaso broke sssc. gu September lard
Der OF failures there. and the excitement was very
great Later on there wasa rally OF 81 90 pork and
&c 10 &c in lard. Here tho provision markets were
utterly domornlized by the slddenness OF the Western
current. Lard here was down SC spot saies $50 tcs
Western at @ac Future sales were 900 TICS at
Iobsr 1l0o. dressed log, steady at ISsesc and pigs
14ASl7fc Fancy cheese. e@v1&c Best butter. ls92Oc
T0nAcco-sales OF 100 cases 1891 Ohio pQloc, 100
l292oc.; SO cases 1891 New England iavana. 25sdoc.
60 cases 1891 zimmers, Il912c; 400 bales Havana
Toe. SSllo; 10 bales suma,rs S2s6SS+?h
GRocnaIEs-Cofee fltures were dul and decidedly
lower European and Brazilian markets generally
easter The receipts at kio Janslro and santos
showed some increase. being . llb bags. The close
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Ticket,. New York to Chicago
and Return. $500.
Special. COACH EXCURSION ON
SATCkDAY. AUG. 1e, AND WEDNEs.
DAY, AUG. 10. AT $500.
Through tIa MS for Chicago and the Worlds Fair
leave foot Of West 42d as follows 15 minutes earlier
from trankInst:
O.iI a. NJ. daily. via Niagara Falls Through Pull.
man .leepeIs New York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit
:45 ?: NJ. Chicago $3.50 NJ. 81. Louis 7:45A NJ.
7,4S r. NJ. daily. via Niagara Fall. Reclining
IsTSaxhn Iai,Rsn ;isepsfs Ssw Yozt chicago.
s1S 4. nj. except Sunday. for West Cornwall.
orrs Mil. Campbell! Hall Lake Mohonk. Lake Mime
Ford. Middleown BloomngburRh. WurtsborO SUM
mi willie. Elenrillo. Pittsburgh. Monticello. and Lab
erty.
Monticello Liberty White Lake Carbonate scranton.
Walton. Delhi. sidney. Norwich. Utica Rome Oneida,
Fulton. oswego. Niagara Falls
$40 4. III. saturdays only. for Campbell Hall.
Middletown. bloom ngburgh. Summitvie. ElenviIle.
Pittsburgh Monticello. Liberty. White Lake. Living:
3,IS =. ". Except Sunday. vesttbued Limited
for Lake Mohonk Lake Mnnewnska, and Waikiki Val
icy Railroad statIons C.mpbsl Hall Middietown.
Iiurleyyil!e Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksville and
a no +. III. {exesp. Sunday. for West Cornwall.
orrs Mills. Campbell Hail. Mlddietown sumnitville,
-7,4S T.. N. daily for Middletown. summitville.
Pittsburgh Liberty. Livingston Manor Rockinnd.
Walton. Sidney. Norwich. Oneida Fulton, Oswego.
Niagara Falls
Tickets and Pullman uodations at 37I Broad.
New York Transfer Company calls for and checks
baggage to destination. }. Z. ANDERSON, @. p. A..
co Beaver ct. Now York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-08-02

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for 500 test molassss sugar ana 2sc for Rio dr.nds
was api:s and steady; Tea 81. lOs9 ,sesSb is,lSs
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NAVAL sIoREs-wsre weaker. spiIits turpentine dull
at 2oJlS2Ic Rosin active. Sales OF 500 bills.