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Children Only for "r1arket,"

So To speak-that is to bring the most money for their efforts sin hfe-wiLl you
not increase their chances by giving daily attention to the HABITS %t heir aMt
For after ALL it is the different qualities Of thought that makes the vast dlHer-
ence in mems fortunes Manual labor alone never made my man IAN WEALTHY yfaa ~
appear we'll? Then you must encourage them in the habits of mental industry.
They must learn something every day, and that leads to culture and education.
Docs not the cultured mind beam forth in the eyes or countsnanGe 81 a IN man or
It should be the ambition of each father and mother to bequeath to tn world
such boys and girls as will BE-
Se1fsupportng men and women;
2 One step in advance of their parents in perfection and beauty OF mind.
The STANDARDS great ambition is o contribute to such advance, and, to
TO the end that children may have every modern advantage, it offers TO
secure for you that great reference library, the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Tor
onlv 10 cents a day. Without this great treasury of human thought your chill
den will be handicapped in their race for success in ths" advanced age.
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Worlds Fair Rates via the Northern
Pacific.
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Fast limo to Chicago and ST. Louisa
New schedule.

Fast Time to Chicago and 81. Louisa
New schedule.
Upon May Z, the Minneap oils q 81. Louis
railway. albert Lea route" will ~inaueurate
new time schedule between IT. Paul, Min
~nearolis, Chicago and 81. Louis. which, for
speed, comfort gnd convenience cannot De
eIoelled.
The Cannon Ball Express" for Chicago
will leave st. Paul 6:25 p. NJ. Minnoapolis
200 p. ~, arriving at Chicago IL a. M. re-
turning leaving Chicago Mt 400 p. m. daily.
The EST. Louis SpeciR.' will leave ST.
Paul G:25 o. H.. Minneapolis 1900 p. M,
daily. arriving at Quincy 1929 n. m, Han
nibal l1:l5 a. H., st. Louis 3:G0 p. ID.
Breakfast and lunch served in dipiag car.
Returning leave st. Louis 1870 2. M. This
ia the quickest time over all competitors by
three hours.
Train No. 9 for Dos MONIES, Chicago and
Kansas City will leRvs 81. Paul at $3.50 IL.
H.. Minneapolis 1890 a. m, arrivinr at Des
Moines $50 p. M, Kansas City $50 a. 10.
This is the quickest and best t ain from St.
Pau! or Minneapolis to Kansas City and the
southwest.
Train No. 2 leaving as above is also tho
points by two hours.
Train No. 4 for Aankato. Waseen ani
Albert Lea will lenve 1t. Paul at 4:35 .. m.
Minneapolis at $40 p. m.
Train No. Ia for Redwood Fails, MINI.
WATERFOWL, r. d., and intermediate alta,
tions will leave st. Paul 7:50 a.. H.. Mime
apolis $50 a. m.
Luxurious service will be found upol
every train. the equipment being of tn
latest improved pattern. Pullman ca
lighted sleepe 9, free chair cars, etc.
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NTL
Allen, j.
Anderson, Louis
baker, T. Nj.
Benson, b. @.
Black, j. u.
Bolt, Joseph
Camp. II. (AM'y)
Chase. Ed.
Clancy, Thomas
Cooper, Dr.. n.
Dixon. Jin
Doyle, Tim
Enbody. o. b.
Fall, Tim
Fox, Fred G.
Gnrvey. Christopher
Er0vo. Hosox
Harrison. W. H.
Hendrix, Will
Hill. ]. II.
Hopkins, O. @.
jacobson. ]. g.
Johnson. Ole
Johnson. Olaf
Johnston, John
Kelly Il Co., John
Klun,y, Rich. Prof.
Lund. Jack
Mackay. Jas.
May, William J.
Mitchell, j. W.
Murohy. A. L.
Met onnsll. d. FL.
McCo, mick. Fred
Mckinney. ]. Il.
Mckinney. Harry
Nsstle., Frank
Cakes. Robt. Il.
VHa,a. D. D.
Palm, j.
Pinot, Joe
Smith. A. Il.
Soderstrom. Fred
Stone, Charley
Vaughn. J. w.
A D
Austin, Mrs. Alice
Dunnivan. Miss Nora
Hess Miss Maggie
Margelin, Mrs. Dora
Murray, Mrs. NJ. Z.
Peterson. Miss Linn
Rodgers. Miss Nora
Smith. Mrs. Mamie
Smith. Mrs. H. Z.
strube, Mrs. George
Wilson. Miss E. X.
Woods, Mis-
CHI
Man Lee (2)
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A Lender,

Since it's first introduction, Electric Bit
sers has gained rapidly in popular favor,
until now it is clearly in the lead AMONG
pure medicinal tonics and alteratiyea-
c%ontaininQ nothing which permits its use
40 a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized
~ the best and purest medicine for all all
ments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. II
will cure Sick Headache. Indigestion, Con-
stipation and drive Malaria from tho sys-
tenn. Satisfaction guaranteed with each
bottle or the money will be refunded.
Price only 50 csnts a bottle. Sold by H.
n. Parchen d Co.
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Y,etters for the following persons remain
rncalled for at the Helena. Mont, postofics
ion June l, 1888. In calling Tor them
please ray ''advertised."
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mi SCHEDULE.

.sIME SCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Sunday. August y
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. I. Pacific Mail. west bound ........- 1:s0 p. n
No. L Atlantic mail. east bound .......1 2:4O p IN
"H R,,tto csnr,ss. 6:t5 p. m
No. 8, Marysville passenger. ...........il:O
No. 10. Iarysville accommodati0n.. ... a;OV p u
No. .. Wickes. Boulder and Elkhorn x.,o--
no ne "a W. and friaays.............. 500 D. n
TRAIN7 DEPART FROM HELENA
vol Pacific Mail. west bound ....... 1:x5 p. m
No. 4. Atlantic mall. cast bound ....... 1NO p m
No.5, butte. Missoula and Cuur d Alene
No. !. Marysviiie passenger !As m
No. q Marysville Accommodation;.. SOO ?. N
No. 10. Wickss. Boulder and Elkhorn ,.oo. -
No. 1oi, Rimini mixed. Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays. ............... 2. e:AS0 u
Trains lvos.. !, ~ nd s connect at Garrison
with Montana Union trains to and from butVes
Deer Lodge and Anaconda VS.
Trains Nos. : and c will run between Helena
ard Wallace, Idaho, without change OF cars. v
For Rn.ss, Map, Time Tables or Special
Information apply 70 Chas. s Fee. General
Passenger and Ticket Agent st. PAUL
MIMI, or ~ -C s
x .. O.
General Agent of the -jorthern Pacific IL Il =
HELENA. MONT.
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II vou are a resident of av town of 500 inhabitants or more in Montana,
or the neiohborng states, drop a postal card to the STANDARD, and the STAND
R representative will call upon you with samples of the Various bindings
Otherwise cut out the attached acceptance blank and mail to TIM STANDARD
Butte or Anaconda, Mont Act promptly or you ~@ .r~
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On and after May 4th the Northern Pa
cific will Sell excursion tioksts from Helena
TO Chicago and return at the rate of $40.
The transit limit in each direction will be
forty days. with final limit Nov. IL, 1888.
If desired by purchasers, tickets will be
cifc or Great Northern railways at the
same rate.
Bear in mind the fact that the Northern
Pacific 10 the only line running through
cars between Helena and Chicago, without
change.
For further information. sleeping CT
reservations, ETC.. call at the Northern Pa
cific city ticket office. or address
A. d. EDGAR. Gen'l Agent,
Corner Main and Grand streets, Helena,
Montana.
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Standard OH Representative Elected.

Standard Oil Representative Elected.
New YORK, May 30.-At a meeting OF the
directors of the North American company,
held yesterday. the resignation of Henry
Willard as president was presented and ac-
cspted. G. W. Wetmors, chairman of the
executive committed. was elected to sue
coed Willard. The new president repre-
sents Rockefeller and other capitalists
identified with the STANDARD Oil company.
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General Agent of the .jorthern Pacific Il u
HELENA. MONT. ~
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STARTLING FACTS!

The American peopleare rapidly becoming a race
ofnesvcus wrecks, and the following s,lggeststh the
best remedy, Alphonso HempflinE, of Butler, Pa,
swears that when his son was speechless from
st. Vitus' Dance, Or. Miles Great Restorative
Nervlne cured him. Mrs. J. II. Miller, OF Valpar-
also, Ind, j. d. Taylor. of Logansport. Ind, each
gained 20 pounds from taking 1t. Mrs. H. A. CARD
ner, of Vistula, Ind, was cured of 40 to SO convu'-
sious q day, and much headache, dizziness, back
ache. and nervous prostratioh, by one bottle.
Daniel Myers, Brooklyn. Mich, says his daughter
was cured OF insanity often years standing.
1 have had o very fine trade upon DIR. Miles
Restorative Nefvine nn6 Heart cure, ana the
medicines have given universal satisfaction. !
have had one case In particular, a lady 20 years OF
age, who had been II victim Of the MORPHINE habt
for many years; after using IL bottles of your
Restorative Nerrine she was completely cured, 80
that for the past year she has taken no morphine
whatever, and is remark ably we'll and active tof
one OF her age.
WI ERWIN. Hamilton, Mo-
'r~..u On q positive guarantee.
Zine book OF marvellous cures FRET ut druggists.
This remedy contains no opiates.
p9, AILES, HES0kkAk CO.. .:M.sas.. i7eIs
Gold by all d scgists.
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- in the fact that farmers take more apparent interest in their colts and calves
- than in their children. Stock we'll cared for weighs more and brings
more per pound than stock neglected; But how a fairly EDUCATED boy or girl
Without intending any harm either to themselves Or their chhd 1 is it nt
a fact that man parents give more attention Ito their "marketables la to
the perfection Of the man or the woman in their children? Even If you are
preparing your
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Tor biliousness and sick stomach try q dose of
the OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER, \ vegetable rem
IL
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lxl CklAAAk IVA 4SsH
Ied."
LIST.
Anderson, A. Csrlssl
Autsnrith, George
Bsardsley, Geo. h.
Bernhard. Lee
Boyea Il. L.
Csihnvons, Gilbert
Cameron. John
Philir II.
COPELAND. Alexander
Crawford. J. +.
Doughty, Thomas
DunIls. T. J..
Eversols. w. G(A.D.)
Finn. Thos.
Fox, J. r. 80
Genttl1nnos oAHuoIe
ans Julius
He ll.r, d. h.
Hemnn, Herman
Hogan, Charley
Hurd. J. II.
Jones, sam
johnson, Daniel
Inns Vim.
Jungers. Peter.
Kibby, Edwin NJ.
Little, Mr..
LYONS, Chas. Il.
Mann, Harry
Miller, John II.
Moore, j. II.
Murphy, VIM. G.
Mccormick. Willie
Mckinney, J. =. OF
HAIRY
McMahon. Albert
Northwestern Pressed
Brick Go.
O'Hara. j. f.
Plate, George W.
Shsnnon. VIM.
Scribe, James
Stephens, Loroy
Taylor. n
LIST.
Blombere. Miss Arou
ra Forstar. Mrs. Annie
Hess, Miss Olive
a Miller, M IS Lena
Peterson, Miss U.
ia Purcell. Miss Mamie
Ryan. Lizzie
, smith, Maud
Soderman, Miss tint
. Walker, MIS-. =. A.
Winter, Mrs. Ella
Maude May
I. II. CLEwELL. P. NJ.
The sun., 1893-08-01
1iridfnds aud anterfst.

rTNHE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIVIDENDS ARE
i payable At the office OF the FARMERS, RS LOAN AMI
Trust COMPANY. III 1s. 20. and ~ william st. on
and after Aux !. 1898;
Ara ansnw Water Co. I'd Mtge.
american Phosphate ana Che mica! Co.
Alliance Water Works Co. Consd Mtge.
Atticn. Town OF.
Beaver Dam Water Works Co.
Beloit Water Works Co.
East ST Louis: City Water Works Co. Of Consd Mtgs.
II Reno Water Co.
ElRin city Railway Co
Fre-port Water Co.
Fort smith. Ark. water Co.
Galena Water Works Co.. KS
Green Bay. Winona 4 ST. Paul R. r. Co.
Indian hpoiis vincennes r. n. Co.
kniispsii water and Electric e.
iendville Water Co.:
ManitowOc Water Works Co.
Mhryviile Water Co
Metropolitan Gas Light Co.
Mobile 4 Ohio Car Trust
National Water Works Co.
Newburgh Street k'y Co.
Omaha, t,ity Water Works Co. Of
Pars%n. Pnrs1I Wa,s, Water supply Power CO ~ s II.
Petersburgh street Ry Go.
p,tasenrsh pn,ne an,on Gas la Light and cGss CO
1t Cloud Water Works Co.
81. Louis Merchants Bridge Co.
Seymour Water Co
thebOysan. city Water Works CO. OF
Trenton (Mo) Water Co.
ATS Coal Iron Co.
Waterford Water Co lst Mtge
Winfield Mortgage TT%st n,v1nEsns G1
American Tobacco Co
Farmers Loan Il Trust Co.
columou. Water wosts At"i Co. TO- 1898
AUG. l5. 1893
Chattanooga. city Water Works CO. Of
Pullman Palace Car Co.. Dividend.
Terre llaute 4 Indianapolis r. r. Co.
AUG 27. 1893.
Mutual Real Estate Co.
The sun., 1893-08-01
Electric stock Quotation,
New York Mark eta.

MONDAY. July 8l-Flour woak. with only light
trade. Exports 1888 bbls. &c. Receipts. 2s.27s
bus. &c. The sales wore 10000 bbs Winter wheat
brands in bbls quoted as follows M grnde u 30
9s1r5; hno. 81 p5ss2 10: superine s2 259s2 80; No.
:extra, 81 4D@s2.50; No. extra. 81 5oex2 7b clear
Michigan straights. s3l5@:s2b; city mills tor West
nogr. supernns saSSs 2s: corn meal Western. s2eos
81. 20: BrandywIne, ~. III
GRAN-WhrAt declined he. here. but recovered con.
siderable OF this later Chicago declined &C. TO 3lsc
but rallied sharply beiuro tho close. Northwestern
markets dropped &c. to Sc. Toledo and Detroit were
was one failure in chicago The differences between
September and December here ana at Chicago were
7c. to &C. At Chicago New YORK exchange was prncti
cally unsalabe. The depressiun in heat proceeded
manly from forced liquidation ut Chicago. Other DO
pressing factors were favorable weather, liberal re-
ceipts some points weak cables. and the brenk in
Wall street. ON the decline there was an unmsnaily
ordered gold. and important and perhaps favorable
financial developments are expected there in n few
days Tho visible supply decreased +4BOOO bush Spot
sales $4,000 bush. including II loads for export
No. Northern at 1I4S2c under September for early
loading and 1c. Under for early August: No red At
GJstc ahoat early August lc. under september T. o
aHoat August. aud at september prize. or Csc. for
nhoat. part 65S S86&c to arrive; No hard winter at
he under September and Sc. under December to
arrive soon. For local account No red
at 64bs1b5Ifc. elevator These were the receipts;
Chicago 6l.lS4 bush. Milwaukee. 1s.2oo: M'nn"-
apnis l23,520: Duluth. 23U50: 81 LOUIS. $4,000; To-
ledo. 22s. 3.h: Detroit dI.2T3 Kansas CITY 1897;
New York. 5G2 525; baltimore 2ln. 3e4; Ihadelphin.
total Saturday. y6o.5t; total last year. l.sll.2o2
Future sales. IA. $40, 900 bush, follows:
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Public gntiefs..
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE.
tshould be read DAILY by all interested as change
Letters for foreign countre, need not be specially
Tor despatch by any partleuar steamer ok.
ana conasrcisi d eupsnts i.,ssrs not specially "I'
sissS he ending @
THHSAStJLY q, cases - nj, . GYS sTp. a, q.w.
sEsi ssg!s.%piSa and Rrsnsa r. a.';s": feP
sf&s
.a,ssy P e. Soa,ssd ID
4 :; $:
wEbSRsbaSHs sbSSsS: rdf
GIuM direct. pei steanship 2. iesand, via antwerp
a'f,s S; h esis,sa sfssp
fo Stna par aS
psnsn!sty Isl + Ms ier 81 THoMHs. 81, ckSiX
m" tstASH psf ssf.%" Hss
iss a SniHaRySs s!.i sns pss
ffaaR e u
ME- per steamship Ande. let!ers for costa Ricn;
"a %Sp H%s ns afss5sf
Ps2s%S s4sGSS' and
h1hi .as FGRt De stEt rik SS7 S SS
IaS 7l 81? fGF GatssH sn sT1TzEF
+ sssS:%sn,s,s "a S:sS y E EthSth; f. r! =
$s ana fa@Rsy 3 s %;ss!sd S !, ts%Ss =.
GhkMANY NY direct per sienmsnp y nIns ESe via rsmen
! sSa:s
per yesadIm'I; A. s:so 4 u: suppIs%e9!afy %
~ 70, Erk0rE PEI, pc, stsam1snip m Berlin p. via
The sun., 1893-08-01
With I'll the ,Sp,yssB9RdHs 5 .s gsE q sst sssr

| with the corresponding period oi last rear.
and net s11, 4S5.948. an increase otsla443
The Canadian Pacific railroad reports gross
earnings for June Of 81, ,Sg0. .S73. an increase o.
s97. 500 as ompared with the same month o.
last year, and net S722, ,327. an increase of
S5ll1 For the six msnt&hs & eRdingd y dnrsso Inns so
OF 1882. 492 as compared with the corresp@ond- @
decrease dec sssVd oi s25ssil. 1 year. anu nov
The Norfolk and Western RAILROAD reports
net earnings for June Of S2le, 500. a decrease
Of $s.565 as compared with the same month
OF last year For the six months endding June
Increase OF 1858 $50 as compared with tho cor
responding period OF last yeur.
Treasury balances compare with those OF
last saturday as follows: go.
coin ss,. ,;s ~ ss,., 'sisss lie
Legal tenders including - .. ,.,
Treasury notoa...-... 1g.d74pS2 1Ssi4foi
Totas.................sia 7sd s12i, l3l.4b5
Deposits in national banks. s1l.83S;9S9.
against 81 .6tpJ5b Inst Saturday. In addition
TO the foregoing the Treasury reports silver
bullion purchased und der the act OF July IL. 1870
s1abato and Tressnsy % 81 pStss ssb ssaid sai
US,i,3ie are outstanding.
Money in London. hGDI p cent, Rate OF dis;
count In the open market, for both short aud
three months bills. "a = cent Amount OF
buliion gone into the Bank OF England
on balance to-day. ElOS.OOO. Paris advices
London at 25 francs 24h centimes.
Messrs. Wnslow. Lsnier & Co., tho Atlantic
Trust Company. and Messrs. Coffin Stanton
will pay dividends on n number OF securities,
lists OF which are printed in another column.
The sun., 1893-08-01

live Stock Markets.
NV YoHK. Monday July 81 RECENT. OF beeyes for
port 81 for tho market, and 203 cars direct to
slAughterers Trade active at an advance of lOc q
100 MS Poorest to best native steers sold ut ST. OO
So 10 v 100 bs Texans and GooTados at SO t@SI 40
bulls and dry nt S2s $3.50. Dressed beef steady
at 6t6ssc. q b for native sides Latest cable from
London quotes American steers higher a. llhsl3c:
steady at scnnt iOe. y n shi ipmehts to morrow 0oi
beeyes and 2ryOO QuArtera OF beef.
Receipts OF calves for two days were 3.47o head.
Trade slow. but STEADY ysas sold at s59s7 p 100 ms;
Receipts or sheep and lambs for two days. including
~ cars direct were 1853 head, Sheep slow. but
steady; Lamb. active and ksc n higher sheep sold
Dressed mutton steady NJ 7e6c i n, dressed lambs
hrm At Asllc,
clnding cars on sale Market lower at S6@S875 u
400 ma
The sun., 1893-08-01
MONDAY, July 81.

MONDAY. July 81.
There was decided improvement to- day In
Wall street, both In speculative conditions
and in the business situation. Liquidation In
securities appears to have run its course. for
, the moment at least. and at the same time
actual purchases Of securities have diminished
the floating supply to an extent that is making
the short interest uneasy. number of the
leading stocks lent at premium to-
day. and at one time Western Union sold
for cash at IL v cent above the market reRu-
lar way Early In the day that stock COM
manded a premium Of "a v cent. for use In
consequence the shorts endeayored to cover
part OF their contracts In 1t. but were not es-
psoially successful. as the price advanced 81.
v cent on transactions OF less than 10000
shares.
The improvement In tho business situation
consisted OF tho engagement in London of
further amounts Of gold for shipment to this
country. 1t was reported from Chicago that
one OF the banks there had secured $500 600
gold In London. and II was also said that Bos-
ton had engaged S500000. These amounts.
added to those secured by the foreign corre-
spondents OF bankers In this city. raised tho
amount Of gold known to be In transit
to $5.25O,O00. Late In the day 1t was
announced that the Bank OF England
had reduced it's price for double eagles to
TITS. Sd. This information was accompanied
by the misleading statement that imports OF
specie would not be facilitated by the action.
for the reason that the coin was somewhat
abraded The sender OF the cable apparently
overlooked the fact that while American coin
Is sold by the Bank OF England at its bullion
value. It will be received here. unless very
badly abraded. at Its coin value.
1t is understood that this reduction In the
prico OF American gold ooin by the Bank Of
England WAS brought about partly by suGges-
tions 4,dc by foreign bankers here to their
eorrss& &ordsnts abroad. and also by desire In
The sun., 1893-08-01
ATLANTIC TRUST COMPANY
NO. 30 WILLIAM STREET.

NEw YORK CITY.
THE FOLLOWING COUPONS ARE DUE AND Pay
ABLE AT THIS OFFICE on AND AFTER THE 1ST
DAY or AUGUST 1893:
Burton Stock Car Company, B-5l.
Bunnell and Emo Investment Company. Series r.
Columbus. Hooking Valley and Toledo Car Trust
ABB.
Columbus and Toledo Railroad Company. 1st per
Fulton Water Works Company
Fatrhaven and New Whatcom Railway Company
Goidsborough Water Company
Harvey Transit Company
Hicks stock Car Company. ASh.
Iron Car Equipment Company, ~: B. 1872; 70: Ella
JeHersonville Mater Conn any.
kentucky Union Railway Car Trust A60
Knight Investment Company.
Mobile and ohio Car Trust, A-33.
Monroe va sr Company.
Streets Western tabls Car Line.
Superior and Duluth Loan and Debenturo Company
Texas Loan Agency.
18th.
Canada Cattle Car Company, A.40.
San Antonio Street Railway Company.
Toledo and Ohio Central Car Trust, Series &
East Chester Electric Company
The sun., 1893-08-01

Rio ON the spot dull and nominal at l8Iss iGs&c
for No; sugar quiet but steady for raw and refined
at unchanged prices.
moralized BY wheat and the financial situation. but
rallied later Lard nrmer here. Epot lSU tea
city at SIZE: Western quoted at 76c Futures dull;
July 97oc september. Dv5c: Dressed hogs steady nj
711ssc. and pigs At SIC. Mess pork QUIET at Sisa
sIs rsl!ow wssssr ss A'stls Bsst cheese. s,sS
S,vAL s7oms-DulI and weak. splits turpentine.
2BI9S27c Rosin common to good framed. Sbc CeSl
PrIR0Lrus--Saeg of certincat-s, 46O00 National at
6bAc.: on City. 65h@GoAc clcsing ut o54c. Refined
unchanged.
to ra,ns in parts OF Texas slight decline iii
liverpool. and the unfavorable financial situation.
Further rans needed In Texas md were pre-.
dicted by the signal service but the feeling
or pressed in view OF the strngency of money
the decline in Wal street the sempanie In wheat and
that at least some rain had fallen IN Texas Easery
WINGS were P,na dcn.d @ ~ n,nt eS poruon OF
with sales of 20 200 bales Liverpool declined u 10 j
point closing quiet and steady with spot OF 900
bales Manchester dull New Orleans points wer
Spot cotton here lBc lower. at 10 for inddling up
lsnds sale. of io2 h"ies ,or spinning Deliveries
and nnonanged The receipt. at the ports were 1851
The folio to-day 0 trAnsaction0f
The sun., 1893-08-01
DELAWARE I.AGKA WANNA AND
WESTERN *. *.
Station. in New York, Foot oa Barclay and
ShrIstO tOpl. "r Sts.
SHORT 4! ~ EE LED

rR ANS, PULLMAN COACHES
Direct route I Newark. Bloomfield. Montcnir tho
Oranges !summit. BernaidsviIls Bssk'ng RIDE R,dss
Dover stnnhopc Bndd'. Lax Lake ~ wiiopa.eonS p,,
rhillips6urg, East.n. Water Gap stroSlseurg ro
Nanncoke. DnnviIie, Northunber and. Monirose
Binghamton. oxford. Norwich. wnterviiie; u,ira,
Richheid springs Cortland. Syracuse. OswcRo.
Ithaca owego. Elnra. Corning. Bath, Dansv,lie.
Buffaio and all points West, Northwest. and South.
west.
$500 a. M.-Buralo. Richheld Springs. and Oswcgo
Express. Pullman pnror cars Connects at Buffalo
with train for Chicago arriving at e45 next morn
ing
s,2O a. M.-Binghamton Mail stops at principal
1 100 r. M.-scrnnton. Binghnmton. and ElmrA Ex.
prets. Pullman parlOr cars.
AiiO il. M.-Scranton. Wnkesbarre. and plymouth
Express Pullman parlor cars.
7sIO T.. M.-dailyj-Buna!o Limited Express Pull.
man sleeper.. Arrives at I:l5 A NJ. 80.
900 u. M.-daiiy)-Bui!alu, Richned Springs ana
Oswego Express Pullman sleepers:
tickets and Pullman ommodations at ! 8 Murray
42a broadway Tickets at ferry stationa. 7S5
and t42 BroowRy. West l25th at. 235 Columbus aI.
New YORK: 33S Washington ST.. 128 Fulton st. and "
broadway Brooklyn. Time table giving full informa-
tion at all stations
Westcotts Express Company will call fpr and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.