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Special Prosecutors Report.

Several days ago Governor Fuller
called on e. L. Bates for a report of his
transactions as special prosecutor with
the Municipal Court, to cover the period
from October 18th, 1892, to June LIST,
1894. Following is copy of the report
which will be found complete in every
detail:
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our Whole Confidence

in Hoods sarsaparllla, and which attracted
much attention hereabouts, was the cure Of our
little son, Harry, of consumption. Six years ago
while living at South Berwick, Maine, when
he was but three months old, he was seized
with an illness which developed into quick
consumption. Everything possible was done,
and the doctors, after a consultation, said
they could not save him. He was not expected
to live from day to day. My sister had bottle
of Hoods Sarsaparilla which only contained a
few tsaspoonfuls. In hopes that 1t might give
the boy little strength and possibly life, we
gave him few drops Of the medicine three
times day. When the small quantity had been
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-06-05

Secure your seats, as there will, I'M
doubtedly, be large house, June 9th to
Alabama"
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'Cal. ....'...--s ...........
CASES NOW ON APPEAL,


There was one case taken. to Supreme
Court from Municipal Court on excep-
lions.
Every dollar of above has been paid by
the Municipal Court to the county clerk,
and by him accounted for to the State
Treasurer. The period covered en-
braces three audits by the State Auditor
Those of the December term 1892, June
and December terms, 1898.
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ITO RENT-A desirable tene msnt to rent on the r.
i corner of South and Weeks streets. lnquire'
S. L. JEWETT. 5TF
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xuMBER OF SPECIAL PROSECUTIONS BROUGHT.
Total. -.

OF the above he secured sentence of
Imprisonment in IL cases. Fines have
been paid in the following cases: Selling.
"A; keeping, "a; intoxication, 4S; tramp
act, l.; breach of the peace 1. Making a
total of 11S.
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Salmon Falls, N. Il
Hoods Has Won
Our Confidence
Because of the Wonderful Merit
II Possesses
quick Consumption and CatarTF
Cured.

&C. I. Hood s. Co., Lowell Mass:
Gentlemen: Hoods Sarsaparilla IS our fam
ny medicine, because 1t has proved Its superior
merit. The case which led us to put
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-06-05

ITO RENTING or three fine tenements, with
J. modern improvements, electric lights, Team
heat, bath room, etc. Apply to S. H. RtOCK-
WOOD, 230 Union street. 7d
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ITO RENT-A small tenement house. Inquire
E. S. HARRIS. soft
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A RrIght and Healthy Boy.

Hoods Sarsaparilla has also cured our son
Herbert, aged II, of severe case OF catarrh.
We keep a supply Of Hoods Sarsaparilla in our
house and look upon It as the family medicine.
We have used Hoods Vegetable Pills and find
them very mild and efficient cathartic."
COTTON II. Foss, Box 1874, Salmon Falls, N. II.
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TO RBNT.

OPECIAL NOTICE-A nice, we-fitted store to
y rent in American House Block, on and after
June 1st 1894, Inquire at American House.
NJ c. HEAIY. Off T-F
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TENEMENT to rent on Hall street. Inquire of
l. H D. HALL, Off
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Hoods Pills become the fayorlte cathartio
with every one who tries them. go. per box.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-06-05

ITO RENT-House on Maple street.. Terms,
i S1O.5a per month. Inquire fRATRICK Nc
CURE, 2l1 Maple street
no RENT-Several desirable tenements. Pos
J. session given immediately WILLIAM E.
HAWKS Aft
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AMouNr oF F1NEs ANp COSTS MposEp.
CASES THAT NOW REMAIN uNTRIED.

Totals...... sa,a55 sl,8O7 Sl,O62
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.


BEANS AND PEAs-The steamers California and Vic,
oria have arrived Fiume with about 5000 bags q
considerable demand Al the present time seems prob
able that prices VIII h9a u5 pretty %c 9ms
moderate but with exception II red kidney stocks
ST f ana sGSFs pe bnsh s. d. medium 81
&o o pea Pea sanS S g g 5 s's @n'y @s soup
= lima ''9 aatoS S 60 '2 S s. Co. d. 9resn
81 35a$2 80. do foreign. medium. 81 45qsi %; DO
t9@ e pea 81 81 DO s sret@ p s 20 '0 81 o@
HITTER Supplies shortening M considerably as
msnd at present ana with speculative huylns sellers
fairly Hrm market fancy fresh creamery steady
for all sorts We quote; Creamery state. Penn
ai7c DO seconds l5gloG Do thirds. l4c STATE dairy
a lue w. f' tubs ecos to G @
tubs. thirds 2al$c imitation creamery hrss l4gi5e:
DO thirds seconds ioai2c. factory. hrkins $a4'zc
do tubs extraf. l24al3'4c do. thirds 70 sec
wanted FL the 1%nGy n1 1a,f S- ss ,u
firm market $40 with some Of the special factories
sr there Vas eonsideabc cali for cheaper Of
;ull cream. say at Sc and below. small size full cream
sesi lots held about steady Liverpool cable We
White Taf p psT' sc DO good to brine g Do
@ .s9 7G do s s%q skins s f@9 Ssas ss DO
choice DO good TO prime 4a4Ac do common to fair.
EGGs-Iight receipts consequence OF the Western
ec ead have sH Svaned M further On the better
Fancy Western are now generally reaching 4e 6gt
found Seriously defective goods are extremely Irregular
and do show much improvement We quote; Jersey.
per I5c State and Pennsylvania l4nl4sc: Western
choice. l3ixnlic do Inferior 81 15nt3
FRUITS-FRESH Few new apples arrive and these
rarely OF good quality; better goods wanted and would
quotation. Early peaches dun and Of uncertain
value Conte steady for large and well selected
Cherries in light supply. but rarely Of good quality
fancy large would exceed quotation Clrranis IN mod
and firm Strawberries stu generally SOFT
s,d selling low. Backbercs in good demand and steady
aspberries in fair supply quality and value very n
regular Watermeons declin-
under heavy receipts. We quote: Apples Maryland
per 75cQ$i Is. peaches Maryland per crate slu
81 J0 grapes Florida. Niagara 24Ib case slqs2 pums
Wild goose. per quart. 7qsc Pears lie Cone. per hn
3asc: currants quart 4aec strawseries per guar,
4dsc; blackberes. large. quart. 1Hoc DO small ~
&c; raspberres. up-river large per cup 5gec a. anal
2a4c: do Jersey. per pint Sgee; 40 blackesps LS.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
EXPORTS TO-DAY


York July >. lN't
COrTON-After opening A. advance oi 20 ps's'1
held steady for few moments tn' 80
~ IN roliz,ra salee closing finally iaFely STEADY IN se
rarr, on August was Tl3n7U3c Total sales were 49,
bales Tiverpool futures We're point hEn'I az ~
advanced further during the forenoon nut 'asu ~ d
it,,le toward tho close while spot cotton was llol nk
with a fair doing. our ina'het We ',,ro.
s,oc,i interest speculative trading being almost ehfry
ateent and local making very Cosrr.'' \.
trades slow and sometimes iar De"eei
The weather in sections # the cotton pen u
favorable growing cotton The ONLY Sti''s t',
soe,, 10 ne danger In" are Arkansas
RS In these states the is sim nigh ana
rain is ro.leI. the general opinion NAV IL llc
warm weather continues TO- day OF t"o only no m
will he done 20 the cotton lux tf' te
tonnarature remains nigh. with dry weather Tor a
Tn. Eonlav weekly report shows receipts Of 5000 bales
arans 49, last and since January j. l4l4W".
against ! $4,000 year. Ahoat. lpo hnles AGAINST
1000 last wear Shipments FOR the week were l2u aeS,
against 25COD last year and since January ool'oV''
against II The Government bureau re
thought that the report will show between X, and 81 as
the condition the crop the LIST Of july. Atwood.
Violet & received letters from southwest Texas
and Fort Smith. Ark written several days axo wherein
have been intensified that time by the continue
lack Of rainfall those sections II nat the light
sections N Arkansas has not been SUI
fcient help the crop mucn. 4 Washington dispatch
saws hnti-Option biN which has been referred
= the Agricultural Committee Of the Senate Will be
chairman the committee Is opposed 10 the Hatch bill.
and will amendments calculated destroy It's effect
and eventually accomplish Its defeat by lack of
men between the Senate and House. G. \. Pllsbury.
Opening. range and co.e to-day closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

chicago July ,spccialj. Wheat to-day os' from the
last prices = MONDAY bushc The last quota
ti,ns tho bottom September opened ~ So.
cold 5. AMI 5>-. md closed at aNisH'> cents
July closed ~ - cents discount Tho strike was de
pressing Circumstance. The cables little lower
Tho official wectly bulletins were gen"-tIly faNor
ahl" THE Price Current estimated tho wheat crop a
bushels and nguf'd that To eN1oftatle sur
plus for me ,lulng year would De l1pWN.Fp bushels
There general liquidation h} ou'sii" holders. ana
dld begin De- enough general trade % iah"
q the liquidation. There WAS No. change 30 the
decrease IN the worlds visible 3O5r'o bushels not
large enough hiring about any recovery. com was
irregular early. but custer toward the close There
"a = received over 4 the roads
mo Other hand. there good nu inspection hy
tho lake bushels The contract stock > 30 go
showed decrease flr the week u 5fnttn ursh
Tho shorts, especially the July shorts wef" disturbed
carly and prices advanced particularly FIR july. >
Toward the close the Generalization IN wheat
sold ~ ami -. ana closed a. ~ cents july
fnr the there samples % trad" in
as irregular There no oats
July shorts auddcnN advanced prices cents 4
hIshe. When they covered m" July suddenly
lost advance" II opened at 3is. touched ts. and
closed ~ - cents Tho contract stock was only H@tr
bushels last Saturday. mi has been steadily reduced
since Provisions kept within range. hut were
stli ~ the wards ~ hogs received II Wa not
possible mako any shipments ~ products. outside
shorts inclined 10 cover up. The trade. however
nominal Lard nnl ribs closed ~ cents
Monday September pork NJ The same price. July got 10
"a llttle larger discount lIis cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

75cqSi so, watermelons per carload s1ooas2 90 per
the market is nominally unchanged We quote Apples
evaporaed fancy per n. l4i1c. do choice lss4fci 40
CAS- do State G,qsc: chops l7f2c; cores ana Skns
lqli.c. peaches. evaporated peeIe,n y tsa,ornis
ARA rasnheries evaporaied. l6c DO cherries l.
Gi2c aprcots 1916. prunes as to size, ga I ,-css
We quote state 1893 choice. per ~ ~" psc9r
10 prime 1lG12c do common =, ia ii "a 493c
pnr EAfivE-Fovls in lighter receipt scuve a,a
higher general sales to-day a. loc si ma trkeys have
aadvancej Ducks and geese steady We quot "p ,1
chickens, large prime pr ID Isi3c' fows local and
BALL. qsE' t7c fsT PrT D95 Ss'f si
and contain only small proportion Of fowls mes, no, n,s
hehe and nT% while spns wy a, barely steady
slightly caster prices Fancy Long eeesc are neg
lected old cocks dun Turkeys shade hlgheT; SQUADS
nrmer We quote Tnrkeys per 10 i lens Pbsdepbia
2SG30c 10 Western dry picked. lSa2tc do "adel lnn
orc spring ducks Long Island and Eastern JOG spilng
HAY AID STRAW Market quiet and UNCHANGED We
quote Hay prime per 700 No. SPqsS 90 as do cover
mixed 50ao,c. rye straw long. lorGoc; do short and
PoTAToEs AND VEGETABLES Receipts Of potatoes
show some deeras and prizes ., @TG Sh Dgng to
forward from Long Island there Is niue chance {" an"
material improvement Onions quiet ana unchanEed ~
ing at low prices southern cucumbers In large supply
and very low Tomatoes steady for fancy large ana riP
choice per Dbl 81 25Q$ 80 do seconds and inferior
5OcG$l onions Eastern Shore and MARYLAND per bask"
dozen punches 5ciSi 30. bceis per 100 bunches 81:
cahhages per Slas2 cucumhers per crate or bask"
Sa5c sdnas E p marTow pr bb Sag o, d. white
Sc eerIisnts per bb s2a$3 green com Jersey per
Moryisndf carrier 81 95Gs2 do Norfolk carrier 75ca
s. so do Savannah 5ogSl; turnips. Russian per DBL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
N.Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y,

Trains leave foot Of 42dst follows Is minutes
earlier ffankIn-st.
IN a m Tor West Cornwall Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska ana Waikiki Valley stations. Middletown.
Bioomngburg. Ellenvie taisburs Liberty Car6ondale
itro Oneida. Fulton. Oswego
OouN',SS m daily FOR West Cornwall. Mlddletown
pi,'min sburg Wurstboro Elenvile Montandale Falls
Liberty Fails. Liberty. White Lake.
Ii o. IN. saturdays only for Middletown Blooming
h,rv Wurtsb1ro. EcnNilic. Mountatndale. Centrevie
EiGshurg Uurleyvic Liberty Falls. Liberty. Parksye
III ineston Manor. Rockl4nd
~ n u M Tor Lakes Nohonk and MinnewasAa Stony
Ford Mild,town. Wursboro. Ellenylle Mountaindale
t.ntrevle Falsburg. HurcyYile. Liberty Falls Liberty
ParksVillc Livingston Manor
a.30 D. m Tor West Cornwall. Orr's Mills Meadow
Rro0k campbell Hall. stony Ford Crystal Run Middle.
town Rloominrburg. Wurstbpro. Enenylle
o. IN. daily for Middietown. Boomngburc
burg. liberty Livingston M.nor Walton. Sidney Nor
witch Oneida Fulton. DsNego, Niagara Falls and points
west Pullman Sleeping cars. Free reclining chair car
o. Chicago without change
Tickets Pullman Drawing Room 37l Broad
way New York j. &. ANDERSON.
General Passenger Agent. 90 Beaver-st ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

Market closed barely steady TO 10 points decline
compared Tuesdays closing prices Transferritle
notices Total sales. 6lGo0 bales New York SPOT
sales to-day and Tuesday night officially reported
spot market dull middng upands. 7i4c. middling GUT
TIC which Lice lower compared with TUESDAYS clos
ing New receipts. 1913 bales, exports Con
tinen 1G9 forwarded o75 sales 1.l2S; spnners. ~
stock l79 7OS Total port receipts to-day. S9l
bales thus far week. 1929. Exports today:
Great Britain s.20l bales. France. 3.262. Continent
Cables-Ilverpool--sp cotton fair business doing
sales, bales: speculation and export 800; Amer.
can 600 receipts. 1900; ordinary. 9lt1; good or
nary 3s.d: middling. 37sd; middling al good mid
steady buyers l64d advance closed barely steady at
10 2-64d net advance August September 39 TO 3oO
october November SOL 363 November December 3o2
10 363 Decemher-January. 3G3 100. January Febru-
ary 200 TO 40l. February March. iV2v: March April
4O3 10 Manchester-C1oths quiet; yarns down"afd
tendency.
COFFEE-The showed strength, but speculation
was on a small scale and without feature The attendance
was small proceedings marked by no i'm
po-tant developments. Havre closed sales Of 500
BAGS as follows July - francs August SO % francs
$3.50 francs October. OF francs. November
50 Is francs. Rio inactive. Quotations nominal ard
unchanged Cleared FOR the United states 4"VV hags
stock $4,000 bags rise % sc took place IN exchange
20 7-l6c; receipts bags Santos market firm and
unchanged at 1000 refs. receipts. 500 bags: stock
~ Cleared from Santos 5000 bags per 'atana
Al Hamburg the market dull at the close prlcHs
showing \ pig advance Tuesday. July 1910 ptg';
August Is pigs September 20 pigs October I223 PIGS
London arrivals June. 5i@32 bags deliveries 90 20
bags July l. l79 500 bags against lsle's bags
contracts closed steady az points advance Sales
were bags follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

Livcpeol. July 3. 3:i5 p m Ref In poor domain
extra duh GSs %. prime mess duIl NJ s
Pork In poor demand. prime mess Western. nnc steady
a 81. medium steady az 5i- %. Hams m good
demand short cut ~ 10 n strong a. jis Bacon
good demand. Cumberland cut about - 10 20 n. firm
fOs short rib about - 10 firm at "Ss, long clear
middles about - ~ firm AZ 3d Gl long and short clear
middlcs about - ~. firm AT 33s vi Shoulders about
II 10 II n nrn 1T 35s Cheese fair demand. American
white and coored. firm AZ 45s. TaoV In poor de-
mand. prime city dull rs ~. Spirits tnrpcntine IN
moderate demand. steady rs ri Cotton seed OIL Liv
crpoo refined steady At 2ls koHn IN moderate demand
steady az b I'D Lard. spot IN poor demand
futures In demand: prime Western spot Easy az 3is
poor demand NJ winter. steady - "a
No red spring. steady - llisd Flour In de-
mand. 81 Louis fancy winter firm At 6s. Corn Spot
poor demand. futures IN moderate demand, mixed West
3 Hl4d. July steady Bs I'D August
stneady AT Is lod September. steady g. 100 Hops
I>ndon-iacihc Coast In moderate demand. f3 los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

London. July 81, y. -Consos 1911. FOR money and
ol 5-lG for the account New York. Pennsyiyania and
ohio mortgage bonds 1874. Canadian Pacific. G's
Erie i4a. do consus. 7j's Illinois central.
g2A. Mexican ordinary. i3A 81 Paul common. d2
New York central 1904. Pennsylvania. t9k Reading.
~. Atchison common. 5A4 Mexican Central. new per
bonds. 5ji.
30 r. m The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from the
Bank u England balance to-day Is fl2uOo Money.
y per The II discount In m" open market
Inr both short and three months bills Is = per cont
adyices quote per rcntcs AZ 100 francs
confines FOR the account. and exchange London
- francs lJia confines for checks.
Paris July The weekly statement - the Bank =
shows ~ % Oo Ooo francs gold and
a decrease ~ 10000 francs Ia silver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

Anal was AT only o%c the lowest for July wheat ana
4ilc OF from the top There seemed to be quite n,e
amount ~ liquidation the absence OF any lstEe
volume OF trade or OF importance prices were
easily driven of Cash quiet Exporters tolk
"a loads sales included bush No red at &c over
July delivered July closed at 5Si1c 5000 bush at &c
,ndcr Ssn,emter b. anoat. September closed nj ol%
900 bush No hard Milwaukee. 2:o over september "
SeIIvered. 10 No / hard Duluth 10 arriNe 80
ovor scnten1ber afoat; 24.OD bush ungraded wheat
rvo,e terms and bush No hard Kansas prlNa
terms Bradstree,s visible made decrease In me hel
see ~ 749 600 bush and the total American visible
20 -o2 ooo hush The worlds visible decreased 3e"WtD
hush and is i54 $4,000 bush.
we give comparison the closing prices OF tnc PRIV
-. Sav and Tor the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
WEST SHORE r. r.

Trains leave Al ST. Station. New-YoTk as toI.
lows, and Is earlier from foot Franklin St;
800 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. Sleeping car.
Newlork tc Boomviue. sundays only. can be oecr-
80 4. VI. Daily local Albany. FOR Ca,skil Noun
and Saratoga. Parlor 10 Albany. sundays
oI5-A 4. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse Roches.
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; except
Saturday tor Toronto
and Catskl Mountains. New Paltz Lakes MohonH and
Minnewaska. Par.or ~ NOomNile and New Pa.tk
Bii.i5 A. VI. Daily except sunday % Catskill Nj ui-
tans. New PATTI, Lakes Mohonk and MinnewasAa Al
bany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Parlor cars 70
Blo0mvil., ga and caldwell
1l5 l.. VI. saturdays only ha!t-hoiGay speclai "
Catskln Mountains. Parlor car attached. - 80, a.,
C.3itO 4. VI. Daily except lrday % Catskil Moun'
tans Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska Al.
btny. Saratoga. Paror cars attached to Hobart and
C|tOO T. W. Dafy eAcep, Sunday. for Albany
BIS r. NJ Dai:y for Albany. Montreal Utica. syra-
cuse kochestci buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto, De-
trou Cleveland chicago ami -. Louis
GRO Il. VI. Daily. eNeent sunday for Newburg. AL
bany Saratoga and Montreal Parlor TO Kins-
7.45 p. VI. DALI except sunday for Utica. Syracuse
sIa' r. NJ Daily Ter Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches
ter Bunalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. CleSs-
land Chicago and ST. Louis -.
A b & leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Al0co, BlOtO
a. m C3 90 p. m. Jersey city p r. r. Station, AlOi@
For tickets time tables. paror and sleepins-car 40
Communications apply city Offices Brooklyn and Nsw'
YORK and AZ stations. Time tables principal hotels
For other information address
C. 4. LAMBERT. Genera. Passenger Agent.
) Nanderbtlt-aNe. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
nALTIMoRE g. OHIO IL. IL.

fsst rAp1Sss I'1 1t 400 CINCINNATI
81. LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL IRA M CYL.
Leave New York loot OF Liberty St. daily EoI ma
cAGo 80 and " Is niSht Esr PIrTsBt, 30
u M and 1918 night. For CINCINNATI ST. LUSp g
= M 600 p. IN. For WASHINGTON, BALTlMoSSnmn, !
a. III 80 a; M. Dining Can 80 800 NJ rtsht Ali
rains run daily except 800 p For Y2 ei va Va
Line 80 m. For NEN.okl; "a 0l ,.sn-
Roanoke Bristol and Chattanooga. through Puli"a" '
IN" Tcket oaccs III eei AS LAO Bway 81 E inis ss
900 Grand-st.. y. Y: ga Fu,t.,-',' b'oo"'y"'
foot OF Liberty-st.. c. r. r. OF y. j. ..,k h. ~rau
Eew-York Transfer Co win call f1r and eheeH o~ss-s
from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06

Through trains Tor Chicago and the West leave New
York foot Of Chambersst. daily. as follows. and ave
minutes earlier IRON West I'D ST..
ok 4. M.-NssUhuled Express for Naverly. Bing.
"'io hamton. Elmlra. Buffalo. Bradford and sala-
manca. PaGloT % Buffalo
3.O0 -. M.-Nestibule Lmitsd. Solid train for Chi.
"'"" cage. via Chautauqua Lake. Sleepers TO Chit
cagO, Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
Gro 4. M-soll train 10 Chicago Via Niagara Falls.
o''N Sleepers 70 Buffalo and Chicago
S.Ir r. VIVA Chauluqua Lake and Niagara Falls.
Oh" Solid train e. Chicago Seepers 10 Buffalo.
Chicago and Cincinnati Dinng ca
I OCAI TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodai a6l 2i3 AO and a51 broadway $50
East l:5h.s Chambers and West 23d ferries New
York. 333 Fuiton-s Brooklyn 200 Hudson-s TIohokeu.
Jersey City station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and cheeks baggage from hotels and residences des
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
LONDON wool SALES.

London July 5-At the wool sales today o 200 bales
cr,ss,,ro.,s which largely taken BY Yorkshire
byers Tho better grades mcrinos receive ed much
tcntion hut the Inferior poor request. Falk
lands sold moderately arthing advance The sales
OF greeses and the prices obtained for them
follows
New-ssouth Wales. 60 bales. NJ 4i,d 10 l0d
Queensland. 200 bales at Gi.d To- 1isd
Victoria 2oD bales. AT 5i4d TO lloyd
South Australia 40 bales NJ 4@4d 10 lad
Australia, 700 Lalcs at i94d - GAf.
New ZAaland $3.50 bales at t3i e. lOi.
Cape % Good Hope and Natal. iOl bales Al 7s4d.
Falkland. 2'sD tales. A. III to 7is1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

low middling Gs.c good ordinary. G5iGc. stock. 1882
bales
rniddng Ice good ordinary &C. net and gross Re
tp bales, sales, 10
bales stock Y 2j2 bales ~ ~
Savannah July Cotton steady: middling. l5-lGr 4.
lou ,niddna 0-!Gc. good ordinary Il 5l6c. exports
coastwise bales sales % haes stock. ooN3 bales
%ev orleans Iulv h-Coion steady good middng
~ middlng G7sc. low middling Gtc. good ordinary
a. net receipts GSl bales Isl bales exports TO
srsncr 7tS tales; sales bales. stock 53G1 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-06
BOSTON WOOL MARK E1'

Boston July THE wool market has been active
domestic Foreign grades have been dull Large
sales Of Territory been made n &c for fine
and fine medium. and i3c for medium a ured
basis OF 3pga2c per pound some big lines Of Texas wool
have also been disposed sdl2isc. including consld-
cradle eight this around 30c per pound Cali
fonia wool has been and ONLY small lots Of spring
sold NJ enl2c Georgia foii l5c pound Wash
Ohio woods are quiet is1isc for and 2uu2ic for Xxx