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The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22
NEWS.

s. Z. Cozad came home this week.
John Winters wal home this week.
j. 8. Gillian is home from Illinois.
w. s. CARRIER is home from Chicago.
s. E. Cozad was in the city this week.
Mrs. F. E. .Goble is home from Lin
coin.
We have had several good rains this
week.
Frank Reed was in Franklin this
week.
Miss Lulu Potter Is home from her
visit in Kansas.
Mr.. Grifiths was in Riverton this
week on business.
II. Banks Of RiveIton was in Red
Cloud this week,
r. b. Fulton was in Omaha and Coun.
ell Bluffs this week.
Chas. Schaffnit returned Friday from
Q business trip through the east.
Closing out at a big discount all sum-
mer clothing.-C. Wiener, The Clothier.
j. o. Lindley was visiting a daughter
at McCook and one at Culbertson this
week.
Jno. Hasselbacher OF Garfield, an in,
dustrious farmer, was q pleasant caller
this week.
DIR. G. T.. McKeeby returned home
Tuesday evening, after quite an extended
visit in the east.
Jas Barnes OF Iowa ia visiting his
brother u. Barnes Of Amboy. He came
here for his health.
Mrs. A Altschuler of Hastings and
Mrs. Palm, are the guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Stern this week.
II. r. Pond received his lost pocket
book this week from the chap that car
ried it to Oklahoma.
Conductor Quigley is running from
Oberlin TO Hastings in in Cromwell'
-McCook Times Democrat.
Mrs. Cash Grigson arrives home to
night, after several weeks absence il
Illinois, to the great joy Of Mr.. G.
There was quite a hailstorm near Cow
les last Saturday. The streak traverse
was five miles long and two miles wid'
Mr.. Athow, formerly OF the firm {
Athow & Young OF this city, Sundaye
IN Red Cloud. He is the same jovlal M
A. ."
Some fellow 'hooked' Den Lindsey
double harness the other day; and DE
would like TO see the color Of the fellow
hair. =.
Last week we inadvertently omitte
the marriage notice of Frank Hadley ar
Miss Zeluff. 1t will be found in anoth
column in to.day's paper.
The City Bath Rooms is the place
visit these windy dusty days. Remel
Der they are open from 0 a. m, II p. n
every day except Sunday.
Ed Overing and Walter Warren we
In Bladen'this week, acting as advan
agents for the band boy concert, viii
will take place there next Saturday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22
l,r. CunimOrc Of Omaha.

DR.. Cullimo 70, oculist to Missouri
Pacific railway, Omaha, will meet his
bye and ear patients in Red Cloud on
July 9th and 10th Q! DR.. MoKeeby's Of
fec,
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22
Eye and Ear Surgeon.

DR.. Cullimore in Red Cloud July 9th
and 10th at DR.. McKeeby's office.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22

Hoods Pills cure nausea, sick headache
indigestion, biliousnsss. Try q box.
The Red Cloud chief., 1894-06-22

When 90 many people are taking aad
deriving benefit from Hoods Ssrssparilla
Why don't you try IL yourselfi II vii
build you up. Hoods Sarsaparilla vii
make you strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 80 st. Station. Newl0rk. as iol-
lows, and 10 earlier ifVHi lot FIanNn 81
:i.BO s. VI. lA.y. LlDal 10 Baila.o. S4eeplhs car
New York B4oomyli!e. sundays o"'y' can De ooe1'
10 4 VI Daily local 90 A.bany FOR Ca;sNN Noun,
tains and Saratoga. Parior car 10 Albany slh-A''
D.is A. W. Daily for Albany. U,ica Syracuse Roohes
tcs. Buffalo Niagara Fans. Detroit, chicago, eN1sI
A-iI.01 a. Vi. Daily. except sunday. 70 Boonvss
arr CaiskIl Mountains New Paitz, Lakes N9Apnk nd
B.~II.35 \. VI. Da.y. except sunday, Y CasA. NJ "a
t,ins New Pa.iz Lakes Mohonk and Minn'waska AZ
bAry Saratoga Cal4N.., Lake George. Iaf.or cars "
Io'rnyi,... Salatl,I And Caldwell. 80 -
1.I5 y. u. saturdays Only. hall-H 1lay SpeCiaI W
Ca sAl. " auutg.rs farIt car attached ,.,, ~,
- .,,iO 4. VI. DAILY. except sunday T. CaisMH mould
tains New laltz Lakes MOhOnN and Minns~dshA a.,
zoo IT, VI. Dai:y excep, sunday for Albany
5.I5 a. NJ. Daily f1r ALBANY. Nstreai uea syFa-
cuse ltocheste buffalo. Niagara Fans 4VioH'o' De-
,roii' Cleveland Chicago anl -; LOUIS. ,.,. Al,
G.3O l.. ". Daily. excep, sunday. foF Ne"oarsii AZ
as T.. NJ Da,y. excep: sunday Tor Utica syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries sleeping passenger"
s.I5 T.. NJ. Daily Tor Albany rtca syracuse R9shes-
~" Euitao Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit CleNe-
&""-i, G isavss brooklyn BY Annex Al0W' bon
A. m C3Oo p m. Jersey cry T. H. h. station Alo-'o
Ear cSeis tine tables paror and s;eepine ae-
rn 20 az Stations Time tables AZ principal hotels
- - Vanderbilt ave- New York
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70 sell We quote: Creamery. State. Pennsylyania or
cnGs isqiG'. q, thirds. lie: state dairy, hall nrkn
uh extras 7ai7c; do seoonGs 70 NIL I'LL ,ags thirds
$g$c Imitation ,, Sr~9" s1! I i,t Go third. to
nrss 20 extru 13'.9i3c. thirds o. seconds 2,dl?c
dav heas ~ The higher country Iut shpprrs had
na orders that gcrmtc pay sver ,c Tor fancy
On That ASS n fccns at f g y' in G"voT or con-
dtion md prices racs downward r7wdW sinai i
r s'cader for iancy irsh 1''' npe nFi
on saufay bo,es sold at NsG So at '"nlo4 S$oo
state factory fun cream large size. co9rei or Nntr
fancy. pr Ill., $40; o. god 10 vim dr conn
prime. 7@shc: lert SKINS Chenans2 0"rh'y
Ss,r Ill., 49, f1Il ati,sl. u. ~.
Receipts arc liberal today and ihere IS nothing
, hnt cxpcctaton Of relucoi -~cNir'~ IN Consequence
he railroad .k' Wcsi gives s,r1ns~ ' W. n
Jerse, por DOZEN l3pl4c. S'atc and fenn'yv.na a.
iSac Weston good TO choe. Paige; d. Inferior per
FIfrs FitFsIt- small lots 4 sprl" and p"achc'
primo Le cont" yelrs plcniier ana shat ,
,r ,he .ocs IS mostly sofr strawberries nackhNrris
and raspicsi"e Hugely soft snl wei t,Iay me
siordy On csades hn cmmon ensy d-art W"S w
m@ens I TaTi. W5isnG ' Der crac 7scas =? PEACHES
Marylan1 per ciac 35cs o. pears L Conte ne
'ae DO s5 cTs e 81 pi s p ~" guar
aq5g 49, per NJ 2.c -'rawbcr,ls per ar@tL 2as
siolgnart cup 2a4c do Jersey. per pint, 2a'c: DO
,nns pcr iil basc, 75casI 20: wacrfnclons, 20
FRiITS nRIEp-A small jo,blng trade in eyaporated
and sun-drcl apples and prices are wl'h9n tlt,H f
ye%Y dun an wax cnrsrics selling slowly. Other fruits
Unchanged W. quote: Apples evaroraed fanny. l++,
sun-drrd Norih carolina GGNc: 30 state G+dSc chop,
1G2G cGs and ,G E9. sun lS TcrS carona
Saloc 7sqhcries evaioretcl i3rloc cherries i-"'-'s'
HOPS IN. market still somewha. nominal con
nl To 1il cover he saail ~, ne. doing gycs
lines Of cogl> could uaf"u'i.ll{ s@'9r" i'h,r con
good 20 prime iiNi2sc a. ~mm'D 20 fa, stioc "a re-,
cihc coas - ch.ioS i'c DO common To- prime ."
POULTRY NlyE Four core arrived torday Morse,
io's@llc and ihe fe'lins wa" qnic str'ne az 'he
80. m,1Nf l, r,,, in muck. ,,I rr,.c ,io~
quote spring -'eHrns larry" prlm" rrr ~ ~ y.
f,vl, local ami N~,tera io'sgiic d. southern. 'oa
i"s Oh r'.aor'. Il n.E"y' 4"gkt yer
on = nt.rrupt,n d. ehipneuis hv he railroad strikes
in me West las caused higher and excited market f'f
enl'n s nni prinf H'8s AZ, msn a =, as
fys ,o 'et"i Ia W..,e,n '', Tg ei.tSf 22aae@
crn la1i4o .rne geese. Eastern. i31l'o. squads Ter
ny AN sTAwxyc q3ee, I',y 'r'," yer .i "G n
r6Tt~Gi:s NNn vcGtr ,nIrs Receipts " P,'a'.~r
excessive. iut demand rri ant yrl-or s'nlr NJ NJ
onions qu.c' anl rocteat. .n.ar, f' s,-,ne bon.
- Jlcn'v AMI choice r~a-', Ire nrms hu u'h.ru
n,,,,, m .ri ~moi bu, COMMON ord interior s'ia
nlg",y az "a, ~ nH Msr,la ard r,.,',n sa,.
g Go rer hfs"e - e. ' ,- -,,,. or
ls ,l ' No.. .,,.a 'i .a. ' e l,sra ~ ,,r q
~ t.n - 81 . d. M,r',.A gr c;rri'f 'igs2
q, NOTION =. ati p sg'nnt.a 'N1Sl !..-.n,
segis''? M g. aa@ = .ss 3 ' Gr.;a 'i .'i.
t.cr iar vq7s- Tnrriis fl-''a. tol 's-4'i
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range and clo.c today md closing bids IN.

Market closed quiet at ! point decline % point ad-
vance compared Saturdays clos ng prices iNns
Terrible notices: July &c Total sales ~ 100 haHs Ne-
YORK spot sale, to-day and last night as oftcay re-
contract bales total so bales sioi Tnark" dI
1niddlng uplands nc mi1dlinr gulf 10 which is IN
changed compared with Saturdays closing E"w- ~
net receipts bales. gross 2S bales. eNToEa "h'h-i'
3S4o bales srnn.r. 40 bales stock. 1872 bales T"a
net port receipts to-day. j5s bales. nus far MS wt
q aof bales xrcrts to-day: Great Britain. w "a4es,
France Sii bales Continent l4li bale. thus iar ms
week: Britain. ~ talcs France "a Dales ''''
,tnent stock 32i.OlH bales
Liverpool cabe-sIOt cotton "a moderate demand S"s
soo bales: speculation and export so bales. f'.i
700 bales nidding 1916 Futures olcnci Frota',
6uvers al Saturdays prices; closed steady 81 lf - 4
nei .avnnce January February 3G2h February Mach
August $50 70 $50 AugusSeptemhe-. S's sept lcF-
Ocfoer 35sb; October November. 5@b' H3Fe"n i''-
cenher Boob; Decemter-Januafy 'plh M'h'h''''l
SUFFFE-A Sigh, upward tendency was show tnr-
,,g the Iay Aui the trading was Ign WIN s,,iie
ing -, s.u oyrsrd The c.5st roeuitiHs Ia decline
~ few points despite the strength q me iii'i ana
Tanturg markets Rio onicia c1tes Nere nm ".' ~
1ha-q.i AZ f 10 rei. ha1ce lilo aghcr AZ " "-i"
aims 600 bags: stock. lO2~1 lag. Sa"iys q"r'
% 900 bags CLEARED from SariS s'@airsp lr''iu '
1rt,h 10 Oh haFs Hamburg arrivals Jun WEE
ic0 o10 hars. deliveries. 1900 bags. sioc .3', "
o. o00 bare Marselles arrivals In juno. l'"' 'is.
deliveries 1880 bags: stock June 30 49," -p'St o..
Hamburg quotations pfs higher ly =. lfr
nnyusi ~ *: september r. october y = t"noer
"a ~ Iavre c.assl !. franc hGhec. July. $40 August
o6 q. September. %. Ocoter. :" -" safes az H-'It
"a oD1 bags Southampton arrivals for Jpne f"tD l-t
deveres 81. 473 bags; sock. 50 bags against ''-V
s1@ntracts closed barely steady AZ - 10 points de-
ri,,e sales vers 1900 bags. a. fo.ows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July . (specaD.-Whelt advanced almost a
cent to-day and cloaed with OF the advance re-
telned September opened 597S sold between 59% and
G0h and closed Gols July a, times was WITHIN
o.. September closed Mt 2's cents discount
Tho wheat strength from Liverpool Cables there
were up: the weather was reported wet. Continental
small deliveries. Not 2OOOOOO bushels wheat went
around ana the difference between the July and the sep
tember instead Of widening out, narrowed There was
passage II OlG0D0 bushels The visible sup
ply decreased llV5 900 bushels The local STOCK lSloo-
bushels. decreased I2l.GOD bushels
Com frm July the close showing an advance Or
emDcr advance u y cent. July early sofa
almost at the September price closed AT y cent dis
because of the strike receipts We're ony loo
~ one yentured for Tuesday The visible
decreased 80 bushels The local stock 40 600 bush
els showed increase 4 $4,000 bushels. September
opened ~ 3l sold up tls and closed at .l% cents
firm. They affected both by the Strike
and by the elevator With all the warehouses becom
Of all grades shorts confronted by dis
agreeable prospect There seemed immediate likel
hood Of receipts being available for delivery
The amount ALREADY and regular was too
small 10 give any comfort visible Increased 1872 0o0
bushels The local stock 29 0Do bushels decreased 81 900
bushels July sold from 1874 70 3Ia and closed AT B'
cents September sold from 2Sh 20 2Oit and closed at
2ff. cents.
with all the loss recovered Mt about Saturday
last prices There buying II pork by Armour The
strike M the yards operated both ways. embarrassed
shipments the time created meat scarcity
seemed 10 develop interest in July pork. From p
discount Saturda' II advanced suddenly N the
September price. Provsi stocks are: Regular PORK,
300 pounds prime lord 900 pounds RIBS l82sl 900
5Da. c~nts: coils" G1is cents "Puts" on September
corn were ilM cents. calls" 42R cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nc,v-Yo-k July .. 1875.
COTTON-Cottor opened az atvAnc~ ~ u.
4 points hcte~ LIVERPOOL August opened az u sofa
up 7.OS Immediately af.or ne cali. bat easel III 'n
20 1.O3. The closing price was 1o@G1u4 f'r AuSNs'
The total for the caiy 81 $40 bales IN-
decline FOR the dar ir. lower 10 y i'i
higher liV-rpsl futures opened steady, With 'uFe A
lG2 points higher he close S9tu JAY. nc "lNc
being attributed smaller tenders - cotton ON july
contracts LverfoI Than were expected h'N showing
only $4,000 bales doCkef,. TIE Texas n"E>pAp-IS
are reporting that the crop II jhat he coming
will be 25nO"on - :.oHoop ha'os. 'ars" crop
estimates abroad ihe claims running ~ ~
100000 bales Tor tie total crop ana u> hs aye seems
10 the gencrsilg accepted estimate hy Manchester.
The weather AZ the south 20 Do la orahe f'r
growing cotton. Local showers Anve faicT m me
Atlantic States and Nickshurs hut ram IS H't rr-
ported IN Texas AMI n" temperature there SIN ms
and one report Northern Texas says that me h'
the past four dair has 'ssly affected me
II is reported that about Ion htl"s ~
spot cotton sold Saturday after ihe close y me
for consumption. As we have already J. 'rd ."'
most OF the traders anticipating lower prizes unless
some important damage happens CROWNS cotton.
hence considered remarkable that prices arc hci
on the las been ruling if soma time
past spite Of the bear.sh news. The hrst bale
OF ew sold here this morning AT &c per
pound 0 George W. Cummings by Latham. Alexander 4
Co received the cotton from William j. cleveland
q Co. o Houston. Texas The bale weighs about 600
pounds This same bale was sold In Houstoa ~" lavs
ago for about 30c pound l. WAS raised in lsval
County Texas. is s9d hc the earliest hale ever
raised United States Last Duval County broke
record by sending IN the ?rst bale on June ~
There is considerable discussion on change as 70 he
yenuneness ~ this cotton experts that II has
every appearance Of old cotton The standing OF the
parties base forwarded and received THIS hais nov"
ever should be guarantee that the cotton Is 81
this seasons 90, 49,,
Opening range and cose to-day md closing dos me
V~a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

s. so: 30 cul: ISL 10 81 8. but,ermIlk calves iS7
~ No9: 80 yea. '9 70 5: 90 j; 81 DO 4, lI I, b., 9t
. DO 1886 ~ at s. 90. do i0t 70 at ~ 10 sd , s
at j Is f. a. p IS, ssa a s. g D. q f5 4i e E
Je!T T@ Wright co: 1875 veas 1872 h. n, 81 rs; 20
i Sanders d. 8 yeas I42 n at So; fed calves 172
walsh, Kirby & Co: II ycnls. 1873 n. at s. 10.
aHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts for 'wo DAYS were to
Sope 'a a ngr IIrnr nan h aan, o " 2 week. ia
foror to nrm~ shc'p oii today at % oasi l2, zp.r
s. a w fa' s at so. at 5aa 50 FOR eo%mn
SrS Sm at 5iii. % aad c tas ssncd % choice
cass,s Rscogs 90 cars or - .'' demand G'' 5 io
Tor both shop and lamb. and al wanted at an ad-
Th- strike and tle-up o roads have produced
less effect ihc small stock marie, ne might have
able 10 supply ali the stock needed with what llttIo
4 sharp aiyance Is reported in Pt'sburg to-day. and
The Eject vii be felt here. no., ,..-,-,. ,.,. - -
oySrsso at g d, % 100 NJ 1853 DO 60 h. a, s. 80 2
q 10 80 90 - do 80 ~ at 50 37ss; ig3 DO - 10
=, q Z e yr'E@,, ssoeg c' J at s. s. +
Xcy'on ~ Tes v1enia lam. CO y At 8 =? 3
s. 30 20 90 % 80 2" 81 90 81 g g. o, n 81 3 go 80
90 S H. at 50 ~. 5,G Xenocsy DO 81 n 22 o
~ n at 81 so ~ Virginia sheep. 20 II. at 49, bucks
1876 and l40 ~ 81 ~ and So
9 Judd & Co: 40 Kentucky lambs GO II. 1T 80: 30
H. s. S1r 2s3 West Virginia DO - 10. at s. '3
NJ. Collins $50 Virginia lambs. % n SO 20; i2+ DO
s r. 49, 20 d. 70 ~ %G s. 25 70 DO T. $
81 ~ A. 81 los ohio sheep. 81 ~ 81 81 80 g. lOI n az
a. 90 d. 81 s. i62 do ~ ~ AZ 81 ~ M TO-
.? No. s. G2 80 DO y. n at 81 ~ ~ do. - n. at
81 80 900 cills g. ~ NJ s2 30
Wf~rson & sherman; 22n Kentucky lambs. ~ ID. 81
So 24 d. - ~, at 81 ~ 20 do - ID. AT s. 30 2iS
virginia 10 20 ~ 81 -. 40 Ohio sheep. ~ ID. at
81 90. Kentucky ~. 100 n. at 81
T. harrington: 227 Kcntucky lambs. 90 n az 81;
Il, H. G3 n To- 20 n. 81 - ln5 ohio do.
s~n a. Il do. ~ H. At SO % STATE sheep
- Y, ~ 81 2li d. 10 ~ ~ 81 i2t. Ot Ken
,uclyv h. iCa n, q, - No.. ln2 ~ - 81 10
= Shnde~ 2iG virginia lambs. 81 n. - 80; ! sheep
iO5 T., ~ - 49,. 49,
o DnIrnc: % buffalo sheep fo0 n. A. 81 - % do.
* n, NJ :. ~. Ila Kentucky lambs c. 10. az 81 %
IIa lenl-ck 4 Hollis: 100 Kentucky sheep liG ~ M
81 OG,. iGG 80. 100 n. 81 81 p. . ., %
Walsh Klrhv Co.: 10 state lambs. - = a. s. 90 10
shcsp. - y, 80 81 %
noes Receipts Or iavs. C9 cars. or "3o' bead
n cn-s ~ Iese, and ~ AZ ruriie'hs Market
frrn with s-c. ~ - 35Us5 ~ per 100 y. country
SAFE Hume = Mullen - stat" hogs ~ II nyerage
a, 3, ~ rcr 10, n; IS 20 p2 A. 81 ~ - 10 IA
N NJ E., 90. rough L.. 20. r. ~ s. -
e.nie-, 81 state rorp l0i -, - -
g Jual s. Co: state hogs. ~ H. ~ 81 20
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7HE STATE or TRADE.

rai'in.re July Pin i1't Wc-crn ssggicsy, . q ~
winter WHEAT it'~n' t3tSi p. spring &c. - '"lS" 80.
81 -fralghf s. l5ut. 90 Wheat rru"r y : re-! x ~
sN,, sf.r Auris .ubi.c september. ~ .nNl =.
steamer ~ rcd 5Nn;6r milling b. sample" oVgD's,'
49, 7,c, ',sh .oi.a ii2 nush steady MiSl and
SPOT ,.IsGr . month &C.. august. '5tr. Souih'+n by
sampiN aecsJr. stock lh.nw bush oats qu"i nN'
Gfm \. Nhifc Western. FHl5r- y - nilE-i o''
t-4.--. ,,o~k - 40 bush R,~ l1il y" 3t'|1
st., 4 gt-ndv. cool fn eh0ic" ilW"'"N'
So anasis Grain fr~ights quiet mi si"ha' SCAN 10
If,,-t-ai ~ quarter isnis liri. july CORK t.F
"a a ~ 4. ln. cotton steady milling "a -
,f.i~rs inch srrrt Uusn~-s arm. rr~nm"fi Hn.f.
insle faSry lfc. store ani la-k'i l'n = IE.tN y
Tiii,c mn C'rc~ steady ~ / i't' S's'f s'''ns
rrsnuia'~i. ~ ~
49, .,on ruly ? Fl0gr qule' tu' ''"niy g. m j. No..
en-. sitpiy ~. nru oars quiet. w!'h psl.'- ifirr
sirr'. ia'e' rryison, ''?sa' R., 1n'' lam, .n,
~ i5QiS.,c inres ieo-c Chee.~ sgi"' le'i N.r'h-
I'm sgs,,r Western 7isn~o. Eers quiet h"' hTn
lrirai4 ru,v spring wh"e' M1rkr' I"e' "n''
ann \. I har. Firf. Ntsc. ~ r'h'fn. . yer "'-
.as setfemter' - tlrf. ~ y" ] f'."i",
o. ev.- New Y,-s sruiemher saies 3 80 bush y
i'~l 81. O.. o. ~ hush .. '''.r w ili'i "N'
'iu.i q rei ,puc. ~ whit" g. afkri corn qii"i
...,lt NJ y...-r gore iG.4ii',r. ~ com. ~
g.. =. : corn i9.1tii.o y y'l -. ,r'. b. 49,
~ go 49, oats urs"'fi"ll. rfn'fhtN
,,-.r demand Sight. -ars X whi'" s'l Hfs'rc
,r.-t' 600 iti.h = white. 4~0inc 10 s'.-' if"
-.,nr.l Mii' fr~i nrm faT demand. unrh'n<'i canal
,r.irffa sfr0rg. vlea'. 30. com. % io "" l''N
,n'cago iuly Tho leading nifuf"s rlns~ i~ follows.
wheat y opening iiisn.s' I-os.t'' 81 ms
.....,,,.r s.l5,t. tJ'-t4Gui, g'''. Vl.
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Railrodos.
PENNSYLVANIA.
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and cortlandt Streeta
IN EEErCI JlLY lSI. IsNl.


P 9So M ~ a. r sS:Dys
Drawing and state Room Sleeping Dining smoking
nS g. c1 Cincinnati Aye' Sso ~ a Slss
2 SPSlip 4 Nj ara T9le AZ 4 s o,s
r rgmS and S eSsasso ana Dining Cars 2 Louis LUIS
600 Si w III rFEEIsSso rS p s.epn.
s.5$Fs S' }Sg oss' z''
Ars ed1a 'S f%i No. 10 nGanao: r' ios 's H.
$3.50 I?' r 4 isfS"d E%2iFRFEEpuman Sleeping
car 70 ,Plttssogfg Connects Tor Chicago iaiy. and
Vas iI;sS5 sS,"I HSD TIE SOUTH
h limited " ali p PAX and n Nj D fS
sunday sso 300 a. NJ $40 &c conSressona m nFs
all parl9r ana Dining Cars. 40 Dining carr. 900
4ao i: M.,Elchmona and Danylge Express laly.
aishP say Sleeper. to MoStSoms anS }aSay 10
300 =; M.-Dslly toT chesapeake < Ohio Railway.
FOR FoS e COS 3ay g' NORFOLK via cap.
Charles Route, A A. weekdays. and. with Through
ATTAMr5G %oAsT IS sT5 Eco sy s,D TO
FOR ATLANTIC CRY TO p. NJ week-dnys with
For "5 G%ffn MRT CO H. 100 and 2o P week.
FE s9s BTpsSh AsSury GaFT 200 S,eas r
Saturdays only). 2:3O $40 $40 420 5.lO ana 7.0o
T. NJ. weekdays. Sundays S.ij 9.f5 A N J.f- II NJ
DO stop Asbpry Park ana Ocean Grove n sun.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: GO 30 s. 30 $50 40 Penn'a Iml.sn
l0:10. II 4. ". 1890 2iO. B. I. $50 3. o $50 T.
p NJ. 12:l5 night. sundays Express. CHS 80 O.
$40 90 Limited. 10 A. NJ. > I. 40 . 9. 7:i5. ).
j. M. i25 night.
Ticket 0fIcea: Ms. l33 o44 ilDG Iis and pei Rroaf
way Aston House i34 East i2jih street and of
DesOrosseS are Coriland Streets: Court Street s9
Fulton Street % Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Sta.
ton foot u Fulton street. brooklyn: Station. Jersey
CRY.
The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels AMI residences through 10
destination
+. n PROVOST. !. Il WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

BEANS AND PEAs-Hed kidney show further weaS-
under slight sell aud duh
marks onsrlnG At 81 G5 Marrow rather an
easy Other kinds steady bat
have quiet sale Imported bsnns Ia fair demand
srabe lots Of medium are nrmly held. We quote FOR
choice quality: Beans marrow per bush. 81 90 d.
dunn 81. DO. pea, 81 o. Do white kidney 81 30at2 IS
DO. rel kidney. - sag % do turtle s0ui. 81 $685.
~ - 60; do foreign marrow. q 35at2 80 DO foresn
medium 81 i5GN s.: do, foreign. PEA 81 Gj9si -
Scotch. 81 20
BUTTER-Tade was very quiet to-day, and the ind-
cations point 20 SLOW week: business VIII be interrupted
yDmewhat holiday Wedn-sdny and hot
icsscnng the demand
arains these conditions influences ~ ih-
railroad which Will probably
considerably before the close Of tho sellers
rule holding for steady prizes and while wiling
meet ell requirements there perhaps urging
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-03

nrmness to-day. selling up %h-tc largely on III" light
estimated receipts for tomorrow wcr" ! car OF
wheat. " and ~ oats very unusual
number for Tuesdays receipts The reports from me
progress al through the Wes; AMI Northwest hut me
small stocks the good demand and prospects ~ NeiE
light movement until the srk" difficulty IA s"it''l an
favor 81 the bulls. There very nrm hhneI
the afternoon. prices holding rlgnt
W the top prices and the close tar siradF ~
isuNc Deliveries On July contracts Woo
800 bush. both here ana 1t Chica2 Cash corn
was firm loads " sold At IGirG iGhc le!ivr-@I'
loads NJ Nc over Juiv I an1at and lcVp hush NJ
44sc I'm store. 800 bush No white sold NJ TIC a'-
llvered Exporters bought loads. .oAlS-The h't
movement ~ prices this morning In favor ~ M
'ie pSCrS locally but thr market West dr'"lrl
considerable strength prices shovel que nn under
tone 4 nrmnesa Tn Western improvement ana IN"
local svn,paih, appeared largely due ~ the
crop reports ana strike. which in corn ana
wheat j. r.focfol result IN liCht IN cement ~
oats until trouble IL settled. stocks are small ana
slih.i gh demand moderate at tue nigh prices ~
which cash ceiling the hull party iak' 'l-
vantage 4 every opportunity advanc" prices There
was family stead unfcrione al ~" aftern On ll.N-
cries IN July oats either here - 40 th" W'st
Whio futures showed fairly steady from. cash oais
were weak ana lDucr CARROTS ~ No sold At 44I~'
and 10 5ni3c delivered. Cnrlots ~ - white.
5ln5ic and - bush track white 52n57" Futures
sed AZ i.4lf.c advance. the biggest advance being
In July. 800. MALT Market steady; uncrafcd Wes'ern
G5aGSc: Canadian pOG95c; sxrowed s0Ts5c: two-rov"i
7ln7;c ~ , p 49, MA.