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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Will Favor q Reduction.

The gas arbitrators have finished their
report, which will he submitted at
meeting to he held next Friday even
ing. Two of the arbitrators, it is under
stood, will submit majority report
favoring cheaper gas, while MIR. Murphy,
representing the gas company, will SUP
nit minority report sustaining the
latter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Died in st. Paul.

Special TO the Globe.
MANKATo, Mimi, July %. = Mrs.
Mary L. Bowen. Of this city, died at "a
hospital in st. Paul this afternoon from
an operation. She went there about a
week ago. She was about thirty-eight
years old, and had been proprietor of
the largest dressmaking shop in the
state LII this city for sixteen years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Sheep Die From overheating

Special to the Globe.
CHAMBERLAIN. S. D., July 2S.-TWo
Charles Mix county stockInsn. name d
Llewellyn and Anderson, lost leo head
of sheep in peculiar manner. The
sheep had just been crossed to the west
side of the Missouri. and it is supposed
they got overheated while crossing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Sc. cloud Conventions.

ST. CLOUD, Minn., July %. = The
Democratic senatorial convention for
the FortY-fifth district has been called
for Sept. 4, the same day the Steacns
county convention is to he held. Both
conYentions will be held in this city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Timely Rain

DULUTH, Mimi, July rs. Five hours
of heavy rain last night effectually
checked the firest fires in the vicinity of
Duluth and relieved the heated atlnos-
phere. Proctor Knott, the village on
the Messabe q Northern road which
was threatened with destruction, is out
of danger.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
For Comstock.

Special TO the Globe.
BREoKENRIDGE, Mimi, July 2a =
The, Republican county convention was
held here today. The delegates to the
congressional convention are supposed
to De favorable to Comstock, aud the
legislative for E. Mattson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
stimmelI ON che Issues.

Special to the Globe.
DEVILS LAKE, N. D., July 2s.-Hon.
Smith Stlmmell addressed mass con.
vention of Populists today on the politi-
cal issues. The convention nominated
j. W.'Farrier and w. Ii. Stokes for the
legislature.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Attractions at White Bear

Sunday, July 29th: Free military band
concert at Lake Shore station, base ball
game between Minneapolis and Toledo
clubs, water toboggan slides, excellent
bathing facilities, good fishing. splendid
train service and a rate of only 25 cents
for the round trim.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Thrown from a BUGGY.

While driving on Blaisdell avenue
early yesterday morning David Bean,
fireman belonging to Engine House No.
g. was thrown from his buggy and quite
severely injured. He was removed to
his home, and may be laid up for some
time
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Won by Stevenson.

Special TO the GIQbe.
HALLocK, Mimi, July 2S.-Steener-
son had a complete walkover in the
Republican convention to select dele.
gates to the congressional convention.
Capt. II. w. Donaldson led the opposi-
ton, but the CrooKston giant got II out
of the "a votes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
ST. Paul Firm Gets It.

Special to the Globe.
'NoRTHFIELD, Mimi, July 2s.-The
contract for the Northield water works
was,Iat to Million 81 Young. of st. Paul,
for 49,, $40.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
fourteen Bushels to the acre

RED WOOD FALLS, Mimi, July 2S.-
Thesirst report of the threshers in this
vicinity showed fourteen bushels to the
acre on the Perkins farm. The yield
will be larger throughout the country
than at first reported.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
Adm f,eturns.

BLooMINGToN, ILL.,, July 2s.-Vlce
President Stevenson lett his home In
this city today for Washington. He has
been there about 4 week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-07-29
"MULLIGAN's LETTERS"

Great Political Prominence.
MAYNARD, Mass, July 23.-James
Mulligan, OF 'Muliigan letter" fame,
died here this morning. He was born
in 1881. in little village in the north of
Ireland, and came to this country when
he was fifteen years old. For number
of years past he has lived In Boston,
but recently moved here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
N.Y., ONTARIO & WESTERN h'Y,

Trains leave OF West 4adst follows: 10 minutes
earlier from Franklin-st
90, n m for West Corn ali. Lakes Mohonk and Min.
,ewnska and Waikiki Valley stations Mddetown.
EllenVlic fnshurg Liberty. Carbonate
srtSat"n Walton. Debit sidney. New Berlin. Norwich
J'tca Oneida. Fulton Oswcso
V.l5 a IN. daily fo' West Cornwall. Midetown.
Bloomingturg. Wurstboro EenViIle Montalndae Falls
,,r, UurlryVulc, Liberty Falls Liberty. White Lake
IA q m saturdays only) for Mddetown. blooming
h,rr Wurstboro Elcnvi.lc. Mountandale Centrevilla
Tashurg Hurcyviie. Liberty Fails. Liberty Parksvlle.
Iiyinsst Manor. Rocklan
ak u m for Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. Stony
rori Mldlletown Wurstboro Ellenyillc. Mountandale
,sntr.ylr Fallsbug. Hurleyvllc. Liberty Falls Liberty
Parksvlle Livingston Manor
IS r. daily FOR Midiletown. Boomlngbury. Falls
bur, liberty Livingston Manor. Walton Sidney. Nor
wcR oneida Fulton, Oswego Niagara Falls and points
west Pullman Sleeping Cars Free reclining chair car
Chicago without change
Tickets ami Pullman Drawing Room seats ~ a1l Broad
way New-York J. {. ANDERSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-lurk. September I.
BEEVES- Receipts. "a cars. or 1925 head - for
saushterers home use II cars for expectation alive and
hte more Willingly this morning. and medium good
steers we're shade hshe.. while common cattle OF all
Scrubs and inferior steers sold at s3a$3 57A 100 10.
to fair native at 50 UOasi go TAT Ohio
at - -. stays and at 81 5oasi 25 bulls s2g
81 80: COWS at 81 iogs2 o. ,,
steady at Gzgsc FOR native sides. 1gGc for Texas
American live cattle higher at llul2c per pound
mated dressed weight: refrigerated beef slow ssa9c
Shipments and include quarters
on the schwartzchiId sulzbcrscr on the
ENGLAND 900 cattle for - II Sherman and rs head for
& Son and 30 cattle and 2.2io quarters Of beef Tor
for ast-naned iirm and $50 head for ri Goldsmith,
also go .hse' FOR Al Il "copper" on the Creole Prime" =, 3S
cattle. 1862 quarters Of beef and SIG sheep.
II at 81 10 100 NJ /. Ss"'nis s sTsf' 49,
10 DO 100 h. at s. io do Ioo H. a, s, u.s. d. lbs
il ;s = :. E g 3 f +: e.; g. H;
t.'1 d. 100 At % DO n :: g
s.: 2 do. 1850 ~ a, 50 10 state o. lsa N. a,
81 g. sG ,o $50 n a. - s"f sd NJ e. 10 % az
bulls. 7Sa n at g. DO n at s. TO- cows. ioi2
y d. d. : So 81 at a 81 ~ 81, =" no. ldsd a, 81
sherman culver Il ,n Indiana steers iS as; H. at 90 o
i2 "a S'O at III 30 i. DO is@s n at d. 100 H.
d. i.a $' a, 80 !. 90 80 81; n oxen 1875
a. s. rs h ota loo. ZOO ;c E. fs' do ,a,,
~ at 81 90: do 1884 81 10. Is Illinois 1914 NJ
II 81 95;' Michigan DO H. 81 -, do. 1857
No. at 81 So: / cow $50 NJ at 81 IS; DO 1850 10.
s. IL.
Newton 60: Ohio steer. 1910 10. at 81 10 II DO
n - G5: do. 1000 81 Is: II
81 30 % DO liiG ~ So c.. do l06 ~ at 81 90 10
indiana do. 1874 NJ 81 So II do 1899 H. 81 %
do ~ 81 ID: do. 1913 n. at 81 90, do 1850
NJ at 81 % IL cows 1913 n. at 81 TO- DO os3 n.
81: do. 96I N. at 81 40
W. Sherman: Ilinoi. 1862 n. 81 so: Is
do. 1884 n. - a. 10 do. 1924 u. At ~ 80
Jelire. Wright & Co: State bulls SD4 n q
81 1871: oxen 1855 ~. at 81 80
CALVES-fteceipts. I05 head Of which 81
Trade limited. but prices generally unchanged. Best
Bucks County veas sold at 81 common and medium
State do s5GsG: prime Sc ss and butter
mlks 81 37ltgs2 10 Dressed calves steady good
do dull City dressed yeais sold
7nglc per no country dressed al GiOc l,,ls calves
at 4Q5hc; dressed grassers and buttermiks 315c.
sales-Jelns Wright Co.: II grassers 100 70 aver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08

sales Sc bales; stock, 1851 bales. Weeky-Net and
gross receipts $50 bales exports coastwse. 43 baes
sales. 1862 bales. ,,,, .,,
low middllng 6i.c good ordinary &c; net and gross
receipts 2,252 bales saies. 1888 bales; stock LIS
exports to Great Britain, 6,lOO ba.es coastwise 625i
bales: sales. lisp bales.
ding l3-i6c miding, 6iac; low middng sac; good
ordinary &C. net and gross receipts %s bales 9ld ex
stock q SOC ba.es Weekly-Net receipts. 1888 bales;
gross. Sl8 bales: exports to Great %. Britain o."
Savannah, Sept. 7.-Cotton steady; mlddiing 6ssc;
low midding, Lice good ordinary DC; net and
gross receipts 2.i6s ba.es; exports coastwise Hs
bales: sales 975 bales; stock, 1874 bales. Weekly
Net and gross receipts. 1895 bales exports coast
wise 23i5 bales; sales. $3.50 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
Railroads.
pennsylvania
RAFT DIAN
RAILROAD.

SiAllONS foot Of Desbrosses ard ,,or,i...
p 1850 A. A. " Af FEITSFIvS&G. as.s..
Drawing and STATE boom sIe.o,nr b rED-Pumaa
lana ana o s 49, c cac ArSsa Gssso
=: a3RSi g. N tH fg SI'd hNn ana 'na'a''
600 gEsrE Rlsss' ESFR n s..,,D.
clSveIon nnf rars Chis,go and Cleveland. Arrive:
7S 81 soyTHw HsSsif EXrR RES DAY
anS Rai"5 fr' to GGsn.s I'D
500 '' f X iSid"d E q l'ps;
CIR to PIttshng Connects for chicago dai nieepna
aITT%oIR'fT . iHif,S rsq xSp THE
dining s ca 10 3 % t dn.s.. 1." f,S I
ng Hhlss s Sni ' $o 100 c a 800
csS ,so,P NJ isi 3 nss !n'"S c'''' 49, Dining
ssy os & g. s!.s saS SS6 r.~,,
rG ,i %D niss S aSs 2a1 II,
AT fgpST ros y 'rI I'VE ooo daily s,..,.. >,
TAMPA Jacksonvie Macon and Charleston. 300 P NJ
ron ATLANTIC CITY $50 p. NJ weekdays. with
For CAPE NAV. II 90 A. NJ 100 and 2:lo p. NJ week.
FGr Long nanch ssury Park Ocean cr9Te and Po..
saraaws Gny, $40 go s n'2 ~, 80 I?d 7
(Do STOP AZ Asbury Park and ocean Grove sun.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: eco 10, $50. o e:ao 90 Penna Limited
oi,o II i?:is night SUNDAYS. Espr tS2 cS sso
$50 10 Limited, 10 =. NJ. 2 T. +ao. 5 o. 7:45 3
rcke, orces MOS" Nos 4as o4 llas ia2a l,s and aa
r. Aor S o%ss sna oS Il usa % "a
Broadwv. and BROOKLYN Annex sa,on. toot y Fulton
transfer Company viii call for and check baggage from
hotel. and licences through to de'tn,,ti1n ,o.
s. NJ G Ged:Iai Manager General PAS. %G Ss.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

corrroS ro-,,v.s cotton market was A narrow one
The total sales So 300 bales with net os' o saS
day OF Ans points The January W. 70 ~
6S3 The first sales OF the day were az ueV,, I'll, a
9 points and this was followed by oecle vaarnool
on drop about 24 az points II the price OF ,,,
futures Liverpool spot cotton showing va.
no change in prices During the forenoon he 'oss
recovered on a light movement for the week AT -
points During the afternoon the market WIS rare
easier and auie The stock Of cotton In iiVepool wa
houses 600 bales less than 1t was week as' Ii,
bales less than last year The weakieSS az ~,
erpoo attributed to decline YESTERDAY
The market was specially interesting leatu''
,be hears seemingly having advantage In the way OF
news The South is good ana taNoIaoe l
cotton picking The receipts Houston were 39s4 oa'
against last week and 1886 las, year Ihere me-
10 be some buying Of October for foreign account
drygoods market up we'll trade being genefa!
good especially for goods and this Is pleasant
surprise TO cotton who hope 10 better COTTON
market be thing lacking 10 stlulase
the cotton and Is the activity or
sneclaors who have tempted buy cotton by
The reports serious damage 10 the cotton by ram
Ooenng range and close to-day and closing oids the
follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08

~. market would seem to them in 30 doing ,,S
quote Carolina Louisiana. common 10 Sic
4c. low fair 10 fair 4i.q4i1c: good TO prime, q
choice to fancy 54Gec: head $685. Java az
ac. Lamar 4i.T4%c; Patna 4a3c; do In poho' "H''so'
Rango5n 3r5G3a.c: do in bond. l7sG2tc A.. - 49,.
STGARS-The market for raw sugar u s '. .n. ,ds
basis Of 3a.c for centrugals 3.c Tor ~ , az
ana oa.c for 80 moasses Holders are as"lns
@r cenrifeas The London market Is STEADY al
LOT t rsns lava ouotod lis Cd fair refining. lis Cd
Rec, opened firm. with september at US ana ~, "n
los lOi5d The market for refined is nff out u,.
hanged on the basis ~ &c for granulated Hol
are taken turned out. and shipments are on mn,
Wo of 5000 bags centrifugal 10 test
a 3sc ,a to- s.sd,.af a,
total sales sho" soihethhs 80
than a, report We quote sales 81 Nv cass' p
IOTllc; 30 cases. 1881 tebhar1s ilc'
cases 1923 NewEngland Haya1as i1g ,'c @ ses
WISCONSIN Havana 1a9r 400 bales Havana, o>dsl ~
200 bales Sumatra s0cQS2 20 In bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08

cline to be The p pss1 III. OF xe sSes IN
t so2n a.s seS red
fo eT Closed a. sic 5000 bush INC under Deeem6er
o aaoat and load No hard spring az Y'c sbp
psr load no hard Ruq "e sSG ana
picueus being in May delivery a. corernr BY
shorts There was also talk OF manipulation c par
culary owing TO The fact met a near as was resuary
strong At times here seemed to be nrh closing
s itbdpgh starting of with quite rush. There was Gae
little talk about the Inn rpor was extremely
favorable the present advance had dsc9ured Us was
seen 10 be the most prominent Characteristic ana AS 'e
day this weakness became mr. hrSor The close
necenbsr ' and Nav a1Nc on The at the
lowest prices at it0isc decline for the day Chcago
time broke 2l.a2'sc from me t sb afternoon
by report that Russian barley was beng o nab r
ported the details is alleged beng thay b O
Of $4,000 qrs fair average qually b,nn,en, AZ
lbs % per ctr payable in London within per- T' ans ans
s Si. out as b na a dSu 80 per cent 1t
also that another cargo was ong sy enT
Ignorance Of any sale alleging that the report
from abroad Of from c aGT bar E selling at
about 4sc delivered that the Russian barley at ?e
w6gd NOV ~aS cdmpee Very actively cash corn reeu
lar closing weak with futures Early l3Wo bush 500
The early improvement in wheat and resulted
spec a,ivc demand and in the afternoon. with the break
The ' iowSs nD at c net decline for the day Interior
rivals Of oats have shown demand OF irife over "n.
visible pon, to n ,l- smaller increase than was seen
e ds! Mee easy 'S WITH Pas s sac we're IS bush 10
. canal at s5c anca, No white 10000 bush $7aa7.G:
Central and 2soDo track white 3Ga4lc
We give comparison the clos! prices OF the pre-
Ions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool Sept. I. 3;5 p. m.--Beef-Extra India
mess firm at rs 81; prime mess firm at s2s CT.
POrk-Prme mess Western fine firm az 72s 6i
do medium firm at Sos Iams-Shor; cut. about Ia
j. n. duh at as Ga Bacon--Cumber.and cut. about
2su30 n. firm As. short rib about - n. nrm
43s long Gear m!dd.es. about Il n firm at AZ.
Cd ,Ong and short clear middies. about So d. firm
Ais ca Shoulders. about l2Hls ~ Arm at 31s
Cd. Cheese-Amerlcan finest white and co.ored
firm at sos. Talow-Prtme city nominal Cottoi.-
turpentine duh at Us Cd Rosin-Comnon dull at
IS Cd. Lard Prime Western spot firm at lbils 81.
Wheat-No. red winter steady at Is izd: No.
red spring steady at 4s 7izd. F,our-St. Louis
fancy winter firm al IS 81. Corn-Mxed Western
spot firm at Is lizd: September firm at IS ll,d
october firm at Is I'D: November firm az 81. Hops
at London-Iacihc COast-5teady at f2qf2 los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo Sept 7-Ca,tle-Recepts last - hours 80, ,tc
head r week thus FAR ls 1870 neaS ' IS 2o head
10 New-York GsO head; on sale. 20 nea ,or win
opened steady and firm for good to ch9lce Good To-
orme fai western hefers e5Gs3 yeals nrm at - "a
So extra So 50 Iiogs-Rcc"pts ast - lane time
head total tor week thus aT 0 W. prsh 400 head
New. York 400 head on sale go hsaa h hut SLOW
steady to hrIn closed steady for good grace Yorkers
fS fr9 81 Base s 9 Michigan. sG
SO 10 s. .oGs3 10 mixed packer e. i3a 81 -
.awvb. s,gs5 20: stays sias4 - Sheep and lamns-
Receipts last - hours 5000 head 0,s sk io 81 400 head
unsigned through 2 200 head New-York. 400 hsaa
on sac $50 head. market opened steady ,'n 80 ,or
others. closed dull and weak FOR common grades sg
lambs s, 2sGs4 3d. good So ooa$i % common to tar
81 .5as IS good mixed sheep. 81 +oas2 a. COMMON 20
80 81 - choice Fat heavy export we,hers. 81 Sgsi
export ewes 81 25as3 30 loads OF Canada lamps sou "
Tnion stock Yard. Chicago Sept, 7cattlcuReeG. Pis
900 head: market steady common 70 extra s'e,r f bulls
81 25ass 90 calves s: 25as5 q nosGEeceips 'o'
head mH mark ss af" S6o 20 SsPt'd 81
ish,. s. Sass 20 PIGS Sass . Shc-p-I;eseiF, 200
head Inferior choice. Sass 80 lamb. - ,sG>' 80,
steady: native steer. 81 ioas2 81 cows 81 rag -
Texas 81 3ods?o@ iiogs,Recrp,s Isl d nSI b
&; fsp0sG Is. common light s. fVp =, 10 com
mon stock pigs s. per 100 n sheep Receipts 500 heSn
market active and strong native mixed N2Es' ''""S
Est Liberty Sept 7-Catti.-Rcceipts light. market
steady unchanged prices no s'2G 81 5' sd b,ch
"rs 81 ooasi tat s. 35ds3 90 reh, steers. 81 GOA
s. HoEsRun light mostly o common Knd g, s'. .o. m
hes, Workers and mixed 81 nq:63 80; common to fa,r
Yorker s. 7oas6 10: pigs s. ?3as3 ~ god so~s 50 -
light market steady Extra. s39s3 - good 81 ioaS2 80
fair 81 55asi NJ; common; i@cas ycaIiings 81 @ 'n
min calves 81 500 81 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
age at 81 70 per 100 10; 10 do. 23l No. at " "' yea

age at 50 70 per 100 10: 10 do 2al ~ at 81 90 VEAL
Hai III Hollis. % grassers IL 10 at 81 a7's
Hume e Mullen: 4 veals. los ID. at So ,oo .,a
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts % cars OF IS and 10
10 butchers direct cars for export hen nhoce
cars To be sold Feeling dull but steady or sheP
lambs wanted. but others slow ana easel an nm a
stock sell at the close An eNpol'y pmndum 10
fair sold 50 5oas3 ordinary 70 prime 'anp Dressed
81 72, and a Of choice state 40 az - ,.nhs in
mutton in moderate request at oa'c' oresseu ~ "
sassp Harrington 236 Michigan lambs G6 70 aver
age 72l. per 100 NJ -? ,o n do 81 h. at 81 IS
Uai,enteck & Hollis: 229 Michigan lambs % TO- % 3D.
Hume & Mullen: +59 Michigan lambs 81 10 az - e. eo
Jeliine Wright & Co: O. State lambs I" To- at
Judd Co: is5 State lambs. IS n. at 81 20 'heep
49, n al - sherman: 81 Indiana SHEEP 800 10 a,
81 all also yesterday: 100 Kentucky smns' 30 co "
10, A. Sa N Al 81 IS 227 Ohio sheep 81 10 al - 70
n Collins: 226 Western sheep no 10 at 90 if' ie'
syIvania lambs SO 10 at - -, - . 6,
e; Dlenbark a2 state lambs Gs 10: at - 3.'7 ~
ca n At 81 25 ios do CO NJ at 81 20 los do VI "' "
u 20 s 10 cars or zoe head cars ara at
rr,ie,b. and cars AT Jersey City Market iva loc
lower at sGas6 90 About half carload on sale ms er IN
INK Country dressed arrived reeo ana sd,m TO light,
!" saaIssre,;ine Wright & co: 20 State hogs w 10
average at per 100 10 sold Yesterday - 9. N a.
I,7 ~ at So 40: 20 DO l!a NJ at S625 40, 80 * * ,o
40 2o 2s fG os s' & a. e. y d. @ 40 S 10
Hume & Mullen: ~ State hogs. lS 10 az 90 D. ~ NJ;
n SO 2' y DO 22 a. at 30 90 S o H. U at s. Is
g DIenback Yesterday-l34 state hogs ~ 90 ~ d
81 o5 20 do l73 n. at 50 30 "a do 20 10 al 80 ~ Wv
Judd & Co.: Yesterday-227 State hogs IA 10 al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Roson Sept Flour quiet and unchanged Corn
quiet gu, FIRM Oats fairly steady. shorts arm ProFl-
sons nrn Butter steady Northern creamery 2iG2tsc;
western 23g2tc. Cheese firm; best Northern lo1c.
Eggs Arm.
Buffalo Sept. I.-spring wheat-Lmits were weak ana
demand light Sales carr No ! hard GA spot ,.''is
"a, 500 bush No ! Northern DO. SIC. - orp bush oli
10 hard e / T. G2isc. 500 bush new ~ Northern
g Z D,t.c. Closing No hard old spot. ,S.c, do new
DO 6i'.c 80 Northern old spot GIG; No hard oli
G. Z. dl.c. Do new d. "h.c 40 fotthcIn old T.
a.. 10 Do Sa.c Winter wheat higher good de-
nlanl llgh, receipts Sale cars 80 red S6i.r cars
a. Sc track 1000 bush DO store. 51c. cars No !
white track corn unsettled closing Ia below
Highest prices asked - yellow. di',c. y : corn
oii,- store No yellow $40. No corn. 6lsc TRACK
Oai. higher Closing outside prices asked sales - as
~ white ~. u3;i.c D.. 3s'gEic. cars - ="
white 3iI3,.c 80 mixed. 32i. U33c Rye nrmer
safes cars . Sic track. - asked store Barley
het higher. STHGc. Canada. SHitN Flour IN
lar demand. nrm. unchanged NH feed nrm: good Do
mani Canal freight nrm wheat 3.c. corn. &c to New
York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains West +2d st. Station. New-York tol-
lows and IS minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST..
1850 A. VI. Daily. LO.al 20 Buffalo, Sleeping
New-York Bloomve sundays only: be occa-
$50 A. Vi Daily local to Albany. for cat.kill Noun.
tains and Saratoga Parlor car TO Albany. Sundays
0,I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roehes.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit. Chicago; except
SATURDAY for Toronto
A-II,OO 4. VI. Daily. except Sunday. to BloomvIlls
and Catsku Mountains. New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and
B-IIts5 A. VI. Daiy. except sunday. 70 Catskl Noun
tains New Paltz Lakes Nohonk and Minnewaska Al
bany. Caldwell. Lake George Parlor 10
Bloomvile. Saratoga and Caldwell.
1915 u. VI. Saturdays only. alf-Holtday Special 70
Catskill Mountains. Parlor attached.
C-:;:tU u. NJ Daily except Sunday TO Ca,skill Noun
tans New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnevaska AL
bany Saratoga Parlor attached Hobart and
c~t.o6 =: NJ. Daily. except Sunday. FOR Albany.
5.i5 r VI. Daily fSr Albany. Montreal Utica syrs-
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto De
troit. Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis.
G:sO L. VI. Daily kept sunday for Nswburg, Al
bany. Saratoga and Montreal. Paror car 10 King
7.t5 Z. VI. Daily. except Sunday Utica, Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleepngcar passengers
Sn5 II. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse, Roehs-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Cleye-
land. Chicago and St Louis .
A. b. {. leaves Brooklyn - Annex AlO0o BlOao
a m. C3 90 p. Jersey City. p X. r. Station Aoso
For time tables rarior and sleeping-car &C.
conmcdations apply city Offices Brooklyn and Newfo.k
and at Time table, at principal hotels F0
other Information address
c. Z. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt-ave. New-forE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-08
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.

NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ Summer Schedule In effect July LIST. 1894.
For Redbank Long Branch Elberon. Ocean Grove. As
bury Park Belnar. Spnus Lake. and Point Pheasant
Trains LEAVE foot Corandt and eserosses streets 80
80 TO- 'i0:O Al. 1910 cl - Saturdays only
80 '3:lo '3+o except ReGbank). 10 $40. 200 D. m
Sundays s:i5. 'pi5 a. 5:lj y.
Trains leave foot I.iberty-st: $50 so ito Redbank)
s:i5 1890 ell 80 m, t'i 20 Saturdays ony). 1870
2l' $3.50 400 'i:3o $3.50. 6is p. m Sundays. 'o:i'
q. M. 1880 400 .. NJ
sunday trains do lot stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
Denotes express trains
Rufus RLoDGETT. supt n. Y. & L. -: r. r.
J. r. WOOD. H. r BALDWIN