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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
WEST SHORER.K.

Trains leave West 4cd st. Station. New-York. IS fd
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
3.:.O A. vi. Daiy. LJca. 10 Buffalo. Sleeping eNs
New-York &c B.oOmyle. sundays Only; san lie ose~
80 g. VI. Daily local 10 Albany. for cask!il Nsuo.
,aEs Saratoga Parlor car ~ albany. sIndes
oI5 4. VI Daily for Albany. u,ica. syracuse Roehts
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago, eAee''
A-II.O0 A. ~. Daily. except sunday. 70 Bioomy.::
ana Catski Mountains. New faitz. Lakes M9honx 4ns
MnnewasNa. Paro. cars TO e.,omvnie anc M rs..n
b ii.:IJ \. VI Daily. except Sunday. 4 Catskl. A'sH'
bany, Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George. PaF.oF SaFs "
Bloomyiii.. sarat and Caldwell 80, =.
lis =. VI. Saturdays only Hall ho4cay spsSla'
Catskil MoGnialns Parlor car ATTACHED ,,,, ,,,.
C-3:4O y. VI. Daily. except Sunday q CatsAil Ao,1'
teins New Paltz Lakes Mohork and Minnenaska. AZ
C|i.Vv IT, Vi. Dai:y escep, sunday. fo- Albany.
6,i5 u. Vi lay for Albany. s,tnsreAi. lt!ea. sy..s
cuse Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls TORONTO "
troit. Cleveland chicago ami -. Louis. $685., Al,
CSC =. n. Daily. exceri sunday. FOR Newours a.
-iJ T. W. Dai.y. excep; Sunday. for Utica syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo Carries s.eeping-cAr passens'
sls r. NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica. Syracuse. RSssss
ter Bulla0 Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cie"
a r. G. leaves brooklyn by Annex; AlOop, bnu.~
A. m. g 90 p. Jersey city. p r. r. Staten A"F"
For tickets. time tables. parior ard sleepinscar ~
coriino laons apply city offices. Brooklyn and Ne.
York ana ~ stations. Time tables at principal ho"A
49, Vanderbii,-a ave New York
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Railroads..
pennsylvania
b RAILROAD.

STATIONS f3i q p' TSY 'p is f.F'aS 1884, ss
9 15o ii, EAfT Car & rfES.oqP
DRAWING and state Room se. s!i Dining smsks;
lana ian" is IT, clneinnas e:s; T. NJ an Z! ls Si,s
2 soS'ir NJ sn9 gSlt S$S Ar LOUIS EXPRESS
ralIman Stepping and Dining Cars to 81 ST., Louis s
cs$ = h. %Rs4 faI:seo a<FFa~-rpm.s ~
rs 'l tx g.? S"'
End Dnns Cars to f G5eDoS ard az y
$500 Il?' r X isi2n' S1'R2ss Sleeping
sa x iTsss sSo THE sor,S
go Congressional Lirnted All raF,9r and Dina;
e s5ay ' go 900 nS 81 fa &c r ISL ,ii n n
ell paror and Dining Cars. 40 Dining Gao ~
30 NJ p. '3 MI f'Es1 I'd pss: h,s..,, s.
as da s.Psr 20, 70 s'd s s,,,
FOR r9 Sp oN e aGS Pns sna NORFOLK via
ATTf 's';r coHsr LfSE 900 g. NJ saMy Sleeper. A.,
Tampa Jacksonviiie. and Charleston a'oo P n tsny
FOX 5eep sTI :. cTTY 10 p. NJ weekdays VIII
~ GXfE MHY. 100 4. NJ. 100 and 2:io p. NJ w.sl
rSs Lorg ns2ca Assuy r'k 0,'a2 Cove "a ps
ss,yTaays GsIo. go gro 10 -. 20 r. Sl0 ist
90 sop 1t Asbrry Park and Ocean Grove on Sa.
rOR pHILhDEIaPmdIna D.: =:
Fxn-esS: GoO T2O G. $50. o3o 90 Penn LimltsA
Io.i0 II A. NJ 2:aO J. 2:lo 2. 4. 40. > 1A 4
o p NJ i2 ~ night Sundays. Express Cio. $50 1
a.So 90 rlrlited). 10 a. NJ. .. 4. 40. >. g. AS
y NJ. 1913 nigh. 49, 49,, go a.,
nav Aston House f34 Fast 1?1th Street. and foot
Dosbrosses a-d Cor'lardt streets; Court Street ~
FULTON street % broadway and BrooNyn Annex Sta.
ton Zoo. of Fultoa street. Broolyn Station Jessy
i've New York Transfer Company will call FOR mA
ci,eok haggage from hotels and residences through
cesunn y, "prr,r.,oer : r WOOD
. - General Marayor General psss'r Agent
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nrI... LACKAwASNA AND WESTERN II. II.
st,ttcp, I'm Ncv-YorS foot of Barclay anu
Christopher Streets.
yEsrIRVIEU TRAINS. PtLLMtN BUFFET
w."

p,rect route to NrWARk. bLOoAFIELI' MoSTCLAIR,
THE ORANGES. summit. BernoI dsvie. BasAlns
Kidgr Madison. Morristown. Tassalc, Paterson. Boom
teu Dover stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
PArtONG Hack,ttstown sCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Wash.nston. pHlLLIPSBCRG. EASTON, wATEJ
GAP STH0UisBUHG, pacono Mountains. sCRAN
IoS' PITTSTEN. WtLK ES BARRE NANTICOKE.
b4NyliLE NoRTHtlMRERLAND. Montrose. BlN1.
iI,MrON OXFORD NORWICH. Natervile. UTICA.
KicHFiEI.D sPRINGs. Cortland sSHACt.sE o.
UATH NASHVILLE. BUFFALO and all points
NEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
,:eo A M.-BINGHAMToN Mall Stops at principal
p;oo A. M-RuFrAI.o. SCRANTON. BlEGnAMroN:
IrIICA RICHfIELD SPRINGS, SYRACUSE and
osWFC;O EXPRESS. Pullman buffet Pnror Cars Con
meets at Buffalo with for Chicago arriving o:2o
next morning
100 p M-SCRANfON. BINGIIAMToN ard ELMIRA
ExPREsS Pullman paror .
oUTH EMPRESS pnlmaa parlor JAZZ. ,,,,,,,.
ToN and ELMIRA LIMITED ENPRESs. Pullman
goo y. NJ tDauy)-BUFFAI.O. SCRANTON: BINGHAM
TON. RICHFIkLD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and OS-
WEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Seepers. -
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS al -
Murray-s and A2o broadway Tickets at ferry stations
ave Eew-York. 33s and 720 Futonst and "a Broadway
Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun Information Mt AL sta
tons.
WEsTcoTT EMPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ard
check Luggage from ho,.! residence TO destination
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Bngs. est. es; t.-dayy' u ,c a.
Ssss: $$ | |:$ II: ~:
S Socsmsef .:::is;o iaao isi; i.5g
January ........ -. 49,. i2.73ai2ss $40
Karen ......... -. ..... l2o'~l2.' F'Ao
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee Is as follows"
TO-DAY: Yesterday ;c, Last ~ ye az
New-York stock g % i 49,; sSe,6
SsnIoqltan s'sS i4ss iiis 2ea
s.o.s al nor,,.........i 5oGag is2ssi 2al.ss55
Ss' %ino'S de,.ysriss $ $S AZ - -
Total delivsr's: s5SS se isl5
Win The best grades Brazil coffee in very ntn,
supply and holders generally sSlns an 0P To There
Of the situation ae 2TfTl ght rsles movsinrn al
though ou,-of-town buyers are i oS" SIN iG,.c
fer Rio na' bean on the & demand from on.cf
.nwn hnvers which Il hoped Will result IN an il"
sales movement in me nT au buyers hcsnne
o.. nneYsfe owing to The general uncertainty 'hnt Sul
Topn in n,y small lots % their most pressing nesds
in Ills SINCE case LOT, ag San q, be s, @si 81 wh
% 1'Is quoted at 90 1889 ouniIe 9y9g
fairly wen to,rn in OUTSIDE hand. quoted at ~
G2S'4c wne nIhing new to report in essential oils,
r,bn. in This being very quit Ro1,s are zen
eraiy gS, whne jobcrs naming orc as the 5ios
f small 9s :, I l2i9a4c for sps anOlsacned
oR AMP MEA "a nae ~as weak ~sk a an the dsand
snail buyers exhibiting g,ea, dGal "' nnh oay
rnq Necessary in TO effect sales Wines srSs a
Mere in little densnd soa nocn Tu' j. IT, jarvis
CO. sc e. COO ho %sre to s Us pGonct
houses on oo nc losses on the oc M ns
1905 pSss go hes wn's P s1s q S
IS 80 bbls city m. at SSIs sraiss s. 500
ssgGr q o Sv sss q' Sp1ns patents. S CSC
seaos 20 SSls straishs 50 Is: bbs clears 81 s
price sso dull S"d 200 Sbl- at s.
coRNMEA qae. 3@9'Gd BTsndy onIa'
ns xhse 81 csas o5 yellow ssegsl coars ss s
s s; sob TEED3MaaTnei c sa 7sas2se
CITY feed SOC with sales 1' 100 , TONS al meal S, oa
%s3 II; s. 23RS 2 volume of trade +. stu
row, aSeSuD wh ,ns nr NOT
s on the emu market which comparatively STEADY
HS1sh 81 s S %s qn Tsr c ssds T7'n:
a calfGssa p a,n 90 s aGR Saai. cSsc
FOREIGN GREEN has been i%prGys
sstcadser tone anticipation OF more liberal inquiry
5S@ a .. os.ss 9a9t
a ar ssD1 81 soSs bananas ssa
sis: cocoanuts. s23aS2s.
dull With the tendency Of prices toward range
q asrs Tns o Be ~fs W saySne ana
OF yesterday but subsequently, there developed quite
i s bcnssa here and &c at Chicago
small offerings the weakness seen
he he sentiment than OF news
Foreign markets very quiet to-day and foreisf
houses were doing little Foreign crop reports continue
quite Notwithstanding the rains which have re
Gently been reported the United Kingdom The Frenci
crop expected be in excess OF last year TAX abou
the wheat seems 10 be the most I'M
torant influence. general feeling Is that the new
crop will market earlier than did last year am
This feeling influencing trade TO large extent ne
ceps the interior have increased TINS week ana IN
baltimore Of wheat has been consideraole
the exports light and although there Is some expor
buying the demand does not seem TO be eouai 70 IN
scS gain. .a until but year an early
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
(Ar.rraci,e coal used cyclusively)
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

n-.rraci.e used Cyclusiveiy)
Foar tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains isays sa' 2e iTS, Si Msch Chunk a
20. e. ..5. S;.9 =. iS:'s1. s. 10 ~ g
e. e !as .s IL L NJ. oS SY g. go P ' Dub
WiiF:s5sre. Pi;ssoH ard 5Grso',9 $40 u.
E:sdns .ae so9 i P:ic q, 100 ii go, X
sandays' 40 l. ~. 100. I3O 500 GOO P. NJ. ij
81. GSr 81, s r.. - 81, so 6sa s' s 81 " 10
co J, ". l:,'5 nlgh' r,,,.,,.,,o-. .. An A..
90 f' s s's n. iro y 90 ,:,o Sundays '
'' - ALL FAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch ocean Grove. &c. ., Dali.
Ne - 80 g s." " s:' o1 f2a" si ~
s.Sar yi S., Si * A. NJ ns6 400 wv -
1AKTSo6 Tens avsT o rsrSisa PARK -
For Atlantic cry vineIand and Bridseon. 40 A. Y.
% s'rS9 s:ssFss % Ss T 2 X su n:s
" SANDY HOOK ROUTE. =
FOR IOHCs BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
70, Aaa arG" s sf y Ii iSSs f Sn s.
' Is ss a 50 J 200 ils2 4 l. 80 s x ..
r.; 5 pss sSy Ra5s ofsHn S5oE a1a 3D. I
".a 1 9; ,cscsPt Ocean and AsSufy Para
gor LaEewoed Toms River. and Darnega' 40 A. ~
F5- Atlantic city vnelnd and Brdse'on. 40 A 4.
~ T. ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. bALIlMokE ANo,"AshiS"
FOR FnaeePsa wcss ays :9 500 SO ,p ss f lss
ilso .Di1''s SS'5 Dn,ns carJ 7So s45 p ~ 2n
nsR, sun 80. 800 iiso Dining CAP. A ~.
Fer baltimore and %ashinsSn week d1y' go =
p NJ Els nigh sgnda:s. 800 IL 20 ,pn.ins -, Sss
Tickets and parior-car eess can be procured az L. N
as IA Fii46 is2S Broadway 70. sth,aye. 81 Ess!
III e, i34 East lc3th ST.. 2A West l25th St. ~
Columbus Az. NewYork Court St. $50 Futon s.:
Tenst.r Company will call for and check baggage -
ho.sl or residence 10 destination.
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THE STATE or TRADE.


.,,, unchanged: sa'o.
p,I,,r7ore July 13-Fiou- sf"hly. w H s' rnlv
I tx obs Vhen. quiet ard easy, 9.-ai.i.cr steamer
md August 37isq57'"; S'pt"nura - ssamrle 5>aDc:
.;n reI 55i.ds5s.c milling VNrhi pF ~ 90. mot
STOCK ~ ~ a.. ,shci southern by samn, -
',Hs piI' .,l iir bN oats quiet 40 "hlt" y. ~
hh". 90 ~ - ,r,xel do asked, stock ID ~
rrh '"' $3.50, . 55I5G- stock |. 40 hhst th'
"tn rf ,rar'i Grain frclghts quiet. uHchanE"i.
quiet nv lr,yislnns quiet moss PORK
ton s,'in' n',,-s abort rib side and cl''r Sr"'
SD. lui" hams. l3ul3", rrih"l
S's sngr' ';f,i o' f,-cv creamery. l"Q2c; fancy
nrl - 'l'''i ,6s,il ~ e.. cone"
lacl" lAr, sl'r c,,.,, t,,,Av. ,-nnuatcd. l"Nr
steady. - d. W. .@ , t ,,chongci corn
BOSTON. July ~ Flour G"iet mn o.aad, prnyi-ions
firm oats frll ana "rs' ,', ,,,c,. to-, northern.
anl quiet bNN'f .''". ~ Northern.
iqal9i,c. Western. lsQ l"'. ill., ''
S'gH'e ftRH ''''F' ,..t ,,t,. oNorirgs
Ok spot ~ ns,' !.' be-i + ~ 5000 bush -
spot GSe 300 ln'h go. ~ = s'n,,n,i.r 2 closing:
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Railroads.
"aMER,cA'o GREATEST atlLRoAo.~
NETWORK
(ENTRALA
0S INNS nm RIVER R.R,
& HUDSON RIVER r. r.


From Grand Central station. i2d street, ...
$40 A. NJ t.Acrpt Sunday. Emprc state Express
Fastest train IN TIRE world 49,. o,,
Islands Richneld springs. Montrea! ,,.,.,..
0:3O A M-nay. Fast Nat. Far syracuse. Rochester
lluf'no Magma Falls. Chicago. -
o,tO A M-Exccpt SUNDAY For Catskin Mountains
A Troy Saratoga and Montreal ,
1893 A. M-pnly. Chicago Limited Due Chicago
1870 A. ~Esccp, Sunday. Day Enpyss. For all I'm
100 Z M-Daily southwestern Limited for Cincn'
naii CHICAGO. Indianapolis. s. Louis. ,
,::s9 T. M-sx sunday. Albany. Troy. Saratoga
20 A. NJ chicago 4:3o I. NJ
C0O y |pa.ly For Albany Troy. Buffalo Niagara
Fails. Detroit Chicago. St Louis .
6:25 L. M-Daly. For Troy. saratoga North Creek
-,0O = M|DaIy. For Adirondack NJ untllns. 1000
islands. ana Montreal x,
.,3O r M-phlly. For Auburn Road points Buffalo
Niagara Falls. Montreal Cleveland. Cincinnati.
indianapolis St. Louis Chicago
o.OO l. -ln.ly. only Sleeping Car passengers for
y.t, l. M-Daly For Ogdenshurg. Cape Vincent
' cleveland Detroit Chicagr
o.of NJ and 3:,S =. M.--paiv. except sunday TO
"' Pttsnnld Harlem Division.
yvorner Palace cars ELI through trains.
Trains illuminated 10y iInisch Lisni.. -.-., ,,..,..
IA 2GI 4i3 Broadway: ~ East lith-st. Lincoln
Ia ID ~ 30 broadway 235 Columbus save - West
,o..h st md i3sh-st station. Now York 33S and 728
i;,or al and "a broadway. r. H.. Brooklyn.
ocgor. checed hotel or residence by the Wes.co
Express COmpany croprr =, r,,.,r,,
JOiIN NJ Tot'Ef HEp,snE ~. pAN ELS
General Manager r"n passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

Buffalo July i3-tatue- Receipts last "a hours. 500
head: bs2v head, Tor time
last week II 100 head. to New York. ~ head on sale
100 head market opened duh and ljD2Oc lower closed
duh ana slow for all kinds with =" loads unsold
good 81 40utl II light steers. 81 25n
81 10 old to good fat cows y2as3 23 HogsRecepts last
"a hours 400 head 70. thus far ~ 80 head
FOR same time last week 2s 2Op head; NewYork 100
sale 800 head market opened slow and lower
closed dull and l0c lower Yorer good 70 choice IS 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

Liverpool cnbl%-Spot COTTON quiet SAFES. SUW I"es
Speculation and export, 80 bsles American 1000 bales
ysceints Os, bales. American 1000 bales; mddhns
I5isd Futures opened STEADY partially i6+d advance
closed steady partially he4d net advance July S5lo
I,iv August oS5b tenber. 358b; Sepernt er-
October 37v october November 35ss November deem
January, 3593tn, January rtbiuafN
..5,a3;l. Felruary March 3G2v. March April. @3H+O
Nanchester-Yarns buyers favor; cloths quiet ,..
1'OF-F r,E-Tradag almost complete S'fnis''
during the morning Toward the close the market was
ma u, on q speculation and i+ft "r urm ~
emau total dealings The Havre market was unchansi
a, The close Of NJ $3.50 francs. August y"
Ser,e-9her % - francs: October. $3.50 francs
Tovenber ~ - francs. Sales for the day: 5000 bags
go a, ravre TO-DAY 34i.U bags. including q" 900
bass brazilian against 3i4.0p bags las week including
20 400 tars brazilian firm 1000 reis advance -
- 500 reis FnCaange unchanged 81 90. receipts. 1000
is cleared for United states 10000 bag- stock, III
of i.ps santos quiet ami unchanged AZ l1lp reis -.
cejn.s , O0 haas; siook 5GOo bags Hamburg ciesr1
,nrhanred inarhet du. July. - 10 August 100 sep
,sr,bs- ~ 25: October. 20 NOVEMBER. 1o2o
contracts closed firm at toto points advance safes
were bags. follows;
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WHITE. STAR LINE.

Germans. July is. n. Germanic. Aug ~ p m
.Tstonic ruii. p II Tout Aug 2 DSD a. IN
Britannia AUG m t'snnlc .o Agg TX. a. M
From White star Dock. foot u West l0,l st,---
80 COTTON CARRIED HY rASIFNGEk STEANtf;;@.
cation VI second cabin these steamers 50 ana
az .oo-agc from Nev- lo'k $40 FrcTaJ o!".s SO ~
20 Broadway. New-York Phlldelohil oht toi Wanui-s
n MAITLAND i<TESLT Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

Market closed quiet and steady AZ 4g6 points ne e
cline compared with Yesterday closing prices ahS'r
ribie notices Total sales GiNo bales Nv DIX
spot sales to-day last night az officially feIpr''l' %
export 670 bales; consumption 1sl bales '9a "a "a
ding gulf Tssc watch .l-l6c lower compared WIN "
terdays closing Ne'S-YSrk net recepts. lil psl's
gross 23O4 bales: cxpors Continent lJll bales; orc
Britain bnles; Forwarded AL tales, safes l3"i
bales: s9inners. 16l bales, stock. 100. ls6 bales
The weekly odrIverpoo stocks Is as follows
'yris week. week. Last year.
=, l813pD l.3Ib.ps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
CLYDE LINE.

NT11 DTI
"a. CHARLESTON 8 G.. South anl Southwest.
JACK sONVfIL.E and al Florida points.
or r.. r. ,fJot OF Eoos'velt-EtJ. p. m.
CIfERoi< E......................T Tuesday. July q
All .resrlers have passenger acoonmofations
WIN p CLYDE e CO.. General Agents.
Bowling Green. y. 7.
p, cent rcna Faet r. & p. Line via sonv'ii-
I;rea, So Trelsh, & Passenger Line rin Charleston.
r. O. Fee. Gsn'l Ast.. ~? d way, y. 1.
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OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL g. s. CO
PACIFIC NAH. ). $. co.

steamers lave Francisco:
OCEANIC July u p n
CITY or RIO DE JANEIFO. ........:J JAY y. p m
- August p
.
-irf>A a, August =, m
~ f-esnt I.ssu.e and general Information apply 10
at3 Er acS,ay Or Battery Place Washington Bulcin:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14
rn,.nn.n ln lsnt-au, sens g.cn. g a;a .s. 90

Cincinnati rriy 2Hf1our Spring ls'."ns e. L.,
q, fancy s. 5aus3 DO family e. """S-" ~, ;3c
a,,Lc, nctf,, snmrie rod new. Ole. y. ~
corn M.r.ct active No Whit. pic No go, % on,
. ,,I ,.i dc ~ = yellow. 81. ~ ini'-' o.. -.
s.,n,l. rni,- y - so mis" 90 I"rN ny mr.
ss ,nmtv c!-nr si3 -. family. SIX" 'l. .' a.,
"a - Il elite ~ Sales steam l'ai. 90 N",'T
a. l~,t Jar. .. has~r- - ha'"n H.. Si.t
80. a. short lbs sides. =. short fl-At .r'''
A. P.i.t., Mnff,t nrmel. sli'S q d-iiN"'' s''''
81 - 80 lfis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

f-UT| IT ;
a,2 az ,nnN 81 2udS2 30 choice. 81 S"Hf-. iy' n"'
!isrsB 10 Hran los"t. sacked bran was s''A'" ,-,
rr, simmer, st rack. sales 'uisi" POINTS '
rk a, -. . suck at i''c. Il 10 ~ CO., H., az "',
rs,k ear mixed feed ia l'n N SACKS ~ 80 W '''.'
rulv asked. August. a2c asked S''',o
III. a:s.c Drcrrnher 5','~c hid Corn 'wrr 'ut vi,
-, sontemter 3gs.c hid. oats unchanS'h, iul. w
ad August, 2ss.r asked. september vs. t1i 9'hl
,,d m.,s ceiling sl3 JVQSl3 - on orl"rs f' 80 -
lrimr steam nominaly O"sc. ch"ic'. 4" '", ''N Tal'
meas Shoulders. c.. longs and clear rios "'t, s""
Uecsu-I,ryrd shoulder &C. Longs. &c. t''i I''''
Sc rhcr. sa6Ai.c. High wines higher az - = l"'i
Market nrm. rales. cars nt "'l'c' Sp''"' "''' a.
. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-14

IL FOR Ia GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLO CCRA'
CAo ANn MAhACAIIo VA CnRRAAGCA0,
rir1I ,DTITIIIA. 800. Wed~es'ey. july -. p m
CAIRO S.............. saturday. Aug I. ? m
yt.>.t-Zr- Tuesday. -.
These American steamer bull, "Npresy for re trade
have worry sp~rlo- accourro iaiiors fg- passengers
For curacao ard Marscaito freight only. -
> = N'"N rOurTov RUSS n DA1IETT
Geaersi Manages. 49, Frontst
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-11
If Ever There Was~u~~
a Time When THE
HUB CLOTHIERS-
Could Justly be Proud and Graft
fled at the Result of Their Business
THAT TIME is NOW +!

will surely provo the season of all seasons that viii
everybody than that establishment With
great important and necessary
pie Wheeling surroundings could be- We
taeope and brains enough to form their
is mighty ridiculous thing indeed
convince enlightened public that "ba white Yet substance
that Just tho city trying do when
spurge uter their amazing big stocks and low prices
HUB CLoTIERS the pioneers OF low prices in Wheeling and
only house which child buy cheap the shwd buyer
They fairly revoluioned the old ocy notions that degraded
the clothing They have opened the road to improvements
adopting progressive methods In word they have pros
ped aud advanced degree Slow Going and Away Behind
Concerns never merit the claim OF being Even Their COm
catch dollars regardless OF the
you We strive through alone. It's beray pluck
not luck; upright methods not aneduvan ideas that
enroll list OF patrons the greatest
Clothes in State How long will you Sleep you who allow
skeptsm well enough alone policy to hold with that
born grp2 all call and stock aud learn
It'll be money in your vost pocket
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-11

The board OF county commissioners
met yesterday as board OF equaliza-
ton and appeals. A number OF petit
lions for reductions Of excessive assess.
ments and correction OF double or en-
roneous ones were before the board,
and the following were granted:
Wheeling Island Packet and Ferry
Company. reduced from $4,000 to
5000.
Mary L Delapl aine, guardian. re.
duced s., 900 on personal property.
Nail City Lamp aud Stamping Com
pany, reduced $500, case of double
assessment.
J.C. Thomas, reduced $500 on real
estate, doubly assessed.
Emma Yoke, $3.50 on personal as
sessment Of '9S.
Smith & Dickinson, agents, $40 re-
duction, double assessment.
The matter Of apportiouing the dog
tax fund among the claimants OF dam
ages on account OF sheep killed or in
jured by dogs was then taken up. The
board resolved not to allow oyer So for
any one sheep killed nor over 81 for
sheep that had been injured. These
figures seem pretty liberal as sheep go
now, but some OF the claims were gross.
ly in excess OF them. A few OF the
claimants appraised their sheep at low
er figures. Following were the claims
allowed:
Samuel Hedges. $40; E. L. Howard,
SO so; John W. Emslie, $40; H. P. Car.
ter, three bills OF 81. SIS, SSl 81, re-
spectively;J. D. Hastings, $50; Charles
B. Rice, S24; Nathan Vanaman. ST.
Charles Sonda, sr., S22; A. Z. Carter,
$l3 %; William B. North, sis; W. F.
Carter. SO 49, Mrs. 4. u. Wilson, $50.
There was no other business pending
and the board adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-11
OFFICERS ELECTED


By tho Grocery AssoclntIou-Plans for n
State Association.
Last night at Odd Fellows hall. on
Chapline street, the Wheeling Retail
Grocers Protective Association held a
regular monthly meeting, at which
considerable important business was
transacted. Permission was given all
the retailers to keep their stores open
during the evenings from Thursday,
December II, until Christmas day. This
step is taken because of the rush Of
business during the week preceding the
holidays. The association then went
into the election OF officers for the ensu-
ing year, resulting as follows:
Board OF directors, John Walford,
John Wehlman, W. G. Eberts, Thomas
Keller, L. Vieweg; first vice president,
II. W. Schrebe; second vice president,
Thomas Keller; recording secretary,
John @. Stroebel; financial secretary,
w. Wendell, and treasurer, John
Wicker.
The association early next year will
again make determined effort TO effect
the organization OF q state association
OF the retail grocers. Last year the at
tempt did not succeed on account OF the
little time in which to work up an inter.
est among the grocers throughout the
state. Next year hopes are entertained
OF better success. The travelling sales
men OF the local wholesale firms are now
doing good work in bringing the mat
ter to the attention OF the retailers
throughout the state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-11

The libel suit OF William NJ. Handlan
against the ISrELLIGEScER, the trial Of
which was begun on Friday las. in the
circuit court OF Ohio county, before
Judge Campbell, was concluded yester-
day afternoon. Handlan demanded
$4,000 for injury alleged TO have been
done to him by a publication in the
INrELIrGENcER. April2S, 1892. The pub
LEGATION was a report Of proceedings in
the circuit court of the United States,
growing out of bis conviction for selling
liquor without a license in the place
known as the Arlington.
The defendants showed that the pub.
LEGATION was true in every particular
and that the Arlington under Handlan's
management was place OF bad repute.
Mr.. O'Keefe, for the plaintiff, argued
the case to the jury. Mr.. Hubbard, for
tho defendants, submitted the case
without argument. In about fifteen
minutes after leaving the box the Jury
returned verdict for the defendants.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-11
CHARGED with Larceny.

Yesterday afternoon A. NJ. Frederick
was arrested by Constables St Myers
and Lane, charged with stealing jewelry
valued at Sl2 80 from j. W. Grub.
Frederick came here to repair several
pipe organs in churches. lie had done
considerable work in Pittsburgh, and is
said to live in Jersey City. When the
officers found him he was finishing the
rebuilding OF the organ in St. Matthews
church, and they waited till he finished
the work before he was brought out
and sent to jail by Squire Gillespy. He
had taken ring and several thimbes,
and given them away. tbs alleged also
that he has purloined articles from
other people.