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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13


portunity to set himself right again.
AHA, wretch! | will teach you.
AhH," and The little doctor seized the
pr@Strate man by the hair and fierce.
ly pounded his head against the pave
mCut.
Help" cried Dixon. Take the lit.
lie devil off: he is killing me-
The people were either too much
amused or too much amazed To intr:'.
fCrc, and the consequences might have
been serious had not Miss Brilc sum,
mCrSon. Just then cachng the battle
field. and hearing the cry for hri,,
broke thr,.tjGh the crowd and seized
DR.. Tinc!;lrr in her arms. and. strGg
Gle frantcally as he might. he cou Il
not free himself from that fr"nZic,l en-,
brace. Al! tn, time she kept crying:
'Oh, Tom, are YOU killed: | knew
YOU Wuhld bc killed oh. gentlemen.
please save him; he is too little to fight
such u big and dangerous man. Nnn
should not permit it. gcntlpmrn: i'll
deed, You should not
At last she seemed to realize thlt the
doughty little doctor was unnj,lrt'l
ana in no great danger. and she y l.
mittrn herself to become more quiet.
'Gtntlcnrn." SAID Tom Thinker. pl:lc-
ing the hand of the young lady on hi;
arm. under the circumstances ! know
YOU will have the goodness to excuse
me. Good-"vcning. And he marched
bravcly away.
My darling Belle" said DR.. Thinker
on his wedding day. you have never
told me in what particular way that
villain inSultrd YOU.
''NoE'
'Will YOU not tell mo. my dcar:'
oh the poor fellow. Now. y"u
needn't look .ir1!ouS, You dear old
goose: he wanted me to marry BIN.
When declined he gr'w-oh, 80
drcalfully angry and abused you"
ABUSED me-
Yes, indeed, and he did. He said
you was a little freak"
oh. the villain,'
Yes. Tom, and he said You waS Il
homeopathic mannillin."
''Ah, the h"ictic.
And then he declared that he could
put You in his pocket
"'Th" wretch. And the insult to
you:"
why. gracious. Tom. it WAS th&t.
Could ii have been anyth.n" worse:
He SiHndrrrd You and it outraged my
feelings. fo! | loved YOU all the time.
You dear fellow, There. talk that and
that
And This WAS Tom Tnklrrs tri-
Umph.- thir&go News.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13

heard a lady say, last Saturday that she
thought the Christmas supplement of the
Frostburg JOURNAL was the most satisfactory
and to the point of all she had seeI-and
that meant good many-E. t. JohnStom.
When a manifestly intelligent lady
and E. r. Johnston agree to the ex-
tent above implied, the joint conclu-
sion is infallibly correct.
Hence, if there be no insuperable
impediment in the way, now would
seem to be good time for Johnston
to oct married.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13
Whipping ScIonS of ROYALTY,

complain of your not having sen
me word that You had VIII pprl my
son, for desire and order you to Mh J.
him every time that he is oh tinnt o
naughty, knowing we'll from my own
case that there is nothing in he w ri
which does one more good. | kno~
by cXprrienc" what good il ia r't.
for when | was his age | was "hipn"-'
a great deal. - Correspond nee OF
Henry ".
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13

Orthodox Turks shave the head win
the exception of tuft on th cr5Wi'.
which is left to insure Il ii ltt ip .
the angel of the reSurrcctr II .vh II -
comes to pull them out of til" ';r..y. ol
the day of Judgment.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13
The Pound sterling.

The old English pound st rl'n. W
derived from the weight # c,
grains of sound wheat from n III. ..dlr
of the ear and well dried.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13

son theatre nights. when admission tickets
are sold by Agents to performance at theatre,
leave Cumberland at close of performance.
All trains stop at Hays street station, Cum
bcrland.
Nos: |, 2, and 4daily except Sunday. Nos. 5
and Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays only.
Baggage car will be hauled trains Nos
sand g.. l.. NJ HAMILTON
NOV % Superintendent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13
A Truthful Man,

There was no one but TIL" proprietor
clothes came into the office and caIl-
tiouSly closed the door behind him.
You Smokr:" asked the visitor
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13
FROsTBURG, Md, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1894.

time to realize that an assault was
about to be made upon him. Tom Tink-
Ter rushed up and seized him by the
legs and upset him on the sidewalk.
1t was such a surprising mode of at
tack and the doctors movements wrr"
so rapid that Dixon had no time or op-
pOrtunity to set himself right again.
Aha. wretch! | will teach you.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13
Pittsburg Division.

WESTBoUND.
No. 9-Baltimore Express leaves .l3O m
" 63-Cumberand Il" &C dai-
lv except Sunday. 73O m
ll-Mal leaves. 800 p m
5-Chcago Limited. leaves. .4:25 m
EASTBOUND.
No, 1O-Baltimore Express arrives. $50 m
" 12-Mail o.15pm
64-Cumberland Exp. i" dali
ly except Sunday. 735 m
6-Llmted leaves. l:l5 p m
No. II is a local train from Cumberland to
Pittsburg and No. y from Pittsburg to Cum
berland. Nos Sand make stops each way
7. T. ALLEN,
NOV - Acting Agent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1894-01-13

AhH" and III" little doctor seized the
prGStrate man by the hair and fierce.
~ pounded his head against the pave
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Forty acres Of land in the Payette
valley in diversity OF fruit and other
crops Is enough land for any one man
and he can make better living On it
with less labor than any place on the
face OF the earth.
Every one in Emmett is elated over
the proposed mining operations in the
vicinity OF Marsh. One Of the compa-
nies operating there is said to have or
dered 100. 600 feet Of lumber to be used
in the construction OF an immense scow
for placer mining purposes
The musical concert at II. c. Riggs
jr. saloon a couple Of weeks since was a
most enjoyable event. IL was superior
to any Of the travelling concerns that
have visited Emmett for the past few
months, although made up entirely of
home talent. Such enterprise on the
part Of one OF Emmett's popular mirolo-
gists is very commendable.
Uncle Johnathan Smith says that
on Monday Of this week he had fresh
strawberries, mulberries. cherries goose:
berries and currants on his table fol
dinner. and all were grown right in hi,
own yard. A country where such q
variety Of fruit as that, can be had a
this season of the year, is a splendid
place To make a home.
When you meet a man who contend
that you must be a republican, demo
crat, a populist, or some other politica
partizan, just as the case may be. il
order to be a good citizen worthy Of hi
respect and friendship, you can set i
down right there that that man is
bigot Of the worst kind. This thing o
worshiring party" is a delusion and
snare TO keep people from independen
thinking which would result in thei
enacting laws for their common goo
instead Of for the benefit and advance
ment Of some machine politician o
party.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
For Sale

s..rt, s.rrs Of land ode half mile from Em-
,,~ss. IN in gcod statt of cultivation Al
1rsSs D. {. shepherd Erismeft. idahe
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
RATES 10 nIp-wInTER FAR.

Caldwell TO San Francisco and return
via Portland and steamer s47.l0. Cald-
well 10 SanFrancisco and return via Port
land and Shasta route s52 60 These
tickets are limited to continuous passage
in each direction and have a final limit
Of 30 days from date OF sale. Rates via
steamer include meals and berths on
steamer. rail rates include five admis-
sions TO the fair. For any further in
formation call on or write
G.. L. Alley.
Agent, Caldwell Idaho.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
Take Notice. You

All parties living in road district No. 6.
will please take notice that II they do
not take care of the waste water from
their irrigation bitches. and allow it to
food the public roads. that they will be
prosecuted 10 the fullest extent Of the
law. There will be no exceptions 10
this rule. JoHS CARPENTER.
Road Supervisor.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Anyone having loans from the Lon-
bard Investment Company, the Jarsis-
Conklin Company or the EQuirsS
Mortgage Company thai are about -
mature ard 1rs unable 20 z2ke 4
ne..s g, lean something o. IA
t.-ce BY caili-y o. D. addressing
: 8. Smith. Atrv-st1sw.
Emmett. ldah,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
The Glorious
of July

Will be celebrat-E !
ed in Boise with alls
the pomp and gloryI
of that patriotic day.
Every man, womanS
and child invited, f:
! special arrangement
having been made toE
/ entertain visitors by|
/ us, we extend a kind
/ invitation to all read|
! ers of the INDEX tO|
1 pay us a visit whenI
I III BOISE, look at the
] largest and only one
/ price concern in Ida
/ no, where the larg-.
/ est stock is kent in
/ mems andboys' wear.
I and where every
& mans money is the
{ equal of any others.
| Alexander
q IhG Onc Price
! CLOTHIER
9TH and Main,
/ Boise Citu
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

We will give 81 IS per hundred pounds
for oats. in lumber Al cash prizes until
further notice CENTRAL LUsBER Co
June 2Srd- Emmett idaho
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23
EMMETT INDEX
PrsLIsHKD AT
1naDactt> Idaho.
EvEKr SATURDAY..

The IsDKx Il devoted 10 the interests and up
building OF Emmett. Canyon county and the
state Of Idaho; independents In all things neu-
tral In nothing.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1894-06-23

Entered at the Emmett Posi- once as second
class mail matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago July - Cspccan Wheat started to-day a' II
was going - rise The strength however dld not mold
The las, prices were bottom September opened
~ s3,. sold botween i3a. and - and closed ~ % cents
,.ceps 80 cars loss than expected the estimate
for Thursday was 40 outside markets We" rla
,v, little ,,cadcr than chicago New-iork closing IN
cents over Toledo put another cargo to-day making
-, oc bushels. cables firm. Export clearancrs
,c. liberal about bushels There was. however
~, nov ..p,r business here and very little don" At IN"
.e,i,arl II estimated that IA" elevator people mere
ha his crop began 10 move "'"5h' '"'''''
bus " Cd Dee brought herr"
There was weather market In corn. the opening being
with rush on the drouth and the closing being weak
ON predictions Of through certain corn Sai's To-
morrow september opened at ft's' sold t"i"r"n ~
and ~. and closed ~. cents. tn" West did the
h1yng Professionals to-day did the selling. Receipts
,r ok cars. the estimate Tor Thursday 2do
charters were bushels Gables were higher sam
pics were firm. oats opened firm IN sympathy win corn
The closed finally h"cnus" th"rc were O. cars o
soid between ~ ana 81 AMI closed At
3 cents September sold between y and TN and closed
a "a. cents.
Provisions firm but dull. There we're no trades in
uorl al all lard only ~ cents. The
range In ribs only There 2i.'r~ hogs, the
estimate n Thursday 2SWnD The nrmn"ss I'm pro
n. the cash demand the exports OF meat
Last, wee be- almost q record breaker
ON the curb September wheat wer" 12A, cents
calls 53. Puts september corn we're AZ cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. July p. 1894
REANS AND PEAS-A small inquiry for do
nestle marrow. but few arriving, and held firmly The
small inquiry domestic medium cannot b" supplied
WhIr kidney dull Rcd kidney offered To- exporter.
30 but they take very few; supply ample. Call
fornia lima firm. but selling slowly In small lots For
pea tlcntv and dull foreign marrow held firmly.
hut seldom wanted Green peas IN pretty steady Hight
nestle marrow per bush 81 do medium. 81 do pea.
81 %: white kidney 81 3qt2 ~ do red kidney 81 %
(s2 20. do turtle soup 81 o5ps2 Do yellow eye 81 4ou
rnw 81 JOaS2 co. do foreign medium. 81 45d$ CO. do
foreign pea SQS TO- green bbls 81 O7z do bass.
'HI-TTER-Th The demand creamery light to-
day supply is not large nor urgently offered and
prices rule steady Invoices very oiten show irreguay
showing slight irregulay reach lsnlSsc but there
are sore which will not reach 1sc There Is fair.
prices and seconds have light inquiry western advices
from important butter sections say that the drouth
continues and that the make shrinking stat" dairy
half rkin extremely small receipt ana have a
steady inquiry tubs sell to the extent ~ the arrivals
at prices Imitation creamery sells very fairly
when choice lot. arriving are not Of quality
attract Western dairy receipts small In guam
and poor in quality Factory butter fairy nr WIN
sncIent business to sustain the confidence Of holders.
IRIS IN tubs no, obtanablc below l3c: held
4IItNc with occasional sales Of frkns at that range:
thirds scarce wanted bids for them are lulc but
Creamery. 10. is4glsc: do frsts l1glSc q.
seconds I54mi6; do thirds. l3dl4c state dairy half
tubs. lsc do seconds 10 hrsts log
tin tubs nrsts. i6n16ec; DO seconds l4'zn i1,sc
Imitation creamery hrsts. l4knl5c: do seconds. l2fM
1890: Western dairy. hrsts 14g4hc; DO thirds TO sec
onds IlG2.c: factory nrins l3al+sc do tubs hsts 70
CTIEESE-Ful cream large cheese are In heht receipt
to-day but exporters Indifferent they have few
advices unfavorsbe The fancy lots strictly on her
are quoted At s'.aec the outside seldom reached
crate prices Full small cheese relatively nrin with
a moderate business with the home trade Fart SKINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26

90 late sales vea l.a,c higher good % 1a
s. 80 extra s. 75asG Iiogs-Receip "a s@ head: Tor
~ time last week 10 head: CONSIGNED M IsI.
zoo head 10 Ne-York. $50 head on sas and Iighi
ic.. ,.rv dun for mediums and heavy CLOSED
Hight grndes win al , .o'u T a. Is; heavy 81 -;
,,,n e. ,oIf &, ~. choice heavy. 81 3Hso W; onnr'
"a .na 81 - sfse. So 75nsA 40. sheep and lambs t
ses s.%o hfss o.a e: sc' sq anus } '"
1870 bro,oh 900 head. to York. Loo head On
sale Loo head; market opcnrd s, h EASY for lambs
bulk mixed s1.P 50 ms ms egd tn Sho 5I
IA 25dsI 20. common fair. 50 '"HS4 10" t,oo,,,s
I-1,ay s,rck Ysrs Chicago July 23.-Cate-teceip's,
head Market strons for sood s"cr 81 $50
s. - ocses and feeders s2ds3 90 cows ana s" o
81 5as3 30 calves. s2asi 30 vBc o Io6n
head: market strong. Heavy s. AogSo ~ SI1@s 70.
choice mixed 81 75ads' ~ choice a.soe H s 0co
light 81 s0dsj 10 pigs. 81 "aS3 SheeI H.rw q, o5G
head: market duh and steady Inferior 10 'no'' - '
- rss, 1 Tertf Jnly -ca,te-Reccpts light mark;
H;aSa 81 % %ss. rsasS Ts s gIi s'sTs
50 75gsa good rat cows and heiiers ~ o a. a. best
cgis light %@the, % uman to fs Yorkef. s. io
s; To- rs 81 oI,s5 CO. good 81 3odS'; stays ana
ue srss 81 23asi % sheep arrivals light good sheep
sSGs g5 fair SoQs2 80: common 50cps % ye1r.hss
s2rsa 50 lambs. 81 2'g$ - tral calves
s, Louis. july -Cattlc Receipts ia" head Ih TN,
bcs: sold about .'dy ana ne innsoG 9 r.spl
ca,tI~ were mostly all common good strong mar
prevailed with some improvement IN yr rI,SS M Twas
Sl'''N = 80, H., D.c.,nts tn"
rnarhc, opened but Ike y"s''lay II was , nd
Jiev sold a, e. ~ good light ~ s. ijft5 20 ana I'D.
buzz ~ salcs wcr" At - l"if" - IN h rnr vas not
head This market was active mourn n' ,, t,,tnei
.f-,ng about s'"uit prices were
for ',crything eradng Jar 20 N"i .oer AMI anbs
~ medium. 81 21aSSGls good mis'l s"''P ""' ''
,-,ns >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

o. 'sorh,r..r n a.e - ~. o.. r'rr' air.. .ai
Han.' ~ 30 ,, '-.i, ag4 gree. eer- ''-i '''at'
s. a., n, '1 .a.e , <. ..s,.. . a. 49, , .-
e. =, .,.r FL, g a,.,, ,a.. ,. {. ~, ~r. .,
s. 'oat}a" An cay. 80. ri-rt.-,l ~ .n.,.r. Ct,-
,r,a. tai, aa,i,,. eu,,. r,frs,-,,,i t.cf nm a,
mattel d'c.-ea weight sApmen'e 'i.}. ~ .an~ arI
I22o qu.-ter. = beef 'h~ Er.Afn c'y 80 qa-''r-
THURSDAY Win arr, -o' .a'e D.. iii,r- a.- 'ar yi.-
ria 80 heni o. Mar.e ..',
8, a. -, ~ i. . ~, - - '.aSr
), + 2, Z. ,-a ~ q. So" X ,, ~ = y :. :, So.
T,a' e . 81, - ' ',a -, r. :
T. y =. s Il. r. li.sr ".a i .. a;
,.r'-, c.,, >, co.. -..er. lsi. T.. S, - ~.
q i2 r. ~ - 49, i i9 -, :, q. 80 ,h, a.,
n 49,. :, !, :. =, n. 81 ~ s. .. 'ie.r. O., So.
= T.. o., - - -, . Co. . 49, ~ - a So" - 1
- z, s''"cnr ,s ' ) M, :: 1T, -, .r- 80. r.,
<r ~, q, Il I, '' ,, ',;' d., n o, & - -
a., :, -. p m M ~. - a, Z, ,'rsa' ~ liz, ~
s. 10 10 q. io'.n - 50 n. - .,ser. e'l n. a. 50 TO-
&? d 20 = d ,s, 1000. 1910 a ., So -
d. l22i NJ 81 4, j. On, ~ r. q 81 :, y o. lee v
e d. y rs is2o n r, '' a, So . '' ''- " '
.. 10 ,, c'i n O., 81 Chicago steers @ ' at ~
60. p"o"y bulls. $40 II. of '2". %. $40 -. at
$. ~, e oa d. re, T. az {, - = ont, ,,ack,ss
., : j. gad u : = g. g hull. 500 n So
Hume l'.' a Muii,n ies -, n - s. 81, 49, s3s "
MiIcn COWS Receipt. by all road, md nv boa, rm
head ., ." "nrn 10 h"i q, a a., 40 n,
choc~ cows. ami c'n eoiI 81 81 sales Hllenl-.ri
r,Ws At ss7 ~ cae Due r5us AZ ,s,aSaa -
cars T aGrc,s ,,6 sc, '@ al q, - r.h. ne
mani no,ermely sc,i"c and prices -,eai, AMI All sall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July % the wool sales to-day soo bales
Of fairly good quality offered. embracing
Of m.rinos. which sold readily full rates compe
ton animated. Inferior grades
OCCASIONALLY sluggish Generally speaking the quality o
during the series 81 sales Just closed
variable while the attendance and competition through
good The advance of cent noted early
ia. series was nncquallv maintained Coarse and in
feri closed the MAY level. while
kinds closed imi1d dearer. The total available
stock was $4,000 bales II which 21SctD bales
posed Of bales taken for export including
America. and 5000 bales held
~ sales beginning September Is
To sales of srcasi~s include the following:
Sew South Wales 500 bales at 5Q0l.
Queensland CO. bales. 4isVsd.
Victorian |. 300 bales, 4isduis i2d
South Australian 300 bales. NJ 3a4jad.
Tasmanian-2i0 400 bales. GQlld
New Zealand 900 bales at 5Ldl0.d.
Cape OF Good Hope and Natal-Co0 bales. at 5d1Nd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Juy Flour val W.s,ern sgqer - n ,
wh.l, patent g. 9Ort3 80. spring d. ~ "'RA" 80 ,p,
straight - iiaS3 ~. s'l"s "a" eD,s month
5:sa,9-,c. August. 59',n3ric. s"rtrlnocr 1'q'''.c
steamer ~ rod. jp.fjlc. Milling, % , S"l~
~. 59as5.. stock 1865 Isl bush sales. lOS'v nu.'
'ora duu. uivci spot and NOR H. 4S.c S,u'h' G i
~, a. ,.ilov So stock ~ So bush. sales 2" buNh
O.rs allow - . white W"-t"rn. -, askrl ~ NM -,
.t.k I.p, bush ilav dull. - 5odSl5 - cram iir'f
Quiet win d,vnward tendency. S-."m - ill"rig' . M
~. .r,.- rl cork fsr orders - I'D cotton ana H"u
unchanged E.y4 "a-,. N.ri&' '"H'' "'"' ~ g.
lG... Otner articles un'lanT"i.
Yf.n ri,, - Flour quiet corn firm. oats quiei
Shorts qnlcf Provisions quiet Hii'rr quiet
cr.nior, lp1eor. Western. '>pl'r 'h"'S" s'e'nf' '
northern. anr.c Eggs firm
chicago July .5-The leading futures rarg"d as t'-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26

Market closed firm a. points net dnN'.l,,, i'm
,ared with Yesterdays closing prices rams
ices & ~ Total sales 1000 bales N." lolN 80,
receipts S4s bales. exports Continent l't' mr. o:s
britain am bales forwarded rs 1aI..s 49, ~
bsles. SINNERS J. 15S bales stock. li"4" n.i's- 80
net mort receipts to-day. 2G7 bales mus ia' us 49,
. ,7G Exports TO-DAY Great trialh . 80
Continent COS bales. Thus FAR this week "t'a
0 40 bales France $40 bales continent '''l "'''
stock. 2i9. O27 bales. . ,..-.. ,,v.r sales
10 oco bales: speculation and export. 800 bales
M, bsies. receipts bales, American '"o u','S
,ddnr uplands , o932d Futures oIcnel g1e. au IN
chaneed closed steady. unchanged covpar1 ~ 20
,erdavs close July 349G35o. July August
sn@,s Sen,ember 49a3.5O. September ''orrI 800
Ociober- November 33lb; Novernner a.,
at. T,ocen,ber-Ja 53b. January F"hrua.l
Februarv- March 3.55d356. March April. 2''o' Mai"
robas,sr.-yorns ouef. cloths moderate demand
COFFFE-Local buying and purchases Tor aC'"uii'
baltimore strengthened the market On a h,lN'Ih,
80 The DAYS sales included 30 bags h' emo. ~,
Iahonr.I Tor Sepamber at 100 points fiu'rrn'' an" "
hags Tor Iuly exchanged difference oi ~ -
pats ~, -, ,no,eI No on a far business total SAILS
o. 600 bag Iuv closed aG - francs A.s"t, -
anember qo q October. $40. Noven'"r ~
markell closed steady d declin" ~ 80
g. - no o~cai cables wcaS. quotations un'
a. ,s clsaral for the Tinted states. JON bags NJ"
las 900 BAG Santog market weak ~ ''oih" ~ ~,
res 10 Is refs good aVerag~ grace" i@,tt -, IN
bacs stock 5000 bags. Ccn'.ari- '-'i 80
X noin,s advance sales were 1900 bags ~ i''' -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-26

r., corn Traders are tther waiting for further develop
nents Of the movement 81 oats ana INC u', n
Tor cash oats limited rather small operations
taking as sparingly possible. The Close TO-DAY 80
AM a, UNCHANGED &c decline. Cash oa,s WI
rar 1u and irregular little lot Of No SOLD az foc
in The elevator while boatioads quoted AZ ~ ~,
s,ore 4oiac anoat; 700 bush No 2 white sold az 4lw
SO 2 900 bush No white at 39c 5000 hnsh ""'A
white "A 3Si.H5jc
the closing prices or 'e previous
5.,. ~ date last year:
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OTHER MARKETS By TELEGRAPH

Buffalo July acknowledging last "a hours. 700
head total FOR week 1000 head. for time
last week head consigned through 700 head. 10
New-York l5s0 head: sale 90 head; market opened
strong closed all sold light. 200 TO 1000
H. steers So 2aS3 TO- good fat 1898 %; common.
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BALTIMORE q OHIO IL. IL.

Fast Express IIains
BALTIMORE. MASHlNGIO.,, OnICA1O. CINCINNATI.
D ST LOUIS AND ALL POINTS WEST.
pIrIIMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS
Lave N.N-York Liberty For CHI.
GOO 40 o. m, and l2l5 night. For PITTSBuRG. i30
- m and as night. For CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS.
, m 400 o. m For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. .
m al 30 a. m. Dining Carr. 1880 % 90 y. m. SUM-:
train, run daily except 800 p: For NORFOLK. Bay
Inc 10 d m. ex. Sun. For NEW ORLEANS. via
oanoke and Chattanooga through Pullman Sleep
Ticket Offices I2. 2ei 49, LAO Bway. 81 Il. iAth-st.
Irandst " }. ; 3t tul'ol-s- BROOKLYN. station
foot Of Libertyst. c. r. r. OF n. J.
Transfer Co. Will call fo- and check bagHSSo
from hotel q residence TO destination
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ Summer Schedule In effect July LIST. 1894.
Redbank. Long Branch. Eberon Ocean Grove. As
bury Park Bslmar, Spring Lake, and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave foot Cortland, and Iserosses streets 30
40 $40 .3!S except Rei6anD 40 $40. 100 p M
Trains leave foot Liberty 40. $50 Redbank,.
SIS 1890 1870 n m ('l 20 Saturdays only. 1880
ais $50 400 $50. '53c. 6:i5 p Sundays. 's:ij
n.., 30. 90 D..
sunday trains do stop Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park.
Denotes express trains.
RUFUS BLoDGETT. sup't y; Y &LBR:R
j. r. WOOD II. p. BALDWIN,
q. p. A.. Penna r. II. q. p. A.. c. r. r. Of n J. .
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OTIS ELEYATINC RAILWAY,
CatskiII Mountains.

Connects with go 1880 and $40 trains New
Work. Central and 80 and $40 trains on West Shore
p,,lr,,da and with Albany Day Line and Casski Even
Ia, Line for Catskil Mt House. kaatersk Hotel. Tan
nersvile and all points on the KaaterskH Railroad
$1,000. over the New-York Central
A LIMITED TRAIN on Saturdays at i:.5 p. NJ
for Catsl without stop. connects with OTIS FL Ry: due
q, Maintain station in 3 HOURS AND 30 MINUTES.