davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

nrEyEs g. y9 Gay t9y' rsd, i' !. s; cars 't @ 'S' s
h'an w. y ~ and IN drcssod quarters and - cars 70
ie sold Dcmand moderately aei,ye WIN s,e ~ ioS
,snS' r'ars.. closing nrm on chicago adyces
car II Torans o. :; -. grass and cin-ted 60
&? 4prst ~ ior lnf"ii"r - Stles ~" S-" cvs and i,s
- i.Sa % rI.i,cs purchased io9 head cry 'y,i.e''.i
a''i, ' r.,T ,yyt,,,c4 AZ , Ann a. 7sass.c per ID
e~s A,n'-e,a ii,e .oic selling at '|4l";c: esm",~l
' iaui-is T-i Ioa aca fer n Gd,m,9 ~ G.ln ?9@ and
cao 10 D. II sherman an 20, ace' tor NJ '''''S''''
TIE r,nta."c tE~f 70 cai'e az ,r %, .,un,y Penn
.,s@is i H. aySrrs as: gs5 100 ~ ,i - s &c. Xxx az
J. .! = & IA; 5,s ip S al at - - y: II DO i5a' n a.
ss d. i=7 y at q o. o. 4 s e. NJ S's a, r. s. q! as = Il
i:ie r. al " d l. ia'' 81 T. a. 81 'o' STAG '" d.
fanad-s 10 on" i7 y at 49, 20 = No. 10
~ AZ. = ~ ~ al IL y d. l2;s H. At do. 5' n s. ~
z oS SS5 % io e. l at g. iiIs KS Il" 4 ksaa'a = e.
g g 60 r u d 4 277 = s. 49, at q ao 90 @ % n a, '% :: T. T.
s " sherman % Chicago steers 1891 H. at - 'o'
y dol" ";;,Ism6 10 'lcnso steers 1880 NJ. at 81 81
aa M. l2o & n at +, 81 ~ 80 !, is Is KspEcGy S T/S
1gsy sri is' n !. E, E, '2' Is do '''2 d. '
$50 l.2,dO u G9 lO'S p "a at % % d,ey t Kentucky
l2io H. at 30; Indiana ,ecas ~ m No. s' - S
d. i$.S H. at 81 - kentucky d. i?2. H. B. at s, 80 ~ II
Nseuc -, 's'Ir % a, q 81 'Ss de- 2 81 b "a
'uSV ma co. 10 STATE bulls. 40 and 1865 N. at
MiLi COWS Recps hcGa no ,rnass .gS go q n- In,
po.,1,T' p s moor is very choice calves included
ChLvFtRccer's. AoGi head all at s,Sc,nst;, on ON
lirht supplies the mnr"e tuiel nrm n. IN d h ns
,r n,r'iy cleared Common 10 choice yeas sold a,
g 9 ss ois 70" M ' nsaa fS' CAVES as s" at as ssa.
"ts higher At sac for counry-dresed veals; GaSiso
,rr cty 1ressed: 3isaiisc for little calves
e. 20 per 100 bs i22 DO I5l ms at s. io 30 DO ils lbs
at 81 s7i4 IS do l44 its at s. 3' II! d. lss ifs az
cI' p % Nelson 4s veals I45 ms n s. So p DO i4s in,
8 & !. i. s. 3 $ as at r. i 7 S. 's :, y g.
Il ualieh6scE G9i S iIoills yeai, ls5 NJ s5 s22 do.
70 ~ % 81 = z, q DO 50 g 80 5s SSmG s Ter ' cays. iSs % % %
sag ~ i,i ii H. at 81 los mixed calves ~ ~ - oa
tg,ierm do 80 n at 81 ia, 40 O. DO is3 ~ at SO CO. %
Jeilire Wright Co. 10 vets 15a N. at s. 81 il8
DO l9S 9@aa d. a, CO - veals i5 n at s. 30 27 do l
n Mt 2 81 DO i'o o at s. II do, aS T. ~ ~ q e 81 g. ~ =
O. Dncnhack 70 vcais iG2 H. m at ), 90 5o - a. d1 ~ ~
~ 81 -; buticrmils calves l72 NJ nt 81
Egc Il OTIS: iOi venl' la2 10 at - 90; u do IA m.
{: sander g ysols. =, e; p at :" z %
sl,rIp NND LAMIis- Receipts Tor DAYS. 81 cars.
~ a. da icad-i2 cars Tor market ana q cars Tor
there c1 ,ac Sellers were inclnrd to cut
loose sheep. and lyeIs lo'k hoa ana nouent rcey
i,n.s ocnel drm bui c!oscd easier but nearly every
thing in II" pcrs was co"d out common iams ana oS.ls
IS .S rsr loo il Tor good CIR OF extra Ohio
wchcs at s. l2's ordinary tc ehSee as az &
culis s: 49, dressed mutton slow ut 4sonc dressed
sass: b. nsPhersou o Co.. 22s virginia lambs 81 N
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N"x-Y"rl. June -. lSol
COTTON-Affer opening d"ciin" ~ rom TO
and this followed by quite - .aN rn n'i ,oo W'o
close prices then showing net dcci'r" &" a',u' u
noints though months in'ha 1f"i A. '''
pared with SATURDAYS clos rC-rrs Au%usi losing d"
lowest 7i2c. Total sales for the day were vll's
~ 100 bales The q; the ,loSe wa dil lherf .
some disposition the part ~ local trn""f ~ 81
oDen,c belief inat he almost universal n'
rerorts would cause a falling N in prices tn" mnr<r
however steady 50 of IN" adverse inHue,'''
Liverpool closed about pot over ior lutres anu a.,
Gales were only 5000 bales wiki the MARK ,a"''' "a
tone hu ouotaAiv The Eoin' IS halt-Nt'hi,
movement shows receipts % 5000 bales asanSt -"
bales last year the period. Inc news lso.n
Manchester wss reaSSurirg MaN aiFl'rS '''.I"I
weather conditions to-day We're most faNoIa"". IN
6.aorrio crOn been benefited oN lah. ann va
Vicksurr district reports that rain f Yes'e~C'y hr'
was also rain in the vicinity ~ Jackson Mss anu 1'
also a rainfall Yesterday Meridian. In thc Mone uS-
trct there were several showers YESTERDAY. WINE ue
weather to-dav clear and warm In the Mnntronery
Ala district. warm ana partly CLOUDY Wetther - ae
wind other sections ~ AIaoanla
renort rains II nothing can lift the spr
tive interest from the cthargy into Whch ~ has LAIR -
0rdinarlv sharp might b" expected On me news
~ ,he dav hut ~ stand. the marN' hv',
a comparativeiy course II Is eenerfiiE -.
the leading Southern that crop conditions are H
crop year The bulls base their hopes for rise N W a.
m damage to thc cotton crop ~ Whch rN'iil, me
nec sharn rally owing The very liGht 81 chs q" 1
rrorred h., srnne-e They tia; favorable conditions
crn win not get through the critical stare without more
or less damage Iii J., .o,o, O, the
Cotton Exchange 'he question 81 cl9srE ~"
OPENING range and cloe today aid o'o''hR D''S "s
previous Might am laS' year iN''
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. June %. $50

teW-1Ofk, JJHc IoVF'
prASs AND PEAS Domestic medium beans w'uld
hng 40 ~ here pen quie and unchanged. Marrow nave
easel on n little lost rarks Offering ~ - 4 and me
,rce nigh, he shadcd IN in-t?nocs. Rcd kidney SO"
and weaker; 81 10 full or'sce nate Tor -
HiSs ia 10 60 on tod1ys ntc>rncr fcr Cuba a. y V9
IJroas firm -.clin s-llirs pra;y "c ara ftc'
IS r"ducias ssptly W auote for ci'o,os Guny % Va,
81 si 90 inc :? 2r'2 2' 80 red G s'1Hney H *, < T
Tn Inns C'a,!.tma COc-fp Sc -: do :0resn marrow
so $50 -: do toroig2. mcclam 81 c0asl o. GO foresn
Iea 81 sisls '5 Ereet pes neh o'H1Fi i'' 10 "-s'
n U2iLhSl i,. 60 gco.ra. 81 2oUsi =. 49,,
tir--T TIE withdrawal CT % mach stock unc9- hsh
,s H., i,,er.er .hi;;en because thr Soots c9nt 80
hsh as 10 rakc n soG at current rotc1 made me
rin, n,.ecr quite moderate. ana with further HycSi-
iatiye luyih- the rnt'et wts n.m csIeeisy on ne @
ri.t,.a, r-ud. e cnoc: Creamery, s'ao, f'nnayihha
er:ras per b. isAIsc: d. nrsts idse
Do rec, ..Gs isa:cc; co thir.s i4i4 g. 3a,s Sn..s
i4fi az: &, "a.h :as scan.15 70 nrf- ltTlGc deiry
as fhucr la1,3c: imitation creamery nrs's - ~
is,c. do secords iaQi3lsc: Western dairy. i0gloe;
fSatory fr.nt frss 70 extras lo9ifhc; 90 TUBS sx'
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

.,me OF trade unirnporan The tone was weaker pom
r.rs ard al the West the more favorable weathrr
rcpSrs and on movement The belief hat ,ne s,y' n
fqueezed - inducing some set
ir ri ,ba <ac, hat cors.ncrr buying as few ons
m nossbn at the present Of prices has 'uHrde
Win market. The c@nrctsloa N
me rlariet connurI IN tn. afteFnoon and u,rt vas was
oul,. uI. pressure scll. prices leavnS cI hareiy
,,no,v at AGfi.c ne dcCne. Cash oats werr cui anu
weaker sales inciuGed oarots oi No at o. % 7o
h,sh M ,o al 525c tho Central goad: 2lOyp bi'n
troc white at 3l5Sc ANA ZOO bush track HNed ~ o2I
sac NALT-Markot DUH: ungf0dcl western tsoI-oc
Car,dian Qnd0,c sx-rowcd sOTs5c, two-roWtd I2dfoc
Ne give FOR comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
rions iav and fnr the correspondIg date last year
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
STOCKS OPENED WEAK.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE STRONG.
p,11wAy SHARES RALLIED 1RREGu-
LARLY-MONEY ON CALL RULED
AT PER CENT.

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE JUNE 20
c.rrs Or DONDs AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

Market closed dull at unchanged 20 points net nie
compn~ed with Saturdays closing prices -
notices 10 TOTAL sales. 4lI)O tales NV ~. srO'
soles today and last right officially reported For *
taios: spot market steady; mddnc uplands 9lU M%u %
ding Culf o-l6c which !s unchanged cpnna,el N.,'
Sofurlay's closing Ncv-iork gross receipts ~ tai"s.
exro-ts Continent 2352 bales; Great Britain 5i' iair'
France ~ bales Forwarded. ~ oaes, sales :" -" 'H'
snirincrs $40 bales. stock 19lG3l bales TOTAL ne' p
receipts to-day 3.4S3 bales thus far ths We.N 80
ialeS Exports to-lav: Great Britain. l"yG haies M
44lG iaies % bales: Continent 2'12 na'S s." "a"
36l Ga taies. -, -, ,,o,o,,,
lower sas lales; speculation and export 90 taes
American. 6cOn bales: miding l-l6d Futures openel
uuiot at partially iG4d dccline. clos dni AT lia het
4n3v June June-July 3GCs; IuvAuEust. .sps; An-
e1st-Septembcr 3Gl 1892 septemheroctober sG2n Dc-
tober- November 3eis November i'"cenl"r "f1+ 1+' 10"
cember-Januay 4OOG40 ManchesterClo'hs quiet; yarns
dull. , ,
COFFEE-The market strong at an advance of
- u points the ana. dealings. owing 90 covering
Of shorts The absence Havre advices account n
witch was very light. advices IN Heated No change
No being SIN quoted l5SO re!s exchange unchanged
al Ga receipts Rio. 900 hags RIO s'ock Ia 600
bags A; Santos The market nria ana un'hdDgrd a.
Il 600 for good receipts AT santos, 2'o
bags: Santos stock - 90" bags. Hamburg was quiet
Final prices showed slight improvement In the near
positions and unchanged f1- late months. June c"sed
at IS 10 pigs. July no August '6 september ~ u"
October 7O5 OWING 'he assassination oi President
Csrnot the Havre Exchange was closei today. The
steamship Bessel. due from Brazu with l0ooO
bags and the salerno With 1900 hage
cicSed steady a; 10 20 - points advance
Sslec were IL 90 bags. follows:
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

average 100 r. q 20 H DO =, e :, e & At ~ q aO 8
5 H. 9 81 i l7c ID DO l. 81 lo nj il at d. 8 H. a, 90
Do g o. % r. p At A. "a a, s g g. siaF'G" a5 ao
ild co 2s g T"'' Y a, V!:s?'r Is III '9' a1 20 ID
IA KentScEy sheep 50 H. at SO 80; 2'o do 81 ID At
Newton 2 s KENTUCKY lS", q 2 m b. at at S. s. 81 81
H.nu'k ~ snfrP at 50 20; 2sT oho - n at 81
4 % e; e a, e & c5 Kfa!S'Sy ssS sS
Go 70 H. 81 Il TeHnes.ee n So 4 a. do S' og % ~ " at 50 az
state lambs io3 H. 50 so; oi Western DO 20 ID AT
s. state vlsG, inSG3 10 Sm. NJ at - = r. at 81 c2
iec Knu[y g a DO c cks s e ss $a o 's al 81 = Ne"
IL NJ cGp: = lGs }oa n r. at 4, $ 81 ~ 81
las n at s. iSs d n3qn& Y9Tn,a a' do rs 50 b. a, s. -
i9 indiana lambs 30 10 at So 2iI Virginia do I" ID at
2ae Ksn1cy sa DO KsnIncsy SS IS az u lambs 20 ID So
,o2 do 90 10. 81 37s; io6 Kentucky sneep' 'O' " "
81 500 hs,a2s sEd, cars IS z, wssi Scai
Foreth-s,,i, ,,,r,e, r,e fl Grm
On sasss la Judd CO. State hogs iSi ib average at
s. 20 PER Nelson @ n hogs iss ~ s. ao do 100 H. at
70 . Sanders: ic hogs 1876 10. at 50 %
OTHER maRKErs-DY TELEGRAPH.
n.c.,o rro 2,.-ca,,le-Rcceipts las. twcnty-fo,ur
,n-s $50 head; total week thus far oV neal r'
same time last week ~" o had on sai, 800 head
ZOO mean nnd s,eody t. nrm for heavy export steers
and green cattle better market closed ssraG, 81 90
all sold few heavy ttcs' hes o sr' sdum To- good
s,ssrs @ s. 95as So light and others 81 c'@ M "a
"a and best s' es%. = e s:a sachs e @ e
g - Eh' t. t.ts2 sS9s g 3 3as Is extra tes sass 90
rSsS cows sa5 lower 10Y at S83Ss 81 af = % o hedd
8 % ,I ecf ,sas iar a'' zS Tine as
- $50 dY he'd S SGn'sn'i sn ,s Eco head mqrst
opened steady to rcnf sd S s%aGE x slss az & MEDIUMS
~ ar h'sS5 90 ond ani-Receps last twentyfouI oours
he'd G" g.. % T,5 E, 'an Unsigned through GOO head
t. New-yorE >co head on sne w ~ and duii market
l9m,i I'Ts'y with nnrnbe sheep unsoid no aGn"I5 s
Tor heavy espr ss sheep so earrings $685. lo
falr To- good mised shee? - ''HS" w. ''' Wv
East Ly q"s % S%sf i55a as' rss Ss'9
market open~d SLOW g co,tie were steady last wee
nes se' sT1'si Him %' = . 9g 49, ,,ss4. ScSl 'g' g %
r. H is 5Sy,h ca nni in fcers s2 5gs3 H. fresh c'w.
and srns,rs s2og9 sHuni .nie 81 last veek
Snd ,in i" .,ca1y al soi paalephae s. 25qs % oe so
lorss 8 20 Srs' 50 = :Ss S"n sis4 5o .,ass
s5a$s ~ shop euppy liberal 20 cars @ "n a, te low
ni@ ogo~ c,,n 81 nrS3 30 good ss 81 ~" ,n I,
= 8, no. ycai aires s4Gsi ~. heavy and th'" ''
500 s,,, ,.a-i, ohcaro June 25Catir-i'e &
o 49,, uc,a. market strong. common TO cN'in 50 ',
r,,e,I sI,ci and ;: a5 81 = Hoss Rerps s!GS
haai markct Opened strong tu cl's,I * cs9ce as
,r 8, a5as5 o. s, oGte. Pss $, 1;c95T 2o4st % to
slocs sn..s Ncn s;n. e. laSs- s% 9:'a :. qs IT. .
49, Lpui. IIa" - ,aii'e t Up "rtces nonnaiI,
Dnctans SS rhe nak IN Texas dXiscn sPrnTa .s5s
s'enS co "ns 81 Sq2 southern steers 81 oat' cow
81 'jaS2 - Hogs Receipts l5o' afa h,rbcr [ Hsayy'
S5asi i5 mcIum light 81 20 pigs ana ." WpTHe, an"
aiT fcsa. S. snd lot Of natives most old ewes at
Sc 80. lambs 81 -
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
c,os,xc PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS
WHAT WAS DONE IN STOCKS.


speculation Is almost stagnant, pending the de-
velopment Of definite Treasury pohcy al wash
,roton The incidents OF last week have d.
rected attention afresh to the condition OF the
National finances and the controlling influence
OF the Wall Street markets now Is not railway
earnings or the Tariff debate, but the prospects
of the gold export movement In relation 10 tne
Treasurys balances. The city banks have re-
imbursed the Sub-Treasury here TO within
8, 900 900 Of the total loss by Withdrawals last
week, but with this the assistance will end Bank
managers feel thar they have more than per-
formed their duty and they demand that some
intelligent and ineligible action snail De taken
by the Administration Gold exports tomorrow
will amount TO 81, 900 and the strength Oh the
foreign exchange markets IS not one whit de
unfinished The supineness Of Congress is sufid-
ent answer TO expectations Of Legislative RELIEF
II becomes the duty OF the Executive 10 exercise
authority already possessed in manner 20 enc
the European distrust which is steadily draining
the Treasury OF its gold holdings. Inc sltuauon
fully tustifes the financial interests Of the me-
tropos in an appeal TO the President TO ei!,
through the exercise OF his power Ok reTEva+
the incompetent management OF the Treasury 10
partment -,
There were few features Of interest in to-day's
narrow stock market Liquidation was tv'
IDENTIFY at work in some OF the Industrial stocks
and the declines IN National Lead from 1914 10
37Q37a. and in Dlstilling and Cattle Feeding from
a 10 2Sd232s were perhaps more significant tnan
the fall in Sugar Refining from 9si2 t. 9lls. The
early squirt in Chicago Gas TO 50 was simply
punishment OF obstinate shorts" and the price
closed unchanged at 49,. In the railway hsI
some OF the bankrupt stocks rallied fracuoHaly
on covering. but Philadelphia and Reading was
sold with freedom from l54. TO l4'sql5's Tne
weak opening Of the market was no more man
natural with the situation affected somewhat oy
the news from France. But after the opening
dealings the speculative movements were purey
local in origin and although there was moderate
recovery from lowest prices the raIly was sg''''
iess and the closing was withou; character
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET.
Government coupon 5s at the Stock Excnangs
eoIl ar llss. The market developed increase9
strength coupon As advancing a and reslsteTsa
10 |. per cent The currency issues sN0" aa-
vances In the bids Of i9qll. per cent. f0'O"'Hs
are the final quotations: ,
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
TIE STATE or THIDE.

rarmore Juno 25rlour dull Western sHPsT. ~ Sn,c "g
,gh.at patents s{ - -. fprng ~, - &C., ,noc'.
..r,tvn - lIdS -. sal'- F" hn- w neat ',1 '"
,-.I '.yrrr y, rcl slot. Junc ana july pl-2 .
s,.a.g Gg-.<ff"..r. s.Yfr'u. ID. N'.rf'-'.., '
r.I ,si.s,, r. milling wheat. ty sample "'N"-'
..t - $40 fl.h sales ron bush. Corn dui'' hlN'.
,t ANA Jun. -. td. iny ~ n'l S.'"'r nia AZ ;
ear-I. 5trt,.. l' .a Tnn". 90. 500 r., '.H5 vi
D.f4 .as. s. . vhfr Wrst.f.. % a.H"l - : u"
v....r~ ..li-f,. k ~ -ta lush l'" slow y" 90
1861 -,.ci 80, hush. ~ qrir' -n4 uici 'nf' 'n
e. .p'. tey guIrf nrr.. f''rl '' i''ii ' l-. ~ =.
!. s,.l. .f.l r.ly. '.rs ~ Hf."rs p~f 2nni"- -
.te. d. rttI ar --iHr Hu"'. s"ldy ian,F cT'.m.'
i> i,.., ..i. lt.. riY-e pt..cl l'fl~' i'SE. l.'.
IA. CIN.. fm. ~ T. a. Z. sugar steady 6finiA'eI
eu. f,r.,islans unehlrr.l.
l...t,n fIn- - Flour quiet but nrn~r Corn sraiy
or. ea.i.r snort. steady Provisions steady huiter
i71ISisr. daiues. lGnlIc. 1h"'@, 1"',1 - .>'''"
Si.4NA-. Western. Sassc. Eggs luIl Tut steady -,
iunal June - spring wh"at-Actlvc inquiry 10,
T. spot nfm ,nles sI9t, lD" .asn ~ cp
h,rf rpr bush &c., 0'ttc 300 bush o. u''1I'-tv
-, nurh So ] Sorihcrn. G~is' sales g 80" "ush
y, hari CS'.c. ,so'D bush DO. CSC; %."" brsn 90
c.. - ing 81 hard spot @!o d. e T. -. 80
y rhern .to, GSi A.. do. T. GIc Winter wheat wax
SAD. Clf ~ r.i. ""irr. cars y" "ii,c '-. =.
f-rri ..rs 81 white n-r store. 'lh 4i''
i..t iu $50 ye,ov tncs s.d ~ i'c. :" F.'. =,
49,. 5. &C.. So .f4N 49, N' f''
.f... &c.. ~ .Dsn 80. 81 3 e.rn ~ l't l'is
..r rlr,fticl generally lower. ~ white - 80 ~ :
ft,. llH q. S. s.~'I. STORE" fl'it e. 80
lafrat sr.rr So - s. "o loe.re straight - !" L'' r.
,..t ftr. b. Aiate.. a. ,n1Si so straight winter =
,. fu fN. r.Ir - q,0SJ Ip Miifral hfu Nn. .nie'.'
t.ah. f.,ghfs steady WHEAT -, c'fn 80 - wv"
York
Smyrna times., 1894-11-07
Baltimore & Ohio r. R.
Schedule in effect May 20, 1894.

TRAINS VII LEAyE DELAWARE AVE. DEPOT
WILMINGTON, EAST BOUND.
EXPRESS TRAINS.
New York, weekdays, g O3. - Il. IS 40 $40 se
a. M, *l2 "a, - 40, - 35, - A, ell D. m
Philadelphia. Twenty fourth and Chestnut Sts
week days " o. So. = II, S. - 53 IS co. IS 4O
3 - %, % 35, 81, u a, s p, 2l0ll, pm.
Philadelphia, Twelfth and Market Sts week
days 3e3, q L. $40, go SO, a. m, - a. Il a.
Atlantic City, ek-days, *7.5s, a. m; p 4s.am.
WEST BOUND.
Baltimore and Washington .4lb 702 % %
a. m; *l2 l6, - O5 *3 O3 81 Is 0S ~ 10 Ss sc .
IN week days "0
Baltimore and way stations, O2 a. m. and o.
Newark, Del, e Is. I o., IS 81. a. m 40 1s 2 og
week days. Az D. !"
Pht6g Phittts6GTg; 3 80, a. m; Z! 81 p. m. daily.
Chicago Is 30 a. nj; q "a m, daily.
cincinnati and ST. Louis ~ ;6. D. m and % Is
p. m. daily. p ~ anu % 20
New Orleans via Bristol and Chattanooga. % ss
p m, daily. Through sleeper 10 New Orleans
TEAMS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For New York, week days, Is 2Oam.
:, For Philadelphia week days, 20, a. 80 8 90
eli 80 a: IN: S. 9 IS, p. m.
E EoT PlttSburg and Chicago, week days Is 20 a N.
IS 40 pm. ~ o.
For Landenbere and Way Stations, week davs.
80, s 70 a m; 2l5, 54Opni
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
TMENTY-FOURTH and CHESTNUT STREETS
- week days. - 81 G, 30 500 10 al ga m
y noon. u %, 81 45. 200, 8 Is, 81 co. so s5 O0
% 81 S5' '6 10. so. e IS, IS 49, 1910. and II S.
Leave Twelnh & Market sts, es 90, n 40. u19s
a. m ,es &c, IS Is, u p, p. m. s'- ~
Telephone, No. 1893.
Rates TO Western points lower than via anv
OtneT line. G. o. SCULL, GenI Pass. Agent.
r. B. CAMPBELL. General Manager. s"''
Smyrna times., 1894-11-07
for Infants and Children.

CastOria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DiarrhRa, Eulctation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di-
gestion,
Without injurious medication.
Smyrna times., 1894-11-07

Exp. Pass. Exp. Pass. Mail. Mail
Pm. A. N. AN. Pm. Pm. p. NJ
Smyrna times., 1894-11-07
Eczema Isn't
A Nice Disease.
It is painful. irritating.

1t is painful, irritating,
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tingle. Scratching doesn't help.
You may scratch to the bone and
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cured by using
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Leave Town send for Centreyille at go m
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Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy
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Philadelphia, Wilmington Z Baltimore Railroad
DELAWARE DIVISION.

On and after July 7th 1894, trains will leave
as follows: