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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
Dust From the Norfolk md Ports
mouth DiHm ends.

Dust From she Norfoik and Ports.
mouth Diamonds.
Portsmouth has valid claim to No.
Gam. This player. both by wire aud
letter. accepted terms from the Ports.
mouth Club, aud said emphaticaily
that az soon as he was released by Mo.
Oloskey that he would join the
"Truckers:" But If ne has consented
to be EARNED" out to Norfolk that is q
"horse OF another color"
Norfolk is in hard luck. Two for
feited games in as many days plays
havoc with her percentage.
Big ED" Herr is jovlal fellow and
q good "twirler" withal.
the "big League" he must find the
ball as we'll as "twirr" it.
The management of the Norfolk
Club should certainly strive hard to
have an official umpire present to-day.
This thing Of allowing players to fill
that important position takes a great
deal of "snap" and interest out OF the
game.
ED" Behan. who was released from
Portsmouth, IS good man for some
club. He WAS Let 60, not for poor
plnyiug, but simply to reduce ex-
psnsos, as Portsmouth lad surplus of
tielders.
Phil Vetter's ankle is mending rather
slowly. Indian" Phil has great
many admirers who wish to see him in
the game.
George Kelly is good, strong addi-
ton to the home team, and if he will
only control himself ard not earn
anew the reputation he had last year,
he will draw unto himself many
friends.
O'Hagan is behaving nicely since the
responsibilities of captain have been
removed from his shoulders.
Reverse the order of tho standing OF
the clubs and Norfolk will be in first
place.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

: nO ulQ lDclQueu III NOrIOlR lObt COtll I'LL.
League Park was we'll patronized
yesterday afternoon to witness the
game between the Truckers" and the
3"CIams" and the latter met with
another defeat at the hand OF the for.
mer. The game in detail would not
be very interesting as there would
have to be some things said that would
not be plessnnt,so The VIRGINlAN will
be content by saying that the first
three innings looked very pleasant
from Norfolk standpoint. the locals
having scored one run and the Ports.
mouth boys had nothing to their
credit but goose eggs. In the fourth,
however, the "Clams" tailed one more
making the score two to nothing aud
the 'rooters" were in ecstaoies of do.
light, 'but Oh, me Oh. N.Y." the
pleasant frame of mind for the Nor.
folk faithfuls only lasted few brief
moments, Oh, feeting time why couldst
thou not pause and allow the jubilnut
''cranks" and we'll wishes of the
team few moments in which to enjoy
the pleasures of the long wished for
victory over the "boys" from across
the river. But "Time waits for no
man." and as result it only required
little. just little, of that oi which
our lives are of a small part to demon.
strate the fact that Portsmouth was by
no means beaten, for IN their hnlf Of
the inning in which we speak they only
made three runs on doubles by KnOx
and Quinn aud q single by Leach.
Then the Portsmouth "rooters" had
1t their way and they took occasion to
enjoy themselves for four innings. But
when the CLANS" came in on tho
eighth and five men crossed the rubber
on singles by Corcoran, Collitlower and
Herr and double by Geier, IN con-
junction with the bad decisions by MIR.
Weeks. who umpired. their hopes fell
and they thought the game was lost.
But "Fickle fortune" cuts quite IL
figure in baseball, for Hargl owe put
the ball over the fence for "homer,"
and two doubles and three singles,
aided by au error, netted Portsmouth
five runs. and she won the game by q
score Of 8 to T.. Score:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

Have you consulted DIR. Week. the
celebrated ophthomologist. late Of New
YORK aud st. Louis, who is now under
engagement with me? inot. and Won
are having trouble with your ewes
don't fail TO do SO. The following are a
lew OF the, many persons who have al
ready been treated by the Doctor. and
10 whom We would respectfully refer
any needing treatment. All eSamina.
lions free: Rev DIR Wharton, Rev Dr.
Hall. Rev DR. Cox, Rev DIR Dunaway,
Rev DIR Carter, Rev DIR Leak. Rev Dr
Iwlnn. Major u Humphreys, Mr. w Fl
Doyle. Mr. j l. Winston, MIR WI III
Irice, Mr. j johnson, Mr. p O'Con.
nor, MIR } Krumholz, Mr. Thomas Bot.
timore. Mr. S IN Brickhouse, Captain
w q Whittle. General Page, Colonel
w Is Rogers, Mr. Fl @ Meakin and
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No. 1872 Main street,
The Eqnitsbie Life Assurance SocI.
Is the strongest Life Insurance Com.
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kgz4I,ocal NIsteoroIoglcni Dntn.

lFoR "a HOURS ENDING 8 O'clock LAST MONT. !
U. 8. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,
WEATHER BUREAU,
Local Office, Dodson Building,
NORFOLK, Va, Muy 30, 1895.
Maximum temperature. 81
minimum temperatuIe.. 63
Normal temperature deducted from 20
years observation. . 70
departure from normal. ....... plusll
accumulated departure for the month SO
hcounuiate depai ture since Jan. - 363
III inches %
Total precipitation since 1st of the
month. ................... SEQ
j. j. GRAY. Observer,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
{ irct,s.

Wallace's great shows will DO the at.
traction in the city to day. and those
who nre fond of good circus should
not fail to see it. 1t is tirst-class in
every particular, both as circus and
mensgerie, aud wherever it has exhi b.
tied it has received the unuualitied
endorsement OF press and public.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
CH IiipbEII

is making special inducements on all
bis first quality photographs; also on
fine crayon and color portraits, l72
Main street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

Have you been to Goldman & Hof.
helmer's, 100 Main street?
see our Doc underwear. Goldman &c
hofhsimes, 100 Maia atseas
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
EXCURSION 10 NEWPORT NEWS,
Tue Sday, June 70

D. centenary. Sunday School will give grand
E pasSet fienic Excursion 10 Newport News Ths
S Mne large steamer Louis. will leave North Str,eS
w mari GAO am: ) pm c. & o. wharf, Norfolk, .
M 500 ID. The management have secured the
magnlhcent Pavilion 70 the accommodation o.
.ne excuTsoniHs, and have provided every con.
Sr pa Tor their comfort: The grounds are ip
lii eS S and are we'll shaded and supplied
s slraoie spot TO picnics Adult tickets round
Trip, 1oc Childreh's tickets round tin 25c Tick.
liant Hotel and SAN Shoe Store mysl-f,sa.,u
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

Il E
Petersburg 49,. oooso q o.1-ll II 4
RoanoIs....... y SOL 020O-7 8
Batteries-Allowsy, Foreman and
Gill; GsflDey, Viox and Clark.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

CHILDREN'S WASH SUITS, any
shade or pattern you want, oil new,
dainty. reliable fabrics, striped in red 4.
black or blue-but don't overlook this
chance to get 81 garments for the in
significant price
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
National League Games.
at MISUNDERSTANDING Games

Baltimore :. .aoso2 s1-is. lG 2
Louisville :. ....U3 2llU4O Oil Ii 6
Batteries: Gleason, Hemning, Hof-
fer and Clark; Knell, McDermott
and Zahner.
At Brooklyn
nroohlyn Ooolooo o. s
Cleveland .."....l U s 20 x-l0 10 2
Batteries: Cuppy and thinner;
Daub aud Grim.
At New York
New York. lO2o ooooo1-7 6
Chicago. 80 OF 5000 GA .
Batteries = Meekin and Wilson.
Hutchinson and Kittridge.
AT Boston
Boston. ........ilooo oeo2-e 12 !
st. Louis. .......0 0101l1lO- . o
Observation-Disclosures and Ryan; Brei-
tenstein aud PETIT,
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia. 1900 OoOO-9 ,
Cincinnati ...,....O 90 0O-l 10 2
Batteries-Casey and Clements;
Dwyor, Phillips and Spies.
At Washington
Washington .....Olls 2o71-i5 20
littsburg. ......3 o 3 0 0 0 O--lO 10 D
Observation-Disclosures, Mercer and
Mcclure; Hawley aud Kinslow.
AFTERooN GAMES.
At Brooklyn
BROOKLYN ...OooOoOO1O-nH ! 9 9
Cleveland .......2 90 900 O. IU 3
Batteries: Lucid, Gumbert and
Daley: Wallace and O'Conner.
At New York
New York .......o Q 600 2oO-2 & >
ohicaSo' 80 0 U o Oh 0-3 0
Batteries: Rusie and Schriver; Ter
and Donahue.
AT Boston
Boston. ........O 2O01-44lx-l2 l6 !
st. Lous ........O2 0IOO o. 3 8 3
Batteries: Nichols and Camel:
Clarkson and Peitz.
AT Baltimore
Baltimore ....2 osaox-s i4 3
Lou's'll!o.... % O0Ol2 OlO-4 lO 2
Batteries: Kissinger aud CLARK; Nc.
Dermott and WEIGH.
At Washington
WashinGton... 8 0 90 SIS 2-ig - q
rltt'DnrS .... 5000 2l0O-3 u ?
, Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure.
mart Colcolough, Kinslow and Sugden.
AT Philadelphia
Philadelphia Q 0 40 o 2O0l-g IA 2
Cincinnati 8 0lllOl U-s ii s
Batteries: Taylor and Clements;
Foreman and Merritt,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

whore tho club Play To-Day.
Portsmouth at Norfolk.
Lynchburg Mt Richmond
Noauoke at Petersburg
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

If you want watches, clocks, jewelry
or silverware call on Brown Il Wolf,
successors to S. II. Smith, IL Bank
strnaf
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
Ntandlngor ,hr CImb..

< CAMS forfeited to Petersburg and Ports
mo nth included in Norfolk los column.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
'AND another GAME is LOST
To the Truckers Who Have Won
Five Out Of Seven.

The Norfolks Find Leach for Ten Hits
While Portsmouth Touches Nc
Donald Up For Eighteen. Rich
mond. LYnchburg, Petersburg
and Roanoke Games.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
A GAME FORFEITED,

:, Arrangements were made between
the respective managers of the Nor.
1oik and PORTSMOUTH teams to play off
postponed game in Portsmouth yester.
day morning. But through some cause
unknown to THE yiRGISIAI thu
"Ciams" failed to show up. Thus dis.
appointing very large crowd who
had gathered to see the game. The
portsmouth team took their positions
ON the held at the appointed time. and
a1ter several balls had been pitched
over plate by Brandt, the Umpire,
Mf. Sluillan, gave the game to Ports.
mouth by score of 8 to 0.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

For electric fans and ventilating fans
OF all Kinds. address X. X. Cobb, No.
% Roanoke avenue, Norfolk, Va.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
SC.

CHILDREN'S NICE REFER
SUITS, rich. serviceable materials,
nicely made and trimmed. big selec.
ton of popular effects-the bargain
climax is reached when SO 30 Suits are
offered for such au astounding price as
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
WEATHER. REPORT.
Forecast for To-day.

I, wA.nisoroy. D. c.. May 80. 1879,
FAIR For Virginia: Fair; variable winds.
For North Carolina Fair; variable
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
Most Wondrous Price Wonders,
{ II | | u REN'S SUITS

THE HUB is true to it's name-the Cloth.
ing Center of Norfok-round which revolves
the wheel" Of gigantic trade Go into every
department there-a is hustle and business
and right now HE HUBS Chldren's Depart
ment is the "theater' Of more sales in one day
than can be boosted of by any two other places
Why Soon told. Stupendous bargains in choice
reliable goods-ONE PRICE and one alone on
every artice-and MONEY RETURNED
FOR MERELY THE ASKING.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
PORTSMOUTH.

Summary: Home Run-Hargrove.
Two Base Hits-Tate, 3; Reed, Knox,
Quinn and Fuller. Collitlower and Gel
er. HIT by Pitched Ball-O'Hagan. Left
on Bases-Norfolk, 2; Portsmouth, TO-
Struck Out-By Leach, 4; by McDon.
aid. 2. Double Play-Corcoran, Nc.
Crery and Heir. Passed Ball-Quinn.
1. umpires-Behnn and Weeks. Time
OF Game-Two bours and 10 minutes
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31
Htchmond aud Lynchburc Spit Even
BY Southern Associated Prsss.


RICHMOND, Va. May 3O.-Riohmopd
and Lynchburg played to games here
to-day, in the first OF which the Locals
shut the visitors out. The second.
however, proved a waterloo for the
victors of tie morning game, The
hrst game was exceedingly good and
spirited, but the second abounded IN
errors and was miserably PLAYED.
Score:
First Game
Richmond.......O 100000 !
Lynchbnrg ..0 1000 0O0-O 8 /
Batteries-Flynn and Foster: Kagev
and Ferguson.
Second Game
Richmond. ...O OO3OOs ~ e
Lynchbnrg 20 2 0 4U2ly- ,
Batteriea-Behne ana Foster; Orth
and Ferguson. ~
Petersburg win. From Roanoke.
PETERSBURG. Va, May 3O.-Peters.
burg won the first of the series from
Roanoke this afternoon. Gaffpey was
knocked out of the box in the :ourth
inning, Petersburg pilling up nine runs
before lie was relieved by Viox. Allo.
way. new pitcher for the Petersburas.
made his first appearance and made a
good Impression. holding the visitors
down to SIX hits. The fielding Of both
sides was very poor. Score
Hssavberry short, cake at Mas,s:
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TO the Citizens OF Norfolk.

,, Having bought the Drug business Of Mr..
hoiiman. No. 2uS Main street. | respectfully
hsk 8 are oil Your patronage. l hope at all
honest dealing N
=, MY stock OF DRUGS AMI TOILET AR.
llCLES is complete in every department.
Special care and attention will be given the
.nIoChlf liCN DEfARfAiENNT an 4 ply
slctins Prescriptions or family reme'l,,.s
whether brought or sent by clhl iren or SER
PACED. JIM II THoJNrrit
z0s Main St. Pharmacist
my2A11
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-31

Sssavberry ahort,oake at Mas's:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
,,,yr GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-York September H., lcso.
-orroNrhe market was in main quiet and ras se
There course Mss on nT' prices was
nssns srs. AZ BY he sn local
ef about Liverpool svs al ysn up ON the
0Ty1s h ssS.a S about point;
[.. call D. but Ffl iie e BY
quick reaction by wee snr r that our
d not do better q the strength e ssssy at "
5ons psSSanc. point. eo%p%red wh b E
Gays closing prices Total saes Private advices
from southern markets speak Of ss, ACCORDING
Of eO,tSn scob s Under das Of me
,n which says that exporters active here and
sss sus19r 1rss at Gibson s'
spot Is freely asn I ,ssre AZ IVES 50
bush expected and It's eorresponds1,s mpy
the reports already ssssS irO eessho
TIN: Ss 6ss s sni and dry
which has been quite a mailing rapid
Srogress and the movement Of cotton TO market euue
@ Further de'srSrson Of the crop 20 ha resulted
from various causes districts Of other s'a,es
ss 5e's S 81 sS' cd RDs s' With So
81 S 60 bales ,sss yeS against sie las!
Sss ass ssoeSss {, $685. s%
s s.ss s:'s .ss.s;s Ssss g"
.sIn,s s'sS ssaa and s Hubbard PRICE
Operators VIII watch . ,ST sA ssS. f SsS
t Sus 50 onr tina, the question eeco
es,tces which are coming hand they would be free
Huyers Of cotton 30 not remember season wnen
the reports bad character from every section
Of the South except the Carolinas Whenever tine trade
can they intend entering the market as
buyers will advance. most operators are
sniy waiting for that question be decided before
assisting in an upward movement" The visible supply
NJ cotton Is 365 5l4 bales than II at corre
spending last year. and shows an Increase OF
i54 7s6 bales corresponding date Of 1898 ana
decrease bf $3.50 bales from 1892 The weekly report
OF the Fall print cloth market shows firm market
with the ouoafio BIC Sales for the week $4,000
bales Stock 600 Production 10000 and deliveries
p170 , 49,. A.,
Nth yaaf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Sept. II (SpeclaD Wheat to-day weak
closing ssua cents under Friday December sold from
5si3 to Ji's. and closed Jsc bid Cables weak
For the first time the Northwest making offers
OF Its hard wheat this market There sell
Ing by the bull houses. particularly by the
Is supposed 10 have the biz long line Mnneap and
Duluth had is6 against $40 year primary
ceipts l,O9,WD bushels. than last years
There the prospect Of increase In the visible
ply Monday Of 2JtDOOO bushels, almost three as
much for the week last Export
were large 53o.1D bushels for the day. and over
100000 for the week. There only a trivial cash
demand. charters being only 5000 bushels.
The country selling the nearby deliveries
apparently making haste To the September premium
before II all zone All the advces OF larger
Western movement Local receipts 5t7 cars the
estimate for Monday 6i5 The cables very weak;
charters for only 5000 bushels The cash demand
only moderate The September and October
cent the December and May about y September
scd between 80 and 3l. and closed at BIZ cents. May
sold between 29 and 2s7s and closed - There
was Just such situation In oats In The
try selling September and October There was the
promise Of bigger receipts: there was only a moderate
cash demand. The inspection 345 the esmn q
Monday 400 September sold between Ias and l9s.
and closed at 1914 cents May between 81 and 2Os and
closed at GOA cents.
There urgent liquidation OF October provisions:
prices weak Pork lost IN IN cents: lard and
ribs When the market at its weakest Ar
large buyer Of October ribs evidently the
purpose Of checking the decline hogs
Prices NJ the yards We're Is cents lower.
on the curb puts December wheat closed 51,t
cents; calls. 5s* cents. Puts May closed at
2s1s cents; calls 2s1 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

- $500 New-York. September q, 1895.
State be bought dlfcuity at 81 30 but
medium being sun In small supply still quoted UP
steady. Other beans generally dull. We quote:
Eeans marrow 1894 choice. 81 5sasl 90; do pea, 1896.
s. - white kidney, 1894 red kidney 1881 81 sSa
81 a. black T s. lsg4 s. 1oasl Is; yellow q Cali
1894 Sasi So green peas pei s s7@50e ' DO
BUTTERThe strong position high grade fresh cream
cry noted yesterday continues and
mat receivers are generally refusing to sell such below
likely 10 show bad effects Of heat in the
s 'ns OUTLOOK Tor perfect quality Is nrm one Next
little In the rnncss extras fine June creamery is
having some Increment in smash lots at 2oaaoc other
PENNSYLVANIA extra 2ln922c do Western extra 22c do
nrsts ls92olc do seconds l5dl7c; do thirds i3ai4c;
nrst i4dise Welsh tubs ilaioc State dairy tubs
thirds. 12qisc Western imitation creamery ii6iI5c:
Ill.YI2,4c; do tubs Haze: current make frkins
l0'salisc; do tubs loalic do fourths thirds sQ0c
CHEEsE-Roceipts light to-day and ar usual on
saturday there little new business doing The general
ons lately the aa fnanFS S% the o9
for top qualities being well sustained quote State
do white fancy 1t@I.c; do G7.S7e State afs
good TO prime. G'.aGAc DO common TO fair. 51.a5c:
SIC; do good to choice. 7i14sc: DO common 10 fair 90
7c state part skins. Cbenango and neighborng counties
colored, choice. be: do common to prime 2.94l1c: DO
Eggs Market DUH to-day and extreme hot weather
gathered. Of which few to be found price Is held
rsss but many ,6 lot; which ordinarily commend
little call for low grades prices for these
PENN Ss'is t as' s 90
e. GOD case count iieiac do seconds and cuils per
.FRtfTs: EsE~cSoic. red apples scare. and nrrn.
High grades Of blush and Krssn ft fsrlx Steady but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22

cash quotations were follows: Flour was very dull
wheat Ng2 sp,ing wheat 07s@'se No spring wheat,
no barley, 43c nominal; No naxseed s1aose; prime
y ss ssG "G%1 $ s d1 @
. S;s Sor re- Gear sides oSose s. sssasS s. whe
S s s ps@sa Gs! s sa2n int
seed OIL $50 boiled. zoe On the Produce Exchangc
SoS! nrsts. iss2oc; seconds 1915 Eggs were easy
fFsi@ i52s lsf pr aPfs" market quiet
81 81 ssss % @ Dc '% 81 ssf sg
mss limited. maIket improving. 80 red track c05ss
ar w M0e vs @r aS ysS c S S% %
e04a2Ic. Pork-Market steady Mess So clear 81
eSc kettle Lard el.c prime steam sales S. 75Gs5 So
moderate demand Loose shoulder &c;
meats worth e more Dry-salted meatsnStealy and &C,
short Ts clear iSS SEE box W"Th Esss
oa but q .ssy but sac Ssh at
Sept opsned -. lower rD and the
@ % to sNs d to Sac sS .s S S, aS at and
4Sm sfa Northern " 'od at SsSe No
5tgS7as No ooaSc Barley weak and o owsr s SEN n
aIss supply oasy hut me, rather dun and drasgHs
m and higher early at &C. but cossd 49, &C. lover at oc
Corn dull; No alisc Flour steady but quiet on the
nor "qIS RaHf *%.%
s2Ns2 - for standard middlings and sl3 75dsl4 for
white Provisions lower pork 81 80 cash and so S'
closing at prices OF the session. There
May opened at ss.qss.c and closed a. sI1.s5sc Cash
wheat slow for low grades sales having TO be forced
considerably No Northern sold well at December
price. track No | hard 5f%c; No Northern 53a.c;
No Northern, 52hc. Corn-Small demand No 3. 32lsc
Oats easy: No white i9c No 3. lsc Flour quiet at
s3as3 40 FOR patents 81 oqs2 90 for bakers PRODUCE
shorts-Market dull bran s. 5O sacks 50 JoGs10 shorts
common. bulk so 30; middlings. $l2 rs.
Philadelphia. Sept. 2l.-flour-Prices steady, held at
the recently advanced limits OF the mills but buyers lack
confidence and unwilling TO operate, except In small
way for actual Rye four Inactive steady at SO
per Dbl for choice Pennsylvania Wheat depressed by
continued free Northwestern with selling
per bush No red September. 6l4c: October 6lhGG2c
November 62i.aG3c. December. 63asMG3a.c Rye nom
naly quoted a tsaJOc for No 2 Western and Pennsy
vania weak under free receipts the West and
sympathetlcay with the break wheat prices declined
ssnisc Local CARROTS dull. weak with ample offerings
No mixed September. 3si.c; October. 37a3sc; Novem
Der 344Q35c; December. 34a344c oas-Market de-
for local consumption light and trading futures No
white september 26,sl21c October, 26iq25Ac. Novem
ber 2Gis426Ac; December. 2G4n2Ic. Sugars-Rehned
fair demand and unchanged Other articles unchanged
St Louis, Sept. 2l.-Fiour unchanged. Bran fair de-
mand and rmer sacked East Side SOC: points
soa5ic sacked. this side soc Wheat lower; september
Sl..c: December, 5ose; May. e3c Corn lower; septem
ber is.c; May &c. Eggs unchanged. Pork. standard
mess s. so. Lard prime steam 5.7Oc. choice. 5.75c
Baconshoulders &c; longs. 84c clear ribs CSC;
clear. 0sc Dry salt meats Shoulders 5iac; ribs 5i.c
clear. 5I0c High wines steady 81 %. Wool quiet
and unchanged Tagging order prices ~ 10. 4ssc: 10
Be; 2 n. jhc Iron ties Soc. Hemp twlne &c per 10
Lead market quiet and unchanged. speer steady at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-22
IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of COrtlandt anc Desbrosscs sts:
700 A. VI. daily. except sunda". for MAUCH CHUNK
S,f5 A. NJ. daily Tor GENETA ROCHESTER. BUF:
FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the West principal and local points; dnlngcar 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vesbue Sleeper TO chicago
III no 4. NJ daily Oeaves 1890 A. NJ. sunday for
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
Reading and Harrisburg. . =,
I 100 p. W. daily. except Sunday for ELMIRA ana Az
Intermediate connections for Potsve ana Read
ing: char-ca TO Wilkesbnrre ~ -
3i3O r. NJ. Csundnvs onlv) for W1kesbarre. L. n b.
Junction and all intermediate stations ,x~,,
$40 i. VI. daily except Sunday for L. ana IS y ".
TON principal intermediate stations; Pullman bunet
parlor-car wIkesbarre connections for PottsyiHe
4,2O p. VI. da; except Sunday. for Bound Brook and
intermediate stationA
5ii5 r. VI. daily ;or EAsToN and intermediate sta.
900 r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
all po?ts West. Pullman sleeper vestibuled train
New York 10 Chicago. Sleeper Bunao and Toronto:
connections FOR Reading and Harrisburg.
6iO r. W. daily. Sunday for Eastern ana inter-
mediate stations.
300 l.. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman sleepers to Chicago and Buffalo Chair
Wilkcsbarre. - 49,
Tickets and Pullman accommodations AZ 285 Sol. go
and l323 broadway. ri East 4th ST. 15s East l25h St,
NewYork $50 Fulton ST. Court St. 9S Broadway. ana
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. " Y.
The NewYort Transfer Co. will call for and check bag.
from hotel or residence through to destination