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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
OTHER MAPKFTS-Ry TEL EGRAPH.

Buffalo Aug ecattle-Receips las, "a hours tl,9: Sss s
HssG 99 for wfs i0q hd 5a
market opened quiet. on sale except rev ouu ro
feeling sns 'Ioes s last . hours ios
r 2S Consigned hfoueh l5o to NewYok 300 sale
% opened active and &c higher for F S Herr Herr
grades for grades At Dc decline; norksfs'
a. & s ssFs lHs sp' sss 81 sSSf
heavy s. oaS5 ~ oughs s. @si 4" ~ sag i ga
late at s. TO- sheep Lambs Receipts last - hours
1000 head Total for week thus tS SG lsS on s
3Go market opened very duh and lower closed dul ana
cas few ss, e hgsSr light Choice 5e f s.
god 81 om 20 "Sra 5oSsa 5c export ewes
81 ScGs4 o. export wether- 5, 25Gs4 80. ,.....
MARK! @ shs &C. arm ohSTs i.s ssiys SEQ 60
mon TO to extra steers , q s 7 cavls ss s. 50;
TTssan ms s. s5asi 80 Western rangers 75as s. Hogs
higher SSP' other grade: ic lower Heavy packing , ap$
shipping 81 7oas3 70 eh2 sS " y oS $ o
pigs 49, 81 soas, e shcsp~Recepts 5000 head Market
FOR good sTm %ed n an ss4 s;rSr 0' ''
St. Louis Aug ocattle- Receipts 900 head Market
s. sSas IS cows SEES .ise g sass e. s2ws
aloc lower than Menlsy Heavy s. CO.'S ST. mlH ed
ss ss %; p lambs s. asGs t'7 5 last "r' '
East L6ey aSs pce pr@s s oas5 &
ios4 49, good butche s. sSas 40 SuF and fa s
ers si5asio Hogs supply light demand good for prime
which yhade higner: othetS
prime light 81 4Od$5 So medium weights. - Ns2 40;
heavy So bass 90 fair Workers s. 2gSo 80;
roughs So 4O6 Receipts about loads; mar
ke steady. exports s4as4 25 extra So 3oa3 5o good
e. eO1s3 co. fair GOdS2 common. 50cISl; spring
lambs S2aS4 25 calves. s6a$5 %; heavy and thin.
S2ns3.
Kansas city Aug. s.-Hogs-Receipts. 400 head mar;
bs e 8 DC nF@GG q sa ~ SaSy 81
cattle-Receipt 10000 head market slow: native steers
best S5aS5 rs good 81 90ns5 and heifers
host (. e,ds4 II: good. 81 GOa<2 90; bulls S2n
3. IL stocers feeders. SO 65rS4 - calyes SN y
steers 81 65G - 60 Sheep Receipts 5000 head
narhe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07

Market closed quiet unchanged to point adsanSe
compared with yesterdays closing prices lranSerrips
notices 700. Total sales 1O2 600 bales 90, %,
sales $50 bales spnners $50 bales stock l75 so baes
Total net receipts to-day POI bales thus far TINS weeH
thus far week Great Britain $50 bales; o3nheh d
ass bales Stock O32 bales. spot cotton STEADY na
ding upands 73-16c: midiling gulf. l16c Sales $50
bales including bales spinning and 300 bales coht'c'
COFFEE-Speculatio In the local market was ohaiac-
terzed by indifference the part OF
Changes were slight volume OF business small
The statistical situation presented marked changes
chief sales September Havre market s,eady y,
August "a francs; September 90 80 francs; october ~
francs November. go IS francs Hamburg market qaes x
August Is pigs; September, 10 pigs; OctoDer - 80
Ifgs: November "a 25 pigs: December "A pigs RIO
market quiet at 800 reis for No Z; exchange ~
SITES 600 bags; stock at Rio 10000 bags Santos
recents for two days 1900 bags: stock $4,000 bags
Market steady at IA, 200 refs. " ,, ,,
bag
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lEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and De .brossGs
7.UO A. W. daily except sunday. for MACCH |hDNN
and Intermediate stations. pocurS,rrR Et-F-
FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION b ainSlcar a 70
tho Wess and principal and local points 90
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vesbue Sleeper 10 for
ii 10 A. VI. daily Oeaves at 1890 A; NJ Suilay, ~ =
MATCH CHUNK and intermediate points oonne'''"'
for Reading and Harrisburg. rr urpa and al,
200 r. VI daily except Sunday FOR ELMihA an D.. a.
Intermediate stations connections for Pottsvile ana eau
ing: chair-car to Wlkobarre. ,,. o. n
H..,O VI (Sundays' only for Wilkesoarre L. " II"
Junction and all intermediate stations , ,r-Nr
1:1O r. VI. daily except Sunday for l.. ana d. snTe,
roN and principal intermediate stations; Pullman oue'
nsrIor-car 10 Wlikesbarre: connections for Pottsvs
30 p NJ daily. except Sunday for Bound brooH anu
intermediate stations. ,...-,,odta,. sta
.Ons x,-x-r.,o >r.cApA FALLS
and All nonts West. Pullman Sleeper vestipued raln
all ~. 80 chicago Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto;
connections Reading and Harrisburg .,. ,,e-
GAO r. W. daily. except Sunday. for Eastern ana inter-
mediate stations ~r>-ryA poCHES.
TER BIjFFALO NIAGARA FALLS, ana an PS S.,rs
West Pullman Sleepers to Chicago and bu'ia'o' Nh"
car Wilkesbarre. , =, o., ~, e4a
and 1923 Broadway 81 East 9Th ST. lS ras, and
New York Fulton St, Court st. ~ broao"ay' anu
i,rookIvn Annex, Brooklyn. n. Y. 30
The Na, York Transfer Co. will call for ana cnech gag
.ys from hotel or through TO destination.
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RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANII

foo. Of csbrcsses and CoriIandt s,r.s.a

STATIONS foo. Of esbrcsses and corandt sr.sa
eS s r. TpESssYvaS Ar rS@-f
sr ssss esss SRs
o Nv c'piS o 80 a. s. oals ss H. sss :
aoS g. y NJ cHrc,Go AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
Pullman Sleeping md Dining cars 70 s., LOUIS Low.
vile and Chicago. Arrive enema" 'o''' a. a. 81
o 5ss; p NJ wE aRsass ssa.
sSs Rs"f SIX 7 ;ss ,
s ,,S.. c ans np's p NJ ndaHsDos ioS T.
$50 f + T. f 4 c'ieSa msaa
10 rtt,burg 'oanects for Chicago daily and cieyS
land 's WassH snH, G1I6s AND THE so.Tm; 49,.
$50 1919 'Dning p ca[or II and "a ninns csis -
HiSs e SsS do. M Il "a "I.ss -,
Pari,r and Dir Ing carsl. 4.so DINING Can DHS
s6 Sn X H. I'M H1s', -? ssgy
Sles sSTrc to dossF IRE ans a'' es
Por; Tampa. Macon and Charleston; r. NJ 49,
sssp sPES g * & STfo RAILWAY Express
S Sa Old T1 POINT coSF6RT ' and SoRFoLK via
Charles Rouc,. a, NJ. weekdays and WIN 'n''en
AThHHS4rc CRY Tsrough Of Buffet P'ror Ca,
FOR opf c c%Pf.f Ny ioo a. H. 100 and 2io P NJ wed.
RI $ea: sSs ss ''sIS f5's 2,'!f ':S e r.
s.y asnda $40 sso +? sa' 90
Park) SIS o.s5 A. NJ. 5i5 p M
'"' ~ FOR PHILADELPHIA.
go 40 % rsn5a TI@ 81 ,o 10 10 81. On;
Dining csr. dining Car. 10 r. g. "a ,2M
night sundays el5. $50 20 40 L I'M 10
Carl Dining Carr. i.45. g Or ~ l2ii nght -,
Ticket Offices: So, ALB ga. 1876 l32s III ana ~
Broadway / Aston House, and foot q oesnfssscs az
Cortland Streets; Court street sO Fuiton street
proadway and BROOKLYN Annex Station, f0ot = Fgi',
Street brooklyn: station Jersey cry me New N
Transfer Company call for and check baggage ro1
hotels and residence through to destination or
W. Conceal Manager General Pass Agent.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSBH
(Anthraclte coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on I'D after June 80. 1895.

Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch chunk a.,
40 7:i5 $40 III AS 10 Easton) A. NJ. l;lo 80 o.
to Easton), AGO. 5:45. 1880 to Allentown p suncays
$50 (7:lJ Eastonl A. NJ. loo. $50 500 P ~ ~
F9r WkessaT5e Pit.sion and s ssran'sn' BIO "
For Reading at 4:3o. 500 $40; II go A. N, I;a
days. 100. $50. $40 800 P. NJ. I2:i5 night,
For HARRISBURG at 430, 500, o:lo A. NJ. 10 "a
400 800 5:45 P. NJ, l2:i5 night Sundays 100 oS''
900 p NJ. 1915 night. ,.
For sunbury. Lewisburg. and wiamsport. a, 70 ~
s:oo s:io A., II, i:lO i:so 7:ao p NJ Sundays ~
80 '''' ALLRAIL ROUTE:
For Red Bank Long Branch and points so.tn 70 r'M
20 s aS 90 90 on II hfa 49, a $40
s:i5 p NJ. Sundays, except Ocean Grove and segy
PARK oi5 A. NJ 1850 400 p. NJ.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park. and baf,es
gat 43O s:i5 4. NJ. 80. 4:3o P. NJ ,-.,..
For Atlantic city; Cape May. vineland and Bridss''.
Navesnk 80 sis 1870 A. NJ. 1880. i3o. e:i3 P. u
'0"0"'' SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier s. y. r.. foot Rector ST. -,
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Nor1na.ei:
Rumson Beach seabright. Monmouth Beach and i1.t
Branch 40. 900. 100 A. NJ, 90. 3:45. 4;5o oN.
P N. Sundays $50 A. NJ. 1 90 p. NJ.
For ElbeIon. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and pot:;z
south to Point Pleasant II 90 A. NJ. 100, 3:io. ~
$50 p n, Sundays Except Ocean Grove and As0u7
Park. 100 p. NJ a.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnesas 4:so A. H.
For Atlantic city. Cape May vneand ana Bridse''a
4:3O A. NJ, 100 z. NJ.
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4 dilroahs.
.AmeR,c.,s oReArgsT RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL T, E.! /. !!
T. HUDSON RIVER R. R.

From Grand Central station. AID street r,,r.,.
500 A M-Except Sunday. Empire State I"p''''
Ia, tasss IEs1e IN SUNDAY For Rchneld Spring.
Old" A a; Mountains. Thousand Islands anu
70 Al M~paIy. Fast Mall. For Syracuse Rochester
""" nuGaIo Niagara Fails, Chicago ,.xm Mountains.
"''" s =, Lake George. Green untains ana
oao Mop MExcept Sunday Day Express For all I'm
100 Por'Mn peiIy Southwestern Limited for c'ncin'
natl Indianapolis St Los ssra sns LAKE George
i's" and catssili Mountains Limited Buffet Drawing
IN Bow JsTs on Sunday West Point Poughkeepse
4ao fa', Mp MHSn'A Nor,h shore Limited Due Detroit
$40 A. MI Chicago FSI Albany tsG Troy Buffalo, ceve-
""' land Dero chicago cipsinnss st. Lou' xban.
ax. a sSTa EsEs Fsca o.
2 900 p M.-Daily. For Adirondack MOUNTAINS
1,o san, is nauy For Auburn Road points. Bunao
Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Indianapolis d. ~
o,oO p p Mpay. only Sleeping Car passengers fo'
"' Rochester carried on this train. os,,,r.
o.t5 M"paiy. For Cape Vincent ogdenours
oo eyfanG train for Chicago end principal
points NewYork Central. every n's"'' '~N'
o,o su"say and nlge ;. 80 p M-Day Sunday to
Pittsaeid via Harlem Dy n;,,sas. and the Berk-
ALL NIGHT TRAINS TO -l YSSKE ans point,
An night trains r ns far %s Yonkers connection
nm hn Eevated Road This the only line running
all night trains out OF New, ork; ,.,ns
Wagner Palace all through "a"''
Trains illuminated by Pintsch Light c., c,,,,on
Tickets md Wagner pcss a e, a 4 Broadway 81
e a2 broadway 2s5 Columbus 80 West we r lIo,n
and Ss S,aOT % R2ooklsn S ana 80
Iargare checked from hotel residence by the west
OH NJ, ~ MANAGER General Passenger Agent.
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Condensed
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Aug 6-343 p. m-Beef-EStra INDIA mes, mess
oas, a, 20 al. nrime mess dull at 5ss Cd Pork-frime
me-. "s,ern fine dull at Cd do. medium. dun at
TO- 3d. Hams-shor, cut about u to 10 10 easy d a,
al SIS short lib - no firm az 31s Ga; long c,ear
,,ddios ahou, a, 10 firm 3js: long and short cleaa
,dSes ahow, ~ n firm AT Cd: shoulders. about II
to is h nrm At els Cd LardI'rime Western spo, ear
M ass Cd Co,tonseed oil-IAverpool refined nrn d.
lis Cd Spirits Of turpenne dun AZ rs ho :, Ga \"
red spring at 5s 9d Fl9urUst louis So, ia dnl
", AZ osd August steady As; September steady at
Ss lid October steady IS llisd Hops at London
for the past week Atlantic ports 1900 quar'ers
tror, partec morris II OO0 from other sources. l2vr
Reranis ~ American corn the past week. a. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07

Cash quotations were follows: Flour dal. There
was no oDS nc anshnnrea DO Mo rDs Wheat e1G
spring wheat o2qS6se by sample a5.os no. ~ rye
i4c: No barley nominal. No naNseed 81 "5asi %
timothy seed 81 90 NOMINAL 9ss o'N .ba eT r p1
sss. dose, s. Sass co. dry shoulders boxed
s. esg % ss:r an sSsi goods. per GAL 81 22
cur loaf s. 81 graduated. - 60 standard "a S456
change day the butter market firm; extra cream
ery ieisc; frsts is99c seconds, loalic. Eggs hrm
fresh stock. ilisai2c.
81 so fancy 50 4oass 81 DO iamy ssgst TO- spring
patent, 81 7oass 10 do fanSy - s ~ per quiet
steady: sample track 0oc No red track &c Corn
ssnay "er mixed ra irack 2oc 30 DO light 24p
e5c No 3 white Ole; No mixed 20g2Ogc PORK easier
steam leaf Glsc lard. 6c prime steam quiet ana
easy at 5soc Bacon easier; loose shoulders otc loose
meats worth nc Dry sailed meats easy and quiet
loose shoulders. 0c loose short ribs quiet more at '' Eggs
Receipts liberal small demand market steady iresh az
by whiskey and quiet sales oil Dds AT - -
but later market rallied &c under the nn' nee 81 Wet
weather September opened at 6sisc advanced to one r
below Sample wheat dull and unchanged No northern
nominal a, 7ic No winter on track e,aS1se NJ , .
ley in entirely nominal at as cash Corn dnll ana
non,ioaly weak with far supply No on rssS ,om
nal 25Isc for No white by sample TO go 70 store
moderate: no on track. ssai3sc. dull and un-
changed. MIL stuns nominslly steady. Provisions lower:
lard IS ~ cash and So September.
Minneapolis. Aug G-wheat lost just isc by to-day $
c,%GS,ac declined e4atis closing this price
steady. Trode In December light prices Milling the
,%es No hard S7,sc 40 / Northern sa'.c No 2
MoThs s%e b,e ss.y No osx ss NJ oa 1910
g. * 5 b & .og sp@ea s s. ss Gs na
and shors-Market only steady for bran. at $40 'a:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07

bush a, &c September anoat. and private terms
q. 600 bush al o b anoat. January and I. 1000
bush Of yellow at 4sc in store .OATs-There was a
ouie trade In oats. with market weak and lower both
here and West September broke beow oc Tor inc
nrst the and at chicago came WITHIN &c OF
seemed TO be quite little pressure
earlv Subsequently there WAC little improvement IN
The feeling and p,ices ralllen slightly. The rally
sisted BY Bradsreets visible showing decrease OF
40 600 bush making the total 4,s'3VD bush The close
80 ouiet AT decline. Cash
ouet sales included $500 bush No 26ssc elevator;
10 900 bush at &c delvered 10000 bush No white at
90 ami n 600 bush track white AT 3Od3sc
We give comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
x,ous day and for corresponding date last
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
81

WASHINGTON.
For S FnIndePs .a week dsy 40 SS aSS io
Parlor csr 800 Dining Carr 500 Dining Gar Car =, 20
II 30 Dining c1r A. NJ; 2;3o. 400 800 Dining Car.
For Baltimore and Washington week days. 500 10 90.
Ii 80 Dining Carr A. NJ. go, $50 500 Grins CAP,
500 Dining Carl p. NJ. 1918 night. Sundays 100,
II 80 Dining Cap A; NJ. 2:3o. 500 Dining CAP. 60
Dining Carr p. NJ, 1918 night.
Tickets and paror-car seats can procured foot
Of Liberty St. Ii3 ~ 26i AIS 944 i4o i.s2s Broad
way 1877 9th Az. 81 EAT l4th St. 1874 East 2th -.
27a West l25th ST. 2'I Columbus Az New. York v SS1r
burg The NewYork Transfer Company Will call 70: ana
check baggage from hotel residence 20 eestln3tor
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. August O. 1885
BEr~t., Receipts - cars oa2 head5i cars for .x-
por-rs and saught@rrrs. and local stoch FOR
the market few bulls and thin changed hands
steady prices Feeling steady for good weak
others City dressed native sides Arm selling mainly AT
1000 per n; Texas beef sold 5ns.c To.day's cable
advices quote the London for refrgerato
beef at ei.gioc per ~ Latest advces American
live cattle selling l.Qi2c. estimated dressed weight
sinking the onal: tops i2c and American sheen nm.
changed at 1Od2Isc. wtthers I3aI3sc Shipment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07

.ou..h 2sd7ac: tomatoes usual quality per box "'u
zoe: turnips per bol. 50uG0c. ..,, - -, .,r fancy
observation-disclosures steady at 4q4iac per 70 Tor ,aueS
shelled firm at &c for No spanish anu %,
for No 2: Virginia held higher; quoted az 1919 a ,sS
~ 81 s,3c for No barely steady az 20
a. anu ~ 10, GOOD TO prime Ginseng quoted at " 500
"a ,r Northern and Eastern: 80 5Ou$2 ~ Tor western
and S2GS2 Southern per No. win eN''a i"'se "'
clean al higher prices. as TO quality .,,,. ~,
MILK AND CREAM-Thex da,y aTerahs ds,r,bu,ine
n"ins in and the city for the week have been as
fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKErs

Galveston Aug Cotton steady; middllng. Gxc: low
middling 3-i6c; good ordinary. 1876: sales. il6
bales: stock. 1853 bales.
Norfolk Aug 6-totton firm middllng. 7c low mid
6y16c good ordinary SIC. gross receipts
81 bales stock. 10 I33 bales.
Newt Orleans Aug. 6-t'otton hrm: good mdding TIC
mlddling csc; low middling, 6c: good ordinary
and gross receipts 10 bales sales 100 bales stock
SO bales
savannah. Aug 6-Cotton steady middlng 8xc; low
middling 7lGc good ordinary ii8c: net and gross
receipts II bales sales. "a bales; stock. 800 bales
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Aug. s-Floqr quiet sales 10 bbs Wheat
firm: No red spot and August. G9 nioc; SEPTEMBER.
7osa7lc: December 7ia74l.e steamer No red ~ q
stock sO7.GS bush; sales. 5000 BUSH Corn dun and
lower; mixed spot 474c bid; August. 46'zc bid septen
ber 46i. i6sc; 3c asked: January 'sssc asked
Southern 5lc: stock Gy.3s bush Oats duh and easier
No 2 white Western 30a30ec: No mixed do. &c asked
stock $3.50 Hay easier; choice timothy, Slo "i
Butter firm fancy creamery. 2Oc ade l3Nl4c; store
packed i2c. Eggs firm i2i7c Other articles unchanged
Boston, Aug. 6-Flour steady. Corn easier Oats quiet
Shorts steady Provisions steady Butter hrmer. Western
creamery 1920 Northern 20p2lc Cheese quiet North
ern Sas;zc Western 7znsc Eggs firm for fresh; East
ern i7c Western and Michigan. J4ql4hc.
Buffalo Aug 6-Spring wheat duh. demand firm No l
hard spot 5i.c chicago September; DO &c over
Now York September. Closing: No hard spot i3zc; 90
75lac Winter wheat In fair demand. Sales: 600 bush
No red Chicago 71a72isc 5000 bush do Indiana ia
I2ic. 600 bush No white oregon 7Oispio@c store.
Closing: No Chicago. IaI2c. do Indiana IA &c
do Toledo TIC store: No red. re; No white. roc
track asked Corn opened weak. closed &c lower and
dull Sales No . 470iIi9c; cars No corn 4oc.
Closing: No . yellow 4Ic No yellow 36lzc No corn
&c track No yellow +6c: No 1870 store Oats
opened nrrn weak; No white old slld
., n aoi,c Closing: white. 27Q29c; No white. 29q
%. No mixed 25i2Q26sc track outside prlc" FOR old
RYE duh: No . quoted. 52c track. Flour quiet IN
changed MI! feed unchanged. Canal frclghts
dull easter; wheat &c; nc: oats l4c To New-fork
Chicago. Aug s.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
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NFW YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

trains leave foot West 42d ST. as follows % minutes
7:SS A. NJ for West Cornwall orrs Mills Lax, LAKES
Mohonk ana snnewaska, Middletown Bio9 BOOM, nni
Tllenvi. Pittsburgh Liberty Scranton. walton Den''
sidney Norwich U:.ca. Oneida. Fulton 0swego poorr.
ingburgh Wurtsboro. riienville. Mountain Dae Vii.
trevie Pittsburgh Monticello. Hurieyyiiie' Liberty "'
Liberty White Lake. ,,,r.. p,oor
AZ r. VI. Saturdays only) f9r Middlet9wn: B Ea
inrbureh WurtsbOro Ellervili; Mountain Dale, ans
Iugh Monticello Hursyye Liberty Fsl nst,ana
BIS r. Nj Campbell Hall Lakes MSnonk ana
Ninnewaska Middletown. Blooming burgh: Wdrtsooo'
f,envie Mountain Dale Centreville allsbursh Aonti-
cello Huiey,llle, Liberty Falls. Liberty Park'vps LV'
r. VI DAILY, for Campbell Hall ~ daiee %on
wch Randalsvile: oneida. Fulton oswsso psnrsns
rsll, and points w, West; r N,anara Fslls O
xix VI. for West Cornwall. Orr's Mills MEADOW
proot Rurnside Campbell Hall Stony Ford Crystal Run.
Middietown wnterton Bloomingburgh' wurtsooro Sneh
vile. - -. -. a1t uro.d.
"ay, q ANDERSON O. p A.. Sc Beaver ST.. y. y.
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\ EwYoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Summer Schedule In effect June both. 1893.
For Red Rank Long Branch, Elberon, Ocean Grove.
Asbury PARK Spring Lake and Point pieasan Red
Banf5 sis 1890 .iI:3o 4 r. or 20 Saturday, onlyo
40 .2i5 $50 400 - 30. 53D. t:lo r. M Sundays
% rs A NJ. 30. 400 p NJ , ........ al
Corandt and Iesbrosses streets: :5S
40 :. TO- 1000 A. NJ 1910 t % Saturdays only, 2;so
$40, $40 le.ceP, Red Hanxl AZ Iilo '" r. NJ
sunday trains do stop at Ocean Grove and Asoury
Park.
denotes express trains. o.,nw,v
J r. WOOD. H. r BAL
" - 49, RIFT-s BIODGETT.
Stunt N z. a I. B. r. R.
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4 OCAIs TIME TABLE, TICKET MD 70 III.
IL accomm odations at III 26i. 40t and %. frosa
ioe East l25thst.. Chambers and West 23d-st ss'
Hudson-s' Hoboken. and Jersey City station: station.
Transfer Company calls for and checks baggaSe
hotels and res!dencss TO dsstinatioa-
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ERIE LIN ES.

hIOugh Trains leave New lOFk IOot OF ~
follows and i've minutes earlier from West 23d-st:
M 4. M.-vestibuled Express Daily for Wa'esy
w Bnghamton Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. James.
town. Cincinnati and Chicago. farlor car !"
Buffalo
4 = 4. N.-Deiaware Valley Express Daily. exsfpss
- Sunday for Tuxedo Goshen Middleton. fy.s
Jer,.s. LackawENen. Callcoon, Hancock. DsPosm
Susquehanna and Monticello. Parlor car to Mon"'
cello 40
m Il. M.-vestbuled Limited Daily. Solid tram ~
w Chicago via Chautauqu. Lake arrives cievelshS
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The Caucasian., 1895-08-08
Tobacco Growers

Will be Interested in the announce
ment made elsewhere that Mr.. Il. B.
Jeffreys will conduct the popular
and well equipped "Jeffreys Tobacco
Warehouse" at Rocky Mount. Mr..
Jefreys enjoys the greatest conf
dence of those who know him in
business affairs especially, and this
is because he takes a personal inter-
est in everything sent to his estab-
lishment. He adopts the policy of
associating with himself men of the
best character and standing among
whom is State Senator j. T. b.
Hoover, of Wilson county. This is
strong combination, and indicates
lively and prosperous season for
the Jeffrey's establishment. Mr..
Jsffrey's fifteen years of experience,
and Mr.. Hoover's extensive acquaint-
snce among the best tobacco plant
ers of the State and the confidence
he enjoys among them will unite in
carrying to Rocky Mount a trenen.
dous business. This will attract and
put buyers on their metal and the
inevitable result will be the best
possible prices for the farmers pro-
dlct.
The Caucasian., 1895-08-08
BUCKEYE POPULlSTS.
j. 8. Coxey Nominated for Governor-A
Strong Platform Adopted.

j. 8. Coxey Nominated for Governor-A
Strong Platform Adopted.
The Populist State convention of
Ohio met at Columbus last Thursday.
The party in 1893 cast Is, 900 votes,
andthis year 49, 800. Three hundred
delegates were present, and they
constituted fine representative
body of men. The following ticket
was nominated:
For Governor-J. S. Coxey.
For Lieutenant Governor-John
F. FOrbin.
For Treasurer Geo. w. Harper.
For Attorney General-W. V. Ba-
ker.
Supreme Court Judge-Ed Stark.
For member of the board of pub
lie works-W. A. Floyd.
George E. Croots, of Cleveland,
was unanimously endorsed by the
convention as candidate for the
United States Senate.
The platform indorses Coxey's good
roads and non-interest bearing bonds
plans, favors adjustment of nation
al banks, asks a law making all con-
tracts providing for payment in
gold illegal, favors per diem pen.
sions, demands the Unlimited coin
age Of silver at the legal ratio re.
gardless of the policy Of any othe,
nation, and the issuance at once OF
sufficient greenbacks to make the
volume of currency equal to $50 pei
capita.
Resolutions were adopted declar.
ing it treason to issue interest-bear.
ing bonds in time of peace; that the
trial of Debs was subversion Of
the right to trial by jury; and de-
mandlng that all public monopolie'
be nationalized; favoring the State
control of the sale of intoxicating
liquors, without profit; declaring il
favor Of the election of all State ant
national officers by direct vote o
the people; tavoring the eight hou
system of State employment.