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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21

h.b The business of the afternoon was light the mar
III closing dull with net loss OF about sc Cash corn
ns. oer and less active sales OF 1000 bush No
q, I5isc or &c September IN elevator; September
-, aas.c. 10 600 bush Mt 3kQ3iic Sep
ember o b anoat and $4,000 bush on private terms
Ia 90 hush No. . Chicago corn, INC over september
adoat: No white 5000 bush. 44tc In elevator.
oATsThe market for oats was not very animated, and
hsr were no important features brought out during the
session The Of the market was determined largely
H. Tho trend Of and hence the tendency OF
nyis Tor oafs especially during the morning was toward
lower range Of values. nradsrees visible decreased
IN ,so hush and worlds visible IL @''son BUSH
The afternoon market dull and the close heavy with
,. loss of atou, &c cash market was quiet and
80 steady with sales 5000 bush oats AT 26isd27c
IN elevator and .5i.c delivered 1000 bush No white
nj 2a,1I30c: 1000 bush No 2 white. 2Isc: 1000 bush
track white 2ia35c
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
yious day and for the corresponding date last year,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21

1880 n. including about domestic. Most OF
the business was private terms The business Of the
has not BEEN satisfactory from the sellers stand
point far as domestic concerned but this does not
them much concern. this condition Of Affairs IL TO
be expected at the time. The activity In foreign
however. Indicates that tho mills absorbing consider
able wool IL II xpected that the sales movement IN
domestic will increase materially during the latter part OF
September There Is quite generally firm undertone 10
market. and holders disposed TO sacrihce
supply In order 20 effect sales Carpet woods not very
active but the situation practically unchanged with the
steady 4 firm and passing sales are at full prices
We quote Ohio Xxx and above. 1sa19c; and above.
iGdIc other grades 20422c: washed combing and de-
iane 1sQ22c; unwashed combng 17J20c: Texas. sq3c;
Georgia. lsnl9c; California 9ai3sc; Oregon 0qi31sc
Territory, 10d6c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JEhSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Autora alto Bloca sisNs'a
IN a A after June 80. lsJ3.

Trains leave station foot OF LIBERTY ~ .
70, Eas,on bethlehem Allentown. Maucn Cntn. &e.
20 III $40 III :45 70 Easton) A. NJ i.loD, ~ = -
to Ea.,oa 5s ,sc to Asn sso 800 F. Srne''
For Pi,ts,osn ard sSTsn'sI' '0 A. N"
p9r 2 keaa 46o 300 SIS 80 ~ i2ls night Sun.
days. 100 80 $50 800 NJ l2is niyh, 10 "a,
100 800. 5;45 N. 1913 night Sundays loo 'sa'
500 s:io a. N, ito i;so 7:so P NJ Sundays 80
A. NJ o." ALLRA,L ROUTE; MI.
Pleasant, 4so $50 Red BanE! s SAG 1870 lls2 A.
SIS p NJ Sundays. except Ocean Grove and Aseiy
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat PARK and Bafns-
sat 4:30, SIS 4: NJ. 80 40 81 ~, R,,sg.,o,
4 30 A. NJ. 1870 N. ,. 49,. tr,o,,..s. -
MonmS SS six ii 30 4 H. 30 49, 81; p
Sundays ';i' sAAN M * Hook ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE, &C.
From Pier s n. R. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach NornardlA
Branch at 400 900 ii 90 A. NJ 100. 3:45 +so. $50
p NJ Sundays $50 A. NJ. 100 p. NJ; -.
For Elbe.on, Asbury Park Ocean Grove anc. posc
south 10 Point Pleasant II 90 A. NJ i;Oo 40. -
30 p. NJ. Sundays except Ocean Grove ana As''V
For lakewood. Tors River and Rarnesa'. 40 A. H.
'i For Atlantic CITY Cap. May vneland and BTiss'ss
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New-York. August 20. 1875.

New-York. August ~. 1870
BEEvES-Recepts CT cars or l. 1903 head-J6 for
@ No trading Of ss Feeling es1 wss ex esT
Sms ns sc Teas. Do a
5S "s 4. i s sn s:'
sold at 2c dressed weight; refrigerator beef sNaoc
sheep aid 2ico quarters Of dressed beef The NewY York
sailing mes % for vii and & out
for D. H. sherman and the Jersey City will be laden with
I'VE sc head Of which head FOR
butchers direct 9H but ssody for live sl's ana
prices s sa % .st gi ars per and 100 Bucks
d. a, 81 So Dr ssed calves little hrner Tor com
sS hs' rssssd at &
at f.dsc dressed buttermlks beeves at SAGE and little
Sale benbaek: AZ sra.sers 40 N average, at
= 70 20 mcPherson & Co.: 60 gr,ssers $50 ~ at $3.50
Hume 6 Mullen. veals. i5l H. at 1928
SHEEP AND LAMBsRecspis 10 cars, 1893 head.
Counting Is cars held over Monday
sale sesp had nS nq and g. hS
.od at So 2ss per 100 b. very common to lambs
% s D Si? TSe of IS a " Of
manly sheep Us0S at S soss s ma at
q. dressed dressed lambs firm sSoc selected ioc
., cons Ss West We v y5sn@ 5d '%e 80 g
8 y 5o g Do 81 r a. s. iG 81 y 81 4So s s6e' +
o. S Co. ws; 81 y y'rsss d ss B % % s. s
"a sheep and lambs &c H. at SO % d. co 10 at 50 y
IN Virginia sheep. ia ~ So -.
J. H. WllKerson 81 State lambs. II 10. at 81 Is: ~
Kentucky do 10 81 62iz; 80 do GA 70. 81 So.
o,a do i3 No. at 81 40 "a do So ~ at - 20
D. Mcpherson & CO.. 1872 West Virginia lambs, So 10.
81 37i.. . ... =
O. Dilenback: log State lambs 60 ID. at 50 l2a2; y
sheep 1914 -. at So.
Hume & Mullen: LAG State lambs GO 10 at 81 G5.
IIalienbeck & Hollis: II State lambs 10 n. s..
: Judd & Co.. late Monday: 80 Ohio sheep. II 10 at
81 10: $50 Kentucky lambs tculs 81 H. al So.
HOGS-Heceipts cars. or 800 head-of which 30 head
for Fiimer feeling the strength Of Western ad
light corn-fed and State hogs 81 oas5 10 FOR
dressed steady 6+usc per H. Tor
medium TO light weights.
saes-IIallonbeck & Hollis late Monday: 81 State hogs.
100 n average. at s. 30 per 100 H. 81 do, -. d. at
81 80 i91 DO 200 NJ 81 % li DO. 100 ID. at 50 2O %
do. 2ao n at s. 49, rough hogs 23 n, at 81 30; 10
81 u. do 2oj 10 at 81 stays 22o to 800 No. at
s90s3 80
A.. ": Lamb: I4c Mlchlsan grass hogs s 1875 n at
90 do 1877 u. at So 30 state hogs 83 ID. at 30 ~
II do ioi 10 at 81 30 DO go ID. at 50 49, pigs l2'
10 at 50 40.
:. Judd < Co.. late Monday: 22s grass-fed Michigan
pigs loo H. al 81 90 - state hogs los H. at 80 40 Is
do. 1856 ~ at s. So &c do 1872 10 at $ 90 10 do 10 No.
81 Is. rough hogs 2G3 10 81 50. do. 2iI No. at
81 20: . do $40 n. at 81 IL.
Hume & Mullen. late Monday: 80 State hogs i42 10. at
s. s5; Do lss n. at $ 30 50 d. 10 ~ at 50 2o .
262 10. at 81 20; stag. 800 10. at 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
DEL, LACkAWANNA AND WEsrEKN II. y
stations In New-YOrk foot Of barclay ""s
Christopher street,, urrrrr
VESTIBVLEp TEMPE IXTsC,t IiGHT

Direct route to NEWARK BLooMFlELD. MoNrol.Ms,sss
THE ORANGES Summit Bernardsviile ba ,sn,
Ridge Madison Morrstown. passaic patersSn w
TAKE HopATcoSS. Hackst,stown, sCHooI ETs
MOUNTAIN washington. PHiLLrPSBUR6 EAsroN
WATER GAP sTRovDsRI,RG Pos ,ps M'Sn'xxrrif
COKE DANvILLE. NoRTWpMRnGGRRLwA,SSnn w MSsr
yls TyIcA nIGaFI IEH srH HMfSo EfoMRs
CoRNING BATH nAXsyIILE B SprFT,,wr ar ~
7:26 :. M.-RrNGHAMToN MAIL Steps at P''n''~
900 a M-RrFFALo, SCRANTON s RJS sG!ss "a
OswEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Ps,i.r r, oa,' r,.t
Buffalo IN train for shcaso ana poin,s NV
los P MmsCRANroN. BINGHAMroN and ELNiNN
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars , pf Y.
400 r M-scRANToN; wILKEsBA IR and rN''
MOUTH EXPRESS Pullman Parlor cars ,,,r..s
1880 p. 81 Daly)-Rmralo vssti6gled liwWnea Ptr.
EALo. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Gar n;,,,. %ss,
o;3o p NJ oDasomBuFEAIn sCRANr1N sSyyHn.i;eryHsI
and oswEGo EXPREss Pumas n1rst S,ssps,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN AcCoNMonAIiDNrs.,. on
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets at tsrrX S ,,s,h a.
cSs Columtus-ave. NcwYork 33s and 40 fult.n,' ss
700 broadway brooklyn. Time tables giving run H'
nation at all stations. r.. "a
~Ne~k baggage from residence 20 dest'ua'ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
NEW. YORK, ONTARIO 8 WESTERN RY.

4iains foot West s2d follows 90 I''1'
earlier frorr Franklin 80. ,...a
200 A. M, for West Cornwall Orr; s Ma's; xbarsS
Elienvnis, Pittsburgh. Liberty scranton walton e'~
Sidney Norwich U:.ca On>'da, Fulton. Oswego ,,.o,.
OiIS 4. M TOR Campbell Han, Middetown. Bloom.
insbursh wur,sboro chenille, Mountain Dale vs sn.
trevilie Pittsburgh Monticello Hureyyile Liberty 'S"
Liberty. White Lake. ,,..,~.
ingburgh, wursboro, Eervll'j Mountain Dale, ss Az
%sTh Monticello Hurlsyvlls liberty f RpnnsianI
Ii15 =. VI. Tor Campbell HALL Lakes Mononk s am
Minnewaska. Middletown. Blooming burgh Wir.so..v.
Elienvilie. Mountain Dale Cenirevils t>Soay;h NOW.
cello Hurieyvie Liberty Falls Liberty. Park'vpe L''
ins.;STe HsNST R%Ss shSlsnd cmn,.r nan NJ ,,,.,or..
@ , ~. psnyb, Tor Xampoen naH. ssnsv Xor.
WIEN kandsiisvi's Oneida fulton oswsso. Sesss::
Chair css ,sats free, to Niasara FANS Am. u..aov
Brook Burnside Campbell Hail. Stony Ford. Crystal Mu
Mlddleo~n Winterton. Boomngburgh. wurtsboro E's''
willie. 4
Tickets AND Pullman Drawing Room seats at ST. sr''s'
c ANDERSON q p. 4. % nsavr n. 4 =. )
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ns folio
900
9:15
800
ZOO
8:455
LEHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortiandt and Desbr0ssSss, ~:
700 A. VI. daily. except sunday. for MACCH ChS"f,
IS S,15 a. H. daily Tor GENEVA ROCHESTER, Buzz
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. ana
the West and principal and local points: dinlng,ca
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbue Sleeper 20 Sn's ~
ii 10 A. VI. daily 0eaves at 1880 A. NJ sSsaay, @
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points CohheS'''"~
for Reading and Harrisburg ,,,, -, al
700 r. VI. daily except Sunday FOR ELMiKa s1 b. ~
intermediate stations connections FOR Pottsvie ana e&
ing; chair-car Wilkesbarre.
$3.50 =. VI. tSundays only for Wilkesparre Ia q "
Junction and all intermediate stations q, ,r-xr.
4:1O =. W. daily except Sunday for L. ana IS - 80
TON and principal intermediate stations Pullman os""
Wkesbarre. connections Tor fo',sFlns,
1870 T. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Bound BROOK a"s
S:i5 p NJ daily for EAsToN and intermediate sts'
600 p. VI. daily for BUFFALO NIAGARA rAL.s
all points West. Pullman Sleeper vestinuel sr.
York Chicago Sleeper 20 Bunalo and Ao'OD''
connections Reading and Harrisburg ,.,.~
8,3O =. VI daily. except Sunday for Eastern ana n's
o,oO - ~ daily ,or ITHACA. GENEVA ROCKIES
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and an 800 ;s
West. Pullman Sleepers TO Chicago and buna'o' 'n"
&c Wilkssbarre. ~ . 10. ~, ou
Tickets and Pullman accommodatons 80 Soi ~
1923 Broadway 81 East 4th ST. log East iso,h ~
New-York. $50 Fulton St. Court ST. 10 p'Vau"A'' NV
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn, y. Y .., 49,.
Transfer CO. will call Tor ana cnecA oaS
gage from hotel residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
..NSaIo A,s cRgATEoT RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
~ ,s,,ncn m OWED y
e HUDSON RIVER r. r.

r o,ooa Central Station. 42d Street
s.,o S.'IEssept sunday. Empire STATE ExprsA
Fastest ran IN sunday .ns for Richneid sprnsA
s'ss A. M.Etcep Mountains. THOUSAND Islands IA
Monresl a,ly Fast Mail For Syracuse. Rochss,ss.
o:3o a. f.,n MoDS sxara Fails. Chicago;
o,xo bu M1Except sunday For catsxlli Moun'aina
Saratoga. Lake George "'een mountains sas
o,ao MExcep. Sunday. Day Express" For all 10
oo gor'sn 5 5,sts Limited for cne,..
natl Ineanaeo: 81, L"s sara sns Lsss o.orc
40 r r., MSa,ssa' Maintains Limited Bure, Drawing
PoG% Gsss eng sunday ives. Point Poashk..p.
>.,o Pa's w'npay North Shore. Limited Due Detroit
IN 80 AGpay' For Albany. Troy. Buffalo, clsv~
o'" and De,roit chicago. cirs,nnss st. L'uis
e2s MDay . sa5AiS sss P Psi]I'"'S S ~''''
> IN 3 MNpsiiy. For Adirondack Mountains Thou
1880 Niagara Fails Cleveland. Indianapolis St Louis
ooo phc Mss"opaiy only Sleeping Car passengers 10
"'"" Rochester carried On th. trait ,,,,, ovs.,,,,.
oIS MmpaiHIy :.ro For chicago Gaps vincent "''*
Sl, sysISnoi ran Tor Chicago and prnepa
81" no,nts on New-York Central. every night exceT
o,o su" e. AMI nf9as .ss p MDany except sunday
P':aed Wa Harlem a5s 10 DY pi,tsaed and tn. B.
i r TEAMS siSs.a 70 ls5 y9skF aSs D.a.
Pg y. ptss'nR Road Th. tie only line
AL night pa 'nan' cars 2n on all through trains
trains sfs Illuminated by Pntsch Light Contra, Sails.
Tickets and W !. Park pace Pace 81 IL Broay
4 az broadway ,ys y w v, s
:ns l2 ss R,osa sSs,0q T. i D bTookyn ~
ana oo hecked from hotel residence BY the Vest
Ohm N To vop.rer General Passenger Agent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21

per bag bocasi 2s string beans. ssa+oc To%s,oes
AuhSsrd per Dbl SScs Sogeoc do yellow
49, neck 500 7sc; white. 409JOc Turnps, Russia
soSso Cucumbers. per Dbl. 5oca$l: do pickles. per
i@r iEs-Pcaruts firm with jobbng sales little
above quotations for round lots We quote; Handpexea
sinis So l. SC: do Spanish No =; 3ta4c: DO Nirsinia
10 &C. Beeswax steady Of 2sg.sc per 10 un.sng h ~
. s'r, ,arre and clean ssiable al better prices.
,tir II AND CREAM-ihe daily average receipts OF
III and cream at the different railroad distributing
oin. in and the city for the week have been as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WARRINGTON.

ll:so dining .Sc NJ s0 as0 ssC 400; 90, Ggg s
Sax 1000 p NJ 2i5 hight sunday 40, 300 1000
i 80 Dining cao A, NJ; 2;so 400. 500 Dining Can
600 Dining CaD p. NJ. lib night -, CA ,n,A
For Baltimore and washing,on week Gays SD lcaS
ii 20 Dining Cao A. NJ. $50 500 Dining cao go
Dining Carr p. NJ. lib night .. -, ....
Tickets and paIorear seats can be procured5 30, az ,oc
vav Ts7 GIN Az 81 East i4th 81, i34 Eas, 18th 81.
27s West l25th ST. 251 Columbus Av:. New-York Count
St SEQ Fulton St Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. ",iisrf:
burg The New-York Transfer Company VIII call tor aaa
check baggage from hotel residence TO DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
BALTIMORE g. MIN RAILROAD.

pn,,,ror. vashinSton Chicago. Cincinnati.
81 Louis ana All Point. West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAlNS. m
Leave New-York foot Of L.bertyst daily ao1 CHCAUO
go and l25 might ISf s *" oisis 10 m
90 D. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE AIN a. m; ss
g 80 o. M ex sun Dining Carr 300. 600 D. m Dining
Carr 1918 night
NORFOLK. II 30 n daily. ~-.
Nrw-oRi:EANs Roanoke Bristol s ana Chattanooga
Al trains Illuminated With Pintsch mgnt. . ., r..,
i4th St 1877 Rowery. y, Y: ga Fut9G st.. Br0okiyn
stations foot 90 Liberty St. c. r. r. or n. j.
NewYork transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel OF Iesidence n destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
OTIS ELEYATINC RAILWAY,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

In connection with the cArsKILL MOUNTAIN RAIL-
Connects with the s:4o 1890 and $50 trains on
New-York Central. and 1875 train on West snots
railroads with Albany Day and Catskiu Evening
Line Catskil Mt. House Kaaterskill Hotel Laurel
and Tannersvlle Onteora sunset,
twilight Cruz. and Eika Parks and schohaF's
Manor. -,
Saturdays at :40 p NJ for Catskill without stop con,
Monnt.in station in HOURS AND 80 MINUTES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
ERIE LIN ES,

leave New YORK, FOOT OF Inainys's-'~'
as follows and earlier from West 251-st:
900 snshsmson Ei@ra BguislO Bast35a
town. Cincinnati and Chicago. fario' esf
Buffalo. -, $3.50.
O.1s A. N.-Delaware Valley Express. Daily. excec
J:lC Sunday. for Tuxedo. Goshen. Mdfeton pon
Jervis Lackawcxen. Calicoon, Hancock DePoss
susquehanna and Monticello. Par!or car 70 N'n''
cello 80, 49,. o..
O.OO p. M.-vestibuled Limited Daily Solid train s's
s).UU Chicago via Chautauqua Lake arrives Clevena
s45 A. NJ; Chicago p NJ Sleeps S,D,r, 70 S,r ch'
1.OO II. M.-Bunalo vestibuied Express Daily arr,yss
l'UU Buffalo 6:35 A. NJ, making direct eonnec,.ns
for Detroit Chicago and the West Bunaio 2aS
sengers can remain in sleeper until A. ~ r,.
845 Pss ssa Ghs s" chicaso But
falo. Chicago and Cincinnati piniDs 1 oHr I;rv.y
r OCAI. TIME TABLE, TICKET AND PC LINN
l. Accommodations Ill 26 4oI and %! BroadwT
i58 East l25th-st. Chambers and West go st te'ss
New-York 96 broadway and 333 Fulton ST. Brooklyn -
Hudson-st Hoboken. and Jersey CITY staton, to-
IL. Aas natl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21

quotations follows Flour dull The
feeling prices continuing favor buyers No
No red. 8s'suoirc: No corn se'sq3s'sc; No oats
.Oac. No /. rye. i4c: No barley Ale nominal. No |
naxseed 81 O7dsl 0s: prim. Timothy seed 81 ~ nominal
pork. per bbl <o@slo 10. lard per 100 10 So 2is
81 1i2 short ribs sides doosc 50 lOG$G l5 dry sailed
shoulders boxed, S. G2isaso 10 short clear sides
boxed ~ o24aG 10 whiskey distillers finished goods
per gal 81 %. loaf s. 81 granulated 81 80
standard "a" 81 90 per Dbl. Linseed ol-Raw. 4sc:
boiled. soc on the Produce Exchange to-day
market was about steady extra creamery. i9isc nrss
l7hglssc; seconds l4s4idltc. Eggs steady fresh
stock. llisc per dozen
Cincinnati, Aug :o-Four-Mariset less active; winter
patent 81 iOt$S 10. do fancy ~ &OgS3 SIS; family
ass 90 spring patent 81 d do fancy AZ 3Oqs 81 so
rye nour ss 0od$3 ~ Wheat-Onerngs only moderate
market steady: No red track. d0isc Corn-Far de-
mand market quiet No Whit track ase No vel
zoe: mixed ear. 4Oc. Oats steady fair inquiry: No Z
mixed. track. 23c; No whit. 23hc; rejected mixed
active and nrm; $40 20: clear sl2 u.s. family
Sl2 20. Lara nrm. fair demand, steam Leaf 0Ac kettle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Aug 2o.-Flour weak Western super 81 oo9
S. 49, ~ sO153 IS; do family. 81 254f3 co. win
ter whea, patent WGs3 70; spring do 81 0ogs4; do
straight 81 5O4s3 NJ. Wheat weak and lower; No red.
tpo 0Gi. q0esc August o.. qGJfc September 6TQ67sc;
December 0H,0lsc steamer No red. G0G3sc; South
by sample. 67g69c: do grade. e4sQ57i7c stock.
6s bush; sales. 100000 bush. Corn dull and lover
mixed. spot i5G45sc; August. 45c asked; September.
44Lc asked year SIC asked January S6isc asked south
white 45c: DO yellow. 472Qisc stock $3.50 bush
sales 10000 bush oats steady and fairly active No
white Western 27027iac No mixed do 25Q25i4c; stock
steady: No =. stock. 5s37 bush.
Hay xi4 5odS15 Grain frelghts very quiet. Other
articles unchanged.
Boston, Aug 20Four dull and unchanged. Corn quiet.
steady. shorts quiet Provisions steady. Butter
steady; Northern creamery 2iQ22c; Western 10000.
Cheese quiet; Northern, saSisc; Western. 1asc. Eggs
steady Eastern. 16ql1c Western and Michigan l3alic
Buffalo. Aug 2O.-sprng wheat-Orerings Of spot very
light. Sales. 1900 bush No | hard spot 5sc II car
loads do. &c Chicago september; very dull.
Closing No hard. spot. 6asaG3'sc; DO C ! T. Gsi.c.
Winter wheat in fair demand easier Sales 1000 bush
No red Indiana G9c: cars do t9i.c 200 bush No
white Oregon G q657sc $500 bush do Co., a67c
No white track. Tic. Closing. No red Indiana.
6ss.c. do Toledo. Wt.c store: No white. re: No
red zoe track. COrn-Opened weak; closed zc lower
and ligh, receipts; No yellow. 44isc:
No , yellow &c: No corn +3ls443%c: No i3c
track: No yellow 44c; No . 43i1c Oats
easy: demand fair. Closing. No . white. 26Ac No 3
white. BE No 4 white, PC; No mixed. 23sc: No 3
mixed. &c track. Rye-Two cars No 2 track sold
4si.c Flour quiet, weak; best patent spring, So $50
81 10 bakers straight 81 +ods3 50 do clear s3qs3 49,
hes, winter 80 500 50 65 do straight s3ds3 TO- Mil
dull. weak. Canal freights dull. unchanged.
Chicago Aug 2o.-The leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-21
AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Summer schedu. in effect soth, 1865.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Elberon Ocean Grove
A5uy BsmaF Lake ana Point a,p Pleasant s Red
Bank. SIS 1890 III 80 A. rl?o Saturday, oIyo:
'9:l5 A. NJ. $780, 400 p. NJ. . o,o
Foot Cortiandt and nesbrosses Streets
NJ. 1910 or Saturdays only. ESQ.
g $40 $40 except Red BankI 4;2o 800 100 p NJ.
Sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asoury
Park.
denotes express trains
J. r WOOD. II. p. BALDWIN.
G. p A. Penn r. r. O. p A. c. r. r. Of N. J..
RUFUS BLODGETT.
Sup't N 7. = =, 3. r. r
The Press., 1895-06-20
HOw's This ?

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 Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price, 75e. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi- moniaIs free.
The Press., 1895-06-20
CHARLES s. FULLER, Judge.
OF STAFFORD, ss. I

nISTRICT OF STAFFORD, ss. Pro- D bate Court, June 7tn, 1895.
 Estate of Harriet s. Crane late of Stafford, in said district, deceased. :
 Upon the application Of Alvarado Howard, praying that an instrument in writing purport- Ing to be the last will and testament of said Harriet s. Crane. deceased, may be proved, ap- proved, allowed and admitted to probate, as per application on file more fully appears, 1t is
 determined at the Probate On1ce in Stanford, in said district, on the 2d day of July, A. D., 1895, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given to all parties interested in said estate of the pendency Of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon. by publishing the ton In said district and by posting copy there of on the public sfgn-pOSt in the town Of Stafford in said district. MARCUS B. FISK, Judge.
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Resolutions, obituaries or cards of thanks in- serted at one-half advertising rates. Births, marriages and deaths inserted free. Communi- cations received without signature always con- mttted to the waste basket without attention.
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THE senate, by more than a two-thirds vote, yesterday defeated the constitution al amendment, increasing the number of senators and providing for redistrictfng the state.
The Press., 1895-06-20

PUTNAM has voted 3S5 to 326 to accept city charter. The people outside the proposed city limits generally favored the city government, which relieves them from taxation for proposed central i'm provements. The town had, in 1890, 6,512 inhabitants.
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 THE investigation as to authority for the declaration of two clergymen en-that Connecticut senators had been bought like cattle in the shambles = is over. The clergymen came before the commit tee prepared only to act upon the de- fensive, instead of as accusers and cham ptons of public morals. MT. Piddock falls back upon claim that that he has not himself said that senators could be bribed, and, further, that he did not think that they had been bribed MT. Mason, when pressed, mentioned men upon whose judgment he had made his declarations, but so far as present these men, one of whom was Ex-Governor Bulkeley, most emphatically declined to back him in his utterances in any sense. The reverend gentlemen, upon the whole, have made mess of it with their sweeping and base less charges.
 The dead body of Johanna Shannahan, domestic, was found in the cellar of the house of William B. Young, on School street, in Norwich, Monday night. MT. and Mrs. Young were away on Monday. When they returned at night Miss Shan nahan was missed. In the evening, Pat rick Kelly, relative, becoming alarmed, went to the Young house and asked if he could search it. The woman was found lying upon her back on the cellar floor, her clothes in perfect order and @ cushion under her head. There was a bruise on her left cheek, a discOloration and scratch on her left breast, and her hands and the left side of her body were streaked with coal dust Dr. Paddock stated that the woman had been dead since 3 or p. m. None of the marks on the body were se- rious injuries. It is a theory that the girl was assaulted in the house and ran to the cellar, dying from fright. The medical examiner refused to state his opinion ot the cause of death. Johanna was form erly in the employ of Mrs. "Diamond' Johnson, and at the trial for a conserva- tor to be appointed for her, the girl testi- fled that she believed Mrs. Johnson was crazy. She was prominently connected with the trial.
 Thomas D. Daly, 52, brother of w. c. Daly, the horseman, was shot through the shoulder Friday at Hebron, by his young wife, His wife, who was Lottie Gladstone, is 21, and had deserted him.