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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
CATIONS foot Of Dcsbrosses and cortlandt streeta

,TATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and cortlandt streeta
H 1888 a. \" VI EAf FES hss EirEb
ns A SSsp shcnso a. M cieSelsn@ SIS
A. ~ Cincinnati go a. NJ. indianapolis $40 a. n.
900 +. H. G'V cHcAGo AND ST. LoUis EXPRESS
lman Sleeping and Dining cnrs to i -, IoS' Louis
ais sYi = f. wF sallsss npGrMNrssrullap s,s,,..
Cleveland Ghisaye p NJ psss Day
Arrives Cincinnati r N, indianapolis lob P. n.
500 l f. H. fAcIFrc cen E3@%pREsSPulman sleeping
TO Ptsburg. Connects fol Chicago daily ana CLEVELAND
except WxsiiiNGTON AND THE sou Da % &C.,.
sse o im Dn ali P PaT and pnas cs
nns Dnl1f Ssr r M islS " I SUN al
f'aror and Dining Cars. iao DINING Carr Dining
s9STHEHS hf 4a&pa and IS night daily
Port Tampa Macon and Charleston; T. d. 'a"x
sitsp SPE g Iieks9n oo RAILWAY Express. P
da TNT P@2 p%F6R Pf aiming and gSSRoLK VI.
charles Route. \. NJ. week days ana Win through
S slseP TTsTr u e Sfly 80 weekdays Through
Buffet Pa parI 81 Gar and IN, Coach weekdays
For For [Ff nr MA HsSury Park and
10 ac s S,b sIS PARK paf aas
ocean N c gsss.' sss 4 s,SIs,u,A
go 100 g. $50 o. $50 30 Penn'a Limited 1910 tDin:
ing carr il 4: NJ ~ 40 40 Dr ~ Can a,,
sandaSs ~ $50 s 80 10 L%'e d % u a can
9"n s cs ~! KS 2 ~ H. '5 'sa III and sl
Badss Astor 9"ss and foss s Of rn srss '1s
Broadway and brooklyn Annex Station. foot o. Fulton
2hn vial s fo and r
hotsIs and Tssiasnres through to aesnaion WOOD
" " General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19

tina, time and the market improved on talk o. s1 S
expert Prices movd ,aths, nSyousy curing tome
han prevailed YESTERDAY with offerings materially -
le IN e1 ns Gay demand varosy reported by bun
operators as hsh as 20 loaa was shat iess The
f remained i"wcyer the foreign houses had De-
an * beyei 70 have improved in that > weak longs
been shaken en-; ana loM .n MT in .hr ,rhcn
leSei nllc several big cfors check the decline but
IN, prcs,is~ q Jane break. the la Ok outside ;rade
ana the desperate earneinc-s Of th PEAR e1me hch
crina,ed ycst,riry. Tho close today was at net At
,n wiaa = e7 oo) ia-h AL II the kies and 10.
crease 4 5o'~ br,h IN H.. racine 90, M'.en - i.
Xxx 80, ,hc az s,,c i:5;i4 lush Sales wore
81 oo bush Including 44Coo hush "a Toledo red, Pa no
b. 1000 bush ~ han5 " W. nss,; sb ="
hard spring private terms b. aa9at Jqy ' n
at - n'r wey Sc s bush dncadns Chicago $500
bush. ariy all wnte asains ~ L." nsn ia e,rS r.
:i' .g ~ , against i2 s sg i l assins,
Ia se; sh.... CORN-Thc market opened at an ad-
,.aace 81 ahou, &C. september selling at 55A-c at Now.
{a,k ana .ac a, ae,,y Tut the mariei
me .tier part ", 'r @ in fhc af,eIno6n prices
The good demand FOR cash property was snu,i,hs
ta'nr' ana the e osoT Tas n a. c % c showed
iccrclse Of $1,000 bush and ,hc ,o'a s'o, T
sales Mere iiSooo bush follows: c'ooo bush 80 a,
St:ae an" icrms ms go 5000 T bush yew 5s.c hush
~ mixed '.c under July in eleyator: ne
rhanrlng much and steady a te toward noon in sym
pa,ny Win hT n M 's tnrre was
feeling largely incident to ne rally IN S,hcr grains |n
AZ Gi,c gain 'Rradstreei's" visible showed decrease
ket FOR c@oh @f,' "s \, "ai. * 600 bn.h canal
5000 bush racS ana canal whl,@ a. ' N. pre-
vous ia, and for the corresponding date last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool June Is. 3:45 mRsef.Lx r5 a. PORK
.,nadv =, SIS. prime steady al Us v irr
1870 ,,ess Western fine. Gul at Cs; 49, n-ro a,
q, ,os ol Hams-Shori cut. about - '" ~ 1o -, firm ,t
cut. about - u" w ~
3is short rib about - n. nrm at D. sh"rf clear
80 i,,es about s. ~ firm at 3is 81, l.nS anu ,hou, /,
,,idies about ~ H. AT 32s ci Sh'ul"e ,rh,,c
:" il H., steady 2Ss. Cheese new drm
a' c,lored firm az 49,: American .rn'ii,' - Ill
-, e,- Tallow-Prime city n"inla u, ,1ru.ntine
tr.,n,ol refined nrm 1ss 3D. Si,tlts -" 80 -
steadr AT as ID Rosin-Common -''a.S ,Xte,,-Nn
Isrl-Prme Western spot dn,. q" 90" red spring
evhaus,ea Flour-St. Louis fancy wn,', r'na s,cady
we'd Western spot steady at Is "fi 1-n I'M, ~, 4.
y. .s 2S1. July steady A. AID: Angus ~ i5s1
"a Iops at I,ondon-Pachc Coast s'e""' Il" -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
Fast EXPRESS Trains to
rx-..r.tovtnn ChicuxO. Cinc1r

Express Trains 10
81. Louis and All Points WEE
pr'LT,NAN CAR SERVICE ON AL. itti,,c- 100
Leave New York foot ~ Liberty-st. day don M
2aO D. m and 1918 night pirTSBl H. ~ NE e "a n
600 D. m WASHINGTON. BALTMORh, a; m; ss
q 30 r. m OK sun. Dining Carr 600 500 D. m'' DINING
Carr 1915 night
NEW-ORI.:ANs Roanoke. bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman sleeping Car. e. m. daly.
Al trains Illuminated with Iintsch light - ., r,.,
80, y, ,o7 I,nwcrv y +: 34i Fulton St. Brooklyn;
stations foot 81 Liberty ST. 6. r. r. OF y. J.
..ow-York Transfer Company VIII call 'or ana cneeA
baggage from hotel or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY
tAnthraci;e coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after May 20. 1896.

Trains leave station foot OF Liberty St.
For Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch CHUNK. &c,
40 7:i5. 0O GI:ij to Eastonl a. NJ, ITO l3O 400
10 Easton) 5:45. 80. 70 Allentown p NJ sundaya
80 q ~ to EastonD a. NJ, 90, $50. 500 r ~
i:io 80 sc r. NJ. Sundays. 40 a. ".
For Reading 49, 500. $40 1000 l3o A. NJ. ITO
30 400 100, SAB. 100 r. NJ. l2l3 night sundays
$50 A. NJ, 100. $50 800 p M Mo i2l5 might g..
100 500, 5:45 =. NJ. 1918 night Sundays i"o Sa@
goo T. NJ. l2l5 night. - 49,
For sunbury. Lewsburx; and w,liismsport a. -
500 9:iO a. NJ. 1910. 1880. I 30 p. NJ Sundays. 50
r. NJ ,o,,r,
For Red Bank long Branch ana pants sou'a 70 r';ss
S:lS p sgSday 600 efceSi Ocean Grove and A''u7
For Lakewood, Toms River Barnegs' Park ard Barn''
For Atlantic city Cape May. vneand. and Bridse'oa.
For Monmouth Beach ssabIish, and 81 Hshand: sn
days. 300 a. y 40 p,o44,x porrr
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From PIER g. y. r.. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Normande.
Rumson Beach. ssabright Monmouth Beach. and Long
500 p ~ Sundays. $50 a. NJ. 100 r. NJ -
For Elberon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove ana p,ino
south 10 Point Pleasant. 1913 4. VI. 900 SATURDAY.
ony' s:45 500 P 81 Sundays except Ocean Grove and
A5. or yLakswood Toms River and Barnegat 4so Y
IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19


HEMP NNp J'TE The mar.ct is .,"lF - nan s,
aci,l. e.mc cars4sra1e ,e's ieen maie a' a.
g. shipment. Ju'' a'a in'" lii,, i,i"te 4"'. . "
-. shipm.r -. .sal ...' ana shipment "a.
ialc- ee"!r' - 'n' ''i'.., ..~ ..n,~ .a.,
tendency fo check 10 sai'- inn.rm, ni Ih~ itnn'.,
.,u.,.a = ne market 'specay thr ''at''l', i,', 3D.
ar, .,,,y ana In 'i,y slaughter. tfaIag ha- hem
conna,i ~ ne NO. ~ Is,i 20 s.r. a.. re a.
1s' Ma 'is' = h. . y - ofln % 70 . n
- = ~ i7c: Gsi...,,n :" T. . H. iaai7r. .a~
MaI-c.i'- seic,ei 20 30 .. ~ ~, =, -, - r., ~
&c., =, 80 n..s.c ,,, le.Ii-i.c e'u io,. tu'i
h.nes. H., soc u,''' az, .,,'r =, p ~ a,er. "a,
,~li lre fn.rs.i ,- leather ~ vs. considerable
a',i,j " .a,i ai, ,sn oe a.s,s.'. ,,.c.
j. wy nrm ant h..i'f, ,'m 'h', ' n',,. ,.' "
'n",- fa'or ar i."i ,t , "a, n,~. ni ,,n.r .ni
,S rs 'iane.i ,"aes ~ ' H. e,p', l,1aai . az
W, fn,'. il.'''. t 1, ', ,, sI ar.. Ma
backs s-naoc. middle backs. aiHac miti' hea.} $50
~ se,ons- h,a'5 a.r@' liz ~, '."- .N
',,"'' 49, .,ss7r. ..''ra. iGasc and. 81
81 is i TIM. ,re, ,r I'm was nr. active and
nasEe; vas I'm La ,ss' oer- =, ~. -,.rrs ,rron
tons Ng,"iahci 81" =" % as & % M .,~aiy
a SUBMISSIONS Tor SPOT, ne i.ni.n mat W. h, i'm,
a., '," -. 80, - ~, 10 ,.'. -pElIl.I'
'i,"i ann WIN r,"i a, - =, ~, ~ ,tn. .haung
co S,'i; scaaines. 'sqeay enee aomg'i
sc,s ~, "i gy r.,,es 4 the moment, T sup
been the Heretofore. AM 10" fi. - he.l ~ nn'
Torcsn .as ,es is ql.et ana Normally unchanged Ne
quot Nv orleans ern,rinssi erin,y =. t2n' ,
zoe, ' I,, , ' a.: oy.,' mime To- h,..c .,,a
,prh H n'r.' , ii - a. ,rp,l.s 243 -. s,fug.
ac,r r@ oaln1 ,y 10 ,n Goc far e. sg igi,c
'' XT 4, sr0J;rs Resin 10 I7e hnl-. spirits ,ur-
,rr,nrn r,l,d oi,f and uncnanre. al ~, go.
", 81 ,ssi a. A. sa,annah spirits turrcntu. iuci
a, a7.c quiet STEADY. with regulars quoted At
o ~ ~ ,.e.a vt, r,,"s nnn.n.liy uncnarsrd Inc
a@ss io" arr 10 I-ndin VIA Soahsmpom bNcs
chcesc ~. We quot: Grain All ninaD Liver
P9 ID L"p%sn s . a S.n. 4. ",s 'n ' a,r ~
ID Rotterdam b HAMBURG - Ii's am I'D ON LOT
sr~a = 3d. o. SG To- ,, @ t Tir
The genera" aaNe conf nncs avn amt 'asy -, s,'"9
onna'. ana y nI i9 ," a ,r' ey Sn s@srnr
~? tois KENT =, "a Il n & 70 G., i, e,,oen
lafks i0- and ia2 TOM. lumber. Pensacola to Bu"nos
Ayrea 81 - and sI2 81 fom British bark. W. ions.
rs tons. ,urar. suraan, sandy nook. f.r orders.
rfifai, t.rms bark. ''' tons WIN" pine umef Nrw-
York TO Havana; 50: schooner. IA tons 'oSw "i 'ape
iiayu - Nr~~ i"t" >" n, "r,l'' oil '" t
5" n "H%,'n mo- , " ~ ','n . ,rHr
cargo New iofk 10 MI,asoane ana iswo,i bach pr
vac t",ms 'hpf -" .""s IuhPei ana US 'hat's
or; coal. Port Johnston to Fredelick'9n 81 British
scheon@r IA ,s ' oak ' is r i i to- r6apI
@nri r.. maria, g.. o,,,,, ,,-o,n,o,.. 80. -.,.
| eluonse"i OH The export demand is slow the cal
5 5c. mostly i9r o., yeg~ ~hcH j. quoted at 2e'sa
We quote. cettons''d oil. prime crude hbls. 2Sr.c.
er 2 i, butter , .n @% IN S f5%a p q
2 ~, SUNNI 5a GLOW N grade 21a 49, Inter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. June IS-rotion dun: mildling. 6i3-lGc.
low middiing. u 49,. good ordinary l6c. and
gross receipts. 30 bales. stock. l@.5lt bales
Norfolk, Jun" l.. cotton easy. midlling Gf.c. low
m!diiins, l6c. good ordinary. b.. and gross
ccpts bales exports coastwse. $50 bales stock.
bales
savannah. June lh-'oron dull mhldling. 6li-iGc.
10. miing &c. good ordinary Dc. n- and gross
,"rts. ~, bales. stock. l>52N bales
Sow orleans. June Is cotton weak and nominal. good
midiiing. '-iGr. mddlug. i3-IGc low mhldlng
q 10. good Ordinary. ~'.r and
bales exports To she continent 209S bales coaswlse
80, bales. sales. leo bales. stock l2i GO3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AN
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. :
rSs PhliaaePha week dsys t 80 sS sS9 c o
Parlor Carr 500 Dining Carr 500 Dining Car). go.
s:45 1000 p. NJ, 1915 night sunday: 40 300. 10 o.
II 30 dining Carl A. NJ 80 400. 500 Dining carr.
600 Dining Carr p. NJ. 1915 night. - 49,.
Baltimore and Washington week days. 500, 1000,
II 80 DINING A. NJ $3.50. $3.50. 500 Dining carl.
900 (Dning Carr p. NJ. 1918 night. sundays. looc
II 20 Dining Carr A. NJ. 230. 300 Dining car) 60
DINING Can Z. NJ. 1918 night
Tickets and parlOr-car be procured at fo9
OF Liberty St. 49, IT, 2s AIS. ga. l+o 1923 Broad
way 1877 9th Av 81 East IAN St. -. East l2o,h 81,
ST.. $50 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN; 9s Broadway. wilsms
burg The New-York Transfer Company Will call for an1
check hazxnce frnm hotel res!dence destina,ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19

Baltimore June 1s-Flour quiet and steady; sales 'y
bhls Wheat irmer; No 2 red spot and June. .S'.a
7j.c July. 751aI5fsc; August 15'gn''1sc; srpeI', ~,
7,477i.c steamer No red i2 rae oou'"ei1, ~,
sample 13GTsr. grade. ~. '"'sc stp'N 1900
bush. sales 2jioOO bush corn hrrer mixed spp' a,, ana
June 81. l5c July 53.953tc; southern whlte an,
yellow 53c stock. 2ssuo0 BUSH sales 1000 hnsi ca,s
easy NJ : white Western 3a3izc NO mixed 90, &c
asked stock 10000 bush Rye weak; No = oc stoeH
100 bush Hay steady si3us3 80 Grain frelshts I'M
changed quiet midilings 3-l,c ,,'
fairly active pork. Sli so. bulk shouhers' 80
short Ia sides ard sides TIC; sugar cured tnou
ors TNc. hams. small. li2c; large liz; lard renhea
s. Butter steady. fancy creamery. l'alvc' tors-
oGfac; ade. 12nl4c Eggs-Far demand; iresn; i"'zV
a. ,'o!ee dull. i6c Sugar active: grhnulatei 80.
tos,on June is-Flour dull Corn easier. Oats quiet
creamery. I9al9'.c. Western isNlszc. cheese seany
Northern new T4asisc. Western. iu' Eggs quis''
Eastern i4ise. Western and Michigan, l3Gl3'gc. ,,,.
fn,ao. June lS.-Spring wheai-light ttal"' Hh..s
firm. sales 800 bush No hard spot. SaO'sc' 500
bush d. so bush DO. sO'sN sO.c; closing 40 /
hard spot. sOfsc do (. i?t.c. 40 Northsrh spD.
79~c winter wheat; quiei; sales: 3e" nash 10 5,o
hush Indiana 1yn79i.c. car No 8 extra red 900
store ! car ~ white. SC IN track; closing NO req
rhicAg, siSu>ei.c. Do Toledo s5',c do Indiana Sic
=, 3 extra red Nlt-. No ! white oregon s.sc s,.re.
IN In ,lshi demand. sales II cars No yeilp" o.
cars - corn. J2d5.'gc on track. sol" Dhsh % =
Yellow ...c store. closing No = yellow oofzc, y" d
A. " s3i. 80 . corn. 52sc: No 3 corn. 0-A.c on
f.,A - yellow store 81 .p5S'sc oats du.i; e!oshs
.tr.re In s,ore; white. 35c. No white. "a &c,
81 mixed 32a32.c asked store and track. Rye lower
! car ~ sli 72c. ard more offered at tha ptless'
i~.ur DUH un hanged NIL feed quiet unchangei.
canal frcghis dull. wheat. lc. corn lsc; oats lsc
<.v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
.... 49, o,-r.r ,oa7,c: squash. Southern per Dbl.

tomatoes. per carrier. Joa 0C sI0's''' ' ''' - ~
5Ocusl -. A., ., an0Ic ,er n, for fancy
- 800 bia65as for No spanish shred. ana go
a Tor No Virginia shelled Beeswax easier oneren a,
oaSlc per r. ~ nS,sc " prr NJ little doing
MILK AND CIAMxThe DAILY a'sfage rece',s in T.
n'" am ~. The ry for week have been as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
WEST SHORE r. r.

w -A0 o41NkAA ~ Ne
lows ana IS minutes s sfsf r. from fSo Franklin ST.
S SS NJ b ba for o albany hq Ts syracuse Rochester
namao; Niagara Fails, Dsiroi,, chisaso ....u Noun.
iains New .fai,s Lakes &ohonS and Mlnnswa.Aa
sSs and Daily s sSssp Sunday to ca,.
6OO =. Vi. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester. Bunalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland, chcaso and 81. Louis. ., s..,,,s.
Ssy 'Ss'i d sSas'' for O"'' Syracuse
VI nsy FIR esny ruGs syr"e@s Use Hsse, ,s
For tickets time tables OF local trains paor and sleep;
fois and at s,asio1s TIM tables at principal
c. L. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN Il. r.
stations i" fcs. 81 Barclay aud
'Esr'"'LED Ln r.NTscm m' iisaT BUFFET
Direct route to NEWARK. BiyOoMtiELD MONrCLAIR.
TnE oKANGEs. summit. bsrnai sdyille. Bassns
S Ss' n aSsp ss
LIKE MorATcoNi. Hsske,tscwn, scHoolEnS
@HrE EasaSs
sSkN SS,ST5IIS SeSfMT aSSSS$Sp ass:
@ swEco lecA sr dMEa6 h SIfa
1870 4. M.-BiNGHAMTcN VAIL Stops a, principal
900 M7nUET9 scRASToN pIXGHAMroS
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars con.
meet at Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving at ~
90 p @ sNs Ro&sSrS BrNaHAMroN and ELMIRA
400 ! M.schHNToS '' WilNEspARRE and pLvM.
OuTH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor
1880 p. ". pailyl-Bufao N.stbuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON, BINGiiAMTON, ELMIRA BUF-
FALo Pullman Bufrc, Sleeping Car. Connects al
Buna!2 with train for Chicago. arriving 9:55 p m
$50 ?. NJ ipaly,-nuFrAIo SCRANTON pINGHAM.
TON. UTICA, SYRACUSE ana OswEGo EXPREsa
ricKETs h pis' pIELMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at y
Park Place 420 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations 9sS
s.r,9sdway III 4,h-sye cor i2th-s @ West iesths
loo Broadway lrSos'n Time FABLES giving full infS'
wEsTcoTT EMPRESS COMPANY vii, call fo- ans
ehecx baggage from hotel residence destipa.iaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19

,.,.,s roo.,,,s o single car or 10 head No trading.
Fenf nrm on ,psTri in sh nr demand a, asaSc per
NJ and choice quality sell "a hrh as y o,~'in,c per II.
s-,cpn i've ca,tlc selling at London at sal2c tI2s
III cslma,,d arCsed %'r"i sc Shpens
~ ,bn made for Liverpool 80 cattle and l"n s'.'p
for ~ GGf 10 peci r2 2 ' Mor Tie Marlo Nm
cnrri.~ - cattle SHIPPED by NJ Go.mn sf for East.
copin md 49, qaa.el for d. ,-es 30 snn,p for
tie cariblee. sailing to ~. Thomas carries ~ '' 80
& s1s ssa az 81 sE s Ss %aF s F rS
s to s9' brought AZ. I5 The dcaa ma&, lightly
g yels 'i at i5aiorsc peg n. country dressed at
iT..c: ,re,c iut'enilks Al 'isa7c and le calves At
j..G'.c. bui mainly At "s~Dsc -. ,,, ,t.y hu,,er
mks Il, Il, average $3.50 per ioo NJ 80 d. Il" d.
NJ c''ns. - mixed vlrsInia calves; i,S n at $40
sne MG' no il 'G, seas ' 95 70 is ii
siiifEp ANp IAMns-Reccp's. 3d. cars or ~ 81
2is for The marke' mskins WIN f s' demnnd at
flr sustained prices strictly prime lambs w." ,fii'
h''ne' ana ne rr we're Held oyc Fair TO-
,e1 nam" s g. y rr ~, ~ comm N 10 prime sheep
..Si, nfe-sci mutton sid 4'-a>c per II. dressed
wo s9e, m, s1 is, kr"'s q H. a an s. q
u "s scr AZ, az eng, KS .Scer ee N a, ss
49, 10. ~ ~ 81 x ~ ohio o. - n a. s. - bucks
Ne~iea 81 - Y's a, s., -, ., Ohio 80 ssc.p. s. n a,
"a a. ~ r. At 81 = .
u MciT.r-un Co.,: 2'I ken'uc~, lamb ~ ~, y, n.
S. =. rs a., ~ H. At S. so 273 Nneiria DE-. 90 10 al
s. W. lai H. y So - rs 10. - No. al y" -, a..
=, 81 Is, d. di H. at 81 % virgin" s"''p ~ 10
AZ >" -, t.-... Limbs cis. y, II
- No. -, -, a 49,
an. III e, V,,g,t, lamb. CO n at So II,
,-,"'....., Nm ..i y. ID, s. %
ga a.. iri Kent i,Ay sheep ioi y A. 81
H. 90 heutltAy lambs. - ~. ~ 81. ~ Do.
-. :, =. So i.i,
-. heal = which loi
49, r..iIr~ a..r ,,,I few reported sales
n'"I i. ,',,-l,, ~ ssts5 ,, pr Ion H. Country
- -. .t,' r.r' ,, >. az. tor ~
f'r..ri ,Ii'f ,i 80. I,. ~. y, average AZ
49, ~ 90 -, y =, s, =,
- l|' a. -. - "a y A. &,
. '''''''' 80 $50" -
.,. .,.,,.tr. Nv .rt.r r,.p>
'ihi.H "hNN'''' 80
u-o., Inn. - t-,ffie. f.cerf. last - hours. 30
-, ,.,,i ., YAK ,... f,f s,o flr time Lass
~ g.. 49,, v,,4.f .r.n~I slow and weak with
... 60. .,,,fe tc-e, close. aun and weak
N'f -. $3.50 - ,.,.t,r,s ,.... "a .5us3 ~
nl,.' r.' a. -, = ,rl.h 80. ,.-y .uu ami
'' - =, az IT,. a, SisrSsi per head.
~, ~, =. 80. -, .,.gi. g. %, li-e. Ieceur.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

cont. puts on July corn closed n, 49T. cents. calls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
e RI E Ii N ES .

Through trains leave New York ioot OF IN
rs follows. and hve minutes satnei 1a," fer Wayey
900 n II E%ira banslo Brast95a: James.
town Cincinnati and Chicago. Paror car "
Buffalo
915 sanj"; for TUXEDO ''' Goshen Middleton; ro
Jervis. Lackawax'n. Caicoon. Hancock. Dsposi,
Susquehanna and Monticello. Parlor car 70 Month
cello. a..
800 & iy Mvss,sqsa %'1 Sa ss
s45 4 NJ, Chicago =. NJ Seepers 70 chi
cago. le,elani and Cincinnati. Dining Car
~.nO r. M.-Huifalo Vestibued Express Daily. arrives
4 'VV Buffalo 6:3J \. NJ. making direct connections
Detroit. Chicago and the West. Burs.o pas
remain In sleeper until y NJ -,
S45 PS Soa an hca Ss a9a Ts ba
ialo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car $500,
I OCAI. TIME TABLE TICKET AND PULLMAN
- accommodations III 26l iol and ?5l Broadway
i55 East l25ths Chambers and West 23i-st ferries.
ork; 80 Broadway and 333 Fulton-s. Brooklyn 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-19
IIAY AND STRAW.

Receipt, =, Neu-yorA Tor the week cnaIas June Is
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-13
WAITS FROM wAYcRoss.
Plant system Engineers Desire a
New Contract.

TVaycross. Ca. aug. 1.-THE engineers
OF the Plant system has sent one OF two
members Of the brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers from each division OF the
entire Plant system in Georgia. Florida
and Alabama 10 the conference with the
railway authorities al Savannah for the
purpose Of arranging with the officials
for contract for this year. The contract
for the last fiscal year ended yesterday.
and the engineers have been In Savannah
since Friday. waiting for an opportunity
to confer with T. DJnham. general super
intendent Of the Plant system Mr. Dun
ham was called away 10 South Florida
just at the time the engineers arrived at
Savannah. He VIII probably return 10
Savannah tonight.
II was not Mr.. Dunham's intention 10
leave because the engineers were in Sa-
vannah. as was iucmatel iu an As
sociated Press dispatch from Savannah,
He is willing 10 confer with the engt-
neers. The engineers here say that they
are well pleased with the present officials
OF the system. and they express no fears
ence. "1Tr Durham will treat the engi-
meets right" they say. "and we are
Will no doubt be given satisfactory con-
tract"
The engineers will have a conference with
Mr.. Durham upon his return from South
Florida.
Mayor Knight was misquoted regarding
the sparrows. The city protects mock
ing birds and all song birds. but not
spaTrOWs. However. the sparrows remain
here In great numbers
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-13
SOUND MONEY IN GEORGIA.
Secretary HOl1e Smith Given a Warm
welcome at Athens.

Secretary HOlze Smith Given a Warm
welcome at Athens.
Athens, Ca, Aug 12.-Secretary Smith
spoke here tonight to an audience of
over six hundred people. Quite a num-
Der of ladies were present, and among
others, the students of the State Normal
School. The meeting was held under
the auspices of the Commercial Club.
The weather was very threatening,
but nevertheless the opera house was
packed. The crowd was made up of bus
mess men, merchants and laborers.
The doctrine, as preached by Secretary
Smith, found hearty approval at the
hands of the large audience. The meet
ing was presided over by Vice President
W. ID. Griffith of the Commercial Club.
Mr.. Smith was introduced by Capt.
w. A. Mcdowell If anything was
needed to prove that Clarke county is in
line with the administration and sound
morey, to-night's meeting ought to be
convincing to one and all. Mr.. Smith
was warmly congratulated at the con-
clusion of his speech. He leaves to-
morrow for Washington, but Will return
in a few days to take up the cudgel
again in behalf Of sound money in
Georgia.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-13
A DEMAND FOR DAMAGES.
senator ChipIey Says His Character
HAS Been DETAINED.

senator ChipIey Says His Character
Has Been Detained.
Pensacola. Fla. Aug Estate Senator
W d. Chipley has brought suit against
the Daily Times of this place for defama-
tion Of character. placing the damages at
$500
Mr.. Chipley is prominent in Florida
politics and belongs TO a faction of the
democracy 10 which the Times is opposed.
The Times has repeatedly accused the
Chipley faction Of frauds at the polls and
has alleged that these frauds were in
stigated by Chiplcy. During the last leg
isiature. charter bill relating TO Pensa-
cola was changed in some mysterious
way after it had passed the House and
Senate and beforait had reached the gov
ernor. The bill was fathered by Chipley
and the changes were such as benefited
his faction. The Times has attacked Chip
ley in regard to the bill and intimated that
he knew something about them.
Il is supposed that these attacks have
goaded Chipley into bringing the libel
suit. Chipley is vice president of the
Pensacola and Atlantic railroad. which is
a division Of the Louisville and Nashville
railroad. Four years ago he tried to de-
feat Call for the United States Senate. but
failed. II is said he will be a candidate
TO succeed Call next year.