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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

Futures closed at I01xc advance. .CORN-Ihere
was rush IN at the opening this morning wncn
ing advance the first fifteen minutes shorts
AZ both Chicago and NewYork becoming pancky. and on
large orders 10 buy the market the advance came
The news different from that received hitherto
hut the shorts all seemed TO buy at once Inc
light receipts good cash demand and rapidly decreasing
the rally in wheat. the shorts attempted TO cover but
successful Later In the session the prices
fell back somewhat and the trade during the afternoon
was rather light and prices reacted somewhat, Gioshs
howeyer fairly steady 1hfllhc net gain Cash corn
was quiet in elevator sold at 4etc for 1000 bush
Ionr al zoe: bush sold at nc over septemher
o anoat private terms for export. SEPTEMBER
closed at JOiAc OATS-Oats seemed TO be outside OF
The speculative interest In market and followed in
a very limited degree the movement in other cereals
Prices were little during the morning. Largely
in the absence OF offerings Later. on favorable crop
statements and slight demand. the market SERTED
hack closing dull at nc decline from last night
Cash oats were dull Sales 10000 bush. with de-
tails as follows 20 bush No nj September price
5000 bush in elevator ise over sepsmssr
3 900 bush ungraded mixed 7 - 2Slsc. delivered No
white quoted at 33433hc
breadst'ifs points In thousands
last ciphers tOO0 omitted Flour obs. grain bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

chasing power Of the market; The demand aspmanS has
been sufficient absorb the soft sugars nu drras
~ hard exists ard the demand shows signs Oh oee.
,n1 As long as Europe remains at It's prrs.n. p"y
soT refined below market there Is no particular au
xar.are IN buying ahead Of requirements but mere may
he change soon this respect The ehpec,asoh n ~
s,api cron. OF cane beet next season would nay
started raws UP we're not tha ,he N
sr,nus in Europe constant pressure uh,it ~.
worked OF This take until September Af,cr a Is
~ higher prices practically certain 10 pre'..
Meetings. by rencrs June averaged Loo tons pr oa
;ess than IN June The reduced outso Oh su
his ssason is serious TO refners II II Is not re-
covered Later yesterday ~" Dags S'n.'
ia etc ue zee. IN mort SIC. ex-shp ana To-Day '
hays San Domingo cenrifugas In port basis I" ,rs..
w ware o sG fsy active steady 70 firm in tone Ts
rrces unchanxs ed quoted on the basis o, Ivy
&c FOR rranuated Most Of the sofs are o.ssod ana
Ms z and Il were Withdrawn from the narke,. .,,..
TOBACCO-The for seed leaf was asn uo aS.ne
and nrm with sales as follows; ~ isoa YowEneis
Havana 13i5sc: 1894 New Eng!ahd Ia'a ana
i5SJfec. 100 case. Zimmcrs lifd 5c ~ cases I'D
Wisconsin Havana l0ali1c 30 cases ls"I 80, mssins
Havana private terms 30 cases sundres ovS.o %
total AS Foreisn tobacco was Zoo hs s Hs
vana at 65casi o. and 80 bales sumatra al S
in Kentucky tobacco remains s'eau' WIN S"'e'
of hhds private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses cortiandt strsetn.
esS n SEISss93.s CT & ff:eSS
t1 sssn"sh 1sn
s1 iSs 4 M s. VI s! 81 an :ss Sos
cnc.eo D ASD 81 I g IS
vile AND chlcaso Arrive cnenna iO45 A. NJ s.
els w wE sn!fasS K Sleeping
q; F. t. Nj Ssss asss *
Ssss.s sns ni"ns e.: Mo- ~:
$50 1:u!s fAeir e:'Ssd
to Pittsburs. Chicago daily and Cleveland
except WSSx!Sss iaifxcTon AND THE soyTas ~ .c,,
s ESQ T. n'n. f:r! S
nP ssS Gag Il pnSf cs E n n.s
Tarior and Dining Carp; 40 Dining Carr. Dining
sn,s;; day n s:;'. s:,s
ATLxSTIc COAST LINE; daily sls;Ds s:r g
s sSr T. tn Dgack saSSn and onare''0'
casa9ssss SsI1 % -.
sSS; A r''s',, ..s s' rs,ss.s
FOR ps cA Pf:si Sef HHs oS'i H. 100 and
S slss sa ss' 80 &c. 40 10 s' III IsaG 3 81
cr0v''' sis. F FL A PiMIrL Al i
'I;s ii. s' g. as SisS: S :ss
7i PiS" :Iss. ~: .ss ~ lI5 n 1 III and ss
.ss9F 5sSs s9s oss
Broadway and Brooklyn A.Les station. foot e Fulton
sSd ys;Ssa'ss through to de'nai0r woon
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

New-iork. July Il, lS.o
exporters and city siaughtrcr and q cars 70, he n'
hei and eoSnnF .ins's ear on Extremely sh, sup
plies the market opened nr all aonS and Wa. 'G nS ns
closing nrm on cheaso The y@Ia, WEI" o
d..rysd sold at $. s2a inferior to good sras.
and cornfed natives at 2sqss 80 oxen anf 'sss at
4 20 Is DO at si2 30 zach. There was rather slow
i Tss. be-. f . Hs' at ssSs 'p ae sa.
quote rcirireraor beef slow at sg"c pc.
weight sinking the ora. and American sheep unchanged
: dressed .rsn ,s y" hts S"y none ve on
pool Mohawk. 275 cattle and LIZ quarters Of beef
tsr on sn loo aa. cr Ss on S"1
Calico Ial d csi. for NJ cSa;%n making win
the week Of cattle ss52 quarters Of beef and LOS:
sales sanders. 10 MARYLAND steers 1908 n average
d. y z Rs' IS 20 % DO iSs r. q ohIs a.
# g sss q .ss sr' ';s 3 at = ~ DO ''' 81 co.
'Gs s p vsn 49,
Sherman ,G ca1e s % dis,iiery:d Kentucky steers.
1855 NJ 3. s. s2 I: virginia steers I, ss n a, s: 90
%1 rass r. a. ao isc f. @ s go 9 D.
r., !. sss: ' 70 M H. at
DO llss +; g; is%c i:is r a; 30. w.
IS juad Co buns $50 NJ. a, 50 40; do 700 ~
Iiaenbeck Hollis: bulls CSC H. at 81 30; IS cows
at Sl2 so per head
Hume & Mullen: 2 bulls 500 n. at 81 ~.
Mich COWS-Receipts. head. and sold. calf in
cuded for $35.
CALVES Receipts 353 head. all for the market. De-
mand moderately active and market steady 25c higher
All sold at $J@s6 10 for ordinary choice veals 81 p
- for culs and fed 81 154S3 ~ for
buttermDks. Dressed calves hrmer at 1niOc FOR city
dressed veas 6aac for country dressed SaGisc for lit
tie calves. and 4i1nGr for dressed buttermiks.
Sales.--future a. Mullen: 10 veals. 100 N average. at
~ 10 100 10 u do 154 10 at 81 20: do iiS 10 Ut
60 10 fed calves 1866 TO- at 81 20; ~ buttemk do $50
10. at 81 2S.
Halenbeck 4 Hollis: - yeals, 1t3 NJ 50: IA fed
calves. 1856 10 at a. DO i12 No. at 81 oO 81 butterniks
1876 N. at 81 TO-
at SO 30: do $50 ~ at 81 49, % do l7s NJ S8 DO
$50 n. s. 50; culis 1862 ~ at 81 buitermlks 1873
~ at So 12: also late yefterday: Is veals 100 10 At
80 70; 20 grassen 107 n. at 81 IS.
H. Collins: Virginia calves ls7 ~ at Is; 10 d 1T
b. At - ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coTTON-The market opened at a loss OF aoou-
poins on disappointing Liverpool and ManchesteI re,
ports but IL rallied Immediately recovering all OF ue
loss bu, soon fell opening prices. which were the
,nns figures al noon. Ncw-Oreans sent in good many
buIiish kilograms continued rains In northern
and eastern Texas but trade did no, take ihuvi
stock In reports rain damage has been as
discounted During afternoon the market easeu OH p.
talk that THE Financial Chronicles weather sa'eei.
tomorrow win he much favorable resa,dhg rop
conditions than II has been for a long time Inc mark,
ciosed barely steady car points net decline loai
sales were i27 Private advces from Mahches
ter were conflicting saying that business was very
slow there others reported that the OUTLOOK Ms
brighter with business doing at the moment i ne
ofcial cable yarns steady with some business III
cloths At lower prices Locally the temper seemed TO ~
basis and IN ere many who do not believe In per
prices MI Ellison reports Una.
spnners stocks Great Britain and on the 'ohtneiis
are g7s 900 bales against s go the corresponding p,ou
last and places the current Consumption III iN,
600 bales per Private kilograms from Iexas SPEAK
OF heavy rains there. There also rainfall IN LOUIS
lama Mississippi and Arkansas. The Arkansas weehs
crop report is not very favorable The following reports
have been received: Collision Lalt Is believed tha' te
crop in this Will show decrease OF % per IN.
from Fort Worth. Tex. dspatch su!s "at
$50 points covering l72 counties from ,e
coast northern tier OF counties an
counties in east and Texas. will show shortage oil
DAYS late plant poor and slim chances OF raising
even crop. Interior receipts for the week weie
bales compared with ESQ last week and oioi iast yea
Interior shipments week were LISA paes az
1885 last and CAL last year Interior s.ocAs .
about the week. stocks being no" '',o''
bales against 63. 65f week and i3ooo as'
Opening, range and close to-day. ana closing o'os Wv
Oh AnA 1asf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
Railroads..
-AMgRIc 49, oREArEsT RAiLRoAC..
NETWORK
CENTRAL
T. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

from Grand Central Station 42d Street -
$3.50 A. M.-Except sunday: Umpire State s1'~
Obj san M- T"susand sO Island. Montreal.
o.3O A. M-Daiiy Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Rochester,
o,aO on MDEScept Sunday For Catskn Mountains;
sa-atoga. lake George. Green Mountains ana
,O,aO "A M'"Except Sunday. Day Express For al i-
portant State points: ,,r,,.d for cncn-
1'oo n:ti indianapolis. st. Louis and Chicago
1,4O p M~saturdays only. Saratoga Lake uco, ,n
and catssli Mountains Limited suhet D'a"'"s
$3.50 .0 %-Eseept sunday West Point poysss'sp''~
a';k North As Soa Limited Due
@'So < 40 n, A n. chi ago 40 P. n
a,2K p M-psiy Saratoga. Piattsburg. St. Aoans'
saranac Lake and Lake Placid. ACCUMULATION. Thou.
sand Islands and Montreal r.,
1f3O p M-Daily For Auburn Road points. ovna,o'
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Indianapolis b. LOUIS
o,oo p M.EDaily Only Sleeping Car passengers Tor
Rochester carried on this train; ovd.n.bura
"io E Cleveland MDa' Detroit. Chicago. .,,.o.,
point, on New-YorS Central. night except
o1o A. un NJ ana 3.a5 p M-Daily. except Sunday to
DIX 4 NJ S;,ndav only to Pttsheld and the Berk-
AT. H NIH yla H 4RsSs P'z ~ 02osxERs
Gan night trains run between 153th-st and points
Division ns,. as ,ss ony II line running
wagner Palace Cars all through trains
n% Wssn. BY o ses. a; s sr.na Central
s s,oad e.s rdaa raSs a as
st.: st.: and and cs Brsadway D. Brocxyn v..o,,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
TILE TRADE In CNICAGO.

Chicago July II (specnp Wheat to-day was strong
closing cent over Thursday September opened at o'
sold between 6Ji and Gss and closed at OS< cents Inc
factor was crop damage reports In the Northwest Whe
the Northwest s sending all the bull news. II Is not buy
ing any wheat. Cables strong. II was estimated
there would be In the visible supply Monday
OF O)C 900 bushels There cash demand mere
the first in fortnight Ohio milers took 1oooo bushels
there was however no seaboard export demand Re
cepts everywhere light While the crop damage re-
ports In the increasing the denas OF them
are Just ms emphatic and numerous The railroad and
elevator interests deny important damage
Corn firm. the strength coming from the anxiety
September shorts out OF their contracts sep
tembcr between 4iss and 46is and closed at 4os.
cents There n fair cash demand charters being
made 1900 bushels. Stocks here going to be
small: end OF the week not over 1OOOoW bushels
OF conrct The short Is supposed 10 reach
into the millions Receipts the increase2oo ears
Saturday IFS received this morning oats were
dull closing II cent under last night September sold
between 23,s and 23A. and closed at 23h cents. Re-
ceps les the estimate for tomorrow 2lo cars
Charters made FOR 1900 bushels
Provisions opened strong light hog receipts There
were only 1000 the yards only 5000 hogs esti
mated Tor Saturday the advance though. there
a lot selling OF all sorts by the packers. by bears and
by longs Prices got back almost to the low point At
the close pork IA cents under Thursday lard and
5is under.
on the curb puts September wheat closed G6's
cents calls GOA cents Puts September corn closed
44A cents. calls at 4C% cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
NEW. YORK, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains Of West 42d ST. as follows 10 "'"u'e'
earlier from Franklin ST.: ., ,..
7:55 4. VI. Tor West Cornwall. Orr's NILS Lakes
Mohonk and Mnnewaska, Middletown. Bloominspurxn H.
Ellenvl. Fallsbursh Liberty. Scranton Walton pe'''
Sidney Norwich. tea. One'i ia. Fulton Oswego 49,.
O15 A. w. Tor Campbell Han. Middletown, Bloom loom
irgburgh Wurtsboro. rilenville. Mountain Dae
treve Pittsburgh Monticello Hurleyvlle. Liberty FAILS
Liberty. White Lake. ...s ,,..-.
I.45 r. VI. Saturdays oniy,. FOR Hddietown. Bloom
ingburgh Wurtsboro Fller vili; Mountain Dale MIS-
burFh Monticello Hurieyvie Liberty falsI; Lioer'y
3.I5 =. VI. for Campbell Hall, Lakes Mononk ana
Mnnewsska Middletown, Bloominsburgh. Wirtsporoo'
Elienve Mountain Dale Centreyille fallsbush MIn ,
ingson Manor Rociand. ,u.,-..
400 r. W. DAILY for Campbell Hail. NJ idlctown
Liberty Livingston Manor Walton. Delhi Sirney NOT
wirh Randalisve oneida. Fulton osweso Niagars
chair car seats free Niagara Falls. 1900 ..,m
Sf5 y. VI. for West Cornwall. OTIS Mills Mea DIV
Brook burnside Campbell Hall Stony Ford Crysai run
Mddetown wInterton acknowledgement Wurtsboro Ellen
VILE -. o,i p,oad.
way j. C. ANDERSON q. p. A.. SO Beaver ST.. ~ T.
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7 p Nelson: ~ veas 147 10 at Sc ~; do. 1T 10, at
a 10. buttermik calves 204 n. at 81
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recefpts, 81 cars. or I4D mead
. cars direct butchers and 20 cars for the market
A ope steady for good but easier for others closed
l5a25c lower for all but top grades Lambs sold al q
decline &c top grades and SOC on for common anu
medium grades Sales 81 C0G$3 20 for common 70
prime sheep S4@s6 81. for inferior to choice lambs
and 50 culs -Four and half cars unsod Dress,u
mutton 4GIc: dressed lambs In demand AT "a
NI2itc. -, ~ ~, ~.
erage nj 3s per 100 10: POS do 81 10 at So 20 60
CT n go do. G5 ~ s. 80; 3i do % 10 d, 90
90 do 65 No. at 81, 200 Ohio sheep 80 No. at - n; n,
d. Mcpherson 4 Co.: 219 Virginia lamps 90 90 o w. Oh
50 %; do. IS H. SO 2o 2di do CO no. at 60 iS do
81 10 s. 90 90 do 80 ~ at 81 10; 81
100 H. at 49, Virginia do % b at 50 49, 40 - 49,
al So . =, 81 "a. 40 Ken
Judd & Co.: 203 Ohio sheep Sc 10 AT % ~ a. Ok.
lucky do NJ SO so; Virginia 90 ~ 10 az 20 IA
do II ~ 49, AZ Virginia lambs o. 10 col ''
do "a ~ s. 5O 204 Kentucky do 81 TO- az o1i VIZ
n Collins: 70 Delaware lambs. "a 10 az 20 20 ~
glna do G7 10 ST. "a do. "a 10 at - 20 ~ 10 urs'
a, 81: $50 Ohio sheep ~ 10 at 81 5o 2S 90 ew o"e"
n 10 at So sheep and yearlinss ~ 10 AT 40
Newton a Co: 253 Virginia lambs VI ID At 20 ~" 40
s sanders iae Western Sheet sc N. at 81 10; 1s4
state yearlings (culs 81 n. at 81 10 .
D. lst Western sheep Is SIP no. az ~ b;, o.,
head for sale Market easier at y 3ogso % Couh'ty
Creased unchanged at 7qsc for medium To light weights
SaIes-A w Lamb 10 State hogs 70 10 average. at
G, 70 Der 100 n; do 335 10 Mt - 90 also yes
eriay 20 State hogs 173 No. at s. 70: IL do l9l TO- AZ
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN \. r;
stations In New-York foot OF Barclay shs
Christ0pheP Streets. ,.,rrr
yESTIBULED TRAINS, PULLMAN bUSS
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT. ,, ,,u

route nA~IOAs IrA-.I. Mo>
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernarsas iIs, an fa,"n.
Ridge Madison Morristown. Psssaic. Paterson, *
ton. Doysr s,anhcps. NEwToN Bcs Stggioo a1Ns
MouNTAiN. Washington. PMiLLIPsbuRd EasuES.
WATER GAP SrROUDsBvR0, Pocono novn' STf.
SCRANTON, PITTSTON, WIlkESBAknr,,,, NJ Hcn,.
rose BINGHAMTON, OXFORD NORWICH . wsea
Vile UTICA. RICHFlELD SPRINGS, 81 S0 uIR =
SYRACUSE OSwE0O. ITHACA, OMEGo; FL. IN III
CoRNiNG BATH, pANsyI:LE pT nFs,ETaIWr sns ~
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTdw sc "a.
7:26 A. M-BINGHAMTCN VAIL Stops at p''H''-
900 A. M-BuFEALo. SCRANTON BIZ BIN aGsIsn snj
oswEGo EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Pa.ior car w SgI
meet Buffalo with trair for Chicago ana POM
90 p M.-sCRANTON. BIN0HAMTON ana Ib"'
zoo p M:.schANToN. WiLKEsBARRE and rL'A'
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars. vxnrses
1880 PTi,y-pSGsiS v;:.lSSied fsI T%iissCA BGF:
TALo Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Car, con .ss .
go Dsi1yrSUvrS5DfS as scRH,TT1r2nN ssYlTFScTsS
and 6swES0 EXpREss PY!I%:1 pS,ts: s,ssss'
Park Place 80 Broadway Ties:. a .sr West i2Sb-
- coumbus-avs NewYok sss and 72S si infcS.
100 Broadway. brooklyn. Time tables sivAs 's
wrsrcorr ExPREss COMPANY win e:li t 90 ~
AAsak hA4xaSs &ow hotel r. rn1ilanee - sokaAs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

closed barely steady at TO points decline com
pared with yesterdays closing prices Iransierroie no
tees Total sales. l21 600 bales New lork eros
receipts bales. Exports: Forwarded. lB pal
sales spnners. $40 bales stock 1877 10 bales
Total net receipts to-day 1914 bales; thus FAR TINS week
6ss5 bales. Exports to-day: Great Britain 2ol bales
Continent IFS bales Thus this week: Great Britan
$50 bales Continent 1858 bales stock $50 23s bales
Spot cotton easy unchanged Middling upands 'sc MD
ding Gulf 1s.c. Sales. 24O bales spinning. ~ $780,
speculation export 800 bales American 600 bales
mddng uplands. 23-32d Futures opened steady; BUY
le4d advance closed quiet at practically las, n,sh
SIS septernberocto $4'b;
January February s49sh February March $so March
steady; cloths some business at low prices Liverp9oi
weekly report Stock LBS 900 bales against 5l
600 bales last year afoat 5000 bales against $3.50
year including l;'yOOQ0 bales. against 112oOOo bales
COFFEE-The movement again light and purely
local. prices varying but few points the entire day
Cables featrreless Chief trading in July Hamburg
steady July. 1870 pigs. August. 1iD; Septem-
Der 7i50: October 1880. Havre closing dull July 800
francs August 90. %: September. 9loO october. $3.50
cables steady H. 100 refs for No grade exchange.
10i. Receipts Rio, 300 stock Rio Ill 900
bags United 1000 bags Santos
receipts stock. 1856 900 Market quiet
prices receipts retarded by block rail-
road. from Rio steamship Cuver with 5000 bags
closed steady unchanged 10 points de-
cline. 1880 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

July 9s SssA y for nV sne I Ss
n. v .sa s. mus s
he ;S1 al S sat 80 and @
es'ss a@a % go 1000 ,T ' Ss
s%; God $ ':gs S 81 f nos:
ss .' a ss 'f% SaV xsss !s
far head for same time last wSE S head
on sale head market opened active ro and bny
closed steady to y ssssr 8 s6a S'a o. mixed
s. soas5 20; medium fair to best $ 2Suso 90 rnshs
s. S Ss 49, : sss. to "4 a. sheep and
ssp hours 500 head total 9 81 %s c hea anus sa
ssna through 800 head s, on
very dull ali kinds but export hs sa0cbs e held full Over c
e soass c% s. SSas? s esP?E Sas ss:s S
$ : 80 good ss mo srgsss s sa' TO- S''
Union stock Yards Chicago. July i2-Cattie-Recelps c
head market strong and Sc sSs s'SSFer:
6 cass o. SOS. ,ss ADVANCE ss
%. %ar Ssay SeI pscs p's"f and SpSs s
to ssSc' 5, T Sass S So s saa,
head t0 . ,ss.p sg s lambs weak
steady Texas sn cs ns,ve TEXAS ''ss'' es
e S.,ass co. Texas cows 81 25asa % Hogs Receipts
ai price. ioai3c hishsr on me msrk' n
S g.s' at rss ss'Y Yrker s at s. sheep
were x lower than yesterday.
East Liberty July i2-Cattle Receipts light today
S %s sr4sy s 5' soa 3d. good oss good butch
sr. s. ioqs, 90 rough fat s3us' bulls COWS s sni
,50s3 %: fresh and springers. $l"Hs''
Receipts light and the demand fair market
seady MEDIUM Phliaie.phias. s. 3oas' 20 best miaei
~ Workers. 2On<5 10 fair Workers. ~,I
s. i5 roueh- s. 75as, y. sheepTh" supply Is lgh;
,o-day and the demand steady the market - lrm i,r
GOD grades slow common. extra 81 3ous3 20 good
81 Spas3 ~. fair 81 7ous2 90 common sh'ep - NJ
"a 10 common To- fair 81 Jtgs2 20 spring lambs SZI>'
ve, calves 81 aOds6 heavy and thin calves. $2us"
Kensa. CITY July u Hogs eips 700 head, mar
Lei strong heavy 81 S0d$5 medium. ~ i3dst No. ign
s. Oas4 90: pigs. 81 3oas1 Is. cattie-Rec..ps 100
t.,d native steers. best. ~ 'pg&o Do
f,ir to good 81 s3fts4 90 and heiiers best S3l
"a % fair 10 rood 81 sOdt3 bulls. s2Us3 stockers and
,.ca.r, s. 75dx, Is Ndta. steers 81 100
a. =, sheep-Rec.pts 800 head. market strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13

2ssc Egg. higher demand far at SIS hd,c. So s
SI 62l, Lard. prime steam 30 - snor,
IIacon-Shouiers Ghc. longs ~. clear rios 80 az.
clears Tc Dry salt merts-Shoulders ONO. ionsS go
Lea r,ts s,c shor, clear 6ac High wines steady az
81 Is Wool very little doing but hrm missouri ana
Illinois comh,ng i6c combng and ciothins i"n, :,se
coarse and braid i3ai5sc medium clothing M a.
low cotted. i2ni3c nne medium ,sn. hard
hurry size. southern hard bury 6Ac Texas ana ar" ar
medium. i0ui:c. light nne. saioc: heavy me ~ ~
a. m e.. %. N, sac ties. DC hemp twne VIC
per n Ieed,Far demand and steady ut 81 l2'suS3 To-
shelter lower At So ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
CENTRALRAILROAD Of NBW,JERSE\
fAn.hracits coal used exc,usivelyo
Four tracks Automatic Block signals.
on and after June 30, 1895.


Trains leave station foo, Of Liberty ST. a.
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunk. 1e3
40 T.iS n:io GI:45 70 Esston) A. NJ. i:lo $50 HW
. 70 ~ :iS 10 Eastnn) A. NJ. 100 S:30 500 n ~
III. For , MSe &c = n sunday 80 NJ =,
For Reading 40 500 $40 n go, n,eSi hi. Sun.
DAYS DAY" 20 $50 $50 $50 ,ah; night 1910. ,so.
100 500. So; =. NJ. 1874, night, Sundays ioo. oS''
600 p 81 1915 hieht. ,,.,,,--. ., 1ao.
For sunbury. Lew!sburs. and wliamspor.. ~ ga
500 $40 4. NJ. 1910 i:ao 1880 p H. sunaayA '''
" ' W. ALr.-RAIL ROUTE 4. ,.,,.
Rank Long Branch and points 80 o ao 10 Az
ne@ins ut s sso % 80 on IL iao us 400 40 $50
a. I, NJ SUNDAYS except Ocean Grove and Asoury
PARK eIS A. NJ 30 400 p NJ 49,. y.r,.
"a, 40 Sis A. NJ 80. $50 p 81 ,..~.,o,
For Atlantic city Cape May vineland and D''se''"'
30 A. NJ. ! 30 j. NJ ,.. -, ,,,.h,o,a. Of
Naye.,nK 70 sis ii 30 A. NJ. 1880. 4so. 6:i5 +. NJ
sundays 'l' SANDY HOOK ROUTE:
FOR IONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. 70
From per s y. r.. foot Rector ST.
For tantic Highlands Highland Beach NornApo, n
Pum.on Beach seabrlght Monmouth Beach sna ion6
branch 1t 4:T 900. 100 \. NJ l1 s'+o' ~"o' Low
For Eberon A.bury PARK Ocean, drcEs sna pa 9so
south 70 Point Pleasant, II 90 A. NJ lW 40 .h,ry
10 p sundays except Ocean Grove a"' ~'''''
~or Lakewood. Toms River and Barnesa' "a" A. M
For AZ As,sc t,y Cape May. vneand and BFidseson.
"a N p NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
summer schedule IN 0 efrec, June soth. 1895.

Summer Schedule In effect June 30th. 1885,
For Red Bank. Long Branch Elberon ocean o,o'~
Asbury Park Bemar Spring Lake and Point pessaIns h
Trains leave Foot Liberty Street: t3O, 300 no ,ro
Bank SIS. 1880. 1870 ri 20 Saturday, oaiyo:
$780, s2:l6. $3.50. 400. '%;3O o;So o;lo T. NJ sunoA's
s0:i6 A. NJ, 1880. 400 L. N. s. q. m
Trains leave Colandt and Desbrosses Streets ~
TAO sa:i0 $1,000 A. NJ 1910 cic0 Saturday. only, 2So
$40 1910 !e.cep! Red Pank,, 40 $50 :" r. NE
Sunday DO not stop at Ocean Grove ana Asous
Park
denotes express trains. ,o,v,v
J. r. WOOD H. r BA,pwt'S
G. p. A., Penn. r. r. a. p Az C. r. h OF ~ -
RUFUS BI.ODGETr.
Supt N. Y. I. Il. r. K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS

Liverpool! July ~ 345 p. m. -re~f-Extra India mess
steady at rs 0d prime moss steady at els 30 Form
Prime meas Western nnr duh nj SIS Cd DO medium QUIZ
a, sos Hams Short cut. about ~ to J.. ~ dull a, ""
about ~ 80 10 N. steady Al
x2s d shor, rib % n. firm A. 33s; long cenr
ndde, about ., NJ steady n, 33s; long and short clear
nidd.. about So n, dull 32s 81. Shoulder about u
10 ia 10 nrm 3Os. chrese-Amsrcan nns, white and
coiored steady AT ass Oil. Talow-i'rima city nominal
Coonse.d Liverpool refined steady at ihs Spirits u
turp.ntine steady At Els ID Rosn-Common STEADY NJ
4, Iard-Irme Western. spot dull AZ a's 30 Whent-
No red winter dull at Is "a; No rod spring duh At
h lad F-our-S Louis fancy winter dun at IL 81
Corn" Ml,sd Western spot steady a, Is ID July steady
A, a. 2s.d: August steady at IL I'D September steady
A, As nd Hops I.ondon-Pacihc Coast steady at