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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16
Railroads..
-AMsRIoA's cRgArEsr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
q HUDSON RIVER r. R.

rom Grand Central Station 42d Street.
$50 A. M-Except s,nday. Umpire State ExprsA
Fastest train in the world ,. A.,
'"'' tain. To ,usanG Islands and Montreal
0,3O A. M-DalIy Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Rochests.
,,4o ' ME Sssa'n su nss Fer cas Mountains
ga 'atoga. Lake George. Green Mountains and
1880 4. M'"Except Sunday. Day Express. For all in
1.oO M"ia1Iy Southwestern Limited. for Cncia.
Nv" natl indianapolis ST. Louis and Chicago
l,4O l.. M.-Snturdsys only. Saratoga. Lake George
and CatsEII Mountains Limited Dune, Drawing
s.sO p M'-Except Sunday West Point Poughkeeps.A
Catskill Mountains. Albany, Troy sar p
500 A NJ chl,ago 4:30 p. n.
600 p M-Daily. For Albany Troy. Buffalo, cleys
o.2. sn MI Ie, Saratoga. Pattsburz st. AbanS
saranac Lake and Lake Placid ,
700 M lisng. and TSr onirs
5,.O p NJ DAILY. For Auburn Road points. Bmnala.
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Indianapolis ST LouiA
600 p M.SDaily Only Shaping Car passenger. Toe
Rochester carried on this train .'.. ors.,.s,.
Cleveland. Detroit. Chicago .,
points on Nsw-york Central. every night except
ono A. n. and l.a5 p. M-Dsily. except Sunday. y
O,rS 4 W."Sundav only to PttsHeld and the Bert
shire Hills, via Hsrl.r, Division In onn;o,,xrps
cat, r,sbt: tra, run heween i55,h-st and points
Vim he Elevated Road This Is the only line running
wagner Palace Cars on all thr yssS, trains
i. s stoas osa Brosdway 2ss West ss
st. and ss Sa,0n D BS5Kn ana f'0'
baggage checked hotel residence by the westcos
Exp.ess COMPANY: .ropcru n.xrrrs
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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cont,nue very favorable Cash quiet sales were
a. zoo bush Including 5000 bush No corn ut "Vc &c
vnor and 10000 BUSH tc under september; scptempGs
ci,.ri 81, bush No NJ JO'ac Delivered
and ~ 900 bush No az 81 ilGos%c aioat ior
e~ro-, ~. ATS-1hcrc very n't" feature 70 the
market for oats Prices varied within narrow units ~
dny business was 81 very picnyuhe
H. corn or with the rally and the close was very
Al, unchanged o advance Cash oats were very
S prices showing but slight variation from SATURDAY.
~, Az transactions bush with dea!ls as
,iIous: ~ No oats @sc In store. and :N'tc
eicvn.or. 1000 bush No white. 32igc. and 2OVW bush
track white 2ir39c.
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
,,'us Sav and for corresponding date last year:
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OTIS FLEVATINC RAILWAY,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

In connection with The CATskIIL MOUNTAIN H7HII|
WAY from Catskil. >.,
with the 80 II 30 and 30 trains on Sew
York Central II IS ard - trains on Wes snoI-
Railroads with Albany Day Line and Catskil Evening
Line for Ca;sku NJ. House. Kaa,erskI Hotel i.aurs
House iaines Corners and Tannersve: Oneora, sunset
twilight Santa cruz. and Elka Parks. and schonar'e
Manor -, -.., -,
A LIMITED TRAIN the New York Contra on
Saturdays 40 = VI. Tor Caskll without stop spn
meets with E,eva,ing Railway. due a. LatsKih
Mountain Station In , HOURS AND 30 MINUTES
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at $1,000 points decline. Sales
,....tieal position Of Brazil COTE. is a. follows:

ss No Of s .ss 5Sps s h report SG
her lin. and the, there is very ra a,.s can
Rscen% abut GO bag. Bahia sold private
We sale OF 700 bags Maracaibo at 'sc for good
flour flour AND MEAI-The marke, for -four wa. UNI
:s's,'a ssa sS:. s.: ::1
was not increased unsettled Total sales
sbos SSs s: as .Sas $ as g'"s o
SSs clears s. co. bbls city patents 81 90 and no
ss: {; ?aSs:s '.ss g
es 81 S ssss' Q sss,a :1ESs
VIM. s. o. sasssors SEQ Western ana southern
s s 5. o,l rA a. nhasi s:as S:a
ssmn s9 Chop 0 SSH se oil
n ~ this I'M, morning MIN ,Asr.
e %ss %e was s'n not great deal Of
%A s. quick sRd siss IN the
ened slightly and was dull took another dip down At
o WIN ne u3ss,.ns Of the market IN ss
and The feeling s Ss W ,y cause ucs
scs spas
statements beaIsh The movement q winter whea.
q M :0~ .d ss hs Sns sa and
sSsa Sn 1 Eops buss and
bush Esports from india were very he1y NY
%rs.Ssin. :spcr. ~sfe we maintained BUSH
sSsss ana sSSr rsn 6. Snsd states; n!Sdas
FINAL oncal for The eleven months ended May 81 and the
preliminary for June were ~ "a lag bush asans, iSa
sSsn Without s u un hSy e
O'Clock. when there that the spring wheat
had really been damaged that the Northwest as
beginning buy eagerly Shorts stampeded
and prices took whlr of PIC closing at about
the Highest figures Of the day and hGzc pet advance
Cash wheat wns dull and at the close 81 Change
ssssa at Snd.f price
s's:'s ss: ct S Sc so;S D SPRING.
Shc September delivered: No I spring. %sc
over September delivered 1900 bush No hard Mani
tobA spring sold at private terms 1900 bush
graded spring private terms Interior OF wheat
spring wheat markets to-day ll6 i39 bush I'm
Guiding Chicago 36sl7 bush all winter against l0t $50
bush. last year. winter 1854 bush. agains, 223.s75
bush: seaboard receipts 81 bush, against 76
total sol ess 0ush against 7<5 2oi bush exports 27o5
bush. against H. III bush .cORS-The market for
corn was fair active Early in the day the market
hrm. but shortly before II o'clock a
SELLING led ~ Chicago, which broke prices Izc bush.
thsss aGvres there fair reaction the
day weakness In wheat prices failed sympathze Tow
ard the close little better prevailed ard nnsi a.o-
tatoas steady xgAc net loss. The amount ~
corn passage for Europe showed gala o. $50
The Argentine exports II las: week 72s. 900
from the West regarding the development Of the
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AM
WASHINGTON

For phuade,phia days. iSO. 500. vvo Az ~ ~
II 70 iI,rInr ,ar A. NJ. l.30 $50 $3.50. 40 'ngue
Parior can DINING Cao. 600 dining e Sa3' 10 SS
4 a, 10 ~ t. NJ IL Is night. sunday. 80 80. 49,
/; 20 DINING carr 4. go 100 500 'pih'hs O"''
q 90 Dining ta) =. n. II - night IA ,o.ao
For Rstnore and Washington week Gays rsnVDS "a
II 30 d5nlns CAP A. e. 80 ns y 'V Sunday 800
II 30 DINING Carr A NJ. 23o. 800 Dining Sa0' 0"
Dining Carr + NJ. IL - night .s =. too,
Tickets and pa.orcsr scat. can be sas Broad.
way 73I Gh Az 81 Fast i+,h ST.. i3t Ess, i2o'n ~.
2T3 West ST. 25 Columbus Az Newi ork Sou
s, SEQ Fulton St brooklyn: as Broadway W ,n,ansss
burg The New York Transfer Company VIII can or ana
check baggage nom hotel or residence 70 oes'na'''
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Cash quotations follows: Flour dull and weak
with prices fayoring buyers. No spring wheat GJ'sp
case. No spring wheat. C2nOsc: No red USsnDA.c;
SO /. corn 45.gi5i.c No oats 2jN.c, no z iye 'Sc
30 barley i4c nominal: No | hasseed 81 3Oa$i 81 :
prime timothy seed. 81 80 nominal m"ss pork. per Dbl
80 Y2si O5 lard per 100 10 81 2I'7 short ribs SIDES
Onos O2suS1 dry sailed shoulders bnkep 70 700
S. az short clear sides boxed 81 I5sG STA Whiskey
-DistlIIers finished goods. gal 81 ~ sugars 'ut
loaf 81 per bb granulatcd. - 90 per Dbl sthniati
a. 81 30 per seed oil quoted by Na'iohai
I.nseed OH Raw ipc boiled. w. On IN" Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was nrm ezra ezra
creamery 1870 nrsts l5aiGc, seconds. l.nlAc ESBs
were nrrn fresh stock. lie per dozen
Cincinnati July i5-F1our- Market quiet. liberal re-
celps Winter patents. 81 oodS4 TO- do fancy, 81 oov
81 20: family 81 2Oa$3 iO do spring patent ~ coy
81 do fancy 81 35as3 6j 10 family S1ns3 ~ y. nouf
Northwestern 81 2Ja$3 -, do city ~ 3oaI 90 Whca
Receipts light; market quiet No = red track, c,sc.
corn quiet light demand. No white. track. 4Isc; NO :
mixed 47isc mixed ic. yellow EAR ole oats quiet
light demand. No . mixed. track. 20d?6sc pork-Mar-
ke dull about unchanged Mess. s'i oo clear mass
si3: family si3 Lard weak. light demand Steam lear.
Gi.c kettle lard. sc. prime steam quiet but steady at
Ci.mG9tc. dull light demand Loose shoulders
6lsc loose short rib sides &c loose shor, clear sdrs
sr box meats worth &c Dry shifted meats duli
unchanged. Eggs dull. with light demand liberal re-
celps Fresh nearby DC Whisky easy and quiet Sales
522 bbls NJ ~ III
Milwaukee,, July l5Wheat In store opened &c hlghtr
under the ~ favorable European advices iar
decrease In visible supply and amount anoat for u-
rope weakened later and fell back lac owing 70 mo
satisfactory conditions OF the In the North
west rallynE later and closing nru September aoensd
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Drcv.. IACKAwANNA AND WESTERN r. H.:
stations In Ncw-YOrk foot of barclay "-
ChristOphcr Streets ,,,rrrr
vESTIHlIED TRAINS, PULLMAN bCrSS
CARS. PlNTSCu LIGHT. ..., A.,

direct route t. .ENAnh. DlOOMr iEiD. Mo"A 800
THE ORANGES. summit beFnai sd ,on Booa.
Ridge Madison Morristown. Passae Paterson r.
i i0n MoPATcoSG. Hacketstown, SCHOOL, y
WAFER GAP, sTRouDsB,l re reeG1S Mo SSTi
ecHANTON PIrrsTON, WlI.kESbnTis.SS, M M.
rose "bINGIiAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH, , wasesi'
Vile. TTfcA, RICHFlEID SPRINGS; s So,uiRSs.
SYRACUSE, OSWEGO. ITHACA. oWEIo, EL M III
coRNiNd. BATH. pANsyI;LE Bu n EsTsWr s1a al
,:2J A. M-BiNGHkMTcN VAIL Stops at p'ne''"
900 M-BuFTALo. Scranton s RIN a5!SE and
OSWEGo EXPRESS. Puilm, Buffet fas'or o va' vest;
nect at luffao with rair Chicago and points MA
100 p MmschANToN. BINdHAMioN anu '-"
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cfis.. .p,,, and prYM.
400 p M~SGEANToS WiLhE fS,as asrs anu
1880 p M palyl-purao !sss6sed - Iim MIR InuT.
EALo. Pullman Bue. sleeping Car nan,s %nss
$50 P NJ tDaIIy.BuFFnLDs ScRA 3.T1Ss sYRa1usB
oswEdo EXPRESS puIlnIsn> p%ss. S,Ss "a
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMoDA livNS "a
Park Place 40 Broadway Tickets at .Ty sa
broadway. III shave. cor. 12thst ~ ard
:ss Columbus NswYok ass ana ~ synr pu nfos.
nation At all sta, Ions ~, -, g. "a
eAsek bagEass from hotel or residence to ees"ns"e
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~ ~ N, NJ ~ IT -
ms. o State hogs. I'll N. nj - 10.
oruER MAnKErs- TELEGEArH

Liberty July oors a. ysTy < frg
soo S. ugst so s butcher s. ioaS, 30. rough tat
S3a.4 iIagsR hight. Market active P..aa".ta's,
sonmon - iair yoskcrs s. 5ogs5 90. roushs s4es' 70
s sssg 5u'f 4p1r a ). ioas. H. Extra $ yea
3 vat3 %. far 81 . 81 -. c,nn.n sn''p T.,
far 81 ioas: - spring lambs. 'el, veal calves - %
60 heavy sad 'hn csl''o go 90 Market weak
and losise ,o~ef comm.n 20 es,I. stc",s 81 'es ~
,s7s cai r' 81 SIS - re1an, s. e5gS' - Hogs
Receipts 2i'' Marke ~ ns ara '' nsn,f !, os
mixed 5, 75Ss3 =. cnolr. a.rosd s. oesS 20 s ga.
Marc, strong Inferior to choice S2aS' % i'n'' - -
'mrso July Is-ca,,ie- Receipts las, - hours 80
head ,,,a far week far 'co ~ SAM Tine d las,
week BOO consigned through 40" g. New OK ' s
On sale A. the opening and .ai5 a.. s.n'Ts ' =,
Few handy fa' cattle WI, dul' ga 800 wv, y AZ
any rr-~ closed very auii WIN eny pr, ala,
lef fal my load. n all Ts ~. S' s, ,5gs5
.'sr' s. ,s "a ;c5 r s. 2a s :. o
~ s. 1suss - igh' butcher .i"'s ~ "Ss, 80
s, 80 10 "a. eeif.r. s. s,asa H. common 20 lar
81 esasi IT, so-i oowi 'sss1 90 o,mmon ~ ,Ar
ga ~ 3 $50 ,i 'sed, g e.s;s bulls, :; isg
s. x tre.s esr' IN liberal suppl, ana lgwsr H,ss r. Re-
- a. q, am. Inn is. week 1890 eonsgne through
s,o 60 80" N sai, 20 MAZE, ns,
s. soas' 81 ~,sa Pa,s'' 50 sS asa * Sheep and
lamb. Re'sip,. "a hours II go head o,n s.s week
though a., Sew York Wl N fa" 10 ~
go sheen steady t. hrin
.reeo v~rr slow and lower while lamb. were ~" am
.he rlrs steady. lnt laihnH "'f~
,.rg suli wl,h number heid os~r Handy nls-i shr'
xrr,tr wrfh"r% ~ export
49,, s!4SI ~ cuiis AMI rIfnm % s. FfS- -. r.
yYot lambs 81 7iIs, -. eh.i.r 'N'" '''''' - 49,"
& 90 atrs sns common 81 'pgSJ =" $500.
:, fu,- July ~ cattle" Re- ip- j -" h.al. il@fh''
very ;n ,ni SHADE lower reRa. .ees ~as' 20 i~sa'
CO.'S S.lsa - T-sns ca!vrs. 81 p1sH. native f""i'
81 1or,s - Hog Receip'r ~, heal MARX o!cr~-'
80. a sei nrm. pa N'fs - fNd>' 49,
lutr.ers s, sass y Workers. S'' Sh,"I'- Ne'''Is
qe- h.,i. market iul ami prices unchanged
Il an.,. CITY July ~ Hogs Receipt ~" hcn1 mar
ket strong heavy. 81 s3Ist - mctiln ~ ,.GS -.
i,r,, &. .,,as, - Pigs 81 oasi ~ catti" Receipts
s,.o head marke, steady. naii,~ sscIs best - ,'9
- A. r.v. nrl herefs best s. soas3 ~ fair 10 cool
a c 81 ~ iis sers2 -. stocke- and feeders s. 0f
9. RANG steers s. 25g< Il" calves. sigS' sherpite
ce!pts 900 head. market blow.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

Summer Schedule In effect June 30th. 1898. $50.
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Elberon. Ocean Grows
Asbury Belmar. Spring Lake AID Point
Trains leave Foot Liberty Street: 4:3O 800 10 heo
Bank Sis 1890. al 80 'i;2o saturdays only,:
30 .cia g 80 400. '430. $50. 6i5 r. NJ. sundays
go rs A. NJ. 1880 400 I. NJ. . 4, "a
Trains leave Foot Corilandt and Desbrosses Streets
10 .. 10 1000 A. NJ IL 10 t'i:2o Saturdays only 2'
:3io '3:4o Except Red Bankl, 40 $40; 100 r. NJ
sundays SIS A. NJ. '945 A 81. 5;l5 T. -.-,
sunday do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asou''
PARK.
.Denotes express trains. ,,,r,s
J T. WOOD. II +. EAlp"tt.T r
G. +. A. Penn. r. r. q. T. a. C. X H. OF ~ %
RUFUS BIODGETT.
Sup't n. Y. l.. y Y. Y.
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ERIE LIN ES.

Through leave New lOOt NIaIlDS'os''
Ms follows and 1--WE minutes earlier from West go
N.nn A. M.-vestibuled Express Daily for WaNery.
S.UU Bnghamton Elmira Buffalo. Bradford. james
town Cincinnati and Chicago. Parlor car -
Buffalo.
915 SUNDAY ssr Tnse sa'S oshsn Mdston
Jervis, Lackawexen. Cacoon. Hancock. Depos.,.
Susquehanna and Monticello. Par.or car TO Non's'
cello a..
800 riisso s %'s'f R.y ssa
s45 A. NJ. Chicago I \. NJ. Sleepers 10 Cn"
cage Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car
>.OO r. M.-Buffao vestibuled Express Daily arrsss
S'OO Buffalo A. NJ. making direct conneetsns
for Detroit Chicago and the West Bunsio pas
sengers remain In sleeper until A NJ r.r.
S45 ps M soa cha aa A 1s' aaa
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car
7 ocAL TIME TABLE TICKET AND PClIMAN
IL accommodations at Ill o6l. 4oi and 90 Brosa@sn
1855 East i25th St Chambers and West 2Sd-st ferrss
York. Broadway and 1873 Fulton st. Brookyn ~
Hudson ST. Hoboken. and Jersey City Station . -
Transfe; Company calls for and checks baggage ITO"
hotels and residences 10 destination.
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na,,lnor- July - Flour dull Wc''ern supNr 900
9. ~. =, es.rn. 9pa$a 90 DO family. - "pns' -
v-tr.e- wheat patent 81 s,asi. spring do. - SiNf
s,rarht S. GJqtB 20 Wheat tuI and over -" t''l'
ep,, and ui, ssa, JSisr. August. tSa"sc
,,.as.L.r .eamrr - red ~ obl'lr. southern .y
iu.h s,iev l9onp bush Corn quiet and elsy mlh' -
900, 4sa4sOc. July. 20 asked. August. 49, ass'l
s.n,,tnte~ tStc asked. southern white 'pr, 90 S'"",
.q't,ss-. stool a3t bush. rales 1900 b"sh '.t
s.sIer. 10 white Western. 32lJ2'sr. ~ nlhrl 40
naaoi-,. siork % OGa buth. Rye quct ana ht.n't
flights g,lci steam - Liverpool 1904 July DIX
FOR oriers - Gd July. Cotton nominal moo az az.
iGc Provisions. IN good demand moss Io'N -
b,k shoulders. 6.c. clear and short rip sues a.
swear.currd shoulder ~. hams. small II
r.nn.I strong. fancy creamery
l,.a,s' isd,. iGlac; store packed. oii2c Egg nrn
f,esh lac Coffee quiet. loc. Sugar seady h''"'"''
A. 49,. ..,,.,
Io.,on ru,v is-r1our quiet. corn quiet oais gnic,,
ehor,s ouei Provisions steady. Butter qn.' .>',.
,,.,,,.,r tsilalpc. Western EisalNr- 'h~"sr -,
.,r,h.rn sqSs.r. Western. 1isnsl.c E-gH nun i'' "'
,,,s,a-n rniCr. Western and Michigan. E'pltc'
ruoalo Iuly Is Spring wheat Hight demand No nara
49,, H.. a., e + &C Newiork S"ptrintsr
n 600 bush 80 hard spot H.. 800 bush 90 - ,
- &c. closing No hard spot ,3.c. 90 "A roisI,
ter wheat quet firm. saes. ,D bush No i'a .,, a
-a,Lc. 900 Indiana 12i.c. $500 bush Do 'hc's, r'p
-o. coaing 80 red Chicago. I'Nf'"'sc a. lh'..i'i
-. do Toledo 1i7sc. 40 white oregon - -, y
.n 4 yellow 52c: No corn. 3lsc NJ 3 corn 81, on
,rarE: 30 yellow to.c. 80 corn NC -'o'' ~
,a,r demand nrm. No white. 3ali@.c, No Il WIZ,
all No mixed 29c track. No white 5lsc. 40 :
,ni.ed 27i-G2s store Rye duh. No DID, 90 HSsei
new SO bid Flour dull. weak. unchanGei, MI, . ~
nm good demand. unchanged Canal meiEh'S "'S"''
Whra, 20. corn TIC oats. lie 20 Now-fork
ftttt-l ran psIQ q
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xr,v vopx nAuv rR1pryF TUESDAY, TwELvE PAGES

g. %. 90 do IG n a, s. 5o % tcommon). 100 No. at
Il vs; 40 81. S 50 II; r. I o g g d. s' b
u s. ks q IS D. e 20 .:s 70 10 a. h '|G g
81 p e e Is e Tsas Z a 49, :" 81 e
a. s. s. So 3 do do y, 80 b. at a. S. ST. 30 '"''''""'
e. Z !, +: o. ii, St 81 g. - 90 g B
]! i! e f + T. / z; r Z r. g r. ~' s at
& e = a s. Z q + A. S. o. 80 ii b. at
1928 hra toT ~, .' s;s %s snd i Sru iS 81
ears hold over SATURDAY were Gi cars 20 ~ sDa
scD we're rm !" soS S 1 cnos f ab. ard
feld ~ ul sa,uraays qnoa,ons r ' to sell at the
cos Common primo nec3 sod At s ~ ~ ps dsS
c ns' a. e. 20 Dressed mutton firm i'sa,sc per 10
d S:, lambs quiet 7's@ii'e with fe" choice
saD Mr4esou CO.. 2l5 .S :T e. &C. LAMBS a, u 81. -
q. DO g q is s. 3D. ' IS n h. at a;
ss 2lo s9Is as 9 sc S a" do 81 3, r. d a.
g 3d., al s. 3 3D. 90 81 at at s 5 DO st'9 50
Xs ser ,G :, n st a. s. & % 90 DO 81 c y s.
i. wkerson 22s ksn'I n lamb; 81 10 as DO. IS
r 50: e e? 60 ono S, '@ s oo 80 at az So 8 d. b.
Judd & o3 Ohio lambs. "a H. at - 90 ~ -, ga" ".
do - ID AT 81 go do. G5 H. nj s. % ~ 90 % - AZ
q sheep lo5 n, at at 10. Ohio on % DO aV 8. H. at
e do ITO n at 81 80: 2s2 Kentucky lambs c' ~ a, at
So 30 do - NJ s5 10 40 Do - ~ at - 90 70, g.
cl n nj s. 5o 80 do 81 10 s. 80 20 DO ~ 10 al -
Newton X Co ls2 Virginia lam5s % To- at go -" o.
H. Al 81 81 2t5 do "a II. at 50 20 l29 do " 10 ~ 90
al Kentucky do NJ 50 s7i- 2Il DO ~ 10 a, =, ~
243 DO H. at 50 40 3l2 do. "a H. nj )" ~ ivS w !,
vIrrinn DO q, ~ at 81 co. % state DO 20 10 at - 90 .
a. o. % 10 r. at at "a 'ssss Ky D.
II, AT 81: II DO ssGi5 II. a, S3aS3 -; - virginia 40
s5Q97 Ii. at s. 75a 81 - so - ., s,-, oo,
NJ Collins: III Virginia lambs. 80 10 ~ - 90 80
do "a II Mt 81 90 25i do - n. AT ~ i'- 20 % TO-
NJ s. ~. i3o DO n s.; i3, DO. - 10 az - 80,
svl,,na do az n at 81 sheep 81 10 at 81 90
rs Pennsylvania do 10 at 50 30; bucks l'' 10 at
81 rs c, e. -. o,.
u Harrington: pa Kentucky lambs 90 ID a. - 40" -
DO 81 ~ AT s. 46 do CT No. at - 81 ~ 90 V. 10
M 81 lct, 90 PENNSYLVANIA do 81 10. ~ - ' lVf Ste
d. ,cus H. at 81 80. 30 Pennsylvania sheep ~ TO-
a 81 r, .. e.
Hume a Muller 20 state sheep l0i ID. AT -; II DO
iOi NJ AT 81 3 bucks ii3 n. at 81 . . , IT.,
Jeilire. Wright & Co.: lambs. d. ID NJ 80 '"N''
ii5 Y, ai 81 49, -, 80 -,
o. Dnenback: lambs. - n. a. 81 10 3 sheep III ID
a 81 30 o,,o -, 81,
which cars Tor Market ijr higher than at me close
o., tho week. and dealers quote - "h>' % '"uI.y
dressed steady At 7dsc per u Tor medium 10 Sn ""s
Sales.--future Mullen: ~ STATE hogs, 100 10 a,'ta.
a, 81 81 per iOD 10 d. iS2 IL. ~ y 80 ~ 90 - 10
at S. 80 d. $50 n. at - 60 co. 80 ID "'
81 90 49,. a25 n at 81 20
". Collins: o state hogs. I'll ~ nj :" %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-16

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-05-23
MARTINS FERRY.

"Roxey" O'Neal was arraigned be-
fore Mayor Westwood yesterday on the
charge Of robbing James Keesy's sa-
loon, on Washington street, Tuesday
morning, and also of stealing a John"
boat from Thomas Blankinsop, in
which he conveyed the stolen property
down the river. Enough evidence was
found against him on the first charge
to bind him over to court in the sum Of
$500. On the second charge he was
| fined $50 and costs.
Last evening Miss Cora Bird and
John Rizor were married by Rev. w.
B. HartZOg.
Mrs. Amy Phoebus is home from a
pleasant visit with friends and rela
| tives at Smithfield.
Marshal Moore accompanied Sheriff
Darby TO Columbus yesterday with a
number of prisoners for the peniten
tiary.
Yesterday morning Emanuel Rob-
inson met with a serious accident at
the Aetna-Standard. He was helping
to hoist an annealing box weighing
| half a ton. The box was about seven
feet from the ground when a spindle
of the crane broke letting the box fall.
The box struck Robinson on the right
side of the head and scraped his side
terribly, also breaking a rib and crush
ing his right leg near the knee. Rob-
inson was taken to his home in Bridge
port.
Mrs Catharine Snyder of GAINESVILLE
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fannie
Anderson. Mrs. Snyder is 81 years old
and has children, grandchildren and
great grandchildren residing here.
Mrs. Martha Moore, of Walnut street,
has the grip.
Miss Blanche Scofeld has quinsy.
Last evening several couples Of
young people from Wheeling surprised
Miss Katie Ellsworth by coming over
to her home on Summit street for an
evenings amusement Miss Ellsworth
entertained her unexpected guests
most enjoyably.
Glenn McCabe has moved to Long
Run. where he will 90 into the grocery
/ business. His brother-in-law, Mr.
Banner, will conduct his store here.
w. J. Rainey, of Cleveland, is visit
/ ing Miss Lizzie Rainey.
A. w. He'll, of Smithfeld, is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Lola Ong, of Snithfeld, has re-
turned home, after visit here.
Mrs. w. B. Francis was not so well
! yesterday.
Superintendent Stewart very pleas
antly entertained the graduating class
last evening, at his home on North
! Fifth street.
Last evening the Linden Club,
twenty-five couples, gave a select hop
| in Scheele's Hall.
Tin mill No. u at the Aetna-Stand-
ard will resume this morning.
Yesterday about noon Joshua Ed
wards had a smothering spell, and for
q while it was thought he would not
recover, but he finally came around all
right.