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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-09

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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-09

on Is the Number
10 of this issue of
He REPRESENTATIVE
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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-01-09

Then the State taxes, (see p. 74-16
same reportl, would be lifted from the
following forms of property, if the Sim
| rle-Tax law nreyailed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
TILE TRADE IL CUICAGO.

Chicago Aug. % (speciaD.-wheat bulls to-day had
vere time prices losing cent and closing with
, much rally September sold from 1'tc 10 6iAc and
,sad AZ 62i.c Minneapolis and Duluth CARROTS. 4us.
s,oued a considerable Increase. and there was the
tic,ion that by week the Northwestern receipts
n,,ld no averaging 500 daily There was no
49, demand here The speculative trade showed no I'M
r~.r,ent There lot ~ short selling ny 'ul-
nhv There support except from shorts ana mold
80 Scaboard clearances somewhat better
o-nOgu bushels ,. 49,
,rn was weakened by Unexpectedly large receipts 700
- estimated for to-morrow. $50 received to-day.
,rnre was fair cash demand. charters being made FOR
a.. NO bushels, receipts large that the supply
lined To- be In Of demand There was u further
rh reduction In the premiums bid for spot. SeahOaii
.,rance~ were liberal 2ol 600 bushels. Most of the
1nriin. to-day september. from 36'c TO 33ac.
c,s,nr AZ 3.ac. May closed only 3sc discount against
,nr discount n few weeks There was poor cash
Somand for oats and prices lost tuNc, September sold
rom 2nc to 1850. and closed at l94ic May kept DC
nrcmurn The inspection 1863 cars. the estimate for
FRIDAY 30 cars.
In sp,e effort by Armour TO support September
rnyislons the market proved weak Pork lost Doc lard
art ribs 2l,sp hogs the estimate for
I-riiav 10 600 Prices "a Zoe lower
ON the curb puts september wheat closed at 6lhc,
calls h,sc puts September corn 3otc, calls. joc.
puts on May corn. 49, Sc. calls, 32Asc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23

Market closed easy 10 points decline compared
yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices 40
Total sales $40 bales New York receipts. $50
bales Exports: Forwarded 90 bales sales LIB bales
srnners Oh bales stock. l6I323 bales Total net re-
ceips o-dy SOC bales thus far this week loss bales
Exports to-day: Great Britain. 1928 bales; Continent n
bales far this week: Great Rritain. 3'26 bales.
nrrn: unchanged middling uplands 7tsc middlng gulf
1913 bales including 800 bales export and 'l3
spinning Estimated receipts Of cotton AZ the ports
To-day bales. 119 bales last week and 2i5
bales last year This week. 1900 bales. against l9lO
bales asst week and IL 500 bales last year. Memphis
none. year bales. Houston sol bales. last year
2945 bales. $500.
bales: speculation and export. 100 bales; american
receipts 1000 bales: American. 1000 bales;
rniddling uplands. "a. Futures opened nrm at GA to
2-64d advance closed quiet AT lll1 points net advance
August 36203f3. August September 3620363 September
October 363b October November 4oOzs, November De-
cember 402s December January 403.s January Febru-
ary 4o4d405 February March 4o6v: March April 40Ii1s
April-Msy 4oas May-June. 41Oh. Manchester Yarns
the higher price asked checks business cloths moderate
demand
CoFFEE-Prces tended downward most Of the day on a
lillian small Rio and fair Santos Deliveries
light. Chief transa -tions In December Havre
quoted az IS francs September "a % October
81 70 November ~ IS. December. ~. Market STEADY
Hamburg quiet: August "a 80 pigs. September. ~ q
October. 12.15 November 1880. December 12 ~. Rio
quie; II 500 res FOR No = exchange quoted At
1o7. receipts. 5000 bags. cearancs for United States
bags stock 26Oon bags. market steady 1890
tantof cearancss per steamship Saerno. 1000 bags
Conrscts closed steady AZ 5li0 points decline Sales
10 $50 bags follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.
New-York. August %. 1895

Nev-YorS. %. 1895.
BEANS AND PEAS The conditions aneGlns the ma mar
Current receipts igt but there Is only moderate
values much unsettled Domestic weak al 81
and best marks Of medium could hardly he placed ab We
best red kidney is 81 80 but IT uncertain how cheapIy
they can be bought. Foreign beans orering snau, &c
maTrow Ghoce per bush 81 do 2C2 81 % gSs 90 90
%edu led ansy s 80 SH &C. Na1'y turtle ,'"'
81 e., do yeil1w. eye. s. 2oas2 %. 30 ma
do foreign pea 81 7OQsi 7a 10 f,recn medium 81 55a
s. CO. green obls. 81 OLA do bags 95c do Scotch
BITTER-The general features Of the market are I'M
changed Strictly fancy fresh creamery not ovcrpeny
surplus Of all other table grades very dull trade and
weak feeling Receivers do not Ike to accumulate these
sSey would lead to more ~ Su' s ENper,er. arr
teresied In factory fair extent and looks II the
goods at io1@iic we aute: crconerr Wes1egn ex
iras. per H. 2oc % state and Pennsylvania exuas 1914
state dairy half tubs fancy ls'.c d. welsh tubs fancy
i5c imitation creamery hrsts l3ul5c. do ia
nc. Western daiy aal3c; factory. June Atkins IiiIa
iOiallisc DO tubs arsls lotailc: seconds ioai
do fourths 70 thirds. snJ'sc.
cHEEsE-The price Of fancy large colored cheese be-
trading at that Receipts "ere somewhat larger be
quite closely Fancy white sold mainly at nc
effort 7ssc for son Of the favorlie Northern
weather and there is less II the undergrade stock
Part skrns very slow ana rather easy small size fu
quote State fun cream large colored fancy INC d.
10 fair. Gl0hc. do small size. oolored, fancy. s.qs%c
do white. fancy shqE.c do good to choice. 7lasc.
n sz 70 p rl to ehc gso ' DO large %n so ts
5c do colored choice be- do common 10 prime. 2hqttc
full skins. l1a2c
market and actual offerings are moderate with little
shortage Of really ane 2uaii,y For ancie" Western
part Of the supply sti selling lac. with fair qualify
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
WEST SHORE R.R

a
and rs minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$50 A. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo Sleeping car 10
Boomville sundays only. Can be occupied az .: m
-'O A. NJ Daily local to Albany Tor Catskll Mountains
and Saratoga. Parlor cars To- Albany sundays only:
Dis A. VI Daily Albany, Utba, syracuse, hochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland and chicago
Al 90 A. VI. Daily. except Sunday. to catskl Noun
trains Sew Taltz Lakes Mohork and Minnewaska Par
Tor 10 Hobart and New PATTI, . <-...,, 49,.
B'~1I.;,5 A. NJ Daily except snnday to catsxl Noun
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George Parlor cars
10 Bioomvi.le Saratoga and Caldwell .
1.I5 p VI. Saturdays only Half,Holday Special to
lstslln Mountains. Parlor to BlOomvile
cs45 r. VI. Daily. except sunday. to Catskill Noun
,a'ns New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Nlnnewaska. AL
baav Saratoga Paor attached to Hobart and Sara
400 r. W. Daily. except Sunday. FOR Albany
600 T. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. Syracuse
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and 81 Louis . ~
G.yO u. VI. Daily. except SUNDAY for Newburg, Albany
Saratoga and Montreal. ParlOr car 70 Kingston.
5tJ r. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. . 49, -,
sis r. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roche:-
ter buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland
Chicago and ST. Louis. 1880 80 -.
A. r. C. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: A1oOo. Bio 20
m. c. 40 p Jersey CITY p r. r. Station. Alo 40
For tickets time tables. pa5lor and sespngcsr sccom
noda,ors apply city offices Brooklyn and New YORK ana
stations Time tables at principal hotels For other
Information address e r. LAMBETH,
Cen. Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NewYork; Angus, %. 1895.
signed direct a WIS., ste s'aagherins firm and car;
prices weak on the few recorded transactions Jere
Wright & q. sold bulls G7' n averass a, 81 - per
bsrey sea " civ dressed heef sides slow at sasse
per NJ Texas do selling at 5aSe Oh y ,e ana lion
lean live cattle at iallisc estimated dressed weight
dds weight shipment. today on The Hndoo 70
London 1871 cattle for schwarzschild sulzberger No
etALvEs Receipts go head, all FOR the market On
cleared a firm prices ali around car Of good West
ern calves SOD g % 100 N gras,ers and butter
at s. Dressed calves arm at 74all1c per n toT
&C. for dressed grsssers and hnermlk caly ,o -
a. T. - pe 100 H. Stat, T frfs W. s. e.
Jeline Wright & CO.: veal. i1b H. at 81 20. grass
i. "a Ns ssT. 4 c yf' ~ g. Il $; aI. d. ~ ~ r.
HaIsne'ccs Hollis sss 40 ~ 4, s. 2; DO 70
= Merbcr.or : Co.: veal. $50 N. at 81 2': do. sO
= judd & Co.; 81 sra,,sr- and bunermnk calves iac
sanders, yeats - n at ST. DO 81" n At 81
q ~ s' g. ss a1 a. s. 70 g. 4. d: 3, q? d
'' sHFrP 100 hNb AMis Rceeps lois cars or @
S 81 6ls the were @ oa af ON S Sheep ens
fr freedom At saa' pcs s% sa. anarr s2ol N
adv.nre sly cars we're unsold The close about all
sssD com% eSos 70 sm sn' at $50 ssas & e ' a. 81
dressed mutton quiet 3znbc dressed lambs firm OF
go Go - 20 y Msnsa% % 1 % 8.
S. do. c2 10 al ga. i71 49, q H. a, - so W.
81 H. At So 90 81 do 50 n. at s. 20; 70 do II H. at
Judd CO.. 100 PENNSYLVANIA lambs @ NJ a, s. e2's
2s4 d. No. s. 3D.; pennsylvana sheep i2i II. At
81 2Is Western DO II N. AZ ~ 62ls
i $ Kass: i2s Jersey lambs, :; NJ e. s.
C9gs G ?' % 9hS s al . o at s At 81 q ~
Virginia DO. 81 n at ST. i57 Virginia lambs cus 20
~; a., go 80 49, pe,,svivania lambs 81 ~ a, s. oa
state do ~ H. at 81 D. 20 State sheep 81 H. at 50 So
IS IS a. a. at a. g q '"' 49,
Newton < CO.: 2oe Maryland lambs 81 ~ at 81 30: PSI
10 DO SO No. West Virginia sheep. % NJ 81
Halenieck Hollis: 1871 state lambs 81 H. q s. -. %
Hurle 4 Mullen 90 State lambs g. N. al s. 62is: 20
d. &c H. al s. -: y State sheep 81 n. al 81
y. Harrington: 100 Michigan lambs 10 n. nt 81 s7s
l7o Western sheep ~ H. at 81 i05 DO 81 NJ at SO ~;
Iene wrish, & 60: 90 state lambs 70 N. a: s.: 20
do ~ s. so 81 state sheep. 80 NJ at 49, II do ioi
HOGS Receipts. 81 1881 head Abou, 100
head sale late YESTERDAY and mis- morning. Market
firm 81 2oN$5 20 for inferior to choice hogs.
sales Judd a CO. yesterday. II State hogs iit
n, average s. 80 per 100 n; - DO i1s No. 81 q ?
o. n. at IS i2i.
81 30: II Do 2G5 ~ at 3d. rough 200 10 at So stays
s. do s4 ~ At s. 30; IA do. 100 n. at s. So :
Haenbeck & Hollis late yesterday: ~ State hogs 1917
H. at 81 So rs do los III. AT S. 50: IL do. 200 NJ. at
Hume & Mullen late Yesterday: state hogs 100 III,
at 81 80: do. 100 No. at s. 5o 30 d. l33 n. at s. 30:
ieiline Wright & co. late yesterday: 9G hogs ia
~ at 80 do 100 H. at s. 3d. do 22o III. at 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
EXPORTS To -DAY,
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New-York. August o. 1922
cOTTON-There increasing ana actlve spe1u,a
tive deal In cotton although the sW'hs ca
during the morning early afternoon sessions va
row The changes being within range or a's'u' po''s
The first sales advance OF ABOUT Ioi.s
Waterways closing this followed 10y an 'Np'v.e
fnent " about points and then loss on poinS
which was followed by rally o: points ms oI '
The marke, up to l o'clock There was some neuSa''s
NV local holders which said TO DE respo'sl"e t.a
the weak spots The movement Is running hsh' WIN
Indications that will continue SO for niue "lIe
least There Was some Qudang during the afternoon
The effect Of selling. The latest weather oui,Slh
Indicates clear weather the South excepting IN fas
FLORIDA and West Texas where showers are expected
The market closed about the lowest prices oi ue
day with the and net decline OF 10
noints Tot al 2i6,tDO bales Liverpool was
very largely a dominating force. Manchester spinnels
were reported buying futures In the LiVepoo mar
OF spot cotton show some increase
with resultant spot prices Heavy rams al
reported in Georgia South Carolina. Mississippi ana
Louisiana Waynesboro Ca, reports a rania!' OF ~,
inches and Alendale. ; c. 80 inches Complaints OF
rust worms rains and shedding come from
Georgia Considerable injury Is reported by rust al Eyer
green Ala with the crop three weeks late liy
new cropped been shipped 10 Mobile Inc crop az
Pineapple Ala reported be ~ per cent short owis
10 excessive rains The Bombay weekly movement showed
receipts Of bales against 1000 bales last year ana
since January 800 600 bales against l34oVv bales
last year Afoat none. against 1900 bales last year
Shipments bales against 1900 bales last year and
since January 52s coo bales. against t1Iooo oales
Opening and close to-day. ana closing bids the
rrev mtg nd asst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23

Buffalo. Aug. 2e-cate- Receipts last "a hours. Zoos
head. total ior week thus far 10 SsG for same time
400. sale Market opened with quiet eel
Ing but steady for good To choice grades and slow for
stock Veas active at So .Oas7 light 10 good 81 75a
81 30 heavy fed 81 iopS3 80 grasscrs. s2aS2 50 Hogs
through 1850. To Sew York 1900 sale. 200 Market
him Workers. good. s5a$5 10 choice selected
lights 81 i5gs5 20 mixed packe's S5asS -, good 10
dun 81 5o0s' 10 good heavy ends 81 Bass 30 oughs.
So ioasi stays $5us3 30 -Four decks Of hogs, which
arrived late sold at - - sheep and lambs Receipts
last 20 hours $50 head total for week thus far - ~
for time 81 $50. consigned through. l2O
to New York 80 sale. 900 Market opened active
ana hghe" t9 good grades OF o9,h kinds .osed hrm.
So. common good. 81 25ns2 60 cuIis and common.
sluS2 prime lambs 50 2oqs3 - choice to good 81 d5u
s. Il. Hight air. Sass 80 cnlis and common 81 23a
81 - expo sheep. ewes 50 21p$S" good wchers.
t'non stock Yards Chicago. Aug 22.-Catte- Receipts
1900 head. Market steady and 5plOc higher for best
and feeders 81 2jQsi. and bulls ~ 25ati calves
81 JoaSG Texans S2aS3 90 Western rangers 81 oas 10
liogs- Receipts. 22Ooo head. Market weak and Toe
lower Heavy packing and shipping lots. - 35asi TIA
81 soasa 90 gn 81 45Qsi o5 pigs 50 iDgSi 80 sheep
ST. Louis Aug 23~Catile~ Receipts a.ioi head Mar
81 e,ass Tesas steers 81 Isass a. calves ssss Isi
e ,s~sr On sh sr.des Hssw y "g" 20 mixed
as2 Is; lambs. - 50ls4 20
East Liberty Aug 22-catne-Recepts very light mar
81 80 good 81 ioosi 10. good s. 25QSt 40: rough TAT
81 dsa So bulls stays and cows 5ous2 10 fresh
demand steady, market steady unchanged prices prime
light. Gas5 Is. medium, sa& 10 heavy grades 81 ioa
as shee,,~I,ecspis very neh, everything about All
sold and The feeling little easier and the mart"i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of CortIandt and Desbrosses SIS:
aW A. VI. daily. except sunday. for MAUcH chIHH
anc intermediate stations.
s,i5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BCF:
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE. and
the West. and principal and local points; dirnga 70
Suspension Bridge Pullman vestihule Sleeper % chicago
II 10 A. VI. daily Qeaves AZ 1890 A. NJ sunday ,or
MACCH CHUNK and intermediate points. Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg. -,
400 r. VI. daily. except sunday. Tor ELMiRA ana AZ
Ing chaIr,car 70 Wikesbsrre
1880 T. VI. Sundays only for Wlkesbarre. L. Il
Junction and all intermediate stations ...,
4;1O - VI. daily. sunday frr I. and r. JUN.
TON and principal intermediate stations: Pullman bun"
paror-car 70 Wilkesbarre connections for Pot,svle
$3.50 T. VI. daily. except Sunday. for Bound Brock ana
intermediate stations.
6:I5 p VI. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
lions
600 r. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ana al points West Pullman sleeper vestieu'ea uss
New York 10 Chicago. Sleeper 70 Buffalo and Toronto
connections for Reading and Harrisburg
SSO H. VI. daily sunday, for Eastern ana inter-
mediate
300 p. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. RocHEs-
TER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all poirs
West Pullman Seepers to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
&c Wikesbarre
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 2S3. ssl s+<
and 1923 Broadway 81 Eas l4h ST. 1870 East ic5h 81,
NewYork $50 Fulton ST. Court ST. aS Broadway. ana
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. Y.
The New York Transfer Co. will call Tor and check Bag
gage from hotel or residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23

Cash quotations follows: Flour dull bust n,
Csao2c No sgrng wheat 9sso s,. 700 10 2G of 80
6s-c no corn $o'sesoIS; No Sd %n Gaxseed 81 o6a
81 oJls prime us s ny $50 r loo ~ ss,s, TO- short
ribs sides loose ,easG o. dry sailed shouGes sS y
Sh.key dsers finished goods per GAL 81 2 susa a.,
s ea, o o raw booi o on the Produce Exchange
today the butter steady Extra Gresmsry
, ,S4G; nf fresh SICK il.ai2c per
Cincinnati Aug 22-Flour market less active wn speT
s e ,S ss s@ Ss,s %
limited demand: No white. track $50 No yellow &c
mixed 35 mixed ear s ,y,c o"ss quiz" To ana mse
track S S2S No Soa a Tn' mess @ sc &c. clear
family si2 Lard rm fair dsmand steam f o &C.
aanS a sh"uders 5ic loose short rib sides e,c
loose short clear sdes &C. ys se shoulder c
snoi TIE NOR Market steady; fresh nearby. 9c
Milwaukee Aug 22-Wheat opened nc higher, bu
weSHsed a ana eesed at e7c Cash ranged
sc sample wheat i'se lower bu, IN m2ie denand
ply larger No Norticrn on track GagG3sc. 10 spring
new No cash; ~ &C. p2acK 10 yellow saSS Oats
~ a ~ - ie-.or. 70 . vhe on track 23d2Biac 80 3
So' 22 rive steady 10 in store. 4Gc for september
Flour dull and again Sg"f woad :. aos CO. Winter
patents wood g oass 9 MN s ssn' S 9S, and s
slsssie 25 Provisions weaker mess pork 50 90 cash and
N'y; oo'ooeF prime steam '"''' '''
oo'o"''' ~ , ..,ou, =, ,ho
Minneapolis. Aug. % The general sentiment az me
opening that wheat had declined far enough, ana no
although sustained by the cables the market opened
&c above yesterdays close But this proved To- be ne
high point FOR the day september opened az me- ~
down tn o9c back 10 "hc, ana men toocrter
hSfsc reacting closed s''ay n, ~. 90. ,e,,yo nd
opened a. "izc closed "vrc as. "n. " sodi, ,,nnd
the market was rrohR 10 a.
ana the price was a1vhn, , ,,.t grade - arrive on
both SPOT When' dl Nn.'' IL az, ~, . sor,n
track. No nafa ",e, a. ~ a To,,ho,, ,si .r
etn nc. new y" nhIr. ne. ~" -. ~ orored a;
No northern 3''ac on 'ars ~" =, -. :, *
"'sn3'' oafs lhe .il'nsn .1 ~ TO- ". h,,o oi.r
marh"t ruled easy 80 .. 40 a. 40 T.
Flour weak ~ ~ -,ns5 % 70, 80 20. ht
bakers tronu.,loh no' srsn ca 7,0s,o sscts
Bran ana rhort- Mafhet "'ah D's ~ ''rniu.
tio ~psi ~ Hhof'S' common ou'~ go "'''"' '''''
Sf
Philadelphia Aug. % Flour duh and weak Rn'ers
lacked confidence ami were holding Tor fnther '9n'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
i1uilron0s.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD,

STATIONS foot Of s,D ;s. ana sg'a"d' sf''a
Y@"o HST ph \ Ns svgS s' L II tam,s
o S" cai t s'yb l @"" A"'s"s
ss SfSs' 80 4 f " '"fs 70 w. s sss
a f1sp s, er;a s &S9 & st.. o g Il FSshfs
,lls and chicago. Arrive clnelnnaiI ioi5 A. h' IT.
or = "wfsteaSSS xFnrss rs,lrsss s s.,T..
sas,'''s'' = f5THiyfs!41aR resgahT '"F s,.
Atfs. f 'se 'a's = i adIsaspss q = w.
500 "a Scnfs'' fg yifss psi.s ss:s"s g.
T. ili'stGfs ieaaees fof Chicago daily ana ''''''
'''a 'wysfiiy"ro, .sp run . .a = - .co,.
sss.ios. 70 i ;" ''l.fr rrs ss, sSd pqS. s %
s.y ,"s sso ," o'@ss crsS ~ = "Hs
Isll,. @ad ,pbss 6s,sS' $50 DINING Can DINING
s$'?2nss4Hs is&s . s;;'. s: =
AT TI.i do. Hf'T %sr '"S 70
lon Tampa Macon and Charleston y w. ''"'
ciiirgIrEAkSFF ' 4 6Hio RAILWAY Esprs" p
For OLD Por coMF6RT ' and yohFoK Via cap:s
s sI..s sogt' NJ weekdays and with r"'ous'
ATLHETIc cry TSroggh Of Buffet P'T'0' Cars
FOR CAPE Nay, 100 4 NJ. 100 and 40 p NJ week
e. $l :::s s. IT,, .'SjS I' S''Ef
FS''S s'. FIX fHnriiis'j 7 :, - r,,.
80 e. 40 ~ 20 as E;'so css .
S RsaS cs p Il sac ca 30 40 40
r., sI DaH Soe ,s S4 5s 1af Ps snd
Eoadw9y Aston "ss srs 's so Il FUTON
nosdwa 9okyn Annex station alto foot e. Fg2H
nnsr R csSpanv @ call for
so'Ss ,,;,snce through 10 des''na'op WOOD
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.

1855 DINING ca5 A. NJ. 80 go $50 100 6as:;
Parlor Can Dining Carp. 500 Dining Can 80
s:45 1910 p. NJ 1918 night Sunday. 40. 300 1000.
II 80 Dining Can NJ; $50 400. 500 Dining Car.
GOO Dining Car) p NJ, 1913 night. ~
baltimore and w,.hi4gon week s ga, esy' 500 70
600 Dining Carr P. y. I2,l5 right, sundays 1000
II 80 Dining car, a; NJ ~ o'V' p'n'ns ~~'' o."
Tickets and paIor-ear can b. Procur.a At 'oos
737 s,n Ay 81 Ear, IAN St. IA E1s S. 23h s.,
St. $50 Fulton ST. BROOKLYN; os Broadway Williams:
burg The NewYok Transfer Company Will call FOR and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23

LIVERPOOL Aug % 3.iJ D. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
dull 72s G: prime steady at SIS Cd Pork Prime
nless Western fn- 5ss Sd do medium firm at
Sis Hams-Shori about IA TO 10 ~ firm at Ais ID
Bacon-Cumberand cut about - 10 30 10 steady at 4}
short rib - n. steady 3>s Sd long mid
dies ~ No. steady S?s long and short clear mid
dies about H. steady 36s. shoulders j. t.
H. firm a Us Lard-lrime Western spot steady at
Us. CheeseAner, finest white and coored steady at
3ss. Coonseed o-lverpool refined steady al l1s 81.
Spirits Of iurpentine du! at 2os Cd kosin-Common
steady at lid Whea-No red winter dull at Is ID
40 . red spring dull - ID F1our-St Louis fancy
winter firm IS. Corn-Mxei Western spot steady at
IS 3D. August steady IS sd september steady al 3s
$50. Octob,- steady Is Sad Hops at LondonPacIhc
Coast steady II 5sGf2 IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JEhSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Autou attic BLOCK signals.
On q after June 30. lsyo.

I'D
Trains leave station foot OF t Lgy S -, a.
30 l;i5 sIo dis g Esstsn, A. ~ i;i9 10 go
4:3o q 10 to Easton) A. NJ, 100, $50 600 P .
1:iO 30 30 p. NJ Sundays. 4.3o A. "
For Reading at 4:30 500. BIO II 30 a. NJ, 1:io
100 $50 200 800 as. 100 p. NJ. 1915 might, sun
days 100 2:s0 $50. 600 NJ, 1913 night
30 800 s.s N, i2i; night. sundays 100. $50
$50 sS"SnFy l ic &c. @ns Pai"''ss aatas =.
- ' ALI-RArL ROUTE.
For Bank, Branch and points south 70 Point
Pleasant 4so I5so e Red ID Bapk s3 1870 10?
AK Synd;,yssS erssp' ossan Grove and A'OuF'
For Lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park. and Barns-
CAT 4: 80 s:I5 A. NJ. 30. 40 p "
For .Aii.nti; Slty cspe May vineland and B'ds'''A
Navesink 80 s:i5 ii: 80 A. NJ 100. 4:3o. els P. Il
Sundays. s:l5 A. II. 400 N
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For A.antie highlands Highland Beach. NerrnantI.
Rumson Beach. seabright Monmouth Beach and Long
i ~ Sundays. 0.3O A. NJ 100 p. NJ.
For Elhelon. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and poins
south Point Pleasant. 100 A. NJ 100. $40 t99
$50 p. n Sundays except Ocean Grove and Asouv
rsr LsEesosi Tors River and Barnesa' 40 A. ~.
For Atlantic City Cape May vneland and Br.s.,aa
A %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-23
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston. Aug 22-The wool market rules very nrm Ad-
abroad encouraging, the markets having
advanced. Trading here has been fair and prices are
drm and unchanged ohio and Pennsy:vana neeces are
duu and in small supply with quoted az lSc ny ana
Xxx and above ~ l0c and No l at 2og2ic Michisan
\ Ia firm GnIc. Fine delanc selections quiei M zoe
Tor Michigan and Gle for ohio Unwashei combng wool
nu at i7GiSc for onequarter and threcelghths blood
,arge u Montana wool sold at 13dl5c per 10.
and other territory at ia be for fine and hne medium
,h The secured from 3jd3sc 10. Texas wool has
r.cn du and spring California only small sales at II .
"a ner n, Two large sales Of oregon made At II q
"a pulled woods nrm and In good demand Aus
italian and other foreign sell well full previous prices