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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-11-21
A Dramatic Treat In Store.

The Colleen Bawn, the brightes,
Of all Dion Boncicault's plays, will
be produced by the Lewiston Anna
teurs at an early date. Mr.. Red
wood is actively engaged in direct.
ing the play, and Judging from
the excellent material he has gath
cred together to take part, an
unusually good production will
result. All the members of the
company are delighted with their
parts and apparently an ideal
cast has been selected. Mr.. Leslie
Thompson will be at home as a
william Of the deepest dye, and
Hardness in the hands of Lucius
Mcclure will be excellently por-
trayed. Mr.. Redwood will play
Myles ma Coppaleen. The other
male characters are distributed to
Eddie Arant, Ralph and Willie
Benton, Curtis Thatcher and John
Virgins who are all rehearsing
well. The ladies are particularly
brilliant. Mrs. Cregan the digni-
he'd Irish lady will be played by
Mrs. Vollmer. Mrs. Newland as
Eilly O'Connor will astonish the
audience with her undoubted
ability. Miss Della Lindsay will
be excessively sweet and charm
ing as Anne Chute the winning
and witty young heiress, and Miss
Genevieve Vollmer will appear as
the petite and cute little Irish
Maid. With this caste and the
great interest the members all show
in rehearsal, amusement lovers
may certainly look forward to a !!
dramatic treat.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-11-21
Historical Work.
lNIi.AC

The Lewiston Historical Society, now
greatly augmented by new members,
is busy in research in collecting mater
ial for their January meeting.
This society gives promise to IL a
gaeat success. Considering alone the
nature Of the field that this society has
assumed one is impressed with its inn
Importance and to every son and
daughter of every pioneer the preserva-
ton of the history Of our beginning is
a rich heritage.
The mill ditch, the christening of the
town aud numerous data will be read
at the first meeting in January.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-11-21
Notice for publication of Time Ap
pointed tor Proving Will, Etc.

In the Probate Court in and for Nez Perez county
State of Idaho.
In the matter of the estate of p. H. Howe; de-
ceased.
Pursuant to an order of said Probate Court, made
on the 9th day Of November 1895. notice is hereby
given that Monday the 18th day Of November 1895
said court at the court house in the city of Lewiston
comfy of Neg Perez, has been appointed the time
and place for proving the viii of said p. H. Howe
deceased. and for hearing the application of Hannah
A. Howe for the issuance to her of letters testament
tary when and where any person interested may APP
pear and contest the same.
Dated November 9TH 1895.
p. Z. STOOKBY,
Judge and Elk -Oficio Clerk of the Probate Court
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1895-11-21

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS. TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York, July IL. 1880
COTTON-Tbe market started with advance OF 10
capped by The chronces and state,
belt and a outlook all around Private aT,e
grams received from many sections covered r on,cle
considered conservative authority and It's report rSe
tendency 70 stay any eort TO push me na dcne with
sales Of $1,000 bales The market eased on Toward .e
S. and numseS OF S selling aOV S IN
Orleans. The market was very sensitive toward toward sell,
l news, orders %eahsr
neavy and destructive storms from now un .ne b, The
sf meath nepd nf pf heavy ans at
Wednesday night continuing through rhursday yo hne
this dispatch the total precipitation amounted to nearly
nine inches and considerable damage reported 70 tns
fallen steadily for the last three days The Arkansas
River running bank full AND LOCKS as ss w
the crop prospects and conditions are s,i conieng
r ss an nss ou The
Indicates that these showers will continue In the South
na. hs crop son win bs
than expected BY 80 per cent The eegaphc reports 10
weather and crop conditions the South are generally
Of somewhat more favorable character Rain has fallen
the rainfall has been light In some sections OF Florida
however there has been too much moisture Reports from
made in cultivation and the southern portion Of the
STATE cotton SPns Tn. ,G sight sns s
@ and ns q ss II b sight Sa as ys.
supply OF escn shows an Of
pared with the same date 1904 an increase Of 90 over
against 2.cooel1 bales in 1894 and 2.7.o4ea bales In
@ Ssi.. have "si;
.sason Northern .pinnsrs taking: for the week were
nss sas ps.s a' Ss.' ss sa sa
with 1889 bales corresponding period last
Opening. range and close today and closing bids the
previous night and follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14

peeled 12aI4e unpeeed. 54Gsc; prunes as to size
and quality. 3&ds1sc.
HoPs-Market continues quiet Brewer % %an
much new business More than LOO paies nav so..
abroad this week. but mostly on direct consshem,s
from the Pacific Coast Prices held about s'eany' "
Gote: state and Pacific Coast 1894 choice pc. ~ o
do good prime. 7gsc; do common to iar s'7eo'so'
yearlings. 3H5c; old olds. 2a3c ~
ENTERTAINMENT few lots Of fowls and chickens
to-day had quick sale and the marke, ma anv
strong Other kinds without business 10 nace ag
We Guoe s sP5ns dc saShsr iaas fowls
Oisailc: old ROSTERS esc; turkeys 'mIsc aucS s"
pair 7ocs 2 pigeons .5 psr market park Tc%
and would bring premium the goods Offering are drag
sns hs5v ksvs at p @siS paoc iaw asc old
i5Gcc: spring chickens Philadelphia 8a22c do west
ern drpcked i2aec do scalded iogss spring duG ss
Long Island i6c; do Eastern lSal'c; EASTERN se'e lou
2Oc. squads. per dozen. 81 50GS2 -. ,. o,,
GAME-Lite doing and quotations more or less NOM,
81 30: quail per dozen s2as % English snpe and golden
plover 81 I5gs2 -; grass plover snsi 'V Venson per
ID. l4alGc.
Hay Prime per 100 10. 95c: do 40 to No l. !0y:oc
DO. shipping 6Jc clover mixed J5q''c clover 'o@''c
rye straw. 40g05c oat straw. 31g4oc
POTATOES AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hold about
steady at the la.e decline onions quiet but choice
quality well cured held unchanged. Tomatoes OF fine
plenty and market dcmorazcd adequate outlet at any
and cheap We quote Potatoes southern prime u uSa
& onions per Dbl 81 7sGs2 80: tomatoes Miss
spp 15ae DO sayannsh, per sar5is G
do south Jersey per box. 81 50os 49, cucumbers Nor
folk pot Dbl. 15cQSl do per crate or basket I,aS,c
cabbase 100 slas2 o egg plants ssq'ns per o sS
lettuce per bbl 5oa75c celery, don roots iS93oc
green corn per 100 81 5oai Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
LONDON WOOL SALES

London July 1s-At the wool sales to-day there were
OF sfeases The bidding for better showed much
operators Good secured mernos kcenly bid for and
portion OF the offerings OF this were secured by
Continental buyers. crossbrcis sod with much readi-
ncfs especially 10 the home trade. Following are The
days sales In detail. with the prices obtained:
New, south Wales 200 bales secured. 8isdlis Ind.
90 locks and pieces 5'sd0ls greasy. %aI0d do locks
Queenaand.l 800 bales secured. iOdGis Id do locks
3NCsd. ~ 'Se'
Nciora-250o bales: SECURED Ioddis 81; do lock. and
5ixusd. 1890 ~ '''''''
South Australian 300 bales; secured 7aiid do locks
and pieces. 3kMiid: greasy. 5L1Ghd
West Austraa-tv bales: secured, lOdfid: greasy
4hn'%d do locks and pieces 2i.Htd.
iasmanIa.2lD bales; secured ioaiohd do locks and
Ncw-Zea:andi0oo bales secured sdais AID do locks
pieces. 3GfSd 49, ~ "'u
Cape OF Good Hope and Na,ai-loo bales; secured ssda
II llsd. ~'N~
The offerings for next week to a2 ITO bales
The imports for the last week From New South
Wales, 29s3 bales; from Queensland. 262 bales: from
Me,9ra y 6ale, from South Australia. 2CoI bales:
from France us bales. and from various other
AL bales ''
The arrivals next series Of SAFE. nxrr.
gate lo<isg bales. Of which quantity 1900 ba.es were
forwarded direct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
WEST SHORE R.R.

Train. leave .2i ST. Station y. Y. as foiiowA
and Is minute. earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
$40 A.. VI Daily. Ioca. Buffalo.
40 A.. W. Dolly local 10 Albany. for Catskil Noun
,ains and Saratoga Prior - Albany. Sundays
only
0.i5A VI Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland and chi
Al 90 a. VI. Daily. except sunday. to catsk Noun.
pnrinr cars Hobart and New Paliz
u-it3s 4. NJ Daily except Sunday. 20 catskll Noun
taius New paltx Lake. Mohonk and Alnnewaska
Albany Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Parior cars
10 Boonl,llle. Saratoga and CALDWELL -
lis T. u. Saturdays only Half Holiday Special 10
Ca;slil Mountains Parior Boomville. -
C-s.tJ y. W. Daily, except Sunday 10 Catskill Noun
talns New Palix Lakes Mohoak and Minnewaska:
Albany Saratoga Parior cars attached to Hobart and
c. 100 l.. W. Daily. ercep, sunday for Albany.
600 a. w. Daily Tor Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Roches,er. nuralo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland. Chicago and -. Louis $3.50
$40 VI Daily except sunday FOR N.wburg. Albany
ssraioya, and Montreal. Parlor car TO Kingston.
7.t5 W. Daily. except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse
Rnch-.te. and Buffalo.
SIS 4. VI. Daily for AibanA Utica syracuse Roehe:-
A. n G leaves brooklyn by Annex: Aiooo. BIO 20
m 90 "a p. Jersey CITY p r. r. Station. Alo 40.
Bii - c \ % p. m.
For tickets time tables paror and slcepingcar accom-.
modatons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York and
stations Time tables at principal hotels For o'her
C. T. LAMBERT. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Vanderbilt ave. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
oNs foot Of Desbrosses and cortiandt sssssss'

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and cortlandt strssta
IL Eass. June q. 80 &c. 1895 i p,,,.surr.
9 1850 A. a. M NJ EAT sTENNsYLvxNIA
Compartment Sleeping Dining sm0snsc sSssns IS
S a. 4 nas! 81 r. ~ "a Se::
vile and SSsS 4n Arrive sS CINCINNATI iO4S H. q
$50 Si r. NJ %r safssS Sleeping
e $s'1s S SS;s; r.
xrsSss sns DSant e.: TO- nc
$50 su fAeri ;:fssa Rfss'n-
Pit.burs Connects for Chicago daily. and c'vs'ane
except wssxiSssiniffkcrox AND THE SOUTH. .c..
sT. 81 ~ In .'nns Psror ana piaas e:
an rs Sa nsE fs ~ a: ntSs :s
:; e &
ASs$!S sosS %sss a;'. s:
s;;Sas 81 X. ss:
Charles ROUTE: A. N. weekdays ano' WIN AH'"'s"
re sassp STLss Fl u eef4z 80 N weekday, ,suA
PiI'S MAY e. So H. 100 end 40
f. S!;:: ~ 1;3a;s s;'s,' rs SS'is
Grove Sis. S SS$ piiIEslS S Il II {.
'sS II e. 70 - as si1s: S;fSSi 3S's ~
7|iSis :s:: H. ~ iiis + r ls III and ~
.o cos ns s q ucS Stree: e
spoad~ Sa! ' and brooklyn A:n:s station F.es
81" s1 c Ts s
se':. through to ds''"'soG woor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
NEW. YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y.

Trains ieav. foot OF 42d ST. follows do minutes
7:35 A. NJ Tor West Cornwall. orr's Mills. Lakes
Ellenvs Pittsburgh Liberty Scranton Walton p'ai'
Sidney Norwich U..cn, Oneida, Fulton Oswego -.
Oif5 A. w., Tor Campbell Han. Middletown. Bloom
inghurgh wurtsboro. r:ilcnville Mountain Dale Cen
trevie Pittsburgh Monticello Hurleyyle. Liberty FAILS
Liberty. White Lake. ..,,. ,,.o..
ingburgh wurtsboro Eiiervii'S Mountain Dale, fMis'
hurgh Monticello Hurieyvio. Liberty Fais;. Lpsr'y'
White Lake. Parksvle Livingstc.l Manor. Rockiani
3,f5 y. VI. for Campbell Hall. Lakes Mononk and
NlnnewaskA. Mlddletown BlOomnsburgh Wirtsboro.
Fiisnyc Mountain Dale Cenircvls Fall.bur<h, Month
cello Ifureyviie. Liberty Falls. Liberty. Park"vpe Law
ings'on Manor Rockand. ...
400 y. W. DAILY Tor Campbell Hall. M'fdlesown.
Liberty Livingston Manor Walton. Delhi. sidney. Nor
wlch RandalISville. oneida Fulton o,wego. Niagara
Fails and points West; Pullman Sleeping Car. Reel ming
chair Car seats free 70 Niagara Fails ~
5,f5 P W.. for West Cornwall. orrs Mills MEADOW
Brook Campbell Hall stony Ford Crystal Run
Miietoan. wn,eton Bloomingburgh. wurtsioro Ellen
vile
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats at s7 Broad
"'' C. ANDERSON @. p A.. So Beaver ST.. N. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortiandt and Desbrosses sts.
200 A. VI. daily. except sunday for MAUCH CHUNK
ard Intermediate stat CHS. -..-
sI5 4. W. faily for GENEVA ROCHESTER,, BUFF.
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and
she West aud pi!i epa and local points: dning,car 70
III 10 4. ". daily deaves at 10 80 A. ". sunday for
MATCH CHUNK ard intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harm 'burg.
100 r.. VI daily except Sunday. for ELMIRA and ali
Intermediate stations Tor fot,sve and Read
Ing. char-car 10 WhkesbNre.
$3.50 T.. ". Sundays oniy) Tor wikesbarrs. L. D.
Junction and all Intermediate stations. 1880.
tilO y. VI. daily except sunday for L. ana Is JSMC.
TON ard prncps inermedste stations; Pullman bunef
parlor-car Wlkcsiarre. connections for Pottsyille
80 a. W. daily. ercep, sunday for Bound Brook ana
n t~rrredaie stations
5,rs r. VI. daily Tor EAsToN ami Intermediate satlons
tir,O r.. VI daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
sni all points West Pullman sieeyer vestlbulsd tram
YORK Chicago. Sleeper 70 Buffalo and TORONTO;
connections Tor Reading and Harrisburg:
tii:,O ." VI daily. except sunday for Eason and inter.
D,OO r. ~ iafy for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER. HrF:N.O, NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West Pullman. q sepers 10 Chicago and Euh'o Chair-
ca o Wkesbarre.
Tickets and Punsn a,comnodations at rs. 29i. e44
and s23 Broadway Ea,, ,4th ST. iSe East l2sth 81
Sev-y0rk: Futon ST. tourt st.. vs. broadway. ard
brooklyn Annes Brooklyn. n. r
York Transfer Co will cali TO- snd check bag
gage from hote. residence through to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

,>,s AVN New-York July 49, ls9'
Of any Of trade ana values being carried down
are ns and pea at Hs1c small
hing sales Of medium at 81 b. bq, they can be bought
81 90 ON red kidney Foreign sssn. snd
S DO DC
s Il a DO d ,uy Tss sdnsy . s 80 30 DO ss e
ssIoess I @a 'S cafcrn iS9' s. S6qs foreign
90 aS.sf pea bis S o7
DO ls s: Ss 90 t S on hand
morning. but was not call regular trade
isai7c and 1t is rather expected that we shall have
enough trade next week to maintain those figures Fac
week including today's steamers the shipments win be
60 out next week receivers are disposed to sell freely
:n there oso not sn talk Of @ % at
iec; do thirds 70 seconds. ls0i5c State dairy. half
ssss' '"s sSS S:y
n s''nS sa wt de a @' fancy s s
DO I.s lle do , .Srds to q seconds s@o
that carried last dun sale to-day
ss the Weak Of sae .s ass @ and s s
tons would have to be accepted round lots Part skins
cream a ccored fsneS 7a7% sS:e DO Sh III"
20 s 90 sSS S to ss sss Sss s:y DO
coo mse to & % DO 9, good ch9sS c DO
LARGE. LARGE ih3es DC; do common to prime 2a'c fun
steady stock ha: late and offerings
buyers at TOP prices any S aey on vsr ng
As 10 quality, and Will have only Western
stock al any price above 13c We quote Jersey per
dozen oQ15isc state. 14Qi5c Western. I2k4i3ikc: do
dozen case. 81 aOn$2 90. - -
Fruits REsH-occasionai lots OF prime hand picked
apples now appear. for which fair prices obtained
but most OF the supply Is sl inferior and
Maryiand ana Delaware peaches still dragging al low
prices Far Southern selling well when sound Of
variety put many lots OF all kinds still arrive In poor
order ana have TO go comparatively Southern pum
dull lie Conte pears steady. Florida grapes meet fair
demand when fancy currants barely steady Blsckber-
Raspberries quiet. Watermeons irregular: fancy held
steady but heated lots offered very low Fancy musk
melons nrm many are OF common quality such drag
We quote; Apples. Jersey per bbl sIGS2 do MARYLAND
and Delaware per crate 40Q75c: peaches MARYLAND and
Delaware crate 40GG0c far Southern hest h,nds
sound ssW*S 90 iar to good: 81 50as2 inferior Si6l
81 u; pears Le Conte. Dbl s2G$3 81 grapes Florida
per case u Jo0f3 pums Botan per carrier Si1so. a.
wild goose II 23g$1 73 do Robinson SlQsi u curran,s
per qt bd9c backberrics large sage do small Ga.
huckeberries large blue sQ0c inferior 5aIic. rs.o
berries. per pint Sn5c. do cup 2Q3c waferne,nns
per carload $i0OW&200: do broken lots per 100
muskmelons. basket 75caSi 49, per bbI s,Msa N
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. doing in evaporatea snnIe.
beyond the small wants Of 1obbing trade but stocks
light and there rather nrm holding sundried apples
at &C. Other small fruits dull California aprcots ana
prunes are moving out pretty well. Peaches sly,, W-
quote: Apples evaporated. fancy 7a7hc; do prime IN
choice. 6zQ6tc: DO common good 5lz46kc: do sun
dried bk&5kc cores and skins h1c raspberres evap-
oratsd lsc; Cherries new. &c: plums. State 3h14c:
D'aekberries sc; sprcots 7@ioc; peaches California
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
Contracts closed dull unchanged 10 points decline
Sale

The %aIks. for B,a. sort, was quiet, the elosn. day
The Tadns reported IN
that :Sere Is STEADY SndsT,one to the market; Al the
ssSr S s cs o NJ Of p Ss Mia for M Ns fairy
active in the aggregate. although sales
FIoTE AND MEALzIher. practically no bust
bad weather and the half holiday and the determination
buyer wlssd; S Total Tsn:aS'on; sS
s ss' d sSS"s sdsss ESH
e. sss s. % geo sS sssr g ss Sc So
BAG MEAL-Market Dun Quoted: Fine white 81 100
Il hSs ssSs TO- ss''s FaH1
Sa hGn ~ city Ss9 feed os Sc meal ' oil
ket for wheat this morning prices losing bushel
IL the n!:s few minutes on the stampede Of local dealers
quickly declined they were again 4c
TO 5. helped BY the Of aepo Of
asmsse and to an absence Of foreign buying orders al
.Bradstrsets, export: maintained fair total amount
Ing Ing sSsA anS ss SS. a: S s
ssse oa the sT WAS Of ms Just be-
f wh Oh sfs Of at but At s close on the h market
;s%Ser ;s,,inS IA 7Ssiss5is
sentIns during the last week bush Showing that
pared with i6e shipments the last moEh Late cables
made the total stocks OF wheat principal
ports OF the United Kingdom 6.sSO.0O0 bush. -four
~; 600 zach. Of ESQ H. Cash wheat was Inactive No
closed officially at Ing. and INC September
enoat No hard 4c over September delivered and No
Northern. Ssc over. A sale Of 1000 bush No red
was reported at September price in store. Interior
oS2s bush 1nciudng Chicago $500 bush all winter.
sn: bush ss r.ssss bush v:
sssinst los 900 BUSH total bush against ss4ii
BUSH Exports 53.505 bush, against III sG3 bush. ~
COhN-The market for dull early but about
steady q the final quotations OF night. Offerings
stun for another attempt soaring shorts Chi
Saeo eevices being that the sellers had all bought
were liberal amounting to 600 bush against ass 600
bush the previous week and bush last year EST.
mates on the Visible during morning Indicated fair
oScrssss shortly after the opening there rapid
fairly active. advance well heYd The close was
quiet At &c net advance ON the curb September corn
os q - oigoiHc closing at oic Trade light, Cash
tember In elevator September closed otciay a. s1isc
~ - over september delivered bush export
~ s ~ lac oyer september anoat .OATs-Trade
SSs.ncmS Win The gain In and closed steady al
- advance July NC advance on september The
% the near delivery Is due the higher price
S Cms ne rise The reports from the West were a.
nItnsrto and the movement from the primary
ndcsssd .ssps up Estimate: Of the visible this week
nnY higher No In elevator were quoted at 1c over
Sspssmosr September 27kc: 5000 bush sold A.
n, seors and % 900 bush track white s2is9sc No
- 1 ~ we're quoted At S3Q3Shc .sEEDSfhs mar
quoted high grade. Il 'G 3 ESQ SsS
eooo business has been put through In crimson
Hsseo resntlx This seed has been imported largely
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-york. July IL. 1885,,
= cars SS s s,aa al s"spsS
OF head. SO trading OF any Importance. Feeling INN
na.ve 1S and a = aas for
% Sr fs?r at s at 70 s"s "a'
steady WIN top price at ye en ssr. f s H"s
n S T's SS at at weight,
S cattle and Ts2 quarters Of heel on the Mohawk
London and ss cattle on the galeS 70 Hull swift
Jersey cry for Week endng July 10 ws,e 1885 cattle
%f SSS 'i Sen d head went d.
to cl,y saush,sTns arm on rather RAJ limited .a sup
but,cnnilks fraction higher; Fair to prime v.al'
a S. O' e pei d"o ST9'n n. Of ss.% ss
extreme figures maintained Monday bunch q 20
supply and ar@ a 7io Tor city srss',s y.. csss
salcsriIums 8 Mullen: y v.ai.. ia N av.ras.. at
& 80, 81 81 bS'ter m caiye' 100 h. at s. 20
$ Judd 4 CO.; A. veas ic' ~. Mt 50 80. 7 do. i+s n.
siiEEl' AND LAMBS Receipts. IS carr. or 80. head
counting 81 hcid there 2i sale
stock nrm lambs slow and dragging with prime to
choice here The latter would have hroIsh, ftiay'
About cars u sock wsr. 70 sell at the cio.s Common
choice DO At s, y: ordinary 70 good lamb. a, s. ssGso
Dressed mutton nm at ssgIe. ana dressed lamb. slow
s. Is M S cS r. go d. ys g at g e. s Is %
s s, az a. 81 SA q, ;se'S Sr,ss at 81 d. e s.
J. H. Wllkers0n. 2sS Kentucky lambs. 81 No. s. 40.
% Kentucky sheep i2i ~ ., 2 - do io2 ~ - So
~ do. - N. AZ IS -
: Sanders: 2u kentucky limbs az ro s. -. Is
Kentucky sheep 100 10. 81 81 1874 Ohio do CT 10
81
D. Mcpherson Co: 25i Virginia lambs. 81 n. 81.
go d. "a 10 81 90 2Os Kentucky d.. IN N g. 90
2s DO ~ H. at s. % 30 sheep ioi n a, 81 - DO. 10
~. a s. 20. Virginia do. io5 y. 81
$ Judd Co 80 Kentueky lAmi. ~ 70. n, - -. itt
do - 10. S.. g. do 81 - ~ ". AL DO ~. a
81 s7is eG2 d.. - ~ 81 - 24i Western sheep II ~
at $50, g. .,e' . Kentuck,y. d. 100 ~ A. 81 10
Sales late yesterday s. g. 100 n fof
good heavy Market to-day noninaiy nrn a. .; 800
s. - per Loo n.
Sales.--future Mullen Late Friday. ioo STATE hogs eos
n AZ s. - 100 - rough DO 2I6 n. at ~
! stag 80 n . s.
AZ S. So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14

4. Fast Express Trims 20 - -,
baltimore Washington, Chicago, Ctncinnati'
50. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. IHAINs ~,
Leave New-York foot OF Liberty-st daily Tor cHlcauo
$50 m. ana l2Is night PiTTsBuMG SSIs T sx sun
800 p wAsHISGToN BALTIMORE , a m: c az
(ssO p M. sun.. Dining Carr 600. 600 D. m Dining
Can 1913 night
NORFOLK. II 80 a. m. daily. -
HFw-oRLEANs Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
rough Pullman sleeping Car s r. M. daily.
An train. llIumInat.a with P!ntsch lisn, .,
i4th IT.. i27 Pow.ry. y: T.; 81 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn
New-York Transfer Company will call for and check
haxgsgs from hotel or Iesidencs to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14
r1-RoprAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July 49, 1 D. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
steady at 7ss Cd prime mess steady At OILS 80 Pork.
Prime mess Western fine dull SIS Cd do medium dull
Hams-Short about - to ~ 10 easy at 43s Cd
Baconcumberland cut about = to 30 TO- hrm at S5s;
short rib about * H. firm AT $685. long clear mddles.
about - H. steady a3s: long and short clear nddes
about % No. duh III; shoulders about IL to Is H.
firm at 3Os Cheesc-Amcrican nnest white and coored
steady at Cd. Tallow-Irine city nominal Cotton
refined steady at lss Spirits o! tur
pcnne steady 2is I'D Rosn-common steady AZ a.
Iard-prmc Western spot. dull at 33s. Whcai-No 2
red winter steady rs "a: No red spring steady ut
I'D F1ourSt Louis fancy winter dull A. IS I'd Corn
Mixed Western. spot firm at ~ 3td; July firm at
a. 34d: August 2ad september firm at Is Sad
Hops at London-Pacinc coast steady at IL iosaf2 bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-14

Galyesion July i3-,'oion quiet middiing, o lilo:
low inddng &c; good ordinary. SIC.
ccpis 81 bal"r saicg bale; stock 1922 bales Notice:
The nrH new bale of the cassed strictly mid
angs was sold at auction to-day Kuhn a Frnussen.
The price paid SEQ
Norfolk. July l3.-Coiion steady: mIddllnr G.c. low
mddllng. 7i6c. good ordinary 5.c net and gross
cepts. balcn. stock. II 2sS bales.
Savannah. July 13.COiton quiet but steady: mlddlinr
oll-loc low mlddlng CSC; good ordinary. &c. and
grss receipts. bale sales. bales: stock 5G46 bales
Nrw-orleans. July 1a.-'otton nrm good mddng TIC.
mdding. &C. low miidlng. csc good ordinary lijc
net and gross receipts ~ aleg: exports conswsc IL
bales. sales. 800 bales: stork. ~ 453 balls.