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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09

Market closed steady at TO 10 points advance com
pared with yesterdays closing prices Transferable
ices Total sales 40 roo bales Spot dull lac
lower Middling uplands. Sc mdding gulf. SIC Sales
1856 bales. all spinning.
Liverpool cable-spo cotton small inquiry sales 900
Gales speculation and export 100 bales, American avh
Sales: receipts 1900, all American Mdding uplands.
l5-l6d Futures opened steady. sellers ga decline
closed barely steady 3 Az decline January
February iO4l4s February March 405as March April
406l.s April 4073s; MayJune. 4s; August. 4l32s;
August September. 4112s; September October. io72s
October November. 405i3 November December 4O49s;
December January, 404ies.
CoFFEE-Local transactions were light Cables we're
pending developments Receipts free and deliveries light
Havre barely steady; total sales 1900 bags August
rs September rs October 60 90 November 10 APRIL
50 So Rio barely steady lo5ao refs exchange 3-32;
receipts 10000 Cleared United States, 700; stock.
go 600 receipts. 1900 stock. 314cn market
quiet at 10 200 reis Hamburg quo,ed August "-'"' ''P
'ember 50 90; October, $3.50; November. 30 %
contracts quiet unchanged points advance
Sales ( hays follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
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NEW. Y0RK ONTARIO B. WESTERN RY.

Trains leave foot NJ West I2d St as follows '' ''"
utes earlier from franklin ST. anu ,.L..
- VI for West Cornwall Orr's Mills. lAkrs
Mohonf and Minnewsska. Mlddl-town. bloomhso'Tsn
ri envills Pittsburgh Hurleyville Lake hamesa
erty scranton Walton. Delhi. Sidney Norwich o"'"
OnelI. 800 tf.u Niddetown. Bloom
lngbnreh Wurfsboro Eenvile. Mountain Daie' tsnlt.
viIe Fallsburgh Lake Kiamesha. Hurleyvlle. lAoe'V
Fails Liberty White Lake .,.. ,t..,o
las T.. VI, SATURDAYS only) for Midde,own n,
tnehIrqh Wurisboro Elenvile. Mountain Daie. sheI.
vile Pittsburgh Lake Kiamesha Hurleyvli' Tnn
Falls Liberty. White Lake. Parksvie Livingston" '"'''
3,i5 H. VI. Campbell Hall Lakes Mon s s an
Minnewaska Middetown. B.oomingburgh WurtsDo'D
snville Mountain Dale. Cenrevile FaIisou,sn' yvSi,s
I<Ia mesha Uureyvi.e, Liberty Falls IipeIv' "i"''
LAKE Parksviie Livingston Manor. Rockiand
1870 r. VI. DAILY for Campbell HAL Mlan'e Xr
wich Randasville oneida Fulton. Oswsgo r Niasa1s
Fai.. and points west, luna rnllnan F 2rspS
5,15 y. VI. for West Cornwall. Orrs Mile Me,r ,,
Drook Inrnsde Campbell Hall. stony Ford Cryslai
run Mlddleown winterton Boomngburgh' Wurts"o'o'
tickets and Pullman seats at 81 Broadway. ~ y. -
J. c. ANDERSON. G. p. A.. so Beaver st. y. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09

The street msrke, dull for Rio and santos vslues
at iosc Mild coffee moderately active but steady
Tn AX x9s pss IS:ws ND !"
from those ruling for the last few DAYS BUYERS are thor
Ssssy !: ] s.: Sss Ss ss
a F 'Hoia aH' sales is 50 80
Me:s1n snd southern 81 sodt2 10 BAG
STEADY So sales 6 2c esss USsd WFf
Quoed and 50 n t7.a52,sc 10 'S 95Sr
cot,onssed meal o5casi: oil meal eoao2'sc; city feed
GRAIN HEAT-The wheat market this morning was
quiet but 'e nTms al the sS fe Tho on sssy but
was Of very quiet markets. but fairly steady Foreign
~ great deal Of damage TO the crop in the Northwest from
heavy hail and also on the Ohio State report MAX
for the well maintained and showed total
$50 900 bush last Year Since jul, l. the total has been
10 72 bush Of 5als0 900 bush the
aea of damage to the winter wheat from storms and ex
csse rains but these feBST DID n9i aa 9ns
today PA against 5 last week and SIS
he, %ns h. seems 10 he very decided mnanmitv in tho
s Interior Of Wheat Continues ex
ssn and has s m an a, ns s v
week The Goo e1pos 2m M ri M Aan s pqTs
nour exports have been 10000 bbls increase Of
$500 bbls Cash wheat was very Gret TO-DAY no nd sale.
quoted at a'ac oyer sepesm6er ahoat sepenher
o afoat and No hard 4i5c over September b snoa
Futures closed at unchanged 10 &c advance On curb
there was little better feeling September selling G2a
6G3Ic closing 63 3-l6c. Argentine exports for the
week 00o bush against 1000 bush the preceding
week .... .CORN-The market for corn was quiet but
fairly this morning at the closing quotations Of
terday There little buying the Of
injury 10 growing crop and excessive heat and the
Inundated by the and the high condition Of
that State will reduced. The movement ~ old
however keeps up very heavy proportions. Brad
streets exports the week ?5I 900 bush
ao5 bush the preceding week and 106 900 bush last
wear Since July 1900 mo bush increase of o7 900
hush The primary receipts Of have this been
air bush Increase II eO 900 bush last week
leading estimates Of liberal increase in the visible
The from the PRINCIPAL Atlantic have
been 903 decrease II 10000 bush The cash
corn market fairly steady day with sales NJ 50 900
waite terms September closed 3Oikc. No IN the
elevator was quoted 30c The future market closed
at sc advance decline On the curb the market
inactive the last week LAG 600
bush GsS 900 bush the preceding week OATS
The market for oats quiet. hut steady
unchanged quotations compared with
last evening. on the curb no business was reported
crop. hut the primary movement this week has been
very heavy amounting 1876 400 bush
the preceding Of as 00D bush The exports for the
week decrease ~ 624 600 bush The market
inactive hut about steady Sales reported ~
10 600 unRraded white 2GG30igc No oats
quoted at 2ji.c elevator and No 2 white &c
RYE-Thc market dun with quotations about steady
37H37iac. t.. BARLEY-Mark~t quiet with feed
Ing quoted AZ 32ff32i.c 9 I.
The TODAY the closing previous
day and closing prices for the corresponding date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09

1ssn quotations We're as follows Flour dun and
spns wheat 52a56e by sample 40 red 5s3sgeiS
A 49, ' Sa SS s saa IS 60 as:s 10 5rHs
81 fo 10 81. s. peh s 1s5 ' s 50 ssss
f :} & 8, nn s6Sd scsf per ssop e;
today the eaatter market was hrm extra creamery l4isc
sisa5'ac g. 'F'"''' "a'' Eggs were easy ''''"
Sn,s@s As Sa E"Ss as.' s; sP5 *4's' nss
rack red ds 20 T Corn ls%
Yellow. 27G27ac. oai.-Narket quiet: So : white new
S4 G 2: No :s. %Scd 9 o &s 2 20 .r aCk S
$, - clear but S. clear back $ p Lard m4gke,
sc AZ Loose sS6udss ia oG Soc snort
mo SECS ssoa t loose o' s,d sG clear .h@t ~ Dry sl
ssSs s. $ess2 b 5" asi maSt 's
ohia aad ni2na srsamers llai$c EgssMar;e easy
sc cash ranged isc below: Sample wheat nrm. ',g'sc
sesc. No Nerhern ssgSss.c BARLEY samples easier:
No. ? 53e no @c Rye steady and more active No l
steady at decline noted yesterday bu, the demand
light, while milers arc firm Mistuns unchanged.
osr Ss cent A result @ s E %@s ana 1
trading September opened at 5sc advanced early to
rallied m osas at sSuf sf opened
Cash local S miller paS @ 'S Se s n @
spo, No ! Northern cold wheat. New wheat Of which
two three showed up traded at September
price; No Northern sold &c under for old No
sold september figure less l7c, No sold at II Q2c
under standard on track: No hard 55'sc No North
ern, 5iac; No Northern. 53%c. FourPattnt. 81 lOG
As bakers 81 25Ts2 30 production 4iOo bbls ship
mcnts 30 6l6 bbls MllstufsIuk bran quoted - 80
per ton shorts 81 7o middiings 81 50
Philadelphia Aug. s.--tlour-Mnrket ruled steady
winter wheat offerings OF which light but springs
weak under general pressure sell Very lttle
demand any description. Wheat-Market quiet shade
under reports from the West Gables
fair foreign inquiry bids generally limited low
business wheat August. 6OiG6lc, September.
ols QG2c: October 62s, f63c November nominal Corn
Market firm quiet Offerings light. but exporters in
different and local jobbers usual Saturday were
holding on. No 2 mixed August 20h020kc. September.
supplies old small prices frm .dic higher with fair
Futures advanced l,asc but nothing doing and
values largely nominal No white August. 2in2'c
September. 24g2tsc october, 24024isc November 24,
25c ButterQuic steady prints extra. isdi9c. Sugar
Refined quiet steady. quotations unchanged
81 Louis Aug S-Flour dull steady. Wheat-Higher:
August 5p.c September 5ssc asked. December 81 sc
bid Corn-Firm; August 22c; September 22i.c bid De
cember 24l.c; May 2o',d25%c bid. Osts-Firm
Amgrsi lo.c bid. september isssc bid May 2spsc bid
rork"sandard mess rev. 50. old, so 25 Iard,Primc
AZ. clear sides NC; shoulders ave. Dry sal,
shoulders 3Nc longs 3%c, clear ribs Sac Other articles
un hanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
IEHIGH VALLEYRAILROAD

stntions foot Of COrfIandt and DesbrOsses sts
O,fO A. VI daily (Sundays, 100 A. M FOR MACcH
S,i5 A. w. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHEs-
TER Bi-FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION
nrIDGE and the West and principal local points dining
car 10 Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbule Sleeper 10
r., 900 A. W. daily. except Sunday. for MATCH
ctrNK and intermediate points. Connections for Read
ing and Harrisburg.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 p. NJ Through Rochester Pull
,nsn Vestpued Day Coaches and Psror-Car. Dining
car Service Meals la carte. .
Junction : nd intermediate points
40 r. VI daily. except Sunday, for /" & n. Junct
and all in ermedate stations. Chair 70 Wkesbarr~
H.:,O p VI tSundays only) for Mauch Chunk and
Hazeton and all intermediate stations . . ,.>..
TlON and principal intermediate stations Pullman buffet
naror-ca, +, Wikesbarre connecting for PottsyNe
5U5 y. VI. daily. for Easton and intermediate sta
tions Oh .ir-car to Easton. ...- ,..,,.
$40 VI. daily. for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALl,S
" :. T. chicago. sleeper Buffalo and Toronto Con-
necons for Reading and HARRISBURG , oc.,,,s
1900 r. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. KO'HfsS-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West T. Imam sleeper 10 Chicago and Buffalo CHAIR
o Wkesbarre ..o-~.,. -
1850 p. VI. daily. except sunday. for EAsToN and
Intermediate points. oo,.>.,,
Additional local trains daily. except Sunday for BOZ NJ
rROOK and intermediate points. leave as follows. SD
a NJ 900 A. NJ 2:3o p. NJ 420 ?. NJ. and $50 T. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommoda,ions a. - 80, 80 a.
i27 Bowery. y Y; SEQ Fulton ST. Court ST. os Broad
vnv and brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN . ,
Transfer VIII cail Tor ana chech
baggage from hotel residence through n destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
sorTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Aus. s-Cotton steady mitdling. &c. low
mldil.ns GAc good ordinary Ghc. and gross re
cepis 20 bales 'a new co'tonl exports 70 Great Britain
..i-5 bales. sass. 80 bles: stock 6Ti4 bales.
Norfolk. Aug s-,'oton hrm mdiinR TIC: low mid
ding Csc. good ordinary. 3-lGc and gross r.
cepts | bale. sales. = bales. stock. 2.4s5 bales
savannah Aug s6'otton steady. new i.c lower. mid
lng. 7sc. low midd.lns. Gsc. ami receipts
2iI bales us bales cotton. sales. 2Js bales
.2G3 ba.es.
New Orleans. Aug s-toton very firm. good mlddling
.lsc, mdfng TIC, low mddl.ng. &c. good ordinary.
G.c. net and receipts COB bales 1850 bales
tom exports 10 Great Britain. 900 bales France 20
bales coastwise bales sa.es go bales stock IL 2i5
ha
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
ALL-RAiL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For Red Bank. Long Branch. Asblrv Park oe.n
Grove and points south 70 Point Pleasant ~ s@
10 30 II 30 4 ". q 20 Saturda's orlvl. % ? IS 31
400 a 80 Red Bankl I 45 80 Gl5 500 SATURDAYS
only IN Asbury Park and ocean Grove " sgnisp
fstop at Inierlaken FOR Ashury Park and Oe Grove.
9:i5 A VI. 1:3o. 800 p. ".
CAT 4:3o s: 30 A. ~ 100 $50 r "
For Atlantic city Vineand and BrfSe'on. 80 A. "
For Monmouth Beach seahrigh' and Highlands &
n... ..n y -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
ROYAL BLUE LINE

WASHlNGTON
For Philadelphia week DAYS. 4.>. 90 SO. oV loW
II 81 Dining carr 4. NJ 3d. 20" $50 90 'Bunrt
Parlor Can. $50 500 Dining carr go ." 9Wi i",D
p. NJ 1918 night SUNDAYS. ~ Ho' lo'' u "
Dining car A NJ. goo 500 800 Dining carr 60"
For Ral,ir7ore ana WASHINGTON week days 40 Is.
1000 II 30 Dining carr A " zoo 30. 90" .Din'nf
Carr. GOO p. NJ. II Is night SUNDAYS 49, l"'' ~
Dining carr A NJ 900. 500 Dining carr. on" J. D.
1915 night .,
Tickets parior D" pro irl az o. ~
Libery-st. Il3. l72 2Gl. as 9+i -" i".r M o.,
737 9Th Ave- 81 East l4th-sf ii3 Fas' l-lin-.' 80
West 12jtn-st 2J1 Columbus Ave-. Now lgrs l..'
St seO Fulton ST BROOKLYN. rs BroadNat Wian @
The New-York Transfer Company VIII call ~ ana 'h-'A
baggage from hotels Or residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
rrRopEAN rRoprcr MARKETS

Liverpool. Aug. s. r. m.-Beet-Exira India mess
steady at As Sd. prime steady 36s 3D. Pork
Prime mess. Western hne. steady at i3s. do medium
steady AZ ~ ~. lams-Shcrt cut about IA to 10 10.
steady AZ rs Cd. Iacln-Cumheriand cut about u
30 ~ nrm at :5s sd short rib about % 10. nrm 2Is
long clear midiles light about ~ ~ NJ hrm
long clear middles heavy. about - - N. nominal
short clear middies. heavy about 20 - n. nominal
clear bellies about II 10 II NJ Arm 25s Nd shoulder
about u to - No. nFm at 25s Iard~Prime Western
spot dun at iss. CheeseAmercan finest white nrm at
3Os. DO oolorcd nrm 3Gs III. Talow-Prime city dun
at i6s ID Cottonscd oLlverpoo I-nnsd steady at Is,
Cd Spirits OF turpentne steady iss ID Rcuin-Com-
mon nrm at 10 Cd Wheat-No red winter dull Al bs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN ."
stntionx IN Nev-Nork. foot of barclay a"e
Chri.tophcr streets. ..cr
yESTuUIIED TRAINS. ~ iIh\\ III frb'
CtRS pI\TS(lI LIGHT. IN

Direct route q NEWARK. RIpONtlrlsl' M''N i,
THE ORANGES summit. Barnarls'iAe Ds 'a.as.
Ridge Madison. MorrStoNn. Plsssit iair. 'sn, ~
ton. Dover. Sfanhope NEWTON. R ~ : ~;
LAKE IOPATCONG HscNettstewn. ; HrvE srey
MAINTAIN Wa-'ineton plIlLLlPSbl k'i fAS..ie.
WATER GAP STROUDSRJ RG Po,ono NJ ,i.SSi.
SCRANTON PITTSTON. MIl.NESBAKht. NJ ~.
COKE pANNlLLE. NOPTHi IR' RlANp w.
rose RlNGHAMTON OXFORD NORWICH. MnsI
vile UTICA RICHFlEI.p SPRINGS. .o,,,,pl
SYRAClSE OSWEGO. ITHACA oWFSo. El"Nt"~
CORNING. BATH NASHVILLE. W'FFADp ~ ."
rs,ints WEST NORTHWEST AND SOrTHWEs ,I
500 4. -BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops al pF'h''-
1905 A M-,Ca,e carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON. Bly, inT
HANTON UTICA R'HFiFLp SPRINGS. 81. r.
t-I-SE and OSWFGO EMPRESS Pullman Ru1rt -
lor Cars connect at Buffalo with tain foi 'n""
100 p 'M",Cafe Can SCRANTON. wlLKEsnAEEms
and EI.MIRA ENFRESS. Ptiu an Bunei Pdrl,t ~, ~
400 T. M-SCRANTON W1LkEsbAKRk and fbi~
OtTH EXPRESS Putnam BUFFET iaf.or ca, ...
7:3O T. NJ DAILY Buffalo Nestbuel Limited Ny.
Tor SCRANTON. BINGNAMTON. ELNlRA o.,
FALO. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car 'onn'''
40 with train for Oh, ago nnt points wess An
80 + NJ tDa,).- BUFFALO SCR ,NToN. biNv,nr.fnss
TON. ITHACA. RCHFIELp SPRINGS. - 49,.
ard OSWEGO EMPRESS: Put MN l!Hne c,S a, Il
TICKETS AND PULLMAN A'CoMMp pAIipNs "a;
Park Place 429 broadway Tickets Al ferry sta Al,
Broadway III an ave. cor I'm s.. ~ w., an.
eos Co.umhus Kew York ass ana ~ Fuon tnfo-
100 broadway Brookhn. Time tales gNlns III" '
nation ~ all stations . ~. mi
WEsTrOT"r EXPRESS COMPANY VIII CAL ,o
residence - destih'us---
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
TRAWPS ATTEMPT TO WRECK A TRAIN

Chicago Aug S.-An attempt to wreck the Chi
cago and Alton passenger train. known as the st.
Louis local, which left the Union Station at
O'Clock last evening. made by unknown per-
sons who placed three ties on the track between
Sag Bridge and Willow Springs. The train struck
the obstruction but fortunately did not leave the
track and the only damage done was delay of
an hour. 1t is thought to have been the work OF
tramps, who intended to rob the train. but who
fed on seeing their attempt fail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
CENTRAL RAILROAD 0fNEW JERSEY
fAnthracite coal u-ef exclusively
-Four Tracks tomato Block Signals

fAnfnr1cIfe WI
-Four Tracks Iiomatc Block signals
on arc after June o.. 1870
Trains leave .faffon foot = T.ii~ffv
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Mapch chgnx A.
$50 7:i5 o.i0 ~ ~ Easton) \. NJ. 40 / N al
a 30 Esston). 5'45 100 h. Allentown ? surdar
40 ,7:i5 70 Eastonl a. NJ, IN. 80 800 r ~
For Wkesbarre. Pittsfon and scranton 9.io A. T.
l:io 80 AIS p. VI. SUNDAYS. 40 A
For Reading A. $50 500. 40 Ia 20 u N A ~ I'm
100 200 4:3o 800 5:i5. 900 p NJ ~ - ngh' sur
DAYS 40 4 NJ 90 100 : 30 600 r " II IS nsh,
FER Harrisburg a, 40 500 $40 1870 \. ". ia
1870. 4:3o. 800 80 p N i2:i5 night sundays ~
For sunbury Lewsburg and Wil.iamspor'. a. N. So
o1o 4. N. i:io. l:3o. 900 P NJ SUNDAYS. 40 A. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE &c.
From Per : Y r. foot = R-o'0r-sf.
For Atlantic Highlands. Hghlani Beach Nornart'a
Rumson Beach. So, fright. Monmouth Beach and Lrt
Branch $50 900 ~ 90 \ II. : o. . %. Is. 40
$40 p. NJ SUNDAYS 9:30 4. II. i.on 7 "
For Eheron. Asbury PARK. % Grove AMI points
south IN Point Pleasant. 100 4. ". Ia" %. rs
40 $50 P. Sundays fstop Ar In'erlaken f0r Asba1
Park and Ocean Grove 100 = "
For Lakewood. Toms Rilrr and Barnega', % A. ~
90 3:i3 =. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave New Y0TK, lF0i - LI'eTty 81 0'TF'
CHICAGO , T. VI. and II H. night.
PITTSRl.nG z a. * syn; , SUI y 10 n'sA'
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. : IS. 20 dinns- 'e.,,,,,
II 30 a. m, lDning carr. - 30 Dining tafl =, az
Carr i o. m. II II night. SUNDAY 10 DINING ar -
a. M dining carr. Dining 'aD. DINING 'a''
H. ~ - night
NORFOLK. 1870 n. M. daily -,
NEW -ORIEANS Through S'esper r n fa'N
All trains are Illuminated WITH pintsch lds.i 49,. q,
Offices ll3 l52 26i as ;.iio RwaN. 81 = ~ ssnn,,-s
io7 Rowery y 7 3a9 3it Fulton st. lrnlNpn e,asi
root ~ Liberty 81 = z r. ~ y J. HlggaF' enTNS
from hotel or residence to d.stinaton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

London Aug s. p m.-Bar silver Market quiet;
quoted al 3li.d per
400 p m-Money. = per cent The rate q discount
open market for both short and three months bills
{.
$50 p. mParis adyices quote per cent Ice
francs ae7 centimes for the account
perlin. Aug s-Exchange London. 20 marks 30
pfennnss for sight and ~ Tarks - pfennings fog w
blllA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
Railroads.
pENNSYLVANIl

STATIONS foot 81 Desbfosses and cortland, s,r....

STATIONS foi' Il 4 fds Iss: e "a . s'nd' '
1000 A. w. TEias7LvrSih G.f f EEbiI'.sSSt
Go" Sleeping Dining s"s saa
asy: i5o T. st. st." 4; LOUIS i sos X. s az 4s
400 % T. T. Il. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPIRES,
GSi,:So Arrive cscnHs io's " x ' r9: = =
600 " '' %Fs sFf + fexrnrss-sl..y.s ana ~
~ = H. sei1sa II gs'' s es
ana pning Gsrs to Cincinnati and ID g. ,s Xs
500 r; v; raciFic ExSrnEs Pullman sl..pia, Q.
land ' Wa sI,nf, i XVI Tmr sc,Tu
go. sss I@i% S6isos TX S',h slo a.
s.nda;.; $50 go ii l. y go coqs1s,.ofai'' L ass
AZ bn raT'2 Gar, and P",ls c1 40 Dining Can 81
sorTHERN RArIwSYY 80 T = II daily. Sleeper, ,
Springs = Is night daily. slcepsrs to New ors1n, -
Fof Tampa and aaSoa go r p Il aay i si.:,,
clEsAPEAKE 8 OHIO RAItwAY-Es1ress SOL
For a'y "a T Poo ssPHs sn and Hd D5ps s va
Route s 4. ~ week-da and wiki Through s..,.S,
Atlantic CITY. 100 p NJ. weekdays. Through BIZ,
.. Parlor csr and Day Coach "a
For L:as n,sSca Assu5y r,ss ocean gr2y' ri p
day ys'1 onyj % 49, 3 30 30 sio and 3 i;.
weekdays. Sundays 6top at lnteraksn for Asbv-,
Park). si5 yt5 4. ", a2l r
FOR PHILADELPHIt.
'i Sr ' CO. "a, '3s 10 ffon; ,"e' iS p5.:
Carr % dining can Dining Carr. $50 sspy
l2l5 night. SUNDAYS d,i5. 80 2 go 10 Limited,
dining carr. Dining carr 40 s r ". nj
night.
Broadwav / Aston House. and for - Dsshr's,s, All
Corflandt Streets. Cour; street SEQ Fulton a
Tgfoa lwav and BROOKLYN Annex station f01t II Ful,,,
street I,rooklyn station Jersey 'lf'. IRE Nev Y,-s
Transfer Company viii call FOR and check hsEgas. ms
hotels AMI residences through 70 desina'rn
s. ~ PROVOST J. WOOD
General Manager. Genera Eass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
LONDON WOOL IMPORTS.

London Aug s--The imports Of wool during the last
week were: From South Wales $40 bales. Victoria.
227s New-zeaiand 47jo Cape u Good Hope and Natal
iOsj China 727 Persia 1903; France S57 and various
other places The arrivals for the Nth series 81
auctions bales Of which a. 600 for
varied direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

SUMMER TIME TABLE cc,v.
For Red Bank. Long Branch tlo'f' n Vo n'ns,s,r,
Ashury Park Nelmsr Spring Lake ard Point on III
Trains leave foot Liberty street; !" 80 i.' "a tH
A. NJ. leo Saturday. on.yh i%. % % u n sat.
u 30 Rcd Pank onlN '4tS ; N. blo. -" = s,,tsys
urdays only t. Ocsln Grove and Asbufy farh' S"
- rs A. NJ. $50. 400 T. NJ ,,..... streets
Trains leave foot Cortland and nesnrose,, only,
$50 10 o To- 1900 NJ. IL 10 ~ 'sstn'. - "a tx
23o $40 ss 40 except Red bankl ~ Nv
r NJ Snndavs SIS .9t5 A. NJ $40 y NJ -. Asbv1
Sunday trains 10 not stop al ocean uFo'e CIV
Park.
s-Denotes express uap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09

I'D No Northern spring dull al os Corn0Hilxed
Western spot. duh Is osd; August duI al IS 80
September dull Is oi.d october dull at e '1d our
st Louis fancy winter s,eady IS Cd. Hops at Lon
don-Pacinc dull at 2jsdi3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore Aug s.-Flour dull unchanged; sales $50
bb rm sDo. and Aus .s gSc ssRem
by sample 59a62c: do grade. 6Oa62c: stock. 10000
bush sales 5000 Corn steady; spot August and Sep
3oT3o1c; stock bush; sales. ~ 0oO Oats easy
No white c bid No mixed saS2Sc stock w s.g"
81. a36c stock 2l 900 bush Hay hrmer; choice timothy
SIC 30 asked Grain freights firm. unchanged Coffee
dun; No T. illsdl1s.c. Other articles unchanged
Aug Fopr qus sea 81 oa ss5Ss 'a Mnrs
patents 50 sa DO clear az, ard :Tash y SO due. 90
yellow On track s4a845:: so and steamer 33'sc oa,s
nrm: 80 clipped 23isc. No 10. 27i7q2sc; No white
& M N I d. SO Mil nn tsd s as iF9f bran ns
$40 qs4 s s so 81 2 pSs gs aa@
sass Fresh beef quiet steers 6a7i.c hinds eaioi.c
%c.I ag Rq e1 ans Ssy oh
dairy. Haze; imitation and aides loai2c Lambs que
sglc mgSn STs ysaasss 9 Ess qS.
BY 2o: Eastern fresh oal7c Western and MS o
l2gl9c Beans qus' sssT ne e'e. 81 1sas, I c
Poultry quiet: Western iced turkeys 1la2e; Northern
fresh slsd fowls lsai4c do chickens iSqiss; Western
iiaisc: i've fowls loc Potatoes steady 75cqsl % a
be busbeTrss 49, baGbsErss 4asS De2 7Ts
iIay-Choce. isalac; lower grades, l9al!c Rye straw
qu ieal7 Leather stesdy ggs h snS &C. ron
:a2sc: seconds 23a2ic Watermelons i2a25c.
Buffalo. Aug. solosing Spring wheat easy inquiry n
se 10 9 gS SPOT %s hsr No. S no. oq
Northern 5s%c Winter wheat-No grade on track. 6lc
asked no other offerings; Kansas Gsc 30 red &C IN
sic: 80 corn 3ol. d3Okc. No DO 3oc track; 2
ye9w n store 2m 0ats quiz oa 10 y whit. o, on
10 3 mixed laraG2or. Rye nominal Flour steady fair
demand Minfced sSpiet Easy Canal feishts sesady:
naxseed. 3i.c
Chicago. Aug s-The leading futures ranged a. fol-
,,-h.., tIichas, ri,.t,s
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-03
H. F. WiChm3n,
FORT STREET.

Don't you need a watch?
One that you can depend
upon. The kind we sell.
We are selling Walthams
in a dust proof case for
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-10-03
THE LATE JUDGE.

Judge Austin belonged to a
family of jurists. He was every
inch a Judge in dignity and de-
meanor, while his integrity was
unimpeachable. His decisions
have generally been affirmed by
the appellate court, and lawyers
had nothing but respect for his
attainments. In the relations of
private life he was universally be-
loved, and not merely in the
urbanity that people have right
to expect in a Judge, but by an
unfeigned expression of cordial
ity toward friends, and even mere
acquaintance, he was one whom
to meet was pleasure. He died
in harness wearing the crown of
venerable years and the white
flower of blameless life.