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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24
An ldahu Wow.

Eolte Statcmai: liz il not Of all sur.
prisiug that the Suptemc court Of
Utah held the election law valic. The
only wonder Ia that snybody should
have been willing 10 take upon him.
self the responsibility Of nttacking 1t.
While there may have been 2 mo weat
points, no court would overture nm
election upnn such grounds as iworo
set up in this ease. The Legislature
can now amend thn low II IT thinss
amendment lie ie,ded, but In the
meantime there viii be no confusion
caused by citing aside the clearly ex
pressed Will OF the people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24
East Jordan ward.

x..,,.ov Decsmoer %, the ninety
fret anniversary Of the uirtn OF w
prophet Joseph Smith, Wes uu'S w
served in East J0roHn ware san LaH,
county, The date is also the seem
anniversary Of the orRauizsloh .
tbe ward. G as hall, IN East Joi
dan was the place Of aesemolaeP' Huu
was filled with happy company
,rhc exerrises began at ii y. M n
excsilpnt and appropriate program o.
SONGS, Rotations, addresses, etc. Wa5
yerssrtd. The speakers wera Blshol
Hvrum 5. Col Of East Jpi-
dan ward, B!fhop John Bgpet
~ West Jordan, Patriarch AicAloAlu
C;ardner. who formerly wac bishop
nver that whole section OF country
uhen n waa embraced in one ware,
ana ELDER Joseph T.. Taylor OF tn
salt Lake Stake presidency. The lal,
Ter delivered most interesting anu
comprshensive address ON the NE 81
mission OF the Prophet Joseph Salilh.
An elegant dinner was served, thfte
hurured people occupying places al
N. tables which were loaded Win
tounteous Iepast, TO which lull luslee
wns done by The happy company. 10
the evening, until tho closing noui U
~ o'cloch, the company enjoyed them
selves in dance.
During the ten days proceeding
Bishop Gofi OF East Jordan ward au-
nounced the receipt OF the deed to the
property on which the new ward meet.
ing house IL being built. The cost OF
Inc lot was 81, 600 all but $50 being
paid, anu that amount has been
promieed.
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II Gocs without snyIpg

That whrn you are suiierug num c't'
AFRO, you want relief right away.
WAIST Is the uEe, then ol experiment
Ing with blnod "cureL"u pen = climstlc
disease? Use u local remedy. Use
Eiy'a Cream Balm, which relieves AZ
Onre the attacbs Of caiaTrh ana cures
chronic caseE. THIS remedy can %
used by all without Injurious results
IL cuntains No mercury nor Injurious
drug OF any KIM.
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WEATHER YANE.
observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montnna, Oregon and Wyoming
Stations.

Weather reports showing observa-
tious at s am. today:
Salt Lake City-Barometer, 80. a.;
temperature, 80; minimum, "a; VIM,
east, o miles per hour; cloudy.
Baker City-Barometer, 3D.2S; tenn.
Ierature, rs; minimum, rs: wind,
southwest, lshi; cloudy.
Cheyenne Barometer, 30,5S; tenn.
perature, is; minimum, Ia; wind,
southwest, s miles per hour; cloudy.
HavTe Barometer, 1896; tenn.
peIa,ure, %; minimum, ~; wind,
northeast, hight; clouiy.
Observation-Disclosures so. 40; tempera.
lure, "a; minimum, "a; wind, south
west, light; cloudy.
Miles CiN BAROMETER, 80 3s; tenn.
perature, 30; minimum, "a; wind,
sOuthesst. 10 miles per hour; rain,
trace; partly cloudy.
Winnemurca Barometer, 3O.33;
temperature, "a; minimum, %; panty
c.ouJy.
Idaho Fail.-Baromoier, 80 80; ten.
perature, 90; minimum, 10; wind,
northwest, 10 miles per hour; cloudy.
General and local forecasts Tor SG
hours ending p. m. Friday:
For Utah: Fair tonight, and FRI
day stationary temperature.
Salt Lske CITY and vicinity; Cloufy
t1nighI, ana friday Stationary tenn
peraIuIe.
j. H. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
SALT LAKE CITY, Uish.
Today's temperature is shown In the
fac emile thermometer given below:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

Thos. B. Sleater, aged 20, and Alice
H. Page, aged Is, were granted mar
rlage licenses today. Mr.. Sleater be-
ing under age had to get coDsent o
his parents, which was o0lainsu, hr.
X. u. Slealer, the young mans iather,
signing the application. Both OF the
contracting parties are residents OF
this city.
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Boxing Exhibition.

There will be q four round "irieni
ly~ boxing exhibition Tor points be-
tween Hershel Mckinney Of Denver
and an Ogden unknown at Thomp'
san,s gymnasium on Commercial
street tonight. Thompson VIII also
spar with Dick Francis, Californian
champion. Harry Gatewoou ana
George Robinson viii make another
taau.
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NAN IA CLAUS
Al tho siores of tho Great American
Imrarting Yea gomuauv


imroriing Yea company.
Grown people can secure the good.
viii and kindly favor OF Santa Claus
II they IN IKE their Christmas Dur.
chtsts Mt any ono Of the stores .! tue
Grtat Am -iicau Importing Company,
list OF which ran be found In the al.
vertisi e columns OF the daily NEws.
The msua ers OF the company have
very generously decided to make a
> 1T 10 everybody who spends even the
email sum oi SO cents, Ia any ore OF
their many stores, allowing the buyers
TO make their own selection from q
large collection OF beautiful goods 10
crocksiy, china anu glassware.
A the Gfcat American Importing
Tea Comtauy keeps lar1e lines Of
tess, G fees, spices aud baking
powders - all articles needed every
day in every iamiiy--lhis Offering Of
valuable gins ought to bring at least
one customer trom every household Ia
Salt Lake--ai,d 1t doubtless will.
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Broke an Arm.

While at play Ia her parent' lot,
yesterday afternoon, Charlotte, the
little ak. ysar.old daughter OF John IT,
Robinson, who resides OF III Eighth
street, Tell and broke her left arm. The
little girl suffered ihtensc pain until
The bone was set, but is resting easier
TO law,
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HOLIDAY RATES


On Dee. 24ih, 25.h, slst and jan l.l,
the II. q. w. announces rate OF one
single fare tor the round trip between
any station on its lines; tickets poou
until Jan. 4th. Tho train sefvlcev "
the line is unexcelled In the wes.
Take advantage oil this opportunity W
visit your friends and relatives In 'ne
coun tfy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

Chicago ard Alton train, robbed at
Blue Cut, Independence, last night,
was got together after having been cut
In two by the roboefs. and the trip to
st. L1uis resumed. Marshal Kesh-
Ter, who started IN pursui, OF the rob
bars last uiRhf, has not yet returned.
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col. ,nw :. sec. Hmm

CLKvRLANp.O Dec. "a. Go .Sowers
OF Salt Lake, Lax conn c,cd with tue
Mormon CuuFch as aiIe,g"I In the AS
sociated Prets dispntchl formerly OF
Ohio, and later q piomiaent politician
OF Utah, ha quite conference Win
Mark Hanna TO-DAY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

II. Jam & Co., whnlesriu and re.
tai ceslers D. Coat. Yard, An Wet,
he ween + uih l''mp.e and 1T ionih.
Telephone 6U6. Office, "a Main Street.
Al kinds OF Coal tuppiied nj lowest
market price. Orders may be leil at
rue Salt Lake Equitable Coop.
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Lannan.s celebrated club sausage.

navc you ever uiieJ your Christ
mas turkey with Lapnan's celebrated
club saussgt? As a dressing for turkey
II CT nnoi he excelled; Try 1t. Ii Will
also make most delicious Christmas
b'eak,ns'. Frrsh daily.
LANNAN's MARKET. a33 Main Street.
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Salt Lake TempIe.

The Salt Lake Temple Will close on
the evening OF Thursday, Dec. "a,
1895, and reopen on the morning Oi
Mvnday, Jan. 4, 1897.
Lorenzo SNOW,
praaidonf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

Prophet, together with i3ok n o. NJ,
hair, was rasssd from one 10 hhV ,t.n''
that they NJ hit view ana MANURE Wv"
article. which are now In inc p'''''
sion of Sister Himbsll'
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Logan Temple.

The l. gan Temple will close on
Friday, Dec. "a, 1895, amt reopen OH
Monday, Jan. 4, 1897.
~, w. MERRILL, President.
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Your Friends

Woulj appreciate good books, espec'
tally Church Works asa Hmns present.
All Mormon publications at DEsEhEr
NEWS Office.
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SILVER. LNaI


GosToS.-1n fills CITY. rec. o. tse
age, John Gorfon, late OF ihg fnrv OF 80
loren Q, age n yenrs 0"""h col.
tuGeral eervices viii DO noid ftov, o,,,.-
neIs undertaking parlors on sunday i si
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

We hive Just received oesuu .aa
stock of Swiss musical boxes. fi'''
from 50 cents to $50,
CALDER's MUSIC PALACE,
As anu AZ West First > 1uth o''
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SIik aud Initial Handiscrshie"'
Larse Stick, Law Prices. BROW,
TERRY & WOODRUFF Co, l4E m"H
at
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

Gni,ars from SO 90 To SIC 90
Al Dayn.s h Coalter. "a Main s''''"
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sIO.ks AND MARK IL rs.
New York stock unrk ct

NEW YonK, Dec. eL-stoek market opened
up strong at gains OF important fractions In
the railway stocgs. Rubber exceptionally
advanced 4, on declaration of q sper cent
dividend.
stock market was devoid of feature during
the second hour aside from the renewal OF
liquidation Of some high priced specialhes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

Fstry Organs Il.
AT D4yues d CoaIter. So 90 per ii'o''''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

Children's uGerdown coa~ NV
Equitable Co.or.
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In Boys' and Mems. Splennlo la
ues. All eiZes. BROWN, TERRY
WOODRUFF Co, 142 Msin 81.
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Chicago, Dec. "a
Mhehi-Dec.. Tsgs Jan "a,
uorn-bec., AK Jan. s2isGg
Oats Dee. lGH Jan. H.
fork B. Dec. $3.50, Jan. fsb7
iard-Doc.. 81 60, Jan ,s255I.
M nins-- Dee 81. 50, Jan. ss,;&so.
BARLEY 2Jsdss.
flaN-3fis.
Timothy So. S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-12-24

. stoeksrs and feeders, 81 (. aa.D,
sheep Stronger.
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In Gentiemen'a Night Bobes an1
Psjumss. Brown, TERRY u "oVD
RUFF Co., 142 Main STREE.
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Chicago, Dec. "a
Hogs
Llght, sa.Saass.i5.
Mixed. ia2ndiS40
Heavy, s300dN 40
Rough, s3.0OdsSG.
Cattle
Beeyes. ss.50Gs5.25.
Cows and heitcrs, sl.5o@H95.
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silycr-s6ls
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New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

nrrvrs neo,lp. were ), % S,'. OF s,g S,'a Sar.
,na-t~, ~o ,r,ie IN i've o,,fie rr,InT steady c7'y
irsss~d native beef sides steady NJ "p7tr r~r u -
inel,- 20 Bermuda he crnfc' 81 cn" nni - She?
FOR j. g culver ana II ,4ffc and =. sheep for . .
nugh 80 exports 4 I've oa'fle or fresh meat reported
'cHLVrS Receip,s 477 head and 10 head w-re
ported the pens t-siie- F''Ins l''l" h'i'e,
at 81 25aS4 - per 100 ~. bunch u miSei calves q,
ss y, 4, iu''eruilhs offered country fr"r-~i
slack demand and easier ~ i@"',c Ier N ,liy
Mcricfsoa Co Ge ,eals 100 n average.
# IT, ions yea. las n n, s. -. "2 mixed calves.
''J uume nm 4 Mullen. 20 veals i7G " At 81 80
T. " OTIS q CO. - scais. lG' N. a. 81 -.
sIIEEP AND LAMBS Receipts we're l''. oars or : i,i
prices and the pens we're cleared early f.9r 'hocc
shee. gold S2nSi - per 10 - culls ~ - -" r"
yearre. s. 2a$3 30 ana a'a ,"rr 4 southern lambs
arm =, Gis4si,c and choice cnrcass's brought g..
dressed yearlnrs unchanged at 9pilc: dressed lambs
ssicq newton & Co: 20 virginia lambs. IS NJ aver
% 2er G9 ~ "a "a ~ 49, ar IS s. % az 80 - 10 =" u, ', 10;
81 70 do 81 II, 81 10 - DO ~ ~ a, s. - 34 Ken
ncky do H. -: 100 kentucky sheep. io2 nast 81,
coiins 275 Virginia amls 60 n At 81 -: 2a' do.
G2 H. at 81 - ~ G2 ~ at s. - ~ Virginia sheep.
D. McIhcrson & to: ~ Virginia lambs % ~ at 81 80
90 40 &. ~ At - -. 90 d. c2 n s. - 2.p do. -
n at 50 -: !. virginia shscg. Jos n a, s. p 90 leo
si - 252 vcarlngs Gn ~ at g. 80
Judd Z o. Ohio sheep % N. a, s. - 30 In
diana do ~ H. at - io - ln'"na 'ea'hs'' 90 TO- al
H. H. Hollis: 2G9 KENTUCKY lambs. 30 in. at 81 10
slaiehterers direct Market nomnay steady At 50 sea
50 per 100 H. ignt pigs were gn2ed at - Coun,ry
de;d que' at tsnG P;s m f m'"% - State +. ss' s 1 n
average. at 81 20 per 100 H.
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

New-York. June 4 1896
to sei vh!cH resulted in further cut in Pri'r, ana
speT;ed TgsT 9naele a marrow lens Ms al G % ~ Medu %
to 81 o5qsl or and pea fad som@ saes a, Sgs "Z
a5ou, as last qaced lot Of 20 bags lima sol at 81
enee GTees psq r b.s 81 w as & DO na s.
90 pea siqs g2 do white kidney; 8 3egsl a5. do red
eye 81 % 60 lima. california s. so0si y, DO foreign.
peas bis I5a57,sc do bags. 7oc do Scotch b's f''1g
B'TTER-n no way has the market changed There is
fair ob Gsn be enr fe % !. a R" T RI T ea s' M
animation OF goods however throws a good many
Of top grade and forces The acceptance Of tue less
quality going at l5c. but, as rule unless fancy
ii iisc at Witch here are ample "rernss Of drs,s The
recent accumuatoas Of medium 70 choice grades have been
Effort being made 10 nnd outlet here for of the
Point to very fuIl supply for some time to come Fo
tn mail lots It's Of State daS arriving late prices are OBJ
little hrmer and there is moderate demand for fresh
ss strictly fancy goods arrivals Of which con,nge light
and some uncertainty prevails as 70 the OUTLOOK We
quote; Creamery eStras per n i5zc do hrs's i4f4,sc
tubs extras I,c 10 Welsh tubs fancy selections 4iac.
IG@n do sec'nGs cmici.c Western Sar eaiic
factory. extras osalc do drss osaiOc. do thirds to
EGGS Receipt. liitl: larger than last Thursaay.
a slight Tie demand a euieter
and the tone Of the naiks shade sss firm. although
relatively steader than medium qualities and huyers
esp tensdsfaole part supply !. oefed at lac
slowly. Western culls be unusually good to
COMMAND outside quotations. We quote: Jersey and
nearby. fancy per dozen 13MQlic State and Pennsy-
Vania l3c Western prime fancy. l2Ql--c. do poor
per s. 40Nx3: Western culs. per case 81
MS2 10
CHEEsE-Thc movement in large full cream cheese
delivery OF The Central YS receipts %erv few !" %
Ing arrived ST Johns Park up noon. While the
general demand for large cheese has developed
few exporters evidently orders and a nun
ter Of lots engaged arrive Gc for
fancy coored and for white chees
showing much natural color very difficult above &C.
Small white cheese cleaned ND very
closely. and the market IL steadily Il Tor
hut small colored sl in available supply
and selling slowly. with &c difficult
been shaded nc In several instances New skins In only
moderate supply. but demand continues slow especially
for size colored At Cuba yesterday boxes sold
nj &C. Liverpool cable 42s Cd ssr white aSs for
c lored We quote New State. fun cream. fancy large
white 6xc; do large white. choice. &C. do good
1'4a5Ac DO c9lorsd fancy 0sc do choice. Gl.aslsc
fair to good 5ixYG": DO smal. white fancy &c DO col
orei. 6i.M1c: do small good to choice 6aGsc;
mon 70 fair. iq5sc: light skins choice. &C. part skins
good 70 ptme. +9i'1c: do common fair. ease full
skins. litG2c
FKCITS-FREsH-Appl sti scarce and the f. W
are plenty to-day and moving slowly at easier
1e1res southern peaches are coming in more freely
and Georgia. they mostly OF the or
dinary carly varieties and meeting slow
easier prices generally S2s2 per carrier
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
OTHER MARKErs-nY rrLrGnArm

Eas, Liberty June 4-Cattlc-- Receipts light, market
steady prices unchanged extra 81 3Ou>i 30 prime 81
aSi 30 good, 81 logsi -; common. lass 80 rough
TAT S2aS3 bulls. stays and cows Sass 30. heiferg
S3Hti fresh and sprngcrs $ljUS+o Veal calves.
s. 2JnSi so heavy and thin calves. S2m>3 Hogs Re
ccips light. market active. prime, 81 3pas3 30. best
So ~; heavy hogs 81 2bqs3 -. rousha s2u$3 Sheep
Supply fair market steady prime Sinsi 10. good 81
81 fair S. Ao4S3 20. common - iIqS3 -. culs sa<2.
81 5OQsi 90 spring lambs siqSG
Union stock Yards Chicago. June I-Catile- Receipts.
1000 head market easy. common 10 81 30q
81 8o srockers feeders soaS3 80. and bulls
81 GpQS3 - calves 81 25gS3 -. Texans 81 20dS3
Hogs Receipts 2'Mo bad market hrn' heavy packing
s3Ns3 30 choice assorted. 81 3o0ss 30: light i0d
81 37is. pigs. So 75n$3 -, Sheep Receipts head.
marke, Inferior 10 choice $3gsi 40: lambs s. 80
st. Louis. June !. National stock Yards -Catre-Re-
ceipts 235 head. market STEADY and prices i"c
lower: 50 oas3 10. cows. 81 4OqS2 10
prices 5c To- 10 lower: h'avy 81 @JN 81 H. light $50
81 20: mxed $? soa@ 10 sheep Receipts. , o7 head
native mired 81 60. Iatiye lambs. Sass 10.
Kansas city June i.--Iiogs-Receipts. 1900 head
maS strong lsh, and s, Pss s. 11s1 o. medium
head steady. native st~e!s. best 81 7Ogs4 fair
to good s3pS3 7O and heileis best s3qs3 90 fair
to good 81 sOQ$3 bulls So lodS3 10; stocers and feed
SJQs9. Sheep-Receipis. 1900 head. market steady
Iuralo. June 4.-Cafte-Recepis last - 1 13s
last week o7o2 head market opened and closed steady
and nrin: stock sold about steady Hogs-Receips
"a hours. 7oio head total Tor thus far 3s
head. for time last week 80 $40 head; market
opened with active demand. with generally uncha nsed
values; closed steady and unchanged Sheep and lambs
Receipts last "a hours 1900 head total for
opened steady prices generally 2ad5c lower: sheep
market closed UNCHANGED; lambs little lower: light
pigs. 50 ioa$3 45. "
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
Railroads.
pen NSYLVAIIliI NH
Railroads.
RAILROAD

ooo rAsr II EnsS; May a % Hsssss''nd' sss Street,.
iS:So 4; u: FENEsYEyASThS FENEsYEywAr2fS' GaF T. s,t.ss.
compartment Sleeping Dining smoEnir nirED-Puiu..
NJ. Cincinnati Gao A. M ina,sl. n M Cleveland dpss: sM
sSi'Si''s sS ii'o A. NJ ST. Louis s'P.'' 800 asos
200 r. VI. CHICAGO AND ST ,or,. :. ana 'ass
Sleeping and Dining Cars to 81 ioyI!is iLWGis ExPREss
Phlsiso % cheasS Aasyf s5 GnsnSp 1915 1i M
600 =: VI. WEsTERN TExpREss-s,..n,. I''t
hs 2s a' " SRSssS chcaso sHf Cleveland ca
6cDDa, and Dn1S Cars to Cincinnati and St. LOUIS
A. NJ second morning Indianapolis 1918 P NJ st. AIiTS it-S
500 r: u. PAcIFic EXPREss-pu,,m,, ss Louis
and Toedo sanday iHi chicago daily and GssssS; S
s. $50 WAsHINcTox "a, !" 1DlH,,s AND sd THE SOUTH
SGnses cn .iona LIN al Parlor and Dnias 20 a.
"as sDnaas sa5 sso esS s Il PPM Ss az: sS =
all Par9r and Dining carsj iso cpinSs cp,sonsi c La
sorTHRX nns Ss' kAiLwaYsS y " l3lS Psh, .'' 10
P@ ss%Ps sssS:. a'ssS; S.aos:'
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-oso N .,,.
asn-r fors lamp1 m Mac9n aad Jacksonville 900 s
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. E,Or...,o.
For %' Old POINT 's c6MFoRT dTr 1%'s and SSsvo, cs
Charles Ronte 4 " weekdays and with "a Ts.s @
ATLANTIC CITY, 80 p. NJ weekdays. rsro,..
Pa Psro, 2 s car "a aad Day 70 coach "''usA Ssss
For Long Branch A.bury Park 'S'ss' ocesS Grow. A..
Pleasant. 90 A. NJ. y TO- 80 40 sio sna Pon.
p VI. weekdays Sundays stop At In,sriay,..I .Ie l5
bury Park). o - A. NJ p p " @"e" iw A.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
6 90 80 g. = 30 .. a30 10 Penn'a lJmitst, ,o,.
ing Car). II A. NJ i2 l. 30 3 4 a. ~ ~. Dn-
ing carr. 30 Dining car. Dining ca, ;y ~ Gta.
= NJ. u. Il night SUNDAYS Is s30s a. -
ted). TO- II a. NJ. Dining car, l. "a, ~ S.9 ~ un-
night VIZ u, RD
Tckc, Offices Nos. 1873 ga iiec isn III -. -.
Broadway. Astor House and foot of Dsc,.Ma Ma ~
CDrtandt streets. Court Street, SO Fulo, ss 80 anl
Broadway ard BROOKLYN Annex station IN, s,st :. %
street. BROOKLYN. station Jersev City Ths VI fgna
Transfer COMPANY Will call 'or and check bas,, ,oN
hotels and residences through destlna,on -s' 'om
S. NJ PREVosI, J. R WOOD.
General Manager #. neral Passr Ass-,
New-York tribune., 1896-06-05
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. June 4. 1896

CoTTON-The market vaIiab!s locally as as wen ss a.
abroad and were influenced largely DN tne coIIs
taken by Liverpool, where futures opened WIN a
3Q4 points but closed with net adVai0e % e1 u
sales footing up 1900 bales. our market s.ai,tu
even with Yesterdays closing prices put QuVnS 20
vanced about points lost IT, and theh ia" % ~
points and then eased of several points Inc e.'s.s
showed q advance OF IQe Poh's VIZ"
very steady and total 10000 bales The nuC'ud
were within range Of about 10 points IN - - ~
Aug,s Senember was especially firm according 20 pr
vate cables heavy buying by proHllI.eiN vrra,r,n;
which leads 10 the belief in an August ccfie,. ~,
was reported 20 be influenced On the nus C,r,ntces
ish int erpretation put upon The Flnahcia No. .oin
acreage statement although this idea was hvt iuls
cidci in here The market is SENSITIVE ana am, ppHers
quickly to a preponderan'e oi oey,hs o - a,thouah
private adyices that Texas nseus r. may be said
cron accounts continue favorable. mus p rsa a
mind that crop conditions and not ihcisareu ,Sf
,nake he crop and al the moment he wouIu Nae 80.
cO 10 600 900 bales the probable extent oI 1sa
- Galveston dispatch says: To our Kho"'rus
nnv scattering showers have occurred 50 iat IN
eastern portion Of Texas Letters feSee sneraliv looks
speak OF crop prospects as follows few places
Well fields clean with good stands except III -" % ~ .ss
e ain s bady needed. Good rains are more OF
reedea Throughout the whole Of this section n,o con
very beneficial" Augusta Ga ctsR a. present
niSs nsary ali clear grass and weeds W.,
nisb nerfeci PLANT grown for season IA 9 ney
anu s,t's ,eraiory has had sufficient rain Inc
cei' U1 acreage statement issued to-day SHOWS
net increase compared with lssS OF I-s - G7 s3 acres
ne. ,i M 30 ~ 057 t45 acres 1925. against 90, 900 go,
'I's ,s. o TIL 1885 90 crop placed at zoy oa'es.
az 1904 OK crop o SG3 600 bales. Ihe Chohv.e IS:,I
anu ,ianted IN 1896 appears TO ne very nIle
less than 10 1894. though .h, vear feature
gate quit c;o rlsnng il that the disposition 20 put IN
M more cotton has been general no ds'''o' 'e'0s ~
crease - .,d close today and closing bids the