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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-03


glass was obtained and a clause in
serted in the Mckinley bill protecting
their product 1.-The wealth of those
two men," he continued, was acquired
through discriminating legislation OBJ
tanned through the Mckinley bill. The
speaker cited several instances of
wealth accumulated under the opera
ton of McKinley's infamous protective
measure.
He called attention to the platforms of
the Democratic and Republican parties
and invited particular attention to the
tariff clause in the Chicago platform
He asked: is there anyone in this
audience who can name a single tariff
bill passed by the Republican party
that was not sectional?' There was
no one in the audience with sufficient
termerity to attempt TO answer the
question. Explaining the Chicago
platform the judge spoke at length
upon the justice of an income tax and
to endeavor to have such a law
passed.
eff a tariff bill is passed" he said,
ST believe and so does the Democratic
party that il should be such a. one as
will benefit all sections of the country.
Your own great editor, Judge Good
win, is constantly asserting that pro-
lection combined with gold standard
viii not protect, but that to be sue
cessful, protection must be coupled
with free coinage. The Democratic
party believes in a 20 per cent tariff
and if such bin is passed it ought
to satisfy every fair minded Republic
can in this country"
He gave a lucid explanation of how
the merchants and bondac2ders of
Europe are being benefited to the
detriment of American farmers
through the medium of a gold standard
In support of his contention that free
coinage will prove beneficient TO
Americans he read the now famous
Grips of Cold Continuing he said !:
eve hear that hard times is disease.
1t is a disease, but a durable one. No
money is the cause of hard times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-03

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Prepared only by c. 1. Hood Il Co., Lowell, Mass
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-03

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2.-Condi-
tions are favorable for genraIly fair
weather Tuesday throughout California
The barometer is rising rapidly over
Washington. Oregon and northern Cali
fornia A great low area overlies the
upper Missouri valley. Rain or snow
has fallen throughout the entire coun-
try from the Dakotas westward to the
Pacific ocean. Rain has also fallen in
Utah, Nevada and on the northwestern
coast Of California. The temperature has
risen slowly over the Pacific slope.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-11-03

attempt it does not hesitate to attempt
and there Is reason to fear that 1t some
times may make the attempt with sue
cess-to poison the fountains OF justice,
our courts, and the laws, which are the
buiwork and safety of the people. Gap
plause)
Speaking of the tendency TO concen-
trate wealth into the hands of a few
people, brings me to the contemplation of
another question that l wish all of you.
between now and tomorrow morning. to
consider. and that is whether or not IL be
not true that he who reads attentively
the signs Of the times as they have been
made manifest in this campaign, does not
see for himself or herself that there is a
still more important issue to be deter
mined by the people of the country than
the financial question, and that is
whether or not in the future this couu-
try is not TO be governed by a desDotism
OF wealth-a despotism more hateful, and
, oftimes more cruel and merciless than
any other despotism under which people
have been called upon to suffer? Whether
we are TO be ruled in the future By a
, dbsDossm of wealth, and the people
driven gradually into industrial slavery?
Whether, in short, this great republic is
10 perish, or whether it shall be or
dained by the voices of the people of the
country that the republic is to live and
take on new grandeur and new glory in
the centuries yet to come. cloud ap-
plause and cheers) Am 1 overstating Il?
Is there no cause for fear such as this?
| 1t does seem TO me that there IS cause.
| We find arrayed behind the back of Mr..
Mckinley and urging his election all the
mighty power of the press of the east.
subsidized, a large portion of it, as
| believe we have behind the back of Nc
Kinley every syndicate, every trust every
monopoly N the country, have we not?
And we find the Republican party today
with all of these advantages behind il.
and it is not willing to submit fairly
and honestly to the wishes of the peo-
| pie the matter of this election CAP
| pIause) They are resorting to intiTnida-
ton and coercion unblushingly, so openly
! that I cannot see how 1t can fail to
/ strike terror into the hearts of every
man and woman who lives and wishes
to see this country live and prosper.
| (Appiause) If they succeed in their ef-
| fort to stifie the voice of the people at the
! polls tomorrow. what is to become Of the
republic? Does it still exist in anything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

buffalo July a-cattlcRccelp,s last 2. hours, osc
head Ia l for wssf sa' h aT ses %
os,: on sale market opened steady WIN tiers
maa ,Sst s 2 prime hces s5Gsi light to
a s. 25gss so cows g @ old Extra iS fs s 4 4c
milks s2Ns2 % good butchers steers sca 'a Il" l for
thus far alo for sane New York a' $50 on SHE
sTo @ened p active and higher steady for
light slow for heavy grades. with late sales oil ,h s
Ter a, s. 30 and s cS%e 's s. 7@sa light s.
pigs asaS So mixed pkels So 'egS5 as io oushs
81 s. 81 os ss"s $us ss%' s ;ss
-sms q tine sSos'gmsa s'@ Spsned i .,sa
NewYerk 100 on sale : go G.e %Sr n and easy for ali
but good export sheep which were sno5 & s,d rs cas
ps c 1ams 3 s"%si mixed shop S
eStr 81 lSqs4 30 SGmmen & s,ms . * mostly
s sas sa s2, I heavy AH; w sns 3 .oas
Stock Yards chicago nI I"y ,s cstra :ieaSs
ass a. and feeders s. @a$a So so"s f 7sas IT,
s s "a ssn s45s"s g choice i' s
= a@a ps S g 4SSs o. 100 .,as ss:a
market %e-k JUN lHif r. NS 10 SICK Re-
s s. c s. .e das %75' r s's's @ Teas
s2g< % Hog Esce nx,g I"s 81 icaS 4o heavy
8 29sss - ssrg, ~ sccs ams. s. "'
prm. oas4 4 aas Is r s stss' ]? Dn his
= @s &c. ccnn , sG G - bsifc .' saasi
er head s5msls fresh cows and sprnges si'd Sa
Hogs Ma1lei dow prime light s. .0esS -, 80 heaSy
81 2oaa TO- rcugh s2qs2 ak !, 81 slow P
:" 09 50 So ris SlNs2 choice warnings - .'aSf
Common 20 good ycarlings 81 Dns3 ~; cnoiee minis -
sa6si -: heavy ard thin calves. s2gS3 -
Kansas city July 3-Hoss Receipts. oOoo head' mar
rct "encd strong Sc higher; closed weak On .s',,y
weights light and pigs. 50 as3 80: medium $685. 10.
w., r,ner for natives for Texans native steers;
i.s, s4qsi 80. fair to god, 81 soIs3 - bulls 81 dos
g. 50. stters and feeders 81 oNS 80: Texas ana We
ems s. Goq$3 -: calves s4g$9 sheeT-Rereipts Low
head: market steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. July 3. ls."

New-york. July 3. 1896
The Produce Cotton and Coffee exchanges closed to-
tive deals The Street open during the
in the day. that altogether very i''ue ''S'''' "
oorToN-LAverpoo cablesspO cotton h Rmer sales
l2Ooo bales speculation and export s s nlands
is iSd later al Futures opened quiet at y to point
SsUsn0e .9sa ap sq 'ssSs
s4oaa4iy March April siSSssy AnrAsS
Ser $Si sssS s.s
her s4ods4lb; sssr Without quota
Bile change: cloths market firm, win tar , ,nc
week. $500 bales American 5000 bales od iorwads.
Soo bales actual export sv nS Bales Amer
lean COS OOo bales anoat 5000 bales; American ~"
bas , oh @ S closed and
De yisss Hsyrs Sniso a , irssT
and November $3.50: stock at HavTe 4,s"|% Ssei AZ
i1sSs ls. ~ f: sss : sss;s
Hamburg 9 lower august, ssp,em'e er sed were or,
Quiet S SU aut Steady Rio quoted at he and
no 2 Ma coffee Was IN d s ss' bags ' Central
American 500 Guayra and 200 bags s"go oie a,
.enss 90 ons at W about that price ana was s. 20
SIS aSsoTdns to brand Hsnd Essenai roots quiet
bu, STEADY at fG1Tg5 FRSrr-rhe market dried f,!
GaS business mainly in small lots but
the statistical position Sppear 5 hand .s Se Currns are
ralsins in are slightly Bette r nui,t We
quote Valencia 5.o7c: Ca;fonia S"o p,nss
xnas imonds 7iaaI5c Brazil nuts is94sAc' ""'"'''
6xsssc; hlleris 5tusi2c. iEs 20 go'g. 60 lemons TO-
*r,ct, SIGN GREEN FRI The market TOT -'uiSs
day was quiet There has been fairly s ,'u or,s Ia
Isl ,rsse ana the market firm Poor STOCK seems ~
S'' amnle SIMPLY Oranges quiet; bananas ore a
little aueter with the market showing tnc,s Sor
reno Sass 40 kolL 81 25Hsa' california ste st1s
asa so: bananas. ,5cf'$l 90 phtanlp''s' ''"
FLORIDA. SGasl2 cocoanuts. S2>GSS'
Receipts II brsedstuNs at interior points III nv lush
last three ciphers 600 omitted. Flour p''s' s' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London July 3To-lay's wool sales were conducted
by H. Iryrl CO. ana John Iioaro Co.. wool brokers.
The offerings lOH3 bales. The attendance OF
buyers good. and the competition spirited. There
was active demand and at extreme prices There was
demand the h"irr grades Of mcrno-
the part Continental operators. and cross
hr-ds eagerly bought chiefly by the home trade.
Inferior lots competed for nj full previ
ons rates The sacs day ana the prices obtained
Ncu South Wales-26 800 bales; secured. idgls 2'si;
locks and pieces 1sdals I'd greasy 5&d0llisd; locks
~ pieces ilusi
Queensland 900 bales. secured iidUis td. locks and
pieces addls nd; greasv 6'saIisd locks And pieces.
4ispc'.d , .,o, =, -, -,
,c.as C.daIs ~. greasy. 4Ginai locks and pieces,
80 uri-d.
erl pieces sr"d. greasy a1id rocks ana pieces. 81
T,,snanla-i aan bales secured IoiNis 3si locks and
pieces 7ixQild greasy Giuis ILL., locks and pieces 3'.r
New Zealand 900 bales secured. Isdps 81. locks
AMI pieces. 9isigis. greasy 4isp"d locks and pieces
cape OF GOOD Hope and Nata-coo bales. secured edo
10 ID. greasy. 4sQGxd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York July g. 1896
BEANS AND PEAS Only a limited demand from any
oyo,ations held with eestcc 81 conn9ence. Nv
Sns,nes has been mainly at 81 II for marrow ana 81 10
r. rel kfn., exporters filling few 'rlcrs On that
,ssia Medium AMI pea bring 81 o. when strictly choc
W91",e Kidney steady Turtle soup and yellow eve dn!I
snd weak I.rI "a buyers favor 'r'eh peas uil
eia,gnd We quote: Eeans domestic. marrow choice
kiney -. d. red ken.y 81 % 60 tu!e Sup
N %. Do yellow eye. 81 DG$l =: % hiia- 'aIGlih
81 ,5f;5l green yeas bs '2'aa 1c 90 DasS' "'1o'
a. -c,frn bis T50I7iHc, DO hats. Iv4'-isc -,
'ur.r,rTp Receipts very hfa"y To-Day. but
e,ahe s;ccK Las accumulated ms week ana WV, a
S,u dragging trade the market had an unsettled
=, ,h. ro,,rib July holiday At me Same uWe 'he
s..o,Ier was hc, some holders wouln nave mae
Concession in price rather nan carry t,'n "'I III"
~, ,.a.k Where absolutely perfect qihn'y was I'D
sales we're a; ~ 1910. and some lots % average
,ncy Imantity went lJc. hrsts were YER! lary ana
r, Ali a, I4Mllilr Nothing fo'rr in STATE cary hh
Ter and imitation creamery ana h,S y, a.. rSs,,eS.
ana dragging SrrllrT pf'inriln 81 '- ruS'", ~
a. our outside figures We quote creamery MIA Per
N i5Gi5iIc DO nrss. i+ni4.c d, ihrds 10 SECONDS
iiihlei3c: state dairy haf hrkn 'us eNuhs i4Ha &c
A. Welsh tubs extras 4isc. 30 thirds 10 hrsts lonl4c
t,ot,s.tnn creamery nrsts 2N2ac, 10 seconds lOi41
lie: Western dairy. 9nili4c factory extras nc. 90
irss lo@ lOsc do thirds 10 seconds S4"sc Ola hae''
FCt;s-Ight receipts enable holders to clean uI
stock on pretty closely which Is fortunate" owing
10 the approaching twoday holiday There Is NOR" desire
10 close the with floors than 10 strain prices
upward and 10 remains the current rate
FOR fine Fancy goods however quite scarce
4 shade higher. MiddiIng qualities continue dull. and
cheap stock irregular in value We Jersey and
nearby faro per dozen itc STATE l2zaiSs: Pennsyi
il6giizc: do 10 fam case " 40qs3; cus per
ga There was very little strictly fancy large fun
Its having up closely yesterday While
demand from any class OF trade stiil an ocea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

,,-,,,.re p,. ,,o-o 100 cav. or 90 bo,J'~o7
DE 70 a. w. sx,nrt.-. ara CIV ,aughcr.rs
~ .afs ' ~, ,. ~. asci,ne i.nx Ia,e, equal I,
sl"c s,rr 30 IT, 80 ,"ids "rrc clear d. howr'. No
.esis 500 20 a. staSf ~ , ~ s. ioass IS s-fed bulls
~ 81 oi, So so grass fed DO NJ 20; 81 75 CIV
d.essed nare seS gT ouate tmerican steers al
siS s.c dr'srsd weight, Am.rlcqn sheep a. losil4s
essea ~ s s 8. Gnsro~ oc FOR sheep 13c ship
of Mo pay o.. The riomo Carried 40 heep 70
end i the T'v nroy he Wob1e viii take ut 70 f,nd
cnDasH and %. quarters OF beef for schwarzschiid &
sn1ersr 1c cattle o asrc of bet SG for S fi
o.: the Francisoo HUI 100 cattle fcr schwarzschid
suZbsger mahs, W." na l 90, snse snd IL lad
oa 10, I , ali 10 1;rest Hritain with the exception
q, g. per iS & L &C. isi r. at 81 a. d. iii
n a, 81 o. Il do ls7 ID al Virginia do 27y
TO- a, 81 20. 20 30 ioco II. at 81 2l'z
J. Shanltrg SON Illinois steers. 1927 ~ at 81 rs.
u co. LIZA n. at 81 3d. 10 Illinois stlers 1909 ID. at
sherman & Culver Illinois steers 1927 ~ az 81 %;
10 do N. 81 %. p %. s7 n at 81 90 10 DO
1890 ~ a co; 81 do, llss NJ az 81 49, 20 d. 1863 n.
a, 81: IL kentucky do. 1854 10. at 81 40 3 Chicago
l2,a H. at 50 30 do 1880 ~ at So y; do l22o
at MSScrson & COZ Is Kentucky steer. 1902 n a,
81 ho DO 1851 H. a. - 30 d. 1926 d. at - l''
oxen 1907 In a, 81 %" xsrc, steers 1919 n 4, 81 rs
u do 1918 H. 30; !" ds'ierl I,-i n,'s - 10 AZ
81 30 l6 do l3s' 10 az S5 TO- i' i'SS'
sanders: p Indiana steers i.l3 ~ at $; ca; J., 90
llSj u. AT 81 CO. a. l"l" 3D. ~ 60 - COW" gov i" d.
81 ~. o s,o.o ,,,rs $40 =, s2,o
cAI-Vi;s-krceipts "a,e i.e rcc The General
soms ."rs liz and flly 2c lower FOR veas closing
m@rKe' was ,,,e~milss orcred The pens were finally
selrd Poor to p saS c S az az low as 81 dressed
10 o." .m,k and lSuer country dressed sold at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

Galveston July Cotton Holiday Net and Gfoss re
pts 20 bales exports. coastvise 10: sales ~" az
si,in-s stock. 10 1c7 Weekl' and gr 80 rctipts
q tales: exports coastwise 7l2 sales llt2 sphnrfs
10,
Norfolk July 3-Cotton Holiday Ne' and gross Re-
ce'ps bales: exports to the Continent. "e' exports
g az wise 97 stock G'os Weekly Net and gross re
ceips - bales. exports 10 the Continent "N' aswse
3la 'ales ~?
Now orleans ru,y 3-Cottrn Holiday Net and gro
prs ia.s exports Great britain 4sG - the
Continent 2'i1: 'wise 445 stock 49, l62 weekly
receipts. 80 al.s o,j3 rts 20 Great
u stain ils6 France 800: the Continent. dS'ii;
cpaa'wise tn3I sale 1850
savannah iuiy 3-cotton dull. lower e. SELL mddling
7c low mi dlrg IL ifc; rood ordinary not quoted net
RECEIPTS - ialas e.nss -. exports c)astwise IN
stock e52' Weekly-N.t receipts. LIZ, bales gross.
i3.4. exports astwisr 4v'; sa 40. spnners. l22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

wikerson: ls KENTUCKY ~, lambs s 70 on al lot ct
" II II Hollis 243 Kentucky lambs. 10 10. on p'''a'e
terms. -. 40 ~ n. 81. IL culs
IS 10. at 81 % -, -. a, q, 70. 10
Hume K Mullen 2 state lambs, 20 10 AZ s'"' ~
STATE sheen lOi II. at 81; u do. ~ III. az - ..
Jelline Wright Co.: State sheep; 20 10 u, 81 for
JJOGS-Recripis 90 carr. or 2,V'l hea ~ ~
slaughterers with exception Of ~ head rcsi -,
steady and dealers quoted 81 yuS+ 10 ii ' uni ~ 70
Sa,vy 4" choce eb hogs Light pigs might sell up 10
81 70 Country dressed unchanged 49, , ..r.r. a,
s,t.s-A W Lamb: - State hogs. 10 10 aVe'"se ~
81 % per 100 VI - 90 ~ =, sas5
Hume 81 Mullen: state hogs los TO- az 60 VI i7o :, a,
: Judd A co Late Thursday stat" h'ss i'o io' -
81 no; do. 2l7 N. at IS q"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

Boston July 1.-THE Commercal Bulletin VIII say 20
morrow on M. wool market. Th- sales of tle "srh are
al 90 roun.s dom. site AMI Jfl.vp prlnis i9rr,s
.nsf - zoo r.,unds domestic and 'l'3vo POUNDS l2
egn asst week. $4,000 pounds ionrsc am o. -
week ast year me sae
cate decrease Of D.52l o3 pouirls Io'ierO d
u 23 800 pounds foreign from the sales 70 l qo o,
in The date show decT.ase OF %. fyi
talr- domestic II. 473 bales foreign me hnlhe'
active though or two '"tc-1 Tars
total transactions approach the av"ras. me i''n'
quietly resting IN" bottom Nash"i H'Nss -
s, above fL. very lowest quotations touched last year
though Michigan Y has oold AT l+c ~" c"ils''.n
nrrunoss 4 Australia abroad accounts for TINS me III
nary unwnshrl Western WOODS. however, from IN. itll'
districts. selling on the lowest BASIS ever
with little demand at such prices WOOL rt"
rise Prices To- day are al least % 'o
secured pound lower than last July.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

Through leave Now ? 1Ot u 81
as follows ana I've minutes earlier from West I'D
900 ssa6 E%a A Rfas9 1 BadtSrd
town Meadville I'D the West Arrive Buffalo
75O = ". ParlOr Buffalo.
200 =! sslsss " ssp as; @' 1:y '4:
Cleveland $40 A. NJ Chicago > +. NJ Sleepers
TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Car
ION y. M.-Runalo and Cleveland vesbued Ex-
I.')U PROSE- Daily arrives Buffalo 7:i5 A. NJ. Brad
f'rt 75 \ NJ. jamestown G:55 a. NJ. Cleveland
l15 T. VI SleepArs Buffalo and Cleveland
making direct connections for Detroit. Chicago
and the West.
$40 Sa ch rs h lass 'H sesps 70 Buzz
fsio Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
YT,rCKETS Local. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
/ Accommodation a, II 2Gi, io and 90 Broadway;
Yves; 23d-st ferries New-York 1913 and 729 Futonst:
100 Broadway Brooklyn: POO Hudson-s Hohoken. and
Jersey CITY saation. Wes,cot, Express calls for and
checks baggage from hotels and residences destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
ROYAL BLUE limp
TO PH1LApEI.PHIA. BALTIMORE AND

TO PHILApEIPHTA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
For phladeipha week LAYS 80 soo s,' go cs3
Paror car. 40. 800 Gllning Car 500 80 go eS' y
fD,nins cari n 200 400 5 90 dining Carr. 90" r
NJ IZi5o . I'm and Washington week days 40 SIS
1000 ITO Dining Carr a. NJ 200 s,so 20 80 ,D,n'r3
can 600 p NJ. 10 3 night. sundays. t;W lo.vr IL ~
Dining an a. NJ 200 500 Dining Carr, 600 P NJ.
I2:l5 night. - =. ,-..,... =, 10. -
Ilb.rty-s ll3 ~ :si as. a'4 40 l323 Brosf".y
~ e,b Ave q East 14'h-st.. l53 Eas' l25'h 81. 2S
IVES. rcs,h 81, %, Columbus Ave. New-lorki court
s., Rrooklyn; rs BroatNay Wilh1rnsolrs
Trio York Transfer Company VII call ,o- and cheSx
iarcare r. m hotels or residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04

HEMP AND JUTE The market , Is V snS s,ss hemp
nDchsneed Jute uie butts wee qI, fp pr
STEADY ga2e; roma Msn a Sin ngdom a4c sssi
spot use shipment. sac ju,e spot; icrSic lutte butts
2gS,sS ju 6ep e4''s Qualify. i-i6 niSng and Nassns
no%pa m rs Make ig 81 BAG. Is & offerings
light and supplies mldfraie ,,e7s CITY slaughter
We GnoSiS Sas" native GNc hu .,s sTshqs
&C. side 0a si57c; cow eaoi.c bull 5.a9' , not
much ca fon local ana s'ose'Her the ma Hsm Is
hrm with holders asking full PTSs s'cons lsal9c
dSnatsG i r sec0n s.g2 ia Sc
onds. ls.a2psc daHSe' acEs and middle heavy 29u
e seconds h2y thirds 22a2S s sn S %1K
thfiss I,@iS,. betting butts 27aSoc Texas oak 0'''
MoLAsSS ND I'm mo the make ana business was
entirely Of dsy eh.iacter lhs we s nno,. Molases
SEo,lssH sn 5 Sso as c: f 9 cSais
Srieans open ke,e far s-s go 'e" p ads
55a2ic; s,Irp'- .si fai'' i-al4c' s'''
SAyA ST9 s sin s %as quoted 81 % With
psae gaarr aod m, mif anGSsnsed We aue
Ia rsgulars G5 oil barrels. 50 $50 20 p''' .
orr@ market quiet .asy the Tor asy ana
the c;osns o: tn Exchange which peVen1 tne
or SIDE lat ih~y unnpEtant ana me a r He
trading was sotpeI 20 ebnse Of Importance with trading
quiet We quote Cott rs ed oil PIimY ~ crude
Sis berr iSelsc sumner l.ow prime 2is@2e' sum
meI yellow on eT re- n3y ia5Sc White prime mnaly
lii.a2sc lad Ill, prime f,y. 4Sg 4'c ins,ed OIL. ae'
ica5 sw Fi51s market for nrin fl ,,c
vas yey q1,ei o 9Ic. = export dealings. We a. t.:
,; 2a sa sskS 81 SSsS 5.d
%rr I'D Mars.ies Cd Copenaasen IS 20 Ben ,
ste,9m nominal CORK crders. IS 9d pe'roeum 70
9,sd I;insa m ii Il i R4 a4 S 9P" IN al
ism a es d cs 5 5o. 10; sSa y sled
,,nou.ry sh Rates are fairly VEL sass act,la
all all, ' 1sies nr1 chaeis fo,w British s'eaneT liS ~
T ton 81 San 3D. ans Is % deo; august, s
ssame 5a deals M9n'res . fs rnea eSn %s
iS0o quarts grain Ner,h A,anc PIT NJ osrs 1
Trs AZ os a. . g5inae 300 , l a
g. O. chsreTsd ,a "a sl' canf July Augls,
sha!eea pr q I'i9 e. g. I aariers a5road
Tampa Tan s Ca ia7 a W., Ma raae m5 5hFse
ssa' Asrv ss s,ea ,2as Ws sfA ln 81
ase' af sf shesc t. coast ni,ea Kngio a. 's -
ehar,ered ahr,ad Norwegsn nark ~ a ,nS tons %
os Of east So"f' ir 70 o de D. jsseo so So
s sqsk ae5 nrh lar% mbeg hscs to
Bneos Ayre =: Snlr ana "a 80 ,n s cal pcrth Andy
S !, ,sn. soa F Fsr' ] ISsns'S
bangor To- - tons coa We TSy II Hap
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LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosses sts.
,,;IO 4 VI. daily Sundays. 200 A. NJ FOR MAlCH
CHUNK and intermediate stations.
s.i5 4. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, RoCHEs
pRIDGF md ne West and principal local points. dining
car to Suspension Bridge: Pullman Nestbule Sleeper 70
I I 400 A. VI daily. excep. Sunday. FOR MAUCH
crTrNK ard Intermediate points Connections for Read
ing ,ra HARRISBURG
"RLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 f. NJ Through Rochester Pun
man Vestbued. Day Coaches and Paror-Car. Dining
Car Service Meals la carte.
1910 T.. ". daily except sunday. FOR L. b.
so = VI. daily e>cep, sunday. FOR L. & b. Junc,
and ali intermediate stations Chair cars TO WIKI Share
q 40 l.. VI. tSunddys only). fot Mauch Chunk and
IazIeion. and an intermediate stations ~
40 l.. ". daily except sunday, for l.. & Is JUNG
TIoN ami principal intermediate stations Pullman buffet
nsrlar Ear { Wrkesbarre connecting for Pottsyille.
h.15 Il. W. daily, for Easton and intermediate sta
tons Chair 20 Easton . ..,.., $500,
V.tO r. w. daily. for BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS
and ali points West Pullman Sleeper Nestibuled Train
ne,tions for Reading and Ierr shurg ,, ,,o>,,,,,s
"O.OO r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER BI'FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and all points
west Pullman sleeper 10 Chicago and Buffalo Chair
car 40 r. VI daily except Sunday. for EAsroN and
add,lonal local trains daily except Sunday. Tor BOUND
RiiOOK and intermediate points. leave a. follows; Sun
Al 900 4 NJ 2..O +. NJ. 40 j. VI. and CD p VI
Tickets ard Pullman accommodations ~ 90. 20; ~
r1e Iowsry \ Y $50 Fulton St. Court St. oS Broad
way and I'rcoklyn Annex BROOKLYN 4,
Nev- York Transfer Company viii eau TOR ana checR
hagracs from residence through TO destination