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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04
WEEKLY ENIOR1S.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

W-Y
CSvT-TON-The market closed steady IN tone az -
We're 240 700 bales market opened with ne pSs
having the advantage first sales showing an uPlas ri,
~ 10 poin;s on bad crop reports and later
nrices un Then came oecilile w.
nrned out all the improvement and brought PRICES apou
POINTS Under Saturdays closing There were ups ana
noted above. Heavy realizing and reports OF ta'ns
Texas Arkansas Louisiana and Missssippi poughl
the decline The is more or less uncertain Oa
operators watching matters closely While onsluers a.
ais, watching matters doing mucn tracing at .u'
moment The New Orleans Pcayune Gays to-day thal
damage TO cotton In Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi ana
There will probably De clstosuon ~
damage but after making al ailV"ilVe
much harm has done. telegram received ms az
ternoon The mornings papers publish 'eie
from Memphis saying reports from 20 points IN MISSES
per cent 10 points Tennessee Is per cent and unless
there IL general rain in week. the crop VIII De Gu.
5000 bales. Jackson, Miss. wires damage III 'hs
section q 70 80 per cent, and that yleld Will no pS
greater than year and unless they nave rams soon
will go below Dallas Tex wires that estiiates
rer,rts have come hand all sections: Overton
Tex saws: opening rapidly, caused by drouth
Rust done much damage and serious damage by, nee.
Waynrstoro Ga that heat rust and drouth
inurirg crop. causing premature opening Carfo
Ga that cotton prospects are veiy me WIN
continues too long Adverse received from
Manning C, and from Alabama. Arkansas ana Missis
sippi Siarkvie Miss reports great damage This week
and crop uplands destroyed Greenvile. Mis-. say
that damage estimated from 30 10 30 per cent BAD
reports received from Tennessee Arkansas ana
North Carolina ,, 80, 49,
pfoht nd asst
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IN
penne range and close to-day and closing bids the
.io,,a rnirhf nd last follow

Narke, closed steady 10 points decline compaied
with Saturdays closing prices Transferable notices 10
Total sales 700 bales NeYok ne; receipts is baies
gross 52l bales Exports: Great Britain 100 baies
France bales forwarded 45G bales sales DIS psles
stock SO 43 bales TOTAL net ecpts 10
day bales far this week. el6 bales Exports TO-DAY
Great Britain $50 bales France ESQ bales thus faI ms
ueek. Great SO bales: France $50 bales CONT
nent 1877 bales stock 146 go bales Spot cotton 9et
and unchanged; middling upiands i-l5 mdding iuii
Ii16 sales Sis bales. Including 32ls baes export "a
direct Shipment. $40 bales spinning and 2iV paes con-
tract.
COFFEE-The market was steady with trading on a
chiefly of local character Recepts are
sufceny check extensive buying while the low
price deters selling Chief sales September Hlo Quet
~ 10 200 refs exchange, 9ss refs; receipts l4o bsEs
STOCK bags. Cleared for the United states @
Rags shipments for the week TO the United states
bags Santos steady 10 200 refs shipments for me
week Cleared from Santos steamship Asiamo
p,,ncs with bags Antwerp stock Angus, l. $4,000
bags Arrivals Bordeaux IN July 5000 bags deliveries
e bags 40 200: Hamburg steady August olo"'
September 81 90: October 40 5 November 1900 Decen-
her 10. Havre steady: August and September Wow
e0.OO; November TO June 80 10
closed eass at UNCHANGED to advance 10
decline Sales were - 900 follows.
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bnG total M weeh thus far 5544 head for time
ss yesk 20" ~" n,a o9 100 heRsd srk opne
active 5a2Oc higher fo 60 sI1a '1en t 5. 20
asa s. ana sh Kansas branded steers at 80 ~ prime
aoqs4 90. far 70 medium sters ~ Loo so5S to toice
sod butcher sast 0 60 yeas easy at sass Hog,
Receipts last "a hours s. 100 head total for week mus
f fs IN so through ' 4c so head to head
sale $500 head nar', opened "t fT ali tnds good
Weigh York. g 7sass ~ gs sass s. ssss 70 s2as! %
3 yoeT. 81 G as at so 81 20 ana ps. at s.
S9a 9 Sns fax h ss' Tor ssut tine
head tnrough 1000 had to NGS slow and
n rSt shan. lambs " & oS5 3 fair to goa s. ISa ca'
s. s.? g s 20 cu. r 81 25ass sxpoT ewes 50 30
good s. 2?ss isasb a. 4 1884 7 bull"
fr"sS cows and spnsers si5a.so IIogs Market ss,ly"
s. G'G 90 hsa hess 1898 % rough !, S2,gs 81
dun p%e ssdss g &C., eu ss0s ssss
choce 81 2oa<4 20. common 70 good lambs s3as' veal
ipon stoc. Yards Chicago Aug 3Cattle- Receipts.
~ head market weak and iOai5e lower except Tor
oa! ,osk-rs and ,csasr- 81 eoats 70 COWS "ni
S @esten rangers icasi q 900
market wax Sher srSnT To- l nsnyy
saasa esSss s, 3. 81 aGgss az; Is d"6
s. ;d$s A. s, sheen ~ s2sHr 20 lamb 70 c.ns
ferior 10 choice s2qs3 - lambs. s3qS5 10
Kansas CITY Aug Hogs Receipts l.soo head mar
ke higher. ight ard pigs s3as3 o75: mixed " S'aN'
heavy s. 75qS2 Receipts 5000 head nasty
rangers lower. native steers best ~ sonN !"
f,lr TO good 81 0QS3 and heers best. - ~ y
s3 Ia fair To good 81 TOqs2 bulls 81 I3qs2 10; stock
ers and feeders 81 6Ods3 Texas and Western " +a
50 40. calves Haso. sheep-Receip's' Il" head market
Satlonal Stock Yards. Louis. Aug 3-''att"- Ike
ceuts 49, head market. lud2oc lower native steers
s2ds4 native COWS 81 St@s2 -; Texas steers " 'vus
Texss s. 5Od$2 ~. Hogs Receipts. 3D head
market strong: light 81 coass Is: MIXED. 81 aoGS3 ~
heavy Sass - Sheep Receipts t2l head. market
strong higher native sheep 81 10 native lambs 50
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DEL. LACkAwANNA AND wEsIERs,N. y
Sta 1ions in New-NOrk. foot Of b"''
Christopher street,; ptfP
yESTlBlIED TR RAINS. III tINhN q
EAns pINTSCH LIGHT ,.r.>Jr

Dire, route - Nf.W ARK. Bl>epMt ~ ~. .sIa ~.
THE ORANGES. summit. Barar'ss,s, ,sr-na ~
Ridge Madison. Morristov n. lt-,ea vf.nDs tSsSj
ton Dover. Stanhope NFMTpN ~ sclIO1ik5yt
lake HOPATCONG uacNeiisi WI, no EAsN-.s
MOI NTAIN. Washington. rHlliIrsen Mcs,sr.
WATER GAP. SIROUDSW r., o,N,nRE NNs,.
SCRANTON PITTSION. Wii.NhSiS'e y HSp ~.
COKE DANvIi.I.E. NORTH - adppWi,H WL
ros, BINGHAMTON. OXFORD N.Y. COT
vle UTICA RICllFlELp SfINyarGS ElNni
SYRACUSE. OSWEGO Ir'iACA 49, d ~ -
CORNING. BATH. y ANsNIlIE; ~ "a .r,iwEs1. -
points WFST. NORTilW Est MD - - At pdnS%
500 A. M-BINGIAMION MAI" N''' ,x>
1000 g. M-Cate carr, RrFFAlp; sSKKAAINXGs sik.
EAMTON UTICA Ri HFili.p ~ IN BUFFET -
tI.SE and OSNFGo FNPNfss. nm for crS'e'
ior cars connect Al BuGslo win VIZ" .,sl
100 - M",afe carr SCRANTON panes rsrl,, g, ~
and FI.MIRA FNpREss inlinsstn, pppe and Pbi~
4:oo p. M~sC RAMON WILKES naf psr,r car
Oi'rH EXpREss Pullman B9Ies , limited E,aw,;
1:30 T. NJ daily. -Buffslo Nsstrrtnwe 81 MIRA psI
Tor SCRANTON BINGiANIoN' coarN"
riIo. Pullman Bunc, sleeping csn,s west "
nuN,,, WITH train TO- chicago ens xaa,c% RINGhss 4
$50 ~ DAILY s' lkrHISGs slaAs,Ss
and oswE,so EXPRESS: Palm,,,nw b,,TSaTloNs "a.
TtCKFTS AND PULLMAN Az. ", ,.r,y ststi,nss n
Pam pi,ce isS broadway. Tickets Al ~ West iSh...
OK rnrr,hn, ave New York, Sss ana ,,t,s full h'S
,o6 Rroadway Brooklyn. Time 'So''' - A
nation az all stations ,x,up,Sy will call w,
49, W ,.ysass nom hotel residence "
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON. -, =. r..
For Philadelphia week days 4;3o 500 si5' e:o 1000
II 80 Dining Car A. NJ. 80. 200 $50 400 ttutet
Paror car 43o dining carr. 500 80 800 1920
p NJ l2:l5 night Sundays 43o. 900. 1000, ll:5O
Dining carr A. NJ. 200. 400 500 Dining Carl 500
T. NJ i?:l5 night - .,o o.,s
1000 1870 Dining A. NJ. 200 3:30 300 Dining
oar, go, r NJ l2:l5 night sundays 43o. 1000 IL 30
Dining ossr) A. NJ. 200 500 Dining Carr 800 p NJ.
l213 night ., =. -, -,
Tckes and seats be procured az fot OF
Liberty 13. 72 26l AS. GA LAO l'-5 BroaiwaAE
III 6th Ave. 81 East i4h-st lo3 East l2oth-st I.s
West I2jtb-st c5i Columbus Ave. New-fork; court
Fulton ST.. Brooklyn; 9s Broadway WillaTsourg
The York Transfer Company Will call Tor ana chek
baggage from hotels residence 10 destination
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RAILROADS..
.ENNSYLVANN
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbroysss and cor,Iandt s,ts.
900 A. W. FAST LIxE f ' Car to pni,,a,,
1000 a. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMIT ED.~P1t--
Go" ca. x ssse"f he D"" s"? g. ss.
4. NJ, Cincinnati $50 A. NJ. Indianapolis so
Lousyill. li.5o A. ~. St. Louis 100 r ~. and Sa,xS
200 r 3 r. CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS Expsr.
5hesso: Arrive Cincinnati ios5 4. Il. s. Lou. \
a Do y n. Thiea ,,r az = txpprss
Ing Cars 10 chcaso ana Cleveland Arrivs. c sss z
l2' T. H. s s%;sy w = y ssr' aSy
and DINING Cars 70 Cincinnati ana e. Iou< ~
Cincinnati p, ~. Indianapolis 1918 p. A.. a. ~
500 r. ". PACIFIC EXPRESS -Pullmsn sl..v,, a
Pitisourg. Connects Tor choaso daily and *
lana T WAsHIyGTos and fHE sorrH
s. $50 go ioio Dining GAn II :. y 40 q,
sn "ss g - 4 oipqs az p con ~
sor pTn: s4' kAILw&Y 80 = " daily, s.,,,
Springs. i2.i5 night daily. sle~per' To New orsss
ATI,ANTIT COAST IrNE--9 20 A. NJ tany. So.
Port Tampa and Macon. ." =. " daily ssss
C.HF!APEAKE OHIO RAILWAY Express ss,.
daily. Through Sleeping ana Dalns ar.
Route. 4. NJ. s.-k-da,s. and with Throlss -
A,iantic riiy 100 ? N weekdays raroun y,
FOR csfe May iioo A NJ. TO i.5o. sni AM
For Ing Eranch Asburv Park. Ocean Grove ns -
pleasant 3..D 90 80. 1000 4. NJ. y 10 10 ~
DAYS rnly $50 30 ~ 30 30 does NJ, n,
i,sng BranchD. and 100 p ". week days ssni,r !,
a. Tnierlaken for Asbury Park. t.i5. 2 ~ A a. M
=. NJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
e2O 73O 80 3 = 20 40 P"nna Limiis1. BDA
ing Can. II A. ". p l. 10. g. J. 20 40 IA,
Go. ~ 1Dninz Can. 8 DINING carl. 80 SOIL
Il nigh, sundays si5. $40 2. . - 10 u-es
To- II A. ". Dining carr. ! 40 dining On d
Dining carr. Dining can. 80 : ". Il
nlShf. 1900, -
Ticket Oficcs: Nos t23. af4 1913 1873. III. a..
fro1d.av | Aston House and foot y Dssbr>xs
C,rflandt Streets: CcBr- Street sen Fulton sus-
broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. 'o0' y ~,
cf-eet Prookyn: station. jersey cry. The N.s ~
Transser Company will call FOR and cheek baFgp =,
hotels ari residences through 20 destination
= VI PROVOST J. r Woo
General Manager General Pas<'r
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NEW.Y0RX, ONTARIO & WESTERN ny

Tra.ns leave foot OF Vest .2i St as follows rs nm
utes earlier from Franklin ST.: 49, -.
5,SS A. VI, for West Ccrnw ALL Orrs Nls hss
Nohonk and Mnnewasks. Middlet0wn. blooninsoufu
81 env,ll. Fsllscurgh Hurleyyils. Lake ksn.esnA "a
erty scranton. Walton. Delhi. sidney. NorHica uuA
O.I6 4. VI, FOR Campbell Hall Misdle,ovn. Blow
ingburgh Wurtsboro Ellenve. Mountain Dsla gs1ur
vile. Pittsburgh Lake Kameshs. HurieyViHs h'~v
Falls, Liberty. White Lake. ,, MIS-.
,45 T.. VI. Saturdays only. for Ntte,o1r- Blo,o
ingburgh. Wurtsooro. Esnve. Mountain Dae Ssnt.e
vile Pittsburgh. Lake Klamesha. Hlreyyle, Lioe'l
Falls Liberty White Lake. Pafksyile. Livingston NANNY
Rcckland 49,. "a
3sIo r. W. for Campbell Han L.As; S aeoonn - =
Minnewaska. Mddletown. B.oomin Sbursa MWushN - -,
envlle Mountain Dale Centreyle. faSeIta' w.,
Kismesha Hurleyviile. Liberty Fs,ls. Lo'9' ""''
1870 p. W.. Daily. for Campbell Han Maae ~
Liberty Livingston Manor. Walton. Delri sNns, ~.
wich Randallsvil,e oneida. Fulton. Oswesa c NAssa
Fails and points West, Pullman Sleeping 'A'' A''AN<
CHAIR Car seats free Niagara Falls 100. ,..
5:I5 =. VI, for Vest Cornwall Orrs Mis; Ass.s
Brook Burnside. Campbell Hall stony fo'a 80
Run Mddletopn. Winterton. Blcomngourgh "ur'''>
ELenvi,le. -, ,,...v Ny
- ANDERSON G. y. A. 50 Beaver 81. ~ j.
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Chicago Aug ,SreciaD Wheat acted weak up 10
noon In the last rallied almost cent and closet
strong september opened 5eA sold between ~ ana ~
and closed At 5sa. The early weakness was on
better weather high temperatures and clear sNi'S ana On
larger receipts 3H ears here with -, estimated Tor
1.,.sdsv The closing raly was on a very large cash
sale 10 New York bushels No red at lisc over
septemter price store. Mcintyre Ward~el 'har
ers were mad. for bushels cf II. The price In
tae alEo helped by Missouri state report
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SOI,THERN COTTON MARKETS.

C;aN eston Aug 3.-Cotton hrm middling. pl6c. low
mli,ning Ice good ordinary ; II iGc. and gross
receipts bales. sales. IT, spnners g. stock los.
Norfolk Aug 3-cotton firm. midiling. 6Ac low mid
ding CSC. good ordinary. II ldc; and
ceIps bales. exports coastwise Gil sales 3. stock,
25V7
New Or cans. Aug. 3-Cotton quiet. good middling.
iGc middlng 10 l6c; low middling. II l6c; good
ordinary l6c net and receipts 3l2 bales I, new
cnttOnl. sales. ~. stock ,actuaD. Il. Dl.
Savannah. Aug cotton dull but steady. middlins.
Gi.c lower low middling. q D Ice net and gross
receipts % bales - cottonl exports coswise. 21
oCk IA
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

leave New York. loot o. IAberty 81 daIy'
CHICAGO 2 y. NJ. and II - night
PII-rsBl re- 3 30 OK sun. sun. l2.i5 night.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS 10 a m, p m 49,
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. SIS 10 Dining Can
lso a. m dining Car. .. $50 Dining Carr. Dining
carr u D. m. Is night SUNDAY, 10 DINING carr, ll3'
a. ~ dining carr . dining carr. > Dining Carl, p
m. rs night
NORFOLK. llJO daily.
Nt;W ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. p. daily
All trains are Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Offices: 49, liz. 2Gi. 40 40 way, 81 e. l4th ST.
l91 Fowery s. V 339 3i4 Fulton St. Brooklyn; station
zoo, Of Liberty ST - r. r. Of y. !. Baggage checked
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NeW-YOrk. Angus s. 1870
BEANS AND PEAS-Demand is very moderate 10 Jay,
snd market quiet and unchanged Choice large whte
beans are held Army small offered freely and weak
frm california lima easy. Yellow eye weak Grren peas
duli buf held unchanged. We quote: Beans. marrow
choice per bush 81 l2iaasl u. do meum u. a. PEA
81 do kidney 81 22i4aSl % 10 red kidney - %
turtle soup 81 90 peas bbs per bush '-zc'
do bags d7.c: do Scotch bbls. 7Sc. do bags. Ioc
BUTTER The week opens with fairly liberal hrrlNa.S'
prospect - large decrease IN the :"
ceips The proportion Of fancy creamery, no"
ever quite small progress On regular
butter and exporters also the market looking Tor
desirable lines OF their price l3g l'c. In
general the market Is decidedly firm hlgn
Grade creamery. and about steady medium gfaits
whole supply be sufficient and there s. no
% There accumulation 81
medium and lower qualities but they not urgently
offered and fairly steady. State dairy butter
nominal IN absence Of important offerings or d~ins 10
Western imitation creamery ~ current make Is moving
very slowly unchanged prices some lines 81 fresh
factor under negotiation. but We hear OF n I'm
porant sales yet Holders free sellers and lone ~
prices barely steady We quote Creamery state fenn
eylyauia and Western, extras per y Il hfsis J.,
lac seconds i2taQ l3c thirds lllzql2c STAT ~ half
frkin tubs extras. 4ul4ixc. N'.sn rins. .hiras
STATE dairy tnbs frsts i4c: seconds. llal2c inr1s.
10ulOi. &C: imitation creamery seconds L. hris
iOdi2c Wesfern DAIRY as 10 qna.hy' "ui@, N's,riti
factory June lie. do current MAKE, choloe "h
i1iLc. do seconds ga0i,c. DO thirds sMs1c
CHEESE WIN only small proportion !" dsss '",
cream cheese in receipts to-day ana advices ~
stronger prices paid the Northern markets on Sauiaay
The market opened with very strong toi WI" ~. ~.
disposition pretty general TO ark 7sc for fancy rn
c@I,,red ana while Buyers while willing 10 take rev
cheese on the Of 7c generally refused ~ eohs'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04

an inroad on Of old oats and shsrs are sery
nr,n,um over the new crop fhe Missouri State Report
estimates the yield OF oats at 10 bushels per mce cur
futures close dey unchanged to nc net
oats were hrmer, with light trade sales "sts , M
Of 900 bushels No at &c elevator. GoOU bnsnes un
Graded white AT 25GsOc one car mixed al 2tc and
1900 white clipped al 25sc elevator Ioc oeIT v
early white quoted al nc. ~
Market quiet. with No Western quoted al 3IIs. ~
.BARLEYMarket dull with W-e iSeos mi ana
heavy TSia079c T.
The quotations to-day the closing prices M date LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARkErS

London Aug. 3To. ia, being bank holiday, tn
London Stock Exchange will be CLOSED.
$40 Paris advces quote per cent rentes at l0l
francs the account and exchange Lon
don n - francs ID centimes for checks.
Berlin. Aug S-1he statement ~ the Imperial Bank OF
Germany shows In specie OF 6.o7s.0o0 markA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04
ALL-RAlL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch, Asbury Park. Ocean
Grove and points south 20 Point Pleasant 40 $50.
1890 1870 A. NJ 20 Saturdays only 80 2l5. $50
C43O Red Bank) AS. $50 si5 500 Saturdays
only. Asbury Park and Ocean Grove r. NJ Sundays
stop Interake for Asbury Park and Ocean Grove,
p.l5 A. NJ $50, 400 p VI.
Lakewood. Toms River, Barnegat Park and Barre-
gat 43o 30 A NJ 30 40 P. VI.
For Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridgeton 4:3O A. NJ,
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highlands Of
Navesink. $50 II 80 A. NJ. 1:30 AS s15 p NJ
c,,a,a,. u.iS NJ 400 N
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
From Pier y. r.. foot Of Rector ST .
For Atlantic Highlands Highland Beach Norma ndie.
Rumson Beach. Seabrght. Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch Al $50 900 1890 NJ. 100 200 3:45. 43o.
$40 p NJ Sundays $50 A. NJ, 100 p. NJ $1,000.
For Elberon. Asbury Park, Ocean Grove ana pointts
south Point Pleasant, 100 A. NJ 90 Zo 90,
20 $40 T. NJ Sundays (stop Interlaken for Asbury
Park and Ocean Grove). 100 p NJ =.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Banegat 4:3o A. NJ
100 345 F. NJ oo =, 40
Atlantic CITY vineland and Brdgeton- 4:3o A. NJ, 100
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CENTRAL RAILROAD fNEW JERSEY
anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on I'D afier .Iunn q 1890

tAnthracIte coal eNcTusiNeIy.I
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on ard after June Is 1896.
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
For Fsston. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk. &c,
40 I:l3 al0 11;.3 Eastonl A. NJ, 10 l:3o. 4;15
$50 Easton). 545. : 20 to Allentown. p NJ Sundays
$50 C7l5 TO Ession) A. NJ. 100. $50 900 p. NJ.
For Wilkesbarre Ptston and Scranton. 9l0 A. NJ.
100 80 4:15 p NJ. sundays. 43o A NJ
For Reading $50 500. 9:lO 1000 II 20 A. NJ. no.
30 200. i:3O 800 $40 900 p NJ. 1915 night. Sun
days 40 A. NJ 100 900 $50 $40 P. NJ 1918 night
For Harrisburg at 40, 500: s:lo II 80 A. NJ 10
100 4:3D. 800. 545 p NJ, 1913 night. Sundays 4:3O
A. NJ. 100 $50 500 p NJ. 1915 night.
For Snbury Lewisburg and Wllliamsport. at 43o 500
a:1O A. N. 1910 1870 900 p. NJ. Sundays. 43o A. NJ.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL


SUMMER TINE TABLE.
For Red Bank Long Branch. ElDeron. Ocean Grove.
Astury Park Belmar. Spring Lake and Point Pleasant
Trains leave Liberty Street 80 $50 1880. oil 30
A. NJ .loO Saturdays oniyD 100. '215. $50 400
30 IRE Bank only. 80 Except Red Bank 80 6l5.
r. NJ. saturdays only to Ocean Grove and Asoury
PariO sundays. ~ Is A. NJ. 40 400 p. NJ.
Trains leave foot Cortlsnd and Desbrosses Streets:
$40 10, 90 20 A. NJ. u TO- 'lD Saturdays only.
30 $40 except Red Bsnk). 10 - 10 except
Long Branch. 100 p NJ. sundays. s.i3 '9+5 A. M.
$40 +. NJ.
sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
Park
Denotes express
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04
ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave NewYork. foot q claraosss~
a. follows and 1--WE minutes earlier from Nest IS
OON A. M.--Vestbulei Express Daily ior "ss.
S:UV Ringhamt,n. Elmra Buffalo. Bratfofc. 80 81.
town MeaGvill= and the Nes'. AFrFe D4AS
100 p NJ Par,or car 70 Bufa'o , -.
C.On +. N.-Vestibrlei Limited fast mai Laiy :.
Z.UU train for Cncako via chiGtauiua Lake ai.Is
Cleveland 40 \. NJ Chicago 7 VI. s;.eep.
20 Chicago. Cleveland and CINCINNATI D''~
Gar. , ,......,.. p,
>.oO y. M.-Buraio and Cleveland Ves'is.ieta az =.
c')V p-ess Daily arrives Buffalo ~ A. ~ sn
ford 7:l5 A. ". JamesoVn - A. N; 80.
llnd 1915 = v sleepers 70 buNaio ana - :,
lard making direct connections t'' De'"'
chicago and he Nes' 49,. ~,
S:4j Ps M-s sda i9 'ran 70 chtsso segef: b
falo Chicago and Cincinnati Dnng "a, .,
vTyICKETS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AN - l.is IN,
/ accornmotations Al III. 2Sl. 4oi and 80 brsaaAN
l27 Bowery 1873 East 2jh -. and 81 Vest 49, ~ y
Chambers and West Z3d 81 fe'es Ne" p' iS;,,.o
Hoboken and Jersey City station. Wes'c,u - -
calls for and checks baggage from ho'e'S ""3 ''
o destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04

Highest Lowest. today BIDS
Maqch ....... sO5 800 $50 9oS 1910
SAY sSS s sSS seq seq goo
s Ansu,, '.:..:...lO25 1925 lOiOa0l5 1880
October ........... s35 $50 9?sa $50 i34s
H SSysmosT ...... sio DOS soCs soS lbs
The statistical position of Brazil coffee is as follows
T., T9, d.; sat ,ag sys Las! aI Tes ,s7
New-York stock .......l" S g3d w o." Sos
SsW"oreans s' stock ..... $3.50 9si1 LESS
sog 4srs an asITsri.; fss 9s ss sSss
Baltimore deliveries ~ ~ @"
New-Orleans deliveries l5' "ao on
Aa Ts,A o:l deliveries :s ss ss ls $50 So
Visible supply .......... .43o. 500 425.37+ +22bsl
I NJ ne No No. 5 sPSi at suq S
cost and Freight M,d conss sgs bat stsaay with
me sss: against Of TSy ses T.'f
| M S BIZ" va;sr ss.n s"' s:
from . q 70, to 81 rs for Gs 90 100 SP sss city e Extra
e i?qs a. s.: 100 sSs city ane s. sss
s s "a s s ss sf Ss 81 sa
mes4H and QsStS s. sa
FAC MEAi-Dun ouOtsa; Fine White ts 7s g mr.. nne
S SaS'S ' % g an. SSas ~ $a5a.
ICED s s ss,Ps 81 s Sss hs%a 'SSg S s' &
9s7isc
eRANwMEATTns whea, T.! n a1sDy !oa:y was Ii,
lie advance over the hns quotations Of sStuasy night a.
Prevailed The demand insignificant OUTSIDE Of The
closing at ,saac ne, los The report. from
pcca trading for foreign aES9n s and D1 the SsEs
s os ss s, ssshs pm 90 the weeF
the u,S D sPR 1 OF seSns s IN h
mt al
ne ne sp' ds "ss and M. oa ps ss . for the day
show but Sigh, change compared with last Monday The
What mad been expected The Missouri State Report was
in hs moor s1S oTed bushels ysa a 81
IS $4,000 bushels last year The damage reported TO
wheat In soS a5 WAS e was efed up TO the
Sales Of % 600 bushels migrated red we're e.oTied
zen Norhen. nc over sepember afoat and 40
market tor quiet but comparatively nrm during
ne DAY ns Rsn FOR a the dy Of The
Of market little surprising IN view 81 VI" AZ,
sna 800 were estimated for The total pr
rsesgs tSr ss day AND Sers the sse supply
the last week $4,000 bushels The market was N
s6vires o. injury from the extremely hot weather al
though the reports generally are Vsiy 20 & "a NJ, an
srresS e NJ 90 compared with The estimated
Weld was reported at 2OoooVU bushels. ass srins
fshsr saies are reported Of 1900 bushels OF No at
s4asc delivered 1900 bushels private terms 's' wss
quoted 3o5sc elevator at the close ne ,
s I oss .~ tsn. very N" crop The
iy with which reports Of damage 70 the new crop are
coming n sonx her ssd factor iba, The
csp vii e q s P quality m ar hs Sep FEW new
oats will good for seeding purposes and
s he seq for next years crop VIII haze n to De- SSsS
bushels VI oats for seeding puposes this will make quite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-04

nEEVEs- Receipts for DAYS were 1872 cars or 3aD
head-1o3 cars consigned direct exporters and r'tE
slaughtrrcrs and 81 cars for The market Ih"
Early n day active AT advance OF I've o."
steers and fat cows and bulls Oc To 2oc higher
Chicago the advance on steers was lost
and tlila ruled about steady g." the clos"
The yards well cleared. y, export demand. Me
dunn prime at 81 l5uSi T per lW 10. ch"'e
and do early the day. At - GlnSl -. oxen Al
81 5oux 10. bologna 81. bulls At 81 1!af2 49, but
mainly 81 SJn %. at ~ 2ilsnG ~ 'Ny
dressed natives nrm 6sqiisc per NJ for inferior to
prime quality London and Liverpool cnhle. American
live arm l0Gic. dressed weight refriserat"r
beef selling At sasAc M American sheen at iuil?s
dressed weight top prioo Glasgow for live cattle lic