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The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-11-27
Nov. oath 1896.


MIR. EpITon;- The crops are all
gathered, corn about q OF a crop, coy
ton more than a; potatoes about T.
meas very few, hay very short sage
grass very poor stuff Bryan and our .,l
eanse defeated for the present, but WIZ
rise and triumph in the end A.
though YOU ticket in the ribs at Nc,
Eiplevs election, and so'called sola
democrats Ill for the defeat OF tne
greatest cause that has ever been suo-
mitted to th. people since the defeat
of rilden it will be four years hence
W, j. Bryan come up higher lie ls
the model Of the people now, ana
when victorious you will have to TAKE
"a back seat
WAYS BLUFF.
We generously insert this article
Int mustinform our correspondent we
are not ticxled at McKinleys election
but are gratifed at tn. triumph OF
sound principles because it is en- aug
urv Of good for the future and stamps
the American people with conserVa
tism.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-11-27
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15

The wife of Mr.. Leonard Wells, o
East Brimtield, Mass, had been suffer-
ing from neuralgia for two days, not
being able to sleep or hardly keep still,
when Mr.. Holden, the merchant there
sent her bottle of Cham berlain's Pain
Balm, and ask that she give it a
thorough trial. On meeting Mr.. Wells
the next day he was told that she was
al right, the pain had left her within
two hours, and that the bottle OF Pain
Balm was worth $500 If it could not be
had for less. For sale at 90 cents per
bottle by d. +. Ellingson, Druggist.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15

Wholesale Jeweler and Optician has
taken lease OF the premises l73 Main
8 rect, two doors north of Walker Bros.
bank, the old store OF 262 Main street
being too small for his increasing BUSH
ness, is now in a position 10 manu-
facture anything pertaining to the
jewelry or optical business, having
tirst.class workshop with the latest inn
proved machinery. also keep in stock
very large line of diamonds, watches
and other jewelry, engineers levels,
compasses, mineral glasses and artificial
eyes. | am graduate as well as q
practical optician and can fit glasses to
any eve that needs them, references
from over 100 persons in this state that
have fitted with glasses and artificial
eyes. Ives examined FREE OF charge.
difficult cases invited | will send
goods to responsible parties for exami-
nation, Fine wMch repairs and
chronometer repairing speciality, get
my prices before buying elsewhere and
YOU will save money All goods guaran-
teed.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15

in caring for the sick. To give ii medi-
cine Improperly compounded or COM
posed OF impure drugs is to DO one OF
two things which differ only in their
degree OF badness and mischievousnesF.
The patient suffers whether the medi-
cine be wrong or ineffective, We
always psepore the exact medicine
calico ior. By the pre- description. make no
mistakes, and use only pure drugs.
The incident profession, therefore, have
only words OF praise for the Union,
Remember; We supply everything kept
in Grst-class drug housa at moderate
prices.
T. j. WADswoEru, Druggist.
n Union Hotel Building. Lehi
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15

reeter, eczema and all similar skin
troubles are cured by the use OF DeWitt,s
Hazel Salve. 1t sooths ut once, and re-
stores the tissues to their natural con-
diton, and never fails to cure piles.
Many lives OF usefulness have been
cut short by neglect to break up an
ordinary cold. Pneumonia, bronchitis
and even consumption have been averted
by the prompt use OF One Minute Cough
Cure L. J. WadsWorth.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15
Delinquent Notice.

lehi Irrigation Company, chief place
oil business Lehi City
There are delinquent on the following
described stock, on account OF assess
ment levied August 81, 1896, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective stockholders.
In accordance with law aud order OF
the board Of directors OF said corporation
made on the aforesaid August 81, 1896
so many shares Of each parcel OF stock
as may be necessary, will be sold on
January Z, 1897, at public auction, at
the Court House, Lehi City. Sale to
Commence at 2p. M. on that day to
pay the aforesaid delinquent assessment
and cost Of advertisement and sale.
John Woodhouse,
Sec'ty and Collector Lehi Irrigation Co.
Tah
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15
To st. Paul
via Omaha.

The Burlington's 'Vesti.
buled Flyer" which
leaves Denver every even
ing at9 80 reaches Omaha
at four O'Clock the next
afternoon--in times to
connect with trains for
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
To these, as well as all
other points in Minnesota,
ssnIlttIfIIIlIll the route via Omaha is
|HVsy SSsslTe the shortest in time and
|Ess9 iiillli1&I distance, and travellers
" Ia1ssasseazzess1l who want the "best there
it," will ask Tor tickets
that way.
Tickets and time tables
ut the local Office or by
addressing
w. f, McMHLAN,Gen'l Salt Like City
IL Walker block.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15
TRAINS WESTBOUND.

No, E From;the East Leaves Leh at II :33
No. :. East leaves Lehi at To:44 m.
5. Sanpete Valley points arrives at Leh p
T. Eureka Payson Springvie arrives at Leh o:o7
TRAINS EASTBOUND.
No. For the East leaves Lehi at al a. m.
No a.. For the East leaves Leh at 1874 p.
No, Sanpete Valley points leaves Leh at 2:24 p
Springvle Payson andueka leaves Iehi op
Train No. Rchfed arriving there S45 p M, No.
leaves Richheld at o a. y
stop Lehi No. stops only fla,
s. H. BABCocK
Mgr, Traffic Mgr
WIN WELSH local agt. f A.WADLEIGH Gen Passenger ag
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15

: No certificate issued.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-12-15

In Union Hotel Building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Co1~rON-rne market opened $50 points lower
disappointing news from Liverpool and rumors OF pI"
dicled FOR Western Texas Arkansas ana Mississippi
There some recovery on private reports OF airy ana
Texas. Liverpool futures opened irregular,
bur closed quiet and steady with net loss Of
!, 10 III points Liverpool sales OF spot cotton
were only 5000 bales. A telegram from Fort Smith.
Ark to W H. Rsdell 4 Co. tina; the drcuih con-
tnues with hot winds again prevalent and temperature
the highest prices the morning Of about II points on
q rain T. Thus carly in the day the
Texas. by antcipaiions Of rain. There was
feeling The market closed steady IN tone with
points. The reports OF rain In Texas came by way Of
New Orleans. but they we're not confirmed Daring the
point touched this The Government eaher
map does not report rain in Texas The points reporting
Tuscumbia, Al Livingston. trace; Greenvhle Miss OF
and Weldon. ~ c. Is Government indications were as
follows North Carolina. local showers tonight; South
Carolina and Georgia generally iair Alabama iaI ioi
by local thpnderstorms in northern portion Eastern
day: Mississippi and louisiana fair followed on sunday
Texas. fair preceded by showers in northern portion.
Western Texas and NewMeXco. local showers this after
and tonight followed by fair weather Tennessee
thunderstorms Sunday night The reports received BY
The Financial Chronicle from the cotton belt indicate
been further deterioration Of the In
sections result II absence Il moisture and high
temperature Rain has fallen in number Of districts in
the Southwest during the week precipitation
along the Atlantic there has been good rainfall Cotton
IS opening rapidly and picking is progressing we'll
against s9Sl bales for the corresponding week last
The total in sigh August 81 1905 $50 bales against
sight compared with last year. is 2.C93.9l2 bales
The total visible supply Of cotton shows decrease Of
fang on Of 7oss4 bales from 'he corresponding date %
1874 snl decrease ~ $4,000 bales from 1898 The total
visible supply is now l@il s4% bales against i92 2.9
bales last year 2"i72S in 1891 ana 225i 500 In 1888
The total American supply Is io4N63+ bales, against
op,nne range and today, anl closing bids the
previous night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. Angus, % S.d 1896; a,
ras, p se %fTS xt ' 10 trading Feeling
steady BEET qus at at oi hSme nfs ,oay
q beef on the +me Ms1, To , Indn
~ cattle on the Hindoo and 30 cattle on the Algeria
also London 10 cattle On me TTer%ao 10 i'"
CAIvis~ Receipts were 436 head including 80 he ga
direct to city butcher 1iirrmk and grassers opened
steady but finished up weak. with 80 head date arrays,
& at the ec 'fs; Gull. at 81 5SG$ buermks and
rase 90 mixed and fed calves at 81 Sess
7aiIc for country dressed. 5qic for e calves and
XslsoT yes' rs ID ,yesSf a, a" s. s. q P Ged
AVE- lS2 ID q d. b. at a' 81 - at d. r. At ~
il. il. Hollis veas lSI ~ az 81 70 @i s calves
d. 2ioa@eo h. s5qsS 40 bu'ermfk' and srosser'
C. bnienlsck % buuermks. l67 II. at 50 80; veal.
~ Hume Mullen g yeals $50 H. at 81 'ul' and fed
'a ~ coins i 10 2es 100 n 81 Do zoo III. at S.
NTep H 81 Xfs eSe az were s 20. cars or 575.
head3 cars for direct and 22i for the
peoa3a s s" at a as itraea Prices '6
closing hsare ana sod 81 lover Owe hSn
maintained bur The feeling was YAK a. the ese o1
d 1a 70 to Choice ' smbs Of s5as but the
bulk Of the sales were at sSa So % hc Iens bs oc a.
ga 3c carcasses exceeded quotations and
saes- ons: io7 state lambs SO N ays5ase at 81
per M ~ 81 'seFP ana WSs Trgna lambs an co n
Sc - 2se Buao 49, 81 Sc = r. Fs" KehcE S
sSei S % os q 50 49, y Nest Virginia d. 30 n
So 30 800 ., - o,- !,
T. Harrington: 2a3 State lambs Y H. at SO % 2lI DO,
90 n at s 255 Western DO 80 lb at s. 75 q SAFE
sheep l2 n. 81 II DO. - No. al SO; bucks l4' 10
$ Sanders 81 Jersey lambs 65 n. at 81 . rennsyl-
vana - H. So -. 1913 do. IS II. at 50. Jersey
sheep lO4 n. 81. o 200
Newton CO.. lob kentucky sheep. 81 NJ at 81 So lss
Virginia lambs. 81 II. AT Sc. 63 Virginia sheep 10 NJ
a 81 -.
H. H. Hollis p state lambs. "a n, at Sc go JOS Penn
sytania do 20 ~ 81 % lj do Is ~. at 81 sIl1 80
Western do GO H. at s. 10 sheep 100 ~ at 50 90 m
H. Wilkerson: l19 Kentucky sheep. % 10, at - l2i3
= Judd & CO.. 1874 Pennsylvania lambs. 63 n. at
81 %; II Pennsylvania sheep - ~ at 81
g. Dllenhack: - State lambs. 81 10. N sc: IL state
sheep III n. al - ~. ~
Hume d Mullen: - state lambs. IS N. at so 20
HOGS-Reoeipts 10 1850 head. No sales
on live weight Feeling trhe nrmer. and common 10
prme hogs were quoted So 1884 II 100 NJ piss
81 2OdSi 80 country dressed firm . 2feG2c 10 for
medium light weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
NEW YORK, ONTARIO B WESTERN R'Y

Trans leave West 42l S. as follows l5 min
utes earlier from Franklin ST:
1853 4. W.. FOR West Cornwall, Orr- Mills Lakes
Mohonk ana Minnewasks Mddletown. Bloomngburgh.
Eenyslle. Pittsburgh HureyVlllc. Lake kiamesha
erty. Scranton. Walton Delhi Sidney. Norwich. Utica.
Oneida. Fulton Oswego.
DIS 4. VI. for Campbell Hall Middletown Bloom
ngburgh. WurtsbOro Ellen gie Mountain Dale Centre
VILE. Falshurgh, AXE Kiamcsha HurieyNile Liberty
Falls. Liberty. White Lake.
las T.. VI. Saturdays oniy,. for Mddlctown. bloom
ngburgh. Wurtsboro Ellenvie Mountain Dale Centre
Vile. Pittsburgh Lake Hlamcsha Hurleyville. Liberty
Falls. Liberty White Lake l1rlsvle Livingston Manor.
Rookiand
3I5 =. W.. for Campbei Hail. Lakes Mohonk ard
Minnewaskn Mideo~n. Eloc IN nghurgh. Wurtsboro. El
enville. Mountain Dale Ccnirevne ralshurgh. Lake
Kiamesha Hurleyville. Liberty Fails Liberty. White
Lake, i'arhsyie Livingston Manor. Rockland.
$3.50 u. VI. Npaliyl. for Campbell Hail. Mddctown.
Liberty. Livingston Manor. Walton. Delhi. sidney. Nor
witch Randalsville. oneida Fulton. Oswego. Niagara
Falls. and points West. Pullman Sleeping
Chair Car. IRE Niagara Falls.
5i5 4. VI. for West Cornwall Orrs Mills Meadow
Brook. burnside. Campbell Hall Stony Ford. Crystal
Run. Midileown Wnterton, Bloomngburgh. Wur,sboro.
Elrnvllle.
Tickets and Pulmas seats at 81 broadway. y Y.
J. c. ANDERSON, y. +. A.. SO Beaver ST., N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo aug. % Cattle Reccirts last . hours. 9elc
head total I week thus far 5i42 head for same time
New York. head. sale 100 head market opened
steady for good SLOW nr common. closed dull and weak
So common fair sinS5 % good $50 n steers
sold late SASS To- Texas steers at 81 lo9 50 30 HOGS
1nsiacl through go hend t" New YORK cso head on
s. ,5as5 81 nzed racket 81 G0qs$ Is extreme heavy
g. ioaS 90 r,ughs SsG So 10 stags 81 25Gs2 - sheep
and Lrmhs Receipts las - hours 5000 head. total for
FAR - 400 head week Is 600
head. on SIZE 400 heat in iadns n9iao,ers m4rte,
s. 90 fair 10 good a C5s5 g. cuis ana common 81 25d
yehnss y9G to es In@ ewes ' s sn
lambs sold late at 50 ioH$' 50 decline Of fully - cents
Inlon stock Yards Chicago Aug 20 Cattle Receipts.
400 head mark, steady. mmon Nra steers. So 100
s. ~ s,ocsers and feeders 81 Gs5 - cows ana bulls
ern rangers s2g3 - Iios'-Receip,s l5cco head;
mnrkr' sisnd' Tor mixed lots and Dc o~ar 1r hea'y
cnoice s. '5Ds % choice a.s'ried 81 55asa e':
hG,, hSaa Market tad Infelot 70 cSoes s2ass S6
lambs s3as5
ST. Louis Aug - -Ca,tle-Recepi- 30 head. market
81 % Hogs-Heceipls. 1423 head. market steady to
~ g, pie; :, Sc nshcr On ish, grade M!ed 50 ga
sepis 81 hsad nak.t se1dy and prices unchanged
Fn. e. "'hwss' y o. n,'s ~ -. oo,o
8 4ogsi 20. good. 81 25G.. 30 tidy, $. osast ls fair.
bulls. siars aai cows s2ess 5o hc sna cows per- head
$bh>l': ;fesh COWS and sprlngers s5aSio. Hoes-Mar
s. 90 Yorkeis s. i&si 90 9rayy hoeS s. ioasa Is
roughs >2ns3 sheepMnrkei sicndy prime. 81 G0qS3 IS.
culis. 6ocqsi Lembs-choce 81 .5gs9 Is. common to
good lambs s3as5 venl calves 50 $3.50 20; heavy and
Kansas cry, Aug. - Iioss-Recelpts 900 head;
I, w"S, 81 2T ssl siross others .,eod sh and pigs
Receipts 200 head market nominal. shecp-None
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave W. 4ad 81 station. y T. as foio"s S"S
Is m earlier fsr Franklin =; x.y
:,.:SO A. NJ Daily. Local t. BuNaio Sleeping oir,s
York Bloomville. Sundays only can @" o'eDp'
..:,o A. NJ Daily Local to Albany. for Catski. M9ln-
"a ms and Saratoga Paror Albany sunaays on,y'
0.I5 A. NJ Daily for Albany Utca. syracuse .s'',en'
buffalo Niagara Falls. Tol~io. 'le'e'ah'' N"''e
Parlor to syracuse. -, . ,,,.,,,,i,is
ALDO A. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY o. Is. -,N'
and Catskil Mountains. New PATTI l'iNeS ..' 80,
Mnnewaska Parl0r cars u Rlo1myile anu Nv. Iii
B-11.:s5 A. v. 'aly. except sunday. ,.'.'ssks
Mountains New PaI;z Lakes Mohonk and VI nneNass-:
Albany saratoga. Caldwell. Lax He"'S'' '"''
10 Bloomvil.e. Saratoga and Caldwell -..., ..
lis T. NJ SATURDAYS only. Ha.f. Hohiay Specia'
Carski Mountains. Parior car attached ..,. ,,.,,-
T. NJ Daily. sunday. 20 'atfN4l v
ains New Paliz Lakes Mohonk and Mime "asNA "a
harry Saratoga Paror car attached % b''"''"s ~
600 T. NJ Daily excep, sunday for Albary Ia.
GOO L NJ Daily Tor Albany. Montreal ltca SFt..-,S,
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto. pe'"s
Cleveland. Chicago and St Louis - ,i,.,y
$40 T. NJ Fatty. except sunday for Newhu-g A,D >,
7t5 r. NJ Daily excep, sunday. for Utica SYRACUSE
Rochester and Bunaio. o..h-
sis r. NJ Daily Albany Utica syracuse. h oor
ester Burao. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit DIe'T
land Chicago and -. Louis - a, A.,
II c-Ieaves bro k.yn by Annex: Al0 10. Blottoo A
NJ C3O3 = NJ. Jersey city 7. II. 4. station A"'"
Bii 20 C32S l.. NJ LAM
For tickets time tables parlor and Sleeping ,ar accom-,
nodatons apply city Offices brooklyn and New YORK 49,
at stations Time tables al principal hotels FOR UNIV
e. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agents
Vanderbilt ave. New f@S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS..


Liverpool Aug. o. | T. .--n cef-ENtra India mess
steady 4Gs I'd: prime steady SIS ID. Pork
Prime Western fine steady 5s DO medium steady
al 3ss 81 Hams-Short about II To- ~ NJ steady
At 49, Gi Bacon Cumberland cut about IS 10 ~ n.
al about ~ NJ. 25s. long
clear mdics light about ~ 70 Is n. nrn 26s 81
long clear mdlcs heavy about 40 10 ~ No. firm at
mddcs. heavy. about ~ to ~ H. Arm at
RS Cd bellies about IL to ~ ~ hrm at BIS Shout
ders-About IL ~ N hrm 2is 81. Iard-Primr
Western SPOT steady los. thccsc-AmericaB finest
white steady 3ps Cd do colorcd steady Ais Tai
lpw-Prime city dull los I'd Cotonseei Liverpool
duh los ID Spirits ~ upen'ine steady at los
Rosin-Common firm IS "a. Wheat No > red winter
stocks exhausted: Northern spring rs I'D Corn
Western. spot nrm AT 2s Ind, August steady
al - MD September steady - oi October steady
~ - 0l.i F1our-St Louis fancy winter lrm at Us OIL
Hops at Inndon-pncihc Coast dull at 2oni0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
THE STATE or TRADE.

500 bbo wheat strong spot e2 @e2c
sd .1ss.e eaS Ne red G'iSs5 s5s
6gor.c do grade 6oa ao3c stock ,s snd Septem
i Se Ss BUSH oeS SsTn sso
24a24 scpssrR wh.s S Gus no.
stock $4,000 bush nrm; No nearby da%g nSm
c cboce timothy si6asi6 80 Grain freghts firm. un.
changed Cotton quiet; middlnss, Slsc' Eggs MI" at
I2I5di3c. other articles unchanged
patents 81 Sass stra!sh,s & sog e 80, 81
81 SG ss Eo aSn esSess "a
Corn quiet: yellow. on track 32c: , n" sr
No do 27sc No 2 white PC No d. 2Gsc so M ln
feed quiet spring bran to SHIP aSe o
m %es Sci sT@a F1iN qa Backs S
ends $40 80 Barrel beef 7ase Hams ioq ss res s
beef quiet firm: steers 6G7i.c binds vailc f4res va, g
i4c Butter firm for fancy VERMONT nay lisa
aher dairy i3c: imitation and ladies' 0Hl.c Lam,s
quiet sale fancy 'e mutton snn 7a &c Egss
ouie nearby zoe Eastern fresh 1546c western t ni
s6Fan 2Ss Pssn' an pea y s@si & edu@s
sGS o. Poultry steady; Western iced turkeys l:n,"c;
N.shs Sks fresh S sTIs ia % w fS'ff@
oaii do fowls sqle Potatoes sssay ascc amcy
GRADES i3di7c. Rye straw. lGqllc Lealner seanS m'
quiet hsmosk sGe r1s, s2se ''s MasTacons
ga i5c: fancy. lsn2Uc 1T,
pgn e .5s &c "s BE- SSrh %qi
S2c Winter whoa, Grm No red An IN s SSm:Ds c No
&c on track: yellow 2Giac in store oas seay
No white Old on track c No 90 N DO i4ac on track
Ryc~No sold at 35c in store Flour stcany uhea,
MIN feed dull unchanged Canal fc'Fn r s iaxseed
s ss.s. corn ''''' oats 47''' ''''''' 90 " t.,
Chicago. Aug 22-rhe leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

Market closed steady 20 points decline compared
with yesterdays closing prices. Transferable notices.
s45. Total salea l4491O bales Spot cotton dull and
unchanged Middling upands S5sc. middling Gulf SIC.
Sales IS bales spinning
Liverpool Spot small inquiry: sales. 5000
bales: Speculation AMI export 500 bales American. 1000
bales Niline upanls 22-S2d. Futures irregular.
partially lG4d advance partially G4d decline eli sed
outlet and steady = TO II points net decline January
February, 427h. February March u.s. MarchApr. 42s;
April-May 42Gish MayJune 430b, August 4i0b August
September 4p2s ctober. 4%0zs. October No
vember 42Sas; November December i27b, DecemhcrJan
uary. 427b.
COFFEE-The market almost lfeless most Of the
day with sales at slight advance Gables We're with
feature absence II striking developments in the
Industrial makes both sides Havre sales
bags: opening &c higher closing quiet and IN
changed G3.D francs. September. Ct: october.
CO %: emher Gi7 DeceHher February CLIO. Rio
cables steady 10000 Tes; hange quoted al lJ-lG
receipts 1900 bags; cleared for United states
bags. stock 23iOOO tags Santos receipts. 1900
bags: stock $685. O) bags market quiet AT 1lO00 REFS;
clearances per steamship Grecan Prince. 200 bags
Hamburg steady August - - pigs september $3.50.
October - -. November 51i0 Contracts closed quiet
points advance for september. other markets, 5Gl0
points lower. Sales $50 bags. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23

quotations foIows Flour was quiet ana
a57s.c; SO 8 spring wheat s3.q5.c by sample Ne :
s ss xS s.fsy Ss g2s 81 NJ Ss'
&c; prime timothy seed ST. nominal mess pork per
s. a S S5y sa IS s @9s4s' wh Gsss
81 81 sTan"ia "d SS; ssnsfd Lnseed
the butter was hrm creamery l63c; first.
i4Iaal5.ac: seconds, ilai3c. EGGS Arm fresh stock
Cincinnati. Aug. 22.E1our market steady: winter pat
s sas s. 20 W rnS Pssn aus saSy No f
track 5Ga57c No red track 4o3c. Corn market quiet
s sais f es: aet fs 10 mixed " sS2c no mixed
iSc PQrk-Market steady family S. clear fams
steady kettle aTd aSs Prime o asc sd DRY yS
Sides 3A.u3soc loose short clear sides. 1880 Bacon
Market steady loose shoulders ig4sc loose short rib
ter-Market firm Esns lac Ohio and ao Indla1a cream
Market steady: sales 49s bbls at 81 ~
MwsgGee Aug 20 Wheat in store sgheF ssP'e M
Northern DID, 57i:a5si.c n@w. 55 aa56c; No spring
ss% s' barley ley dull ip over G 80 DID, s2s
sa 10 Old 2 ny 2 r Rys snTnd so5 ID de-
mSnd 10 Msurs dull steady bran s6gse IS -four mid
Minneapolis Aug. 22-wheat bulls were in a merry
MOOD today sepesr made gain OF I7c Sysr at
5s.c &C higher than the close YESTERDAY advanced to
5a'c and steadily to firm Close a, ,ga, % 7
s7n.c high point and closed at 80 but l,nSc Ne iesS
northern nj lGli.r premium Sep ember. No North
orn and No g. new. traded at nliac under NJ
NIlers were sharp bhyers OF old No Northern pay
ing premium Of 2d2ttc over September for spot No :
sid al AZ under standard and No nj iAH2l4c under
on track No hard. sc; Sic; No Northern 3Gc
new 55c; No Northern. 81 &C. new. jic Flour-Ship-
mems 81 62l bhis Millstufs-Bran in bulk quoted at
s. .; shorts. 81 30. middlinss. 81 -.
Philadelphia. Aug. 22.-Flour firm. Wheat strong; No
Pennsylvania red in export elevator GigNU3stc Con
tract wheat August. 62zGG2'c; Septemuef G2+a'SS
October GA GC4c. November nominal corn quiet trine
easier 40 yellow local trade. 30G3vzc per bush:
No mixed. August. 2NN2Ni.c: Septemhei -. ~ e
october 2s a2Si.c: November nominal Oats quiet. 40
white. Gle old. No white &c; No white Augusi'
o4025c: September 23a23%.c October 23.u2ic; N"Vem
Der 24d24 &c cheese firm. quiet; NewYork factory ~
SIC; part skins 5n6izc Feed steady; winter bran IN
hulk s9qslO per ton Sugars-Rehned quiet unchanged.
Potatoes dull, unchanged
St Louis Aug 22-F1our quiet. firm. Wheat higher;
August bid: September. Glizc asked December.
G37.c asked Corn higher; August: 2.c asked Ssptem-
her Pic bid December 22isc bid May 2ihsc bid oats
steady: August 2Oc nominal May. DIX bid. Spcter
very dull and lower at 81 other articles unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
BALTlM ORE e. OHIO

Leave New lofk. loot OF IIb'rty II, daIl
CHICAGO > T. NJ. and l2.i5 night
rIrIsB. RG. $50. eN sun, sun. II night
WASHINGTON. BALTIMckE s.l5 10 ,pinins Sa.
II 20 a m DINING can . $3.50 dining carl. ,pin,"SS
carr D. m. ~ IL night. sunday 10 thn.ng carr, N
a m dining carr. dining can. dining carr -
m IL. Is night.
NORFOLK. ~ - n. m daily
NEW ORLEANS Through sleeper. p. daily
All trains Illuminated with Pntsch Light 49,. :,
Offices li3 ~. 2Gi t5. llto B~ay. 81 T. t ts,n.,ea
i.T Bowery y. y $50, 344 Fulton ST Brochyni sts.SsI
foot OF Liberty 81 g II. II. ~ y. J. Baggage eheeN
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-23
ROYAL BLUE LINE

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON. .~
For phIad phia week days 80 500 SIS go io9!
II 30 Dining Carr A. NJ. 80. 200 $50 AZ ib1Ns,
Parlor Carr 430. 800 Dining Carr 800 80 900 l,'%
u. NJ i215 night. Sundays. +:3o. 900. 1880, II -
DINING carr A. n 200 400 800 Dining carr. 60,
y. NJ. 1918 night. .,o 60
1000 II so Dining carr A. NJ. 200 $50 o'p ,p,nss
carr. GOO p. NJ. 1915 night. SUNDAYS - ~ 20
Dining carr A. NJ 200 300 Dining carr. 500 r u,
1915 night. -. -, Il,
Tickets and parl0r-car seats can be procured az ' u
Iiberty-st ll3 lT2 POI. as oi4. 40 lo-a ~
737 9th Ave- 81 East l4h-st.. 1913 East l-.n - -,
West 125rh- St 25l Columbus Ave. New-tork, t.lI'
St SEQ Fulton St. Brooklyn 9s Broadway 80.
The Transfer Company Will call Tor ana c"eSA
baggage from hotels residence to destination