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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09

q $50 bhls Min -uNs Bran in bulk quoted AZ 81 50;
shorts. 81 so. middlings. So
Philadelphia July 9 Trade n nou, slow and unsa'is-
Wheat firm. advanced i.c under stronger
reports centres hut offerings bore
light and no trading options. Contract wheat July.
e) G,c; August d6c. September, ~ G6iisc. oco
Der nominal forn-Op'ion market duh without import
ant change Local CARROTS quiet. stead, under small
ply mixed Iuiv and August. 321S2%c September.
32is d33c. October. oats Market quiet. bitter
demand Futures neglected. noninslly unchanged NJ
white July m22sc. August and September cns d2c.
oct II t,qc2c. Refined demand.
changed other articles unchanged
81 Luis July Flour nr7n. lower patents s. Soa
40 81 a5n$3 rs fancy, 81 5osS2 CO. choice
81 iSa$2 Is; nour g 2'as2 80 Wheat hisher' July
33%c bid: August 54hd5+isc September. 54%c Did Corn
higher July 2tAc bia sspsmbes ?ssaSnc Sid Oats
bid May rs .sked, Egg dun a. de- Pork standa,d
choice 81 STR Bacon Shoulders tc longs a,,c clear
3xc longs 3lc clear ribs 3'sc clear sides. &c High
wines steady 81 % Wool dull. unchanged. Missouri
and Illinois medium comping i2nl2sc coarse and braid
ilnihc medium clothing. iigli'tc; nne medium e'.a
eaol.c hard bury TIC southern hard bury &c. Texas
medium. esaioc. light nne ssaoc: heavy fine 7allsc;
sandy and heavy 5d8c Basging. ~ H. 5sc; 10 Sac
g: N. Nc Iron Il. = mc Twine &c Lead unchanged
ion argenerous at 81 7I's spet-r dull at 81 IL.
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Market closed iull at 10 points adyan61 'o n,inss
r.-n v.s.eravs closing prices Iransierrlu'-
20 Total saes ~ 400 bales New YORK saies d, ~
.inners 81 Daes: stock l051sl bales Iota net reVe,is
% day balc mus Ia this werk "@ e. ns' f his
49, 70 ra,~ Great Britain. AZ bales ihus id VIE
xse. Great f,;Itn aGs7 bales France ~ haies IN
rent .st stock 2T3l2 bales Spo, cssm s CT,
,,,df1ue uplands Ice. middnng ''9li'
:,i-IS- sales 81 halls. all spinning ,.., .,,s
easier sales. 2"p neies
snacuai;or ti export. 1850 bales Ameti't' a." "
as. receipts American loo ales niinii Z
,,nanjs : II :'n: opened easy. 81 70 o4n ~.
line .,s,i ,ris< points net decline. .s,
Febraary SaS February March 3s'e Marvn e s..s
qxo- Aprl-NaN aili2b: July. 3dtD nly Augus' DDS
s"yT,s sensrler 3iah: September October '.& octo
erTovemter asa-: emher December Eli ab nscen
~, Iaruar- S,7 20 33s Manchesier-iarns snlai' III
curry cloths, small inquiry So, . e,.,.. .,a ,rdsr
d.. CONTROL II Vocal Gables shade easei
Sur nrces sf.,a.d little change ne eips "ele a. co.
and warehouse deliveries small Rio steady al ~
,e,. exchange o.. receipts. 300" bags i'"l"u Io'
Isn,;.d states 900 bags 1876 600 santos re-,
eeips ia stock. l3a@s, market nrm az ii:o 1
80. Rio clearances per Calico 2'.Vp bags ana
severn isoOo santos clearances per Amah 900 bags.
Tamh,,s quiet: july 1918 pfenninss: August. $50
september 81 October. 575o Havre declined ran,
e,n.n9 steady: July ia francs August ana sep'em
he- = october 1929 , .,a
Contracts closed que: AZ "ulS points ueci"'e' ~
-. osO tac% follows:
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:,s j. 4, ( !: & 40 "a ~ 70 ~ a
y s5s s. I;s ~ 49, q E IS IS g. e. iss a.
:. .r =, 10 .s a. 1871 10 a. 3 g. "a d. as n 10
u 4 a. i! Is s'. q. % n d. $ Il ~ $50 %
hu,eTms .a'ys. . sa e g s ~ So 10, do M
IS 10 1884, A. 'sa az ,s & s. & q. as
WaIsS S'% Kirby & O.: ycas iss m. at s. 81 20
snn%.r says * v. s is s s. ,a IA do ss
at IS: 81 buiermlks. 1879 n; a, S. ..o, ao ,u n.
q. T'; 81 Ts' !: e. T. s 3D. g. 2: 70 a. &
oI T. McEwee is ye,ls 100 to go N at s+asS
hsass car. Tor city butchers and p car; for the
market Ga held over yeserd n Of, l' sber
I amSs ais. SHT pSvsd "y 2S and the aa
s9s: Y: sS s.es n sss,t:
s Nsr's sp NJ 'a and sgi2 az III
u Sa, e .;%s; : 4
* e: do s' lc y S b. al at g. q 49,
e & !. S d j. 40 * ia al 8 g
g r c $ N Ssins d s"'sS b. S. iS
do 81 w ak S o 2 go do 80 lamps at
'hD s s,sa G sm l.o II 81 a. M g. s7s Virginia
do 81 H. at s. 90: 20 State sheep. LOG NJ at -
1ssq CO. do s' at pgs 8? 81 ss 81 % $50 s.
81 p do. 90 H. So rs: 10 do 90 10. at ~ oo
buck $50 n. at 81 10. 49, l..
O. DIlenback: % State lambs 62 10 at - 20: 90
~ 81 n, S. %: 3 do. "a 10. AZ 20;
10 state sheep lambs % No. 81 so II State sheep
II5 10 81 %; do 100 n. at - 1874: 20 do. III TO-
at 81 =. o-,, q
Hume & Mullen: S State lambs so N. at - S1,f =
sheep I54 H. at - o. ~ do lib 10, Mt ~ ~ W
do los n. at 81. -. 49, ,.
s Sanders - State lambs. Sc n, ut 81 IL State sheep
121 NJ at 81 1919. - 20
IeliIne Wright Il Co.: State lambs. 70 No. at - ~;
do ~ H. 81 o. 81 State sheep. O8 10, AT W. 40
So 10. at s. o. It. % -,
D. McF;lwee: State sheep. 80 ~ at -; 10 do ~ TO-
HCsiS-Receipts 2Grs or 4.13o head includ
ing 4cJ head to he sold. The market was higher az az
"a 75Gs4 II for good heavy light hogs. and pigs IL
choice would bring 81 o. Country dressed unchanged
81 .sp0S6 per 100 NJ for medium to light weight
caes-IIume ( Mullen: - State hogs. ISL N average
at 81 per 100 10 1856 ~ at So 90 one rough hog
No. at So ,o . ., 90 - 40 IN
n. 81 50 o-o. -. s,-.
u McElwee. ; State hogs, PIT ID. at - a.
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ERIE RAILROAD,

rhrouph trains leave New-YoIk foot OF Chambers
20 follows and minutes EARL from West I'D
a. m A. N.-ves,ituled Express Daily for Wavery.
v:UU Rnghanlton E.mira. Pufao Bradford. James
town Msadviie sid the West Arrive Buffalo
$50 r. NJ. Parlor TO Buffalo.
200 Pam Tor %ss :;' %s R:s ;s:
cleveland 7:tO A. NJ. Chicago p. NJ Sleepers
TO Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining
Car.
ION r. M.-Buirslo and Cleveland Vestbuled Ex-
LOU press Daily arrives Buffalo 1:l5 A. NJ. Brad
f,rd Is 4 NJ. jamestown 6:55 A. NJ. Cleveland
lIS r. NJ Sleepers Buffalo and Cleveland.
making drec: connections FOR Detroit Chicago
and the West.
or y, M.-vta ChautauQua Lake and Niagara Falls
S.4O Daily solid train to Chicago. Seepers TO Buff
talo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car
gIyICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
i accommodations at IL POI. 4oI and ssI Broadway;
Vest 23is. ferries. New-York 1913 and 72s Fulton
los Broadway. Brooklyn 2oo Hudson st. Hoboken. and
CITY Station. Wescott Express calls for and
checks baggage from hotels and residences to destination
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and cortlandt Streets
In Effect June % 1898
300 A: VI. FAST LINE: -PsrIor Car 70 Pittsbu5g
1900 A. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED. Pullman
Compartment Sleeping. Dining. Smoking and OBSERVE
ton Cars. Arrives Chicago Q A. NJ. Cleveland ~
A. NJ. Cincinnati 40 A. NJ. indianapolis SOD A. N
Louisville 1i50 A. NJ. St Louis 800 p. NJ. ana Ioied'
$50 a. NJ. ..
200 r. VI CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS -;
Sleeping and Dining Cars to st. Louis 1pusv,iie ahs
Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati i0.45 A. NJ. 81 LOUIS !
600 r. NJ WEsTERN ExPREss-sieeping and Din.
ing Cars 10 Chicago and Cleveland. Arrives Cleveland
lie A. NJ. Chicago 0 7. NJ: next day;. s,,..
7.46 =. VI. SOUTH WESTERN EXPHESS.-seepins
and Dining Cars Cincinnati and St Louis Arrives
Cincinnati r NJ. indianapolis 1913 =. NJ. ST. Louis
a. NJ. second morning.
500 y. ". PACIFIC EXPRESS.-PuIlman Sleeping car
10 Pttsburg Connects for Chicago daily. and CieVe-
land and Toledo except Saturday
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
To PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON. -.
For Philadelphia. week days 80 500 SIS 90 30 lV 0a.
PsrIor carr 4;2o $50 Gnirg car, 500 80 200 100 100,
~ Io.l5 night SUNDAYS. 400 900 1870. 1890
fbnine csii A H. 200 500 500 Dining carr. 500 p.
NJ 1915 night , 49,, IA s,-
For baltimore and Washington. week DAYS 40 $40
n on II 40 Dining Car 4. NJ. 2Oo $3.50 BOO DINING
,ar) 900 T. Al, l25 nigh SUNDAYS ~ I'D IL So
i2:i5 night. - l.. ,r,o,..I ., 10, ..
Liberty il3 IT, 26I 4l5. s44 40 3;3 Broadw az
Wat i2s n al osI Columbus Ave. New-York tou |
- SEQ fulton ST. Brooklyn; ~ Broadway Williamsburg
Tie NV York Transfer Company vii. call for and check
h.gax. from hotels o. residence destination.
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THE STATE or IRA DE-

bb. Wheat nrm but dull. No. ied spot ana , my
iOasossc: August oOsae0i.c; September. go,.a@ssc;
southern by sample 55a6lc: do on grade os4aor;c'
stock a7a 500 bush sales 2l.oOo bush Corn steady
SPOT 3oa32i.c July and 3lSp3ls.c; Sepenoei
go bid: steamer mixed 3os a3os.c southern white 80, ~
n,xed lo 2o;,c bid stock 600 bush Rye inactive
no = nearby 34c asked: do Western .,c si a 20
Grain freiglts steady steam t. Liverpool pr ,s. "a
CORK FOR o ers per az. % ID Other articles I'M
changed. .,.-.
81 80, clear ard straghs 81 90as3 40 winter clear An
sfreh,s 81 3pqs3 60 winter patents 81 6oaN' NJ 'ti
meal 7Ca7a. bag 81 dsasl 20 bb, Corn au a,I;
steamer yellow on track SIC: No and steamer :so m
60 oats duil. no / clipped 25d25i.c No DO 24i
III No white o4c: No white. 23iac Mllfeed quiet
s,rns bran ship. lake and rail $40 o. winter Sia
PORK quiet: backs 81 5odslo cut $40 - Barre peel
81 3oaso 10 Hams loh liz Lard auie'' 90, "a
minds "a ioc. fores. 3sa4c Butter que; N%Ia"
r~anery i8igai7c. Western. i5ai8c; imitation ~
Vermont dairy cloics. i3ai4c; other dsir7es IL
Lambs quiet. saic Mutton and yea,llns e.
ouiet nearly iedi7c Eastern i3i-nl3c; Western ana
Nirhigan iii,Glo, quiet Yellow eyes ~ lop
81 -, kidneys. 81 oasl % pea siaHi -. h,lau
siasi 10 Poultry steady iced turkeys llni2 Western
r.d fowls lie: Northern fresh killed fowls l2pl4c 90
chickens 6q2nc Western chickens. i4al6, live ehick
ems i2aisc I'VE fowls 10" yslsnrs o % 81 so
so Spwberriss quiet i0ni5c. blackberres 5nsc blue
.rries I4c watermeIons i3c Cabhases sldSl % Ray
quiet, fancy sSds2n lower grades StaslS tN a.,
S2pgsai Leather steady; hcmock sole. nonaeid hrs's
1918, seconds I7alsc: Union sole hrs' 2'a2"c' sec
onls. 2id2ic.
Buffalo July s-Sprins whea' closed duh &c sdvanc.
Grm unchanged closed weak. =. lower on track
st.,d in store closed unsettled. generally easy
r;ve closed nominal. NJ . 35a33'sc. in stor"
Chicago Jul, s-Ths leading futures ranged rs FOL
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG; BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch Asbury Pa! oee oo 'I9y
y. " Saturdays only. 30. 2l5. $3.50. 400 80
10 Red ankD - except Red Bank. go $40 $50
Satur,iays only to Ashury Park and Ocean Grover T. NJ
sundays stop Intersken Tor Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove. 3:l5 4. NJ. go. 20 p. VI.
FOR lakewood Toms River. Barnegat Park and Barne-
eas { 80 $50 \ NJ 80 1880 p. NJ. .
For Atlantic city Vinelari and Brdgeton. 40 A NJ.
80 p. NJ ,, .
For Monmouth Beach Seabrish and Highlands OK
Naveslnk 30 $50 30 A. NJ. 80. i:45 6:i3 p. NJ
A. NJ. 400 F. NJ
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Railroads.
-AMsRIcA's cRRArRsT RAllaoAa.
YORK
CENTRAL
~ HlIGS0N RIVER r q
q HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 42D STREET.
slss' .nt Moa Nous
the s1 %a sSs :. 'f': saJ E' Hs
Syracuse End and Ecshes'er Due Buffalo 4;.s m.
o.,n,ts sealing capacity - ,.,
yyraiu. ksehe e. ssnss s..
$50 a. M-EScept Sunday For cstskill Mountains,
Saratoga. Lake George Green Mountains and Mon
Mountain. R'chned Springs and ali important New.
100 M ?@is iS."s Southwestern Limited For ceu-
pouskeesk a5any uc ana s s Ro s
,.oo ter and an, Buffalo c,. so., ,o- n.,,.,, r,.u.
lana Toledo AND Sss stop 'V a,
Albany, Schenectady ttca. Syracuse. Rochsss;
lao p M,~sara.oga Lake George and catskil Noun:
ss i ans, d fa'Siasys S"y 'uY and
$3.50 cssf M sssS T."' Albany s' re
4ao 1a hcS Ss,s SS5s h Sop. D ,. G:
800 bp Ia..,, r., A''Hy TlSy T1 Ds"
Chieag. Cincinnati 81. LOUIS ,.,. p,...,
'' Ad'5sa aMD1 's:e. sam * "a
Mar saa,os ra' st. A6ans and Montreal aI ~
1880 N es;.,s5 Fan: s,,,. :':
kssp:s l' albany y and ica Ss,''
900 ony NJ 5on. o, c ps r ssPn sx ss Pa ..
sns ?. Mr6aiy. For Syracuse. o,weg2 w..er y.9a
Cleveland Toledo. Chicago; EXCEPT satnrtay. 'or
the Auburn Road. sundays only S!cNefsNll-
1910 N!GHT-Theaire train for Chicago and PRINCIPAL
points New-York Central. every night excs,
Sunday night Sunday nights Gloversville ara Chi
sI-epers 9i5 p. m. train
0:06 4. NJ. and :B:35 r M.-Daiy except sunday
P.ttsneld. via Harlem Division. .,
0i16 A M.-Sunday only 10 Pttshed ana the BeTk-
shire Hills. Harlem Division
ALI. NIGHT TRAINS TO YONkERs
"All night trains between l55,h ~. ana points -
Putnam Division far ycnkers in connection VITA
the Elevated Road This !. the only line running al
night trains out ~ New-York
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices At GRIND central station
ll3 Broadway. "a Park Place 26l Alb Roadway 81 Ese
i4th-st. 942 Broadway. 235 Columbus ave. 81 WsN
icsth-st. and l3shst. station New.York 33s and ~
Fulton-st. and 100 Broadway T.. D.. Brooklyn
Bageage checked from hotel residence by the West
colt Express Company.
JOHN VI. TOTCEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
From Pee y. y. r.. foot % Rector-st
For huanti. i&hlands Iishland beaeh' Norms nc
branch A, 4:3O 600 IL \. ". 1900 200. 34o 40
6:3O p NJ sundays $50 A. NJ. 100 r. NJ
For Eiberon Asburv Park Ocean Grove ana points
south to Poirt Pleasant. HOO 4. NJ 90 zoo $50 80
$50 r. sundays stop a. nterlaken for Asbury PARK
and Ocean Grove. 100 p VI. =.
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat. 43c A. NJ
90 3;5 r. NJ ~. . ~,
Atlan,i, city vneand and Bridgs'on. 4;so A. ~. 100
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creased bush and the total IL t347onco bush
The crop bulletin states that oats haiVs "a
begun In Kentucky and general, The prospects 70.
crop fine The market fer cash "ais ms
steady shippers took $500" bush sales wsts @." ~,
bush. including 5000 ungradcd white. 2.n2st' and
$500 bush No . white Ct pped. 23',c an"a' am
private terms No oats quoted 4, 2osc s,evs,r am
feeding quoted az 3OisGslc t.. .RvE-MaIse, an,s'
No > Western quoted at 37n2ii.c g .....f''NNSr'p
Market weaker at soc I I. A., -
The quotations to day CLOSING prices for the Ir-
day and closing prices for the corresponding GATE
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CENTRAL RAILROAD0I new JERSEY
(Anthracite Goa. used exclusively
Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
On and after June IS. 1906.

-,
Trains leave station foot ~ Liberty ST
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk &c:
49, I:l5. 9O a rs 10 Eastor) A. NJ. 40 100 $40
4;3o TO Eascn) 545. 7:so TO Allentown p NJ Sundays.
For wikesbarre Pston and Scranton. 9:i0 A. NJ,
l:iO 80. 4:l5 =. NJ Sundays, 4:3o a. NJ.
1870 200 40 500 50, 900 P ~ ZIP night , Sun
For Harrisburg at 430. 500. 91o, 1870 A. NJ. l:lo.
100 40" 500 $40 F. NJ. 1918 night. Sundays +:5o
A NJ. 90 $50 p NJ. IL 10 night. -
For Sunbury I..wIsburg Wlllamsport a, 4:3o 500
e:lo \. n. i:Io 100. 9'oe p. NJ Sundays 4:5o A. NJ
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WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.

g. $40. go 1910 Dining Carr. II A. NJ. 210 q -
Congressional Linn all Parior and Dining Cars 80
sDnns cs2 SO. Dining cap oP NJ l2ls nsh,
Linn" all ParIor and Dining Cars, 40 Dining Carr
go Dining Carr. r. NJ, H. Is night - .
SOUTHERN RAILWAY-43O r. NJ daily. Sleepers 70
New Orleans. Memphis. Tampa. Ashevlle and 10,
Springs l2f5 night daily Seepers TO New orleans ana
jacksonville.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-9aO A. NJ. daily. sleepers to
Port Tampa and Macon. 900 p. NJ daily Sleeper TO
Jacksonville
CHESAPEAKE 4 OHIO RAILWAY. Express 20 r. NJ
daily. through Sleeping and Dining Cars
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk via Cape Charles
Route A. NJ week days. and. with Through Sleeper
= =. " daily.
Atlantic city. 80 p NJ weekdays. Through Buffet
Paror Car and Day Coach. =.
For Cape May. II 90 A. NJ. loo. 1.5o and 2lo r. NJ
weekdays
For Long Branch Asbury Park ocean Grove and Point
Pleasant. 40 40 BIO. 1000 A. NJ. 121o I'D
10 40 40 BIO docs stop at Lons Branch ana
100 r. NJ. week DAYS SUNDAYS stop at lnterlaken for
Asbury Park. SIS. - A. NJ. $40 +. N.
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

SUMMER TINE TABLE ,,,,xa
f" Red Bank Long Branch Eibe.,n peesn
Ashur, Park Blmar. Spring Ike and foiIt ie 10 30
Trains leave Liberty Street 50 50. q al
'iise A. NJ, 100 Saturdays only. $50, ':is a,ns,
40, '4So ,Red Bank onl,) 'i43 except he, Gross
$50 els. 500 4. NJ Saturday. only 4" '0e,ss "a 40
AMI Asbury parO Sundays. ''D A. NJ '~'
= NJ 50
Trains leave foot cortand and pesbrosse: streets oSy
40 9o 1900 A. Nj. l2lo 'l2V 'sau .v "a ,sxcsps
. 80 $40. 81 Except Red Ban~ 20 .aw 81,
Long Branch. 700 p. NJ sundays sio' '~ -
Sunday trains no, stop a, Ocean Grove sns - !,
Park 1.&1.xX
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

CHICAGO = T. VI. and i2ia night.
riTrsRtiRG. 80 ~ sun sun Il II n's'''
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS 10 a. m. d y m ,-..,
WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. si3. IL DINING ,f,,:
II 30 Dining Car .. 2 30 Dining CAR *
Car) r. m IL Il night sunday. 10 opnins ar. a n
a dining cav, dining carr, uinins '''' =
m. i2 10 night
NORFOLK. II 10 a. ~. daily. 80,
NEW ORLEANS. Through Sleeper. y m d'ny
All trains illuminated with pia'sch Ign, .,s :,
ofrces i3. iI2 s6i. as, LAO Bnay 81 T.. station
i2T Bowery. \. y $50 3tt Fulton - hiooSsn' chsrssi
foot ~ Liberty 81. {. r X. OF y. y. hd9h~e'
from hotel or residence destination.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

$50 100 s. $50 80 40 Penna Limited iolo DIN
ing Carr, II A. NJ ~ l. 2I0. 3. T. 40. 40 dining
Carr. 30 Dining Carr. Dining Carr. 80. 3. P N.
IL 10 night Sundays. 6 i3 $50 o. $50 30 Lmstedl
10. II A. NJ. . Dining Carr. 4. 43O Dining Car) b2p
Dining Carr. Dining Carr 745. s. p ~ l2l5
night.
Ticket Offices: Nos 433 pa. l. 10s 1913 III. and 28l
Broadway As'or House. and foot of Desbrosses ana
Cortlandt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton street ~
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF Fulton
Street. Brooklyn: Station Jersey City The New fotH
Transfer Company Will call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through TO destina ton
9. NJ. PROVOST. !. Y. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
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Ylsr;,unr4 ocl stts .e o.,
Sew.Oresn. stock ...... '',]2" '''o' ~
80, ,oa o,oase lse4s,
SOCK al All lor.s ''''aaA1 :2sG 68ls
isIsimSTs d siHs': g so 20 Il:
New-Oei~ans deliveries -" -"
To,oi deliveries ...... ,c ss" $500 300 alI%S
RIO 10 81, quoted ss ana * at ,2 Is n s1 rsss
and f rss MA arlOy he'd , T sse' e
bags i Eai' A tsSSS AZ j.. a W,
ss spr4ns sakers sad grade winters Teal s,~s
sTs.S 81 & d lSs s S III. s ss Is 3 e%ss
oe' extra = g g. 100 .9' , s2s'h s 8 49, Ia
bis b.. D ci'y elua z s. Ses $: =" @
pss so SS,s S,s. . Sc 1sgs2 20
nYr FSs'r sr,05T rTs :is saranGe g IS
i5sineraaa 50 70: Vein so4 sou,nerr 3 o"as2 ic
"a Iss @'I Ssarse ssaes FEED Hrayy. quoted g.
60 End g = so s,n1 o sh5p ' as. rye 's'
'qs % a1 soa s. S esrk. 9i., va. que.
,u nfmer The penins showed li,;le better t~~ns and
marianne ana ire clos. -: " nl sss .nc. at sr
rfartss earl; appeared b. in par. au. 70 the bite
on a1ks ss o",.~p ro s.STns rt.n ' 5 ss n
sror's appeared somewhat al Say snd ,as
'%.n weekly cep and wssih.r 6nlIe,,n IT. he
syo-stie Winter vhea, harvesting about complete
Heavy ANS mad rnre ss fr in sss sns esn don.
west virs:ns: Ohio. Indiana ard Illinois . IN North
9ssys an nures Sy n. In south paa The crop
,,sde GOOD progress and rpening ir Nebraska Pr
vs.s rsr1rts on quite adverse hu" ami there
numerous sdvices Of damage by rust IN m" Northwest
US. circular 81 had been given TIE Govern
nasn repp. foreehscowing l7S CGOOD bush 90 spring
wnea, and 2G0.VnOoO tush Of winter. To1aid the
toee adyices thar the Indiana report showed
rnent LAST month. br0nght IN onsderso" buying Ar
osh~r report was The Liverpool Corn Trad News
the European Of wheat and stocks ah
81 n 600 less than lasi With all the r"
ana 10 day ver Minneapolis and Duluth.
srans 40 week and 1872 last year n. receipts NJ
winter wheat keep uB r.s a. ., sna r fe
Sso,ernfsr o b anos Rrsdstreets visible showed De
tease in wheat 942 900 bush east - tn" Rockies ana
the total IL 422 bush. The European STOCKS IN
sr.ased elO ono bush and 43.S6Otn) bush. Cash
cheat was YER que, nomnsiy frmNr with the rise
- b anos, end the month September closed At t2sc
No hard spring quoted ~ 4i.c oyer september
sfgoa and 10 Northern New York Ii.o over September
Z q h aroat CORN The market for corn was Qulet
ment shown in wheat. There lre d'sposrtn 70
shorts. the movement at The interior N
large and this week in three day. has Increase 'sS'
hush while exports hsye decreased 5000 bush s'an
BUSH The crop and weather bulletin say.
mat made Enc progress during the last week ana
an exceptionally fine Is promised in the princIei
states. Early corn Is maturing In ksnsas ana ~ ~
closed At h9rc net rise. Cash quiet. Sales
were reported ~ 1000 bush No SHd33Hc believe d.
ana 1000 bush No 2 private Z q b afoat. for
q s Tn msss, s:s ssoss also The :.S Sfs
sSster 70 aay closing At unchanged 10 NC net gain
H9e ~ very ltue news current the market Pr
~ .sCeps ms wssk have shown but eight change
IL L.. = ~. i. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09

Receipts of breadstus interior points In thousands
last ciphers GOO, omitted Flour bos grain bush
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-02-20
AUSTI\ SPRINGS.

Mr.. EDIToR.-- We bad the pleasure
IF attending Il, q 4lng exercises Of
Union Schn which occurred We'd
nesday, TIN u b at The forenC OF
was consum. :, N the examination Of
classes. The patrons seemed perfect
" ssti-fi"d at The advancement o
heir children, who showed thorough
training in their work.
One hour was consumed during
noon 10 psrtaking of the good things
prepared by the good ladies to ap
pesse the desires of our physical ma
ture. and can cay, from the way the!
ate, this part of the program wa
hugely enjoyed by al present.
Soon the bell rang and the visitor
began To- settle themselves in comfort
able seats Def re an srtlstically arang
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-02-20
IIanpy Marriage.

One Of the prettiest home weddings
of the season was solemnized Wednes-
day at II o'clock at the residence of
E. 7. Hart, on Watauga avenue.
The victims of Cupid's downy shaft
we're Miss Grace Smith and L. Arm
brust.
Only few friends and relatives were
present
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. b. 3. Bigler, of Jonesboro, and
the bridal party left Immediately on
the vestibule for tour to louisville
and other cities.
| The bride is a daughter of Judge
J. P. Smith, of RidgedaIe, Tonnes
sec, and sister of Mrs. E. I. Hart,
with whom she lived, and was one oi
cur most popular young ladies, Mr..
Armbrust is o native of Canada, but
has been here for several years in bus.
mess. He was at one time partner Of
Mr.. Hart in the mercantile business,
hut at present Is bill clerk In thf
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1896-02-20
Negro Thieves Arrested.

John Williams and Fred Jacpson,
two colored boys, were arrested by Po-
liceman Mat Miller Saturday for break
ing into the store of S. L. Keebler, at
Limestone, last Friday night and plum
dering it of shoes, shirts, tobaccos, ETC.,
to the amount of $35.
Parties at Limestone heard of sus-
picious characters coming toward
johnson City and notified the authori-
ties here, with the above result.
The boys had on the shirts and shoes
and confessed to the crime. They said
that white man who told them that
he was an escaped convict from the
Georgia pen was with them when the
robbery was committed, but left them
at Jonesboro. He has not vet been
caught.
The boys were taken before Esquire
Gump and, waving to court, were sent
to Jonesboro Jail.
Jackson's home is in this city and
that of Williams is in Bristol.
They have pretty hard names. jack
son has been IN the pen twice and VIII
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