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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
managed another tour of Nine. Patti in the same

managed another tour OF Nine. Patti in the same
Promises OF even greater things were made for
the next season OF the Metropolitan, but little
while before they to be carried out the house
burned That August -. 1892. For a
time II seemed uncertain what the fate Of opera in
New-YOrk would be- There were mpny speculaton7
as whether the Opera House would be rebuilt,
and there were grave fears that the great musical
institution had been lost to the city. Al last how
eyer. the hous" was sold at auction by the expiring
Metropolitan Opcra-Iiouse Company to the newly
formed Metropolitan and Real Estate Company.
The building then rebuilt on improved plans. Il
was still uncertain for a time n least aS lar q 2
public knowledge went. whether Abbey, Schocncl
4 Grau would get the management Of the house
again. bat II finally given to tfem and indeed
It appeared that there had never been any serious
thought Of making any other disposition OF it, Inc
renOdclling OF the house was carried out entirely IN
accordance with their wishes. and lease OF X was
given TO them on most ADVANTAGEOUS terms BY it,
provisions Abbey. SChoefel & Grau received tn" an
nual subscriptions OF the stockholders 9nl the house
rent free In return they bound themselves 10 Civ"
each least fifty subscription p-rforma noes
OF opera with company acceptable 20 The directions
of the company. For the rest t'"y could hav" tho
house for whatever thcF pleased AMI make whatever
they could by giving other entera!nm' ms In II or 10y
letting II for any proper purpose This j. 3sc was for
five years. and. has llready been said. II would
SIN have years to were ii not cancelled By
u ne Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-05-24
THE FIRST SEASON.

The first opera season under the new arrange
ment was that Of 1893 The company engaged
was even n more brilliant one than the one OF Two
years before. Among its members were Mines.
Eames, CalVe. Media. Nord!ct and ScalChi and
Messrs. Jean and EdouaTd de Rce7ke. I.a-sille ami
Plancon. The house WIS opened on November
2. and the occasion was one 81 the most brilliant
opera nights ever known IN New-YorK the opera
was Faust" the same which had opened the OH
house ten years before. There was a magnificent
performance. the aud. 'ncc WAS equally magnificent
and there was general JOY.
Before This timc Abbey. SchoeNcl & Grau nal
begun 20 feel the need ~ "a New ork in"otr" under
their own control and ihc Goelei Es'at' had un-
dertakcn the building OF Abbey Ih"rtt" i'r th'in
This building. 81 broadway and Ilr't-' 4.iiii-si.
WAS begun !u th' spring OF isi: and va ready -
open The following autumn VA opru~! oh
November s. Horny IRVING. Ni.s' i.."n ''ii{
and tho London Ivcsum Theatre Company. ln LORI
Tcnnyson', .llcch,t" M Irving PLAYED au eN,
tended engagement IA tlc h'l-". ana Wa i'"oN" !
~ other attractions OF f.. highest Nf+'. d"
theatre beam" At ouro one ~ o." ino+t popular
and important iu fh~ r.E. AiurrS ''" aura ,i."
that have appeared in 10 from ta" 20 tno besides
Henry Irving ava Dis company. have boon ne
Coquelin and Nadinr company. Nne. 4''l'h" Ndi ara
RernhArIt Miss Lillian Eis-'.l. tAur.t ~ .-''
stuart Robson. NJ Mounc'-SlIr. and John Hare.
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~" FOR COLDS

Manual OF Diseases mailed free.
Sold by druggists. prepaid upon receipt of price.
Is cents 10 SlO0 Humphreys Medicine Company, i'll
William St. New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05
Notto Be Tritled With.


VIII people never learn that "cold is
an accident to be dreaded, and that when
it occurs treatment should be promptly
applied? There is no knowing where the
trouble will end and while complete re-
covery is the rule, the exceptions are ter
ribfy frequent, and thousands of fatal i'll
nesses occur every year ushered in by
little iniudicious exposure and seemingly
trifipg syr atoms. Beyond this, there
are to-day countless invaHds who can
trace their complaints to "colds, which
et { He time II occurrence gave no concern,
and were therefore neglected. When
troubled with cold use Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t IS prompt and effect
ual. - and 80 cent bottles for sale by
George A. ParaLer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

have thought best to submit statement
OF the facts, which are as follows:
Good viii lodge was organized Aug. 10,
1889, with fourteen members; several who
had signed petition for charter not being
in town on that date, Joined at a special
meeting Aug. p,
the past six years fifteen, a. follows: BY
death, five; by Withdrawals, five; by sus-
pensions, five. Our present membership
j. 1872.
\ brother who has been member con-
tiuuously from Jan. I, 1890, to Jan. |, 1s96,
has paid into the beneficiary fund OF the
follows:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05
klTTERY TO CARIBOU.
One Weeks Winnowings of News,
Novelty and Nonsense.

Ns.,1e u
u,n,;. g.. ,i,e'.
=, 80 par,,ona e. - a," ''l""HSe'
a., -, f7l' '''f'"nS
'o"u'ns 70
WI" Ne"
""'se
l. !. Beam aged sIAty-tour, for twenty
years proprietor OF 'he "o'komeka house
III hlNermore Fai'N' Hled thursday, Fen
:"
Nearly all the ice companies on the
kennebec have suspended operations
ADVICE having been received from the
ii""soh 'ha' 'H' crop IN 'hRt vicinity
"'u'a ne up 'o the u'u'' NtAhdArd.
Patents have been granted Walter /.
Fiield, OF Augusta, on a drilling appara-
tus; Frank Il. BigeloW, Auburn, thtr-
mostat HctuRted alarm; John +. Parker,
Portland, window; William L. Whitman.
Auburn, weeder.
John Q. TwitchelI. head Of The R,.ton
4 Portland packinr firm Of Tuit.hen
Champln & Co, one OF the best known
business men in Maine. fell down the eIe-
vator shaft at his factory Saturday morn
ing, receiving injuries from which he
died few hours later.
William H. Jeffrey has re-j,,aa ria.
position as editor and MANAGER q, go.
Maine Democrat, of Augusta. U,vill Ia.
succeeded hy II. Leland Thomson -
RockIand who has held the ,o.it:,n ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

In the seventeenth and eighteenth cen
turtles doctors carried canes with hollow
heads, perforated like a pepper caster.
These contained aromatic powders, and
when entering a sickroom, the doctor
would strike the cane smartly On the floor
and apply its head TO his nose Tor the pur-
pose Of disinfecting that member end thus
Of preventing contagion
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

verhal r'.e. tie case being too desperate to
sdmir e writing it down, "Gineral,"
said fl cited courier to Breckenridge,
''the gst.ssl has been Ttrootin around the
SaHk, IS hours, and now they are Civ
n MA He SAYS can't you send him
l. nc. Duke sent ont I}J re>cucrs
j -; n milo they encountered
~yoher us ia az fG'l .lntor, with q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

" wen 3eF l'-.c's Honey o. Fcrehound ~
t. IS pts4ee3 5,,rts users. Its curative e4esr+
az ,.-e a-s i. ) : b druggists.
PIX, .t-eA- Laass care ia oac tal44te.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-09
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

=.
REFNES- Receipts 81 ln50 head-i2
car. for exporters and city 10
soil ana se c"rs sale The demand was only ar
ana pce- Tor averaged about io lower Than on
rhe Yards were No demand for export. common
to h@ s a?y' ,ss' at s. as sc hui. at 81
81 y, but manls A. 81 'oas: IS; cons at
steady At di4a3sc per ib orina, choice quality
sn Nees Sc iowcr AZ Sass.c dress. weight American
sheep selling At ioniic dressei weight; refrscral" heef
ev 700 quarters Il bet In The New York and $50
quarters in ,hc ,;ermanc all by Eastmans '"mpany
ALEC 'he RIooklyn CIV T., cattle .r Never t"use
sales +. Mcrherson 90: stat steers i'si NJ
s S &C. s $ - per 80 n 49, d: rs r. n" s. E. IS s. & 49,
1870 n a. s, -, a.. 1897 n. a. 81 s.
!. Iins as.' g.? T. / : !
H. at ,'a az 4 ssss 80 % n =, s, No. M
20 - s'g sss a. !. + 4 Isl m "a" $. s 90
~. a. os :'" :i..I, 30 at :. q . 80, /. d.
a. # & :, 3 !. T.ss g. 81 i s i :l's
virginia stays 1890 NJ >, s. 30
go 10 S %1e. s., d AZ: $50 n e, 81 s. g.
8. TO- '"'' ooS c' 10 but" at g. e III at 81 :" d. rs w.
YIN: Mullen 10 Buns. s." N at 81 60 do 7o' !"
- - Iu.sy bull $50 H. q, 81 g 900 III a 500. 7
'" 3 p + G. ( 2 ss' {" 20 T.
: s fss': ' $s!i g: 81; -,
head for the market There good demand rather
stronger prices than as' veek many dealers estimating
the npv s? per quality considered.
choice calves Included sold $2onsj0 head
Most sales a. $D0$i5. Two ~ Buffalo
sod at $50 10 $40.
sales T. smith ~ III naio COWS Nal,e" included a.
S1tpS $40 pei lad.
r Mci'ah.: , and calves. so zach; 10 do at
J q t>irtI. 4 cows and caves at s2sGs50 per head
'Ts s"'G ana Tvs "' each
n. " Hollis. and calves. s3o1kf0 each
Il. McEIwee. 4 and calves. f3yf$+0 head
Hardy Brothers: 4 and calves. al SsT ~ each
CALVES Receipts fi64 head. all for the market
Trade generally slow. and while the wards
lower than Monday veas and closed 50c m. Butter
milks In light supply and steady. The pcns
finally cleaned Poor choice veals sold 81 DH$J 80
per 10 n for poor choice mainly 1T Sass tail
ends at A3a So "a. buernks Al 81 65qs3 and few
81 25 fed and mixed calves At 81 25S3 10
n: city dressed 5i.asc; little calves at 4rdS.c. and
dressed grassers md hu'teriniks at 3.m3tsc
Sales :. Judd CO. ~ vesls. 1879 n average at s. 80
per 100 M ~ do III NJ al s. 20 20 do l5e H. at s. 10
n Al S. ~ To- do 10 H. at s. % no d. its NJ At
81 %. 80 DO ls n - s. y ~ do 22d ~ AT 81 do. ISL
81 ~ Do 1853 n 50 rs III 2i1 n. ~ Is
mixed calves 10 No. 81 80 ~ do i13 N 81 37i. -
huuermks. 53 n 81 I" DO nv thin veais. i67 NJ
81 y
Jelline. Wright CO.. eeas IL n at o. SO. - do
ias H. s. -: ~ do iG3 s. as oI7 do i64 ~ at
S5 10. 10 n. 81 DO 1862 H. q 81 20; do i72
~ at 81 II bui'ermik calves i.3 ~ al ST. 81 do. las
~. al 50 s7is: 50 mixed do. i45 n. at 81 rs
NJ SPA z d ,ss v. at ). s o "a %o 1872
si o. 2 do go ID, at 81 30
J. o. Curtis veais ia7 ~ ~ Is 90; Do. it1 n u
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DISQUALIFICATION
Stations foot of COrtlandt and DcsbrOss

stations foot OF COrtl ndt a nd DcsbrOsses sts.
$40 4. VI. daily tsundsys, ECO A. NJ for NAUcH
S,i5 A. NJ daily for ITHACA GENEVA. ROCKIES:
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION
FRIDGE md West and principal local points dining
car TO Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbule Sleeper 70
n 90 4. NJ. daily except Sunday. for MAvc9
CHUNK snd intermediate points Connections for Read
,ng and Harrisburg
1900 noon daily. eHcers SIndnv
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"
arrives Buffalo 10 f. VI. Through Rochester Pub
man VestiDuied bay Coaches ana Parol- Car. Dining
I2:iU y. VI. daily. eAcep; Sunday. for l.. a
Junction and intermediate points.
20 r. w. daily except Sunday. FOR !. X. Junet
and ali intermediate stations Char cars 10 wlks
3:3O r. W. tSundays only) for Mauch Chunk ana
Nazetor and all intermediate stations.
4,tO u. VI daily. except Sunday. FOR l. jun.
TION and principal intermediate stations Pullman hu'~
narnr car l. W'ikesbarre; connecting for Po'tsviie
f'h.iS y VI daily, for Easton and intermediate ss'
,ons to Easton
V:tO r. VI. daily, FOR BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLs
and ali points West. Pullman Sleeper yestihuisd Tram
ne -t:ons for Reading and Hsrr-hurS ,-,,v.
o:OO p. VI. DAILY for ITHACA. GENEVA: RoCHEs-
TER Fl-FFALo. NIAGARA FALLS. and all poine
West Pullman sleeper to Chicago and Buralo Cna''-
car 40 r. VI daily except sunday. for EAsroN srs
fntermedia points -, ,o,.xo
Additional daily except sunday Tor Pot ~
BJroOK and intermediate points. leave as follows ~
N 200 \ 2:3O = NJ. ago y n and q 3. ? a.. ~.
Tickets and Pullman sccommoda tons a. ~. -. - ~.
soy Rowerv \ Z $50 Fulton ST. Court ST. 's Bros'-
r.v ana brooklyn Annex, Brooklyn. ..s
work COMPANY will call Tor ara cn'os
haSgace from residence through TO destination
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS


mEsNs ASn spns a~ sas'' "sr %
business Iing uil late prices current sa's 'ho"
s. ~ ao% a i.sv for .,. ar smo. pa ao% %" Re
r., asesc~ d"ma5d sen peas rsnsr t fsTo me-
s g 81 nc to S1 1sS g Is 80 SOUP 1r' ana S
Lev . 81 80 a sc s@.s s ST. s. s@s' 50 ee Il
NJ %s sq.; Of The T:TA d., az. ,s
Dernand al sources moderate but ART. as
points sps s.1s 10 % n.a Ss there VIII be- ne
for further concts.ons ,his week al Least, Th' Is par
stc", aiaiy that The slish,es' flavor toiy.
literal Offering Of seconds and h,sts butter worth say
.ong lines Il thai class Of stock Current snles ~
fhsrt i. very inea demand ell grades below the
finest Imitation creamery is steady. and there :.
The e,pori demand for this class stock tends
sss .sf PEI I'is'' Ism | . a 90 thirds
onds li'esc s's,e as hat h,tn nut, tubs extras , ,a
issc "ns,on crssn.y dI.. i2c DO seconds lS,aii::
hr.ts loaioi,c d" thirds 10 seconds s1"'sc; old hut
only N sd-raey active 70 day few -,porrTs We're ooS
arg sSf s"n Ss he and Win p pe
nt hs cam men IN po ana ), thar nr a
,sniy the extreme FOR fancy solorsa supplies to come
weather cooler The outlook favorable Small size
pended rs upon fer o. II eortS though o
casional special factories of Western New York rats
held fraction higher. Small white dull. with Il
IRENE Part skins continue In moderate supply hut the
demand exceedingly SLOW ANA the feeling fully "a NC
weaker 10 sell IAverp,o cable 34s I'D. We quote.
large fancy oered or white 0i.c do choice
1i1d6ssc ID fair 70 good 5a6.c DO snnI c'lorei fahc
5c DO &c. do good 10 choice. GizHh%c DO
common 10 fair 5S.Ie.c; ligh, skimf choice. Sc par
skim, good prime Idlisc: Do common ~ fair. 2d3c
full skins. l1ll1c 1890
EGGS market show little change. strictly fancy
slt,i. II Western and few fastidos buy
,r. will sometimes "a, fractional premium 70 secure
s,ocl nm 10 their high standard II quality but n IL dim
ct 10 md such among the receipts Average beet goods
are offered generally at nc and there IL SUI consi"
III. Quantity Of more defective stock Offering at
Concessions with very SLOW movement some cal for
h.,n rr,ss AT about r1lcr quotations We quote: Jer
sey nearby fancy per dozen Ita 'oc; stat. ana
fair 10 good iqii poor TO good case ~ +0a
eulls per case. II 50nfi M.
choice qualities are not plenty but inferior stock
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WEST SHORE RI.

W. i2d Station y. Y. as follows.
IS III. earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$50 A. NJ Daily Local TO Buffalo. Sleeping car,
New York TO BloOmye sundays only. be occupied
7.SO A. H. Daily. Local to Albany. FOR Ca,skl Noun
DIS A. NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica syracuse. Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Toledo, Cleveland. Chicago
Paror Syracuse.
A-II.OO A. NJ Daily except sunday, to Boomyii,
and Caskill Mountains, New Paltz. Lakes M0honk and
MinneNaska. Paror Cars to Hobart and New Paltz.
B-I1.35 A. VI. Daily except sunday. to Caskl
Mountains New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minne~askA
to- Bicomvle Saratoga and Caldwell.
liz p NJ Saturdays only. Half-folidsy Special
Catskill Mountains. Paro. car attached
C-345 p NJ. Daily. except sunday. 70 Catssll Noua'
,ans New Paltz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewasks, Al.
bany Saratoga. Parlor car Ettached TO Hobart and
500 P NJ. Daily. except SUNDAY for Albany
600 p NJ Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. syracuse
Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit.
Cleveland Chicago and 81. Louis .
63O p NJ Daily. except sunday. FOR Newhurg. Albany
Saratoga ard Montreal. Sleeping car Albany 20 Mon
7.4s p NJ Daily except Sunday for Utica Syracuse
9 TX 7, n DAILY for Albany. utica. Syracuse. Rcch.
ester Egffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. Ceys
land Chicago and 81. Louis.
~ C-Ieaves Brooklyn by Annex 40 Is BIO IS 4.
NJ C3O5 p ~. Jersey city. p r. r. Staten. Aoo
For tickets time tables paor and sleeplnscar accom-
modatIons apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York and
A. stations Time tables at principal hotels For other
Information address $780,, p..s.,no- .....
s Vanderbilt ave- New York
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EXPORTS TO DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


>orroN7,s ,oorket closed dull with prices sno ,o
ing ne, advance Of two points safes "sr d 80, b
bales Closing prices Tsre s nSpS prices We're within
-.nxe OF about ) points. Liverpool was s3neW , ~
nppntns and ,hat started The aIS S wns soon
cred and nai:e continued to sds a' rs being he
SIsh.s. n-c~s - he day The hrmnrss was a,rnr. ed
10 reports Of deterioration in crop conilt."n e 49, md
oy ran 1an IN the A,lan..c states In sections
81 G~rgia inches OF rain nay: - ~ 'sav out
,Sers 'T are Slow 70 ake hold tesc
reports The OF the British boafa 81 fr Iune ar
s ma Te- vsrns which make up for the bad snow
ing made the previous month NOS, paIi to china and
The returns show exports tor June TO aa to
m asans' ;nSS ~ Cloths 1np Tor II: month
$50 for June q as; year aSs,ns,
5 "a. nvs season Exports yarns for The season
we're l2s 635 ~ agans; lse looo., sse au
& ~, l,s,on o, cotton has improved especially ever
lie portions Of the cotton oe gnu In rexas local
showers have beneficial TO cotton but genera M sonh
arr greatly needed. Picking has commences Gu, IN of h.
yves, T s .s s9a T uy 0S Detail. by fol-
lows North IAron1spc'sH 1 ,ba erop South
Cotton recovered from dsmsss by lice ana sG
snues - ,sn s' FOR The sason and doing well Flord"
cotton fruidns poorly Aanan rsnsy Mssssi,pI-
oon injured extent hut coed F crop cpas
and pic.sing vii begin about me emisana
aronIhv onditsons in Northwest portion checked grown
Of cotton snd crop n3sm,ns da for cotton blt gen
.r.l rains are needed for this or - Earn would
49,. bsen .xne..d and is in fair condition. Keep, ina
ia growth been checked and ~ iaccs has com
nnss IN Ssi;hwes Texas Arkansas otton - a2s
.ery VET generally. though III COTTON is two
ss. ss-i,e, h, usual developing. and fri'ine well
oS,ahoma-.'oron everywhere unusually me nr hid. the
opeii:s range and close o,daN' ana Closing "''> "
and last year FOLLOW
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New YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'\

Trains leave foot OF West 42d ST. follows Us MIN
utes earlier from Franklin ST.:
7:S5 A. NJ. West Cornwall. Orr's Mills Lakes
Mohonk and Minncwasks. Middletown. Bloomingburgh.
File lvile Fallsburgh Hurley a Lake Kiamesha LIB
erty scranton Walton. Delhi. Sidney. Norwich Utica.
Oneida. Fulton, Oswego.
O,tS A. W.. for Campbell Hall. Middletown Bloom
ingburgh. wurtsboro Ellenvie Mountain Dale Centre
vill. Pittsburgh Lake Kamesha. Hurlcyville. Liberty
Liberty. White Lake
1,45 p. VI. Saturdays only). i,r Mddetown. Bloom
,nshurgh Wurtshoro Filanyis. Mountain Dale Centre
Wiz. Fasturgh. Lake Kiamesha Hurleyvills. Liberty
Falls Liberty White lsfe Parksville. Livingston Manor
a:i5 =. W.. Campbell Hall Lakes Nohork and
MInnAwasks Mddetown. Boomingburgh. Wur.sborn FL
@nvill~ Mountain Dale. C"ntre,ile Pittsburgh. Lake
Iiiamesha Hure, vile. Liberty Falls Liberty White
Lake Farksvlle Livingston Manor Rcckand.
4:SO =. W.. Daily for Campbell Hall Mfddle'own
Liberty Livingston Manor. Walton. Delhi. Sidney Nor
wieh RandsIsville oneida. Fulton. o-weso. Niagara
Falls and ports West Pullman Sleeping Car: Reclining
Chair car free to Niagara Falls
H,lS y. VI, for West Cornwall. Or's Mills. Meadow
Rroos Burnside. Campbell Hall. Stony Ford Crystal
Run Middletown Wlnterton Bloomngburgh. Wurts0oro
Elenyille.
Tickets and Pullman seats a. 81 Broadway Y
! C. ANDERSON G. r A. SO Beaver St. y. Y.
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oc, raCKAWANyA AND WESTERLY n n:
DEE" In New-YOrk, foot Of Barclay asa
S'~ ChristOpher Street.. u,,,rr
TRx1NS. PULLMAN BUFFET
VEsTIbILCC PINTSCH LIGHT.

,,,r.., -ou,. 10 NEWARK BLOOMFIELp. MoNTSLMR
RdEe Madison. Moristown Passsc Pa15ssn' s;SH
Ton Dover Sianhope. NEWTON bC L,i,,c IA
IKE, HOPATCONG Hacketstown, SShOo LIZ
Mot1NTAIN Washington. PHIL 81 X" 80 IN.
xWIrE,R GAP STROUDSBl re- Pecono Mountain,
eCR ANTON, PITTSTON. WII.kESBAkhf: MI
S COX EBlIN Ia OXFORD. NORWICH Water
Vile UTICA. RICHFIEp sPKiANGGSo F Ff, wIpI'
FORMING BATH DANSNILLE BJfr ,.1iTo ana d"
,o,nts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
90 I"'M "BINGHAMToN NAIL stops at principal
10 ~ S1.OMSs -tcafe Carr BUFFALO; SCRANTON BISo-
wv HxMTON UTICA. RICIFIELD sPRlNGs. 81 "a
Use and OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pulman fsunes
Psrioi Cars connect Buffalo with tram Tor Sh'csss
100 aIa I %."scsfe carr SCRANTON, wILKEsBARRs
INV "a EINIRA EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror C..s
I'm " M~SCRANrON, WILkESBARRE and PLYM-
s"V of'TiJ EXPRETS Pullman Bunet Psrlor Cars
,ao n 1nailv1~Bunaio vestbuled Limited ExpreS
'''o ,n ~ SeRANTON. BrNGHAMTON. ELMLRA. BY.
rAIS Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connec's At
pnnaio with train for Chicago and 70 nts west
$50 p NJ Dailyp~BrFFAII0 scRANT9S BJSdHA AZ.
ana oswEGo EXPREss PYllman3 Buns, seepers,
Park Pace 42s Broadway Tickets at ferry stations 81
Rroadwav III <,h-ave.. cor 12ih-st =. West 10Th
2sS Columbus ave York; 33s and '2s Fulton st. ana
ioS Broadway. Brooklyn Time tables giving full nfor
nation a all stations. ~o,,o.>.,- -, -,
.hscE baggage hotel residence TO destination
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cash quotations follows: Flour quiet. but
Fsr% uh "s, es s s other p Snc R
No spring wheat. a5eNy7,c. No = spring wheat 5+a
5lc. ny sample No red. 56'sa567sc No 26a.a
ley 32c nominal. No haxs@ed tic. prime Timothy
81 ~ nominal mess pork pcr Dbl saSdss Is. lard per
81 60 i ssted shoulders 'hoxs 81 I5ast short
sides ,hoxed 81 75as3 sTi whsk~y dsiers' hni shed
goods. per gallon - sugars cut loaf 81 81:
by the National IAnseed OIL Company. raw 3ac boiled
the Produce Exchange day butter marker
steady creamery I4sc: frss i3ai &C. seconds
IOdiec. Eggs steady; fresh stock o,sdoi.c per
dozen.
Cincinnati. July S Flour Msrke, slow, easy Winter
patent 81 s"ak3 rs spring patent 81 soqsa 81 nour
g i3as? 81 Wheat Market steady No red track.
corn Market IRREGULAR; No mixed track 2Isc: yellow
track 3oc No white mixed track 27ac: No yellow
is7c No white c0sc: rejected track i8i,c
rork-Marke steady clear family. 81 rs: clear back
$ So clear butt pork s. Lard Market steady: kettle
Market steady loose shoulders &C: loose short clear
sides Sc loose short ribs sides 4a.c Dry salted meats
quiet steady loose shoulders Idtisc: loose clear
Butter-Markef dull steady fancy Egins tic: North
western l?aisc. ohio and Indiana creamery i3ai5c
Whisky Market quiet. sales. $50 bbls. Mt 81 81
Milwaukee, July s.-Wheat opened nrmer and prices
advanced .dho under Of crop damage September
opened at S6c; rose 70 56Ac fell 10 6.c rallied to
wheat steady and in fair milling demand No northern
5sac. No Northern. asG3si.c. Sample barley steady
extra No 3. 25,.c No M; No 3 2,c Rye steady. 40
nominal on the basis Of 81 SsaSa@ for hard sring
patenfs In wood. Mll s'urs steady sacked bran selling
a s6 ~
Minneapolis July D. September wheat opened at 53,,c
btc Cash whea-The premium over September for spot
No J NSrth.T was NJ and in few instance, nc on
Northern, ssSs Flour s;sady: patents s. i5Qis as:
bakers q 260e2 3d. production $1,000 bbls shipments