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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

TO the substitute and ask for a confer,
ence committee. while MI. heehe'i
thought the Senate should consider the
House amendments and agree 10 az many
Of them as II would be proper 20 90 anu
then cali for the conference committee
Mr.. Jackson wanted To hear the cnahses
the House made Ia the senate Dill anu
Clerk Button read them.
Mr.. Morris motion to refuse 10 agree
10 the Senate substitute was adopted
Soon a message was received from inc
House TO the effect that that BODY INSIST
go on it's substitute and asked Tor con.
ference committee. The chair appointeh
Messrs. Fairfax. Keezell and Nickham
as the committee on the part OF the SEN
ate.
FUTURE LEGISLATloN.
AR. Boykin introduced a joint resolution
providing that after last night no bils
as to which there was objection shoui"
be considered except the appropriation
bill. bills affecting the revenue OF the
state, pension bills, bills relating 10 the
constitutional convention, or amendments
20 tho Constitution. the bills relating 20
the erection Of additional buildings az the
penitentiary, TO the appointment OF Judges
OF election. the election OF eieclorai
boards and bills OF Incorporation.
no action was taken on IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
THE SESSION
TO BE EXTENDED.
lawmakers Decide to Remain Here
Until Next Friday.
HOUSE PASSES THE MONEY BILL.
This Measure Was Rejected by the
senate and Conference Commit
tee Appointcd--Debate over Bill
Concerning Election Judges

The General Assembly VIII not adjourn
until Friday. but there Will De no iegis-
lation after Wednesday. Dn Thursday
and Friday the meetings win be purely
formal in order 60 give the Governor
time within which 20 consider all b.lis
presented to him.
The House has passed lis substitute Cor
she Senate appropriation bin and the SEN
ate has rejected u. A conference COM
mittee has been appointed and will report
to-day.
Two sessions of ihc Senate We've held
end three of the House. Much work was
disposed or
At the night session OF the Senate q
bill TO Iegislatc oui OF Office all tho judges
OF election appointed by the OUTGOING
electoral boards was ordered TO its en-
~~roecunauf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01
Street Railway
Transfers.

On and after Sunday. February
20. 1898. a passenger will be en-
titled 10 ONE transfer on pay
m nj of a single fare.
Transfers TO Fourteenth street.
Richmond. and 20 Hull street
Manchester. will be allowed ONLY
on payment of cash fare.
Passengers desiring transfer tick
cts will notify conductor when fare
is paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-01

and authorized 70 locate its road IN the
said county.
No. 57l.-senate hill 10 provide for the
working and keepiig In order an the
public roads and bridges IN the county
OF Hanover.
No. 57s.-To amend and re-enact an act
10 preserve the purity Of all neld ans
garden seed and TO define the uaDihlles
OF the sellers OF all such seed.
No. lS-Senate bill to amend and re-
enact section 2J77 OF the Code In relation
to proceedings 70 enforce Judgment
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Tho following House bills were passed
No. 92s-To incorporate tho Roanoke
Mineral Railway Company.
No. 9i7-To amend and re-enact sec
ton 1853 Of the Code with regard 70 upon
what note or bin and when an action Of
debt or assumpsit may be brought ana
against whom and 20 make the same APP
ply 20 an negotiable Instruments.
No. 9i9.-TO charter the Hiil city Benc-
VIOLENT Relief Association
No. 9J2To amend and re-enact an act
relating 90 the appointment OF surveyors
and superintendents Of the poor ~ 70 tho
county OF James city.
No. @j.-To provide FOR n change OF
name of the Washington. Arlington and
FAN Church Railway Company
No. S37.-To amend and re-enact section
525 OF the Code in relation TO the collec-
ton OF fees OF the commissioner OF the
revenue. .-Asl
Captain Parks Honored.
Immediately after the chair had been
vacated I'm the House yesterday after
noon the Committee ON Propositions
and Grievances meet in room No. on
q I..IH.I H...
with Captain Parks. of Page. In the
chair. Mr.. Duke. of Albomarle. on be-
half OF the committee presented Captain
Parks. with am elegant Mecrschaum
pipe. In making the presentation. Mr..
Duke thanked Captain Parks for the
impartial courtesies and efficient manner
ia which he had discharged DIS duties as
chairman.
Captain Parks briefly replied expressing
his gratitude for the appreciation shown
him on behalf OF the committee.
REPORTED ADVERSELY.
The House Committee on Roads and
Internal Navigation last evening report
ed with the recommendation that 90 do
not pass the bnl introduced by Mr.
Charles r. Bland. OF Portsmouth which
prohibits tho loading and unloading of
freight trains and steamboats, on the
Sabbath day.
TO MAKE a TEST CASE.
II is generally expected that Governor
Tyler will sign the Wharton hlll which
prohibits the continuance OF the operation
of tho Southeastern Tariff Association
I'M Virginia. AS soon as the bin becomes
law be- said that 3D. prominent lawyer
from the South lde who Is also interest
ed boz tho Insurance business and who ls a
member of the General Assembly wilt
make a. test case for tho courts.
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financial.
TO HOLDERS OF
BALTIMORE BELT RAILROAD co.
FIVE PER CENT.
EIpsT rORTGAOE GOLD BONDS.

,..escntly 10 tie OF Plan Of Rcorganza-
- =, ,ne Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. which
-, h.., formulated and with which you are doubtless
..u,r we requested deposit ~ your bonds with U.s.
>. ,e,a by Us under the terms Of Bondholders
,,ent OF ist NosenOcr. 1897. which was - be exc
o., ~, you az the time o. such deposit
10 this reques deposit OF such bonds has been
Il with u.s. representing over threefou'ths of the total
- which we are prepared to deposit with tie
,,ory 10 oe stamped asserting to the proposed
p,.r Of Reorgan.zation
:, that pan he declared operative with reference TO
49, baltimore Bel; Railroad Company bonds, il vii!
,s bv ccIsert Of the Eeorsanization Managers and
- such terms as they may n.pose) only nuTe to the
-, q thcs- holders who assent prior q the 10th day
:, august 1885 TO have secured COR them.
r,ero,,,er Il VII he necessary for those who have rot
- q, protect their Interests without any ala from
,h,se wlo have assen'"a.
Nc veil until and Including the 18TH DAY OF
,.r.sT 1895 accept deposit 4 bonds which an! holders
-. have rot heretofore deposited moy desire 10 deposit
s sc under the II said Bondhoders Agreement
49, -. Will ada such bonds 70 the number OF those de-
- 80 asseat.ng the Plan OF Reorganization After
-. ,s,s We vii receive bands FOR deposit
- -. plan be declared imperative y1us bonds viii be
-. and dealt with by under the terms OF said Bond
,o,5ers AgreemeHt
london July eS:h. 1895
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

MoLAssES AND sYRUPs-The situation remains
much the same during the early part OF the week.
" nS un 9
bought in mail way paying s,eady prices n ali in
stances ,oaG,ts,ons follow New centrifugal
&c New-oresns open kettle common. z7a2se fair 2sy
s S prime s@ss' sS: S sr Ere
s G5mf na 1y for 9S s:r freight.
dull at the following quotations: Lverpoo "a London
Ne%cas sd &n,@t 1@' ~ aahsnrs 81 s. Pigs Rot!
d r a tdnnas O Ss cotton 1901 S tor % I
l2 n i2e London. oats. Is 50 FREIGHIs AND
1faEa ''Hssss
@ % Snnss 5s ss sspssy S
se@l oads ports Rats g9snqs easy for prompt
tons. general cargo hence Hamburg berthed prompt
Norwessn stsamer lao tons part cargo s9sa, Barea-
SprevousyO coal! Norfolk to Cape Town. 23s. septem-
private PoTusSsse ship ioss
% snd iii to on Sos PTs@f s Ponce
s. 20 schooner loI tons general hence to Bay Of
dr. cypress Pen:aeols to Bamore So sfis scRoonef
S Ss
schDe is on. coal pAa Ss to
s G, v0c: schooner 6d3 tons coal. Philadelphia to
Charleston ISc schooner 42s TONS coal Perth Aneoy
olLs-praciicaly business accomplished, in
seed oil quiet. Charles TaInor & said in their
weekly circular quotations unchanged, and show
mostly 9f j0S6ns SnsaSs The nd mh9
are I;Tay well below the asSns pes se hy. to be be
account OF fair foreign stocks ard crop conditions here
wA'S low S 5 seed the anS ss % m. 'a
and safer 9u';2k than IN some Years past We Gn9is
Fms ' sana4 ,d SE: or
s6w butter s,sds; s'g p 5ass winner a.., ys
boiled. S7gSsc; Calcutta 54c. lard oil. choice
SAN bqi saseS a TN. a:sr snas reclining ssmn
'SS5' s. ss siSS.l, Bs5fs: ,ls5
SO 20! extra India mes. s5dtIe TO- BEEF HAMS
cute s3ssf 10 bEssEp so Il 5.c Piss
S 'sSFa etsT'' MElTsNTieKs4 bellies
h SaS.e picked shouidsrs steady quoted AS:
pokled hams Arm quoted at 'i1asc Western green 10
HaHsss " csuni1v IARDDs,sady: gu
at . S' A 45a .i'e aaed fIS''se 3 'si
R". w ssE. 'oEaAaR oo qaotd
at Sc: city lard siearine. 0i.Gosc; ,..
s,rsthcss was conspcaous feature. ana holders ane
patel lively business next wesS Quotations soss
10 demand slight premiums on me choicer los o, Japan
~ faT 10 GOOD 5.a5&c prime to choice 0,a6tc.
lad 5gI1c Pana gec 90 g N D0 m b5ns ~
sCGAR-fronoInc, strength e9ntnuss the chief char
business done today on the Of 3lGc for 9G test
centrifugal aAe for 81 test uqscoyodo and $sc for y,
was ~ lie mad even at advanced prices Rehners
GnSousy seeking large blocks muscoyado and cen,ri
fugai bu, were inclined to oppose further raise IN
pic S sss f Ts SsG h Si f' ndS Zane
London was reported az steady with an UPWARD Ten
deny JGGa gSo'eS ms an 1nsaT was arm md
DECIDEDLY d,srer pesen, month advancing lad to IS 3D.
trsle In refined sugar locally with the market firm
aud eadins urNard. Quotations iTG" Dotn n &c,
dcred 5Ac granulaed 5sc nne srandated. $50 coarse
s,el rs extra nne sIanuaX;sa ~ o. s9nieGe e
mould T. 70 tam2ni A. ~, IO'eeSns5S A. a. 'tS,
: .e' ~ : Isic. 10 s. isc 10 . 4o9c; ~ TO- iAc;
* sl t'' 80 IS s Z s ne No 3D. ''' No H. '''' No
THE WOOL EXCHANGE REPoRT-curren, quotation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August D. isSs.
coffee futures To-Day was
light and restricted entirely the evening UP
operations ~ local contingent. The first cal &c
v1loted a steady feeling with prices unchanged Ihere
practically variation in quotations during me es
Of the session market finally cuie at unchaheeu
prices TO ronts net lower Total s,les 500 bags
Gables from Brazilian markets told q no change In prices
and only a moderate movement from interior points 100
prllspos-d weakness but Santos eNhibited Gte
degree steadlncss The IIavre market was about
steady in tone devoid Of interesting feature ana very
qulet The Hamburg market closed ny tght on &C .
count o, a holiday Tho marke, for spot coffee ruled
ouloi but ,teady with quotations unchanged the bas
OF for invoice Gl.c for obbng parcels OF RIO
No : Yesterday the Calico cleared
Rio with bags and the Rosse cleared VIC
tora with 500 bags FOR the United states
u contract prices IN the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
NAVAL STORES.

Haf holiday duness prevailed IN the market to-day,
hut generally steady feeling current and prices
we're well Sustained hy holders. News from the South
lacked features Of conscqu ,nce Quotlons FOLLOW Tor
regular 81 S5asi OIL bals 81 81 pitch 81 q
spirits turIentins 2s@2s'sc. rosin "omn.n 80 g'.d
81 50 X 81 80; 81 81 so. y. 81 10. " O. 81 10
". 81 -.
Charleston : g. Aug G-Tuuen;ine market steady
"a nc Resin quiet. un, hanged
yr,,,,r~,1, y Q Aue. G-spirits turpeatine 81
rs,eps IsG barrels. Ros.n Arm. slqsi %. receipts.
icl Ibis Crude tuuentine firm Slgsl 90 receipts -
iii Tar nrm 81 10 receipts. liz b5s
ssvsnnah. Ga Aus G.-Spiriis turpcntine nrm 25.c;
sal - 22,S Ibis. receipts. go Kosn nrn Saier 6'3i
rLis receipts 1893. 4. u. e. i. flT T., q - y
81 =, q 81 30 H. l. 81 90 x. 81 ~. ~ 81 90 ~ ~ '"'
" q ST 30. ". s. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

savannah Aug Cotton steady mddns 80; -. c ',~
,nddng , i0c receipts. bales. exports 70 me N"'-
'dnsnd ioo bale: sales 28 bales: stock, sou bal.s -
Memphis Aug 6.--Cotion quiet: n'edns &c; ~"
rtisiinc Sc q Cd ordinary. IAc. lpts T. Ss,es
"hpnents 200 bales sales. $50 bales stock ~ so
Tr,ls ,ur 6-C)ton dull. mdGing, 80, oN
,;ai,,. -. good ordinary Size receipts 10 nales
sb,rmenfs bales sales i25 bales stock 81 a3s pn
o,i..n, Aug C-Cotton quiet: niddiing II loc
y S.ars Zee. s.~A .rs,nsry 49,, re-, r:';ip.S
Mo-: salss 900 bsiss stock k<SS eaAe@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
STATE or TRADE.

B1y.on Aug G-Flou- receipts. :2ii bts. rrr srrinE
patents 81 'VdSi - spring clears and sii.gh'r - %
- siISg clears ard sfraig's. -
al CnsnInea quiet ~tas2c per bush. 81 .'nS - per
Nh corn steady. receipts. ! GG bush yellow
&c. IA Onts receipts. . 81, bush. fancy
2sis G.3c. y, and y, 33s n3Io. Mrfo.l f,ir bran
spring si3 -. winter Sis 20 mtrnss tG 2iISi7 -
Lea bog nopr. SIS u. Butte nrm. Northern i9'sc.
imitation. i4n loo fl'f. i1li- Che lf
c-n. y rtherr 7Ansc Weafcrn 1i.nN.
chicago. AUX. G-The leading futures ranged a fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

TRAINS LEAVE FOOT 3iTH ST L. r.: Sunday
On -; ~ 1000 1875. 800 lao \. NJ. 1910
!-.S" 10 40 zoo 2:2O go 3lO. $40. $40. -
90 80, CO $50 7:1O. TAO. SO $50 $50 0 20
EXCURSION TICKETS 10 CENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
NEW ROUTE TO ROCKAWAY BEACH
FARE, 15c.
VIA
bHoOkLlN ELEVATED RAILROAD
~ a u n

-, ne same rate 90: la:e from PARK Row, y Y.
road station.
rams enNe broadway ferrics weekdays. hourly 5Gi
Il. ~ - lV4 =. H.: h'f hourly l0i To- 9.34 =.
sundays, hourly "ri 10 9N4 a H.. every 20 minutes
o"+ a m 70 lot =. n. II TO
,. m. Time from broadway ferry to Myrtle nv IN min
utes. Gates av II minutes. Manhattan Beach Crossing
10 minutes Van Siclen. 20 minutes and Rockawny Beach
III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
New York. August q. II

s a.. New so. of 81 August y. go is "a.
al q which son;s1d direct 10 iy ss assh'' ss
demand Der ssd at 5sG per p for poor choice
from sPGS and and nd e.S SnG.sf d4..
weight retrigerator beef DUH per 10 Exports e
head on The Breoklyn city Bristol i23 head on .ss
T. HUI and 's2 nv Of not peel s, on
Sd snx 'G The a so x ss we're - %
the pens which 100 slseth St and les q; J.:.y
bunch o, 25%s ys s4s. sss T.
p per 100 ~ ssriSsa 81 d p1 Of saerms: a.
IS So CITY dressed yeas SLOW at s9lOe per no COUNT
dressed ea9c dressed bu',ermiks lower at 90
Sales JUDD Co.. So veal'. 100 N average at SC q
Collins 81 South Carolina ga,seIs 2S2 ~ a, ~ e.
II H. Hollis date yesterday; 10 ouiiermk caves a"
sHEFP AND LAMBs--Recep,s to-day - cars o. Ssei
eseds Is sas on , s a; q ws .msnS Ss.s
and MEDIUM S Ssy aSst ' sac as
sass4 rse 2" aGTanrs Of c
enough g. around Nth The exception OF DEG
SsuT nssr:1 prime %f s;.sss
3 IS ms. se ss :.. aHSs at g lair
prime stock Dressed mutton steady s, SSee per ~
). % pA lS no 81 d S 'E'. Z 3
H. Newton CO.: iio Keniaeky lambs. % ~ at 81 as 80
81 Srs IN sS at & + e. IL, K X
81 20: 10 % 81 3d. ~ Bunalo do. 90 10. st
So 10: do. 100 n. at 81 30.
$ Judd CO.. 2t3 Kentucky lambs. Gj n. az 81 25 10
do 81 n 81 %; l8s do GS NJ al 81. 81 Kentucky
sheep lO5 ~ at - 20: l2& do. ~ n. at 81 20
Harrington Co: 241 Kentucky lambs. u 10. at 81 %:
$50 do. 81 10 at 81. is, Ohio sheep so 10. at - 7s -
do ~ n. AT 81 Is.
:, McPhsTs9n CO. al y.s'na lambs SIS ~ 81
HOGs-Receip,s 70 day. ~ s25 head all fog
slaughtere-s No trading Nominsliy steady At ~
asa loo 10 for inferior prime hogs. Country
dressed slow and unchanged.
sass-S. Judd e. Co.: Late Yesterday. % Western hogA
1872 n average 30 100 NJ NJ do. ISL 70. 81 - ~
roughs. 2Oo 10. at e. 80 do. 2s0 10. at ~ -.
OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Chicago Aug 6.--There not enough cattle ~
DAY o n market and prices were mostly nom
nal. choice steers. s. 2Ht5 o. medium. ~ 49, ~
s+Qe& Is: stockers and FEEDER sS@e -;
bulls. So 5O9$4 % and heife-s esqN 20; calves
Sc 1881 s!9.4 49, fed Western ssssva
81 25ds5 30 Texans. 50 2sas4 20 There was z 80
demand FOR hogs from Chicsso pscxsr. and r r,
fair to choice. IS s5@s4 o2r.; packers n9c ss&
asa os pigs 81 T5oss 80 Tn. arrivals Of sheep wen
largely Consigned dressed meat concerns rricss r.
eve, "a 2sSs$s 10 rsms % 25G&3 So Western rangsH
~ 6 asa Ss .ambs 50 eo6S6 %; feed
ins srnss s, ioasS R.,sip,'-catte. 100 head; hcs~
Gin. cincinnati Aus swHoss active at s. ?s9M. c.tss
i ;sS At. z xgass& s'''' ~" 81 "Ss'% 1-">s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
rag. on con,rne, prices in the local market t.,
Tho Chr0nicic's'' statistical summary ma
'ion on cotton this morning IS follows.


The total visible supply at the corresponding time in
is,t' was go. ~ bales , r,, c,s. s,o, cotton
quite. but steady sales 5000 bales speculation and eH
bales. mlidlng upland 3 10 a2d. Futures opened quiet
and unchanged = @ed quiet Mt unchansei - HtH- ga
M sfcqr Af aa HSr ay MAJ ians So
5cl S: s ~ oSo H%sS %oycr s2,
BOY o 1T G G wa. decided nrmness ap
parent lays hour mar@e and choice brands were
9 n,e sa. sf a o ST Tar patents. icS 90
ssoo extra ro'' so w @iser 81 5iss 90 no grade S
81 So. RYE FIorK, Dull. q9oted at 81 'ogs2 20
$40 as 3 SraSi %ES 4;,;ss41y: aae E@;;
ap' 90 ' dnS so ~ Winter can n ps sc s pnS
bulk G5a7oc. 70 arrive G5G07i.c mlddiing bulk. 500
s c 5 rye m 1@eq s2i%,2 30 ' scrnnrr cSsc
GRAIN wIEAT,onse again bun raiders were thor
officially Ialhc higher. with sti further advance.
was particularly heavy conditions surrounding the
M being such as s ns bnss Fl a faGr
noted early in the week force today with
%s @nd weekly cearances practicaly twice large
w. Of .GrnS wSe" ov lad daa bar
some injury to gran alreey staced Foreign
s m%Sss I'd net aGonc~ Par. wheat par, point.
higher -four 100 point np Sn Amwrp = fr"nr mes
sire 9Th in cash wheat Partcul'rE ~ red when ,i
SPOT and vas quoted 70 arrive shipment in ten
DAYS Winter wheat recT,s were again gain, very small ana
feature at various tines during the w. sd The
hush which the largest except for 1902 on record
Foreign cary sellers but dd not supply the
demand VIII nrrvOus local shorts the
nrospertive statistical position Monday Included est
In the visible supply ana
worlds shipments ~ 5.50DJ0 bush. on the curb Sep
10 nber was quoted from - 6G73Nc clos NJ 70 lc
. Constable from rejecting In moderate way the
strength IN wheat there rot much g. the con-
arke and prices after opening shade higher. easei
N ana closed ofclnly unchanged from the previous
nigh, The export trade also less vigorous. partly
because OF the short session. but largely account of
m. extreme views holders No being quoted l3c
,ye- sentemter About 80 bush worked 70 the
close The Liverpool market was quoted ba+d net
lover Kansa State mentioned August con
ii,iln be- on 80 Of full on the
cr September quoted from 3I V3I &c closing 3''sc
brt 4 interest In oats unim
por'ant market closed nncharsed from The pc
'lous dav No gu tied 2si G2sisc; No 2lsc;
80 . white clips s}c. No white. 32iic; No white
n &c. track mixed 2SG2pisc. track white. 3t13sc
KYF-Mn-ket Arm No . Western. 52c { atioai hni
40 q Z Buffalo. State rye" 4Ic c New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
w anhattan Beach

Ct, - y ~ YORK. FOOT or 3iTH ST. 2. r.:
a. '9 80 lolo L 10 \. NJ. 1910. l:l0 lao.
a. -" =" 70 30, 40 go $40. Go GO 40.
80. ~ 9" go 1910 = NJ Leave View YORK FOOT
* ttu ~ VI 39th St. Breolyr Ferry sundays
g." go. roo" ll:p \. ~. 1900 moor 100 40 $50
~. S'+u I'D 300 $40. GEO 700 40 $50 300 and
ENCI RSION TICKETS Al CENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
SUMMER TOURS.

All Travelling Expenses Included.
NGt 1T ~. ttl' iats 1h Istnd Island. alex
en3ril i;atJ. fh0ug. E4i'ts q ST. Lawrence -
Monisei. ip.able Cnasm ItS~s champiain and t;eTge
SarFf g. .iru Inc 10 zig Hudson % 40. lciF. 500
~ 81 1T Is. TN,.s- DAYS. Boston Yam nth y
s tue Land o. Trtrre!'ns. H-Ifax Cur AID River ~
i~iNr.r.r tn C.e.~- VI .rtf"al Aas1h.- Chasn
l.s,rs 3 .r"e snl thamiialu Saratoga. Albany New
YORK. so.
Tickets only. ND g.rL.nt q parties O. al points by
AL routes. I'focf. -ru.es. maize &
TH0S. COOI< son.
.cl aaI - E-. at1ay New YofE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

Receipts OF breadstus interior points IN thousands.
last three ciphers 600 omitted -four bblf grain bush as
fo.iO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

r., Sev London Watch Hln Block Island Worcester.
jos,on and the Fast. Steam CltS Of Lowell and CITY
OF Wotceser Leave Pier &C. y. r.: one block above
c nal ST.. weeL days only al 600 + Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

Lowe E2lAN1 GNG 8L1rN lsLA AMP:
FOE oI'IE.' leave New York daily Sundays ex-
SHELTER ISLAND i.'..,N,t ~ f. NJ Saturdays at /
GREE%FOiT. - IA from Pier 40. L. r.. Pike
SOCTFOLp. street satur lays Boat does not g
SAG UARBON 10 Block Islhnd and TGesoays
AND lJhursdays and Saturdays Boat
prOCk ISLAND Coca stop at SOuthold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07
Wool Exchange special daily Custom House report
wool withdrawn for consumption

The receipts Of wool the Port OF Boston August g.
1895 compared with the corresponding day OF last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-07

GAT5NlLl EVENING LlNE,
s...r,,rs On kOltA new and hAAIEkSklNb Ied's
60. 70 Cnr,stcph i 81 every weekday at u T. NJ ,s
~, .set.r..,. On IEORA at 100 +. M aDo kAATEhs-
Kill, At NJ ,Y.,n..
trains f5r Cairo. Pa,enyiie. Gus. buHhi"' ha'"''
Canes. Tlnnegaylis ETC., connect. -
rtcvc'es free. Horses and carriages taEcb.
fcl mailed free.
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ElUUW-Iy = Jo71l.lO . 1-,a1Iya
.,..u.,. ADIRONDACK. and DEAN EiCHMOND rars
"a Per Al \ r. loot Canal at O j. NJ daily run
rcenedD connecting With express trains Tor para
30. -. George Dichfeid Springs sharon springs,
TsNisar1 Islands AdrondacNs ana The West summer
lis ~ reduced saturday ngh steamer
o,b sunday morning rain FOR Saratoga. North
-.n' -.,drell ard steamer Lake George.
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Cfrnrslons.
Coney Island
CULVER ROUTE

~ Ft. Whitehall ST. battery, n. T.
h3als N T.,hheelng With EXPRESS TRAINS No stops
I>EAN - pAlLl 700 except sunday. 500 900 1000
400 ~ 80 sundays oniy A. Nj 1900 noon n 10 sur
aeys cn!N IL 40 except sundays I:O end every 20
nhues hereafter until 1920 = ~ Frequent trains re
turning Hs' Train l.a..s Gomez Island 1884 p. NJ
FARE 10 CENTS.
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