davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23
cneaso July % The leading futures ranged as fol

cash quotations. follows; Flour hrn; 40
whe NJ spr,ag wheat 'pEc-': 80 aeu'
go 80 corn 49,. aJ3isc 40 yeillw so = -
So oats "a. ~ white. 2nc. 80 whitc ~ .-.1
80 ~, &c. No haIey, s2eS"c no h lax a.
rrir, fiul.ty seed s. -. mess pofH per DID, - -.
n ~ - r 100 H. 50 A. as - short ribs sizes
se, s. sgs5 75 dry saitsd shoulders boxed - .Ds
=. short clear sides tbCXcd 81 u $50 ~ susae C'
i"tf Unchanged on the Prod1ce Esehangs to-d1t ue
t,,,te- uatk creamery, lS'sdl"-c' u"'''eh'
lie Eggs STEADY. irSsh lie =. .
cincinnati, July y foSF tuii wh'a. at, sT arn No
n,i,ei 21c. Rye quiet ~ ilai.c hu''et MN
e"snr as Eggs steady. &c Cheese steady
NLivsuk-e July 22-Vheai active. No l northern
a. . Nortaesa sac september. 10. Rye steady
=, : 47i-Qisc Farley STEADY No {. 4"se
.raneaY,.i. July - -whca; dul. July. sI,is: sep
TENT CsT. q67c. December G3Ne, No hard Gt>e No
! :, ,tb.rn sss,r. ~ = Northern. s4i,c tlour-Flrsi
aaterts s. 3-qtl - second patents 81 9gH Co. hFst
Gears So iCq @. Sc nj clears 1sgsS ~ DFaa IN
bG.f. $3.50 20
Inlisl .lpna July 22whe.t ~ lever s,n.Tac'
.i.4ii-.c. corn &c higher: No miAei July ga v
3Tl,c Ausist a7i1G3fac oats hrm. No : white. S2c
~ q whiie 81 Taac. SO mixed .sAe Butter arm
fsncs Western creamery ise, !, prints 2ec Esq dull
and ,c lower, fresh nearby l3,sc. do Western i3c do
Southern To-, Cheete arm New York fal cream, fancy,
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"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS'

.,,a l,..., 10 -, T. 81 pullman besi.baie Day coaches
49,. taI.Or Cars Dln.ns Car service Meals IA carte
IIuects ~ uaaio wtn tareGsh sis-2egs Detroit and
.i..:,U. 400 p. daily for EAsToN. MAucH
car M MILK LSBARRE SCRANTON and eoa1
L.anch,s Caalr a y Easton. -.
.i,:,U 4;lU 81 daily. eA~eVt sunday. Tor "lLhES-
EA.tir rIITSION, SCRANTON and principal inter
,,.ts stations AL points N coal reyV6A
irnI.sn lsunei PaI,or car lOr Wllkesba.re. ...
"a ,atI a,.U q II. dalS, eAeepi sunday. Tor EASio"
sad in,ernIeiaie stations. .,, a.. ,,,r--rr eurtyx
.ls5U J;I5 L. ~ tsu!sd-S" o"1 'os AA"SN" ~''o'~
80 49,. ..,lu T. 81 laiiy except Sunday. for EASTOS
ana PRINCIPAL intermediate stations. >,.n,pA
80 ~. in, P n. datly for BUFFAlO. NlA0AhA
GGHSv - ain uoirt Puinan sleeper sestibute
80 \ 10 chicago SIeepsrs 10 buna.o ana IosoAssss
t,inine Gar New yoIk EasIon ...- ii.
|'.rsn am H. II aaliy, except sunday stolpnt v.Y
=, 'c:ccYY,TH PI.AlNFIELD. EASTON. BEIHIEhESs'
SSGn Hui;SK sAYRE. GENEVA. EOcHhsTEns
rSsH1T.viA BtJFFALO and TORONTO Pullman fisskss
~ Erso None sleeping car passengers carried ~
'Assa : 30 daily e. WILhEssaREES d iIh1
FAILS and all points West Pullman sleeper 20 V1irfS
1Ionsi local daily except SUNDAY toi sovln
pIxiSfIEib BOUND BROOK anS insrneaa,s s noan,a;
sn A. NJ $40 $50 $40 tio $50 and go %, p y, y.
sa5 ga aad laa3 Broadway; q y IAN S. iS ia'sn
81, Ici rawery, n. Y; 500 Fulton 81. Cour, b.. -
nr5adway and Brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN.
Transfs. Co Will call for and check oayvsge me-
hotel or residence through to Destination
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

lNnNe New orr v hleIaH 4eII4II'"' "7N7' ~ ''
fout U. Liberty Street.
wv " .naly iExcep, sunday tSuntays
CHICAGO. $50 a M y A. ., n, ana ~ p n!sn''
az is night {, 20 m trai.s rom lioer,!-s onh1'
NEW ORLEANS. 'i.55 =. II. Through sleeper
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
To PHILADELPHIA. WAsHINGION BAttiMoisE'
~ - .lOCU tD!nerl. 'il.3O q. OJner tlOU p IL D.;
Il 10 ,Diner Is 80 tDneO 400 DINER. 900 D. ~ ana
az 10 night. NORFOLK lilo a IL; ,.
All trains are Illuminated with P!aiseh Lisnt;, go. -.
cclces il3 l,2 2el 49, l2e4 dNa ~ =, III ~
10Y Toverv y Y 233 3i4 Fulton s.. bTooAiyh. Nhi'e-
hl terminal Baggage checked om hoel VI residence 10
defamation.
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Railroads.
.ENNSYLVANI
RAILROAD.

E3tOkA-A%s
STATIONS zoo, o, WEST rwESrY-THlRD STREET
and DEsBRossES aud CoRTLANDT sIKh.is'
~ Tie leaving time from Desbrosses and cortandt
streets ten minutes later than that given oeo" '''
$50 4. VI. FAST MAIi.-pulnan Eunet ParoF c Saf
S Sr% f 81 eSsc Esaig . ssgHF car r'''-
o." r FSSi NEF.ssfs Com
parrnen sleeping Dining saok'ns ara md
isrspcs lou oSSf' ST. e' t@aIs '''''''
$50 p: ~ cII-AGo ANp ST. louis TI% SJ,t
$50 i. ". wE EST E%PhEss cleveland. CHI
40 r. w. sot:TIiwi:sTi.EN 'fXPr Fss.-For Pitts
5s c'TSnnI cI TS.n1R2i s. Luz - p.surs and
;so on,>c: &c, C'vsSTa sysep SSSrTlsY lre
ss" ~ MAii ANn to1rH T. eptg PITTS
burg and points Vest daily exceo; SUNDAY No coae"e'
WASHINGTON AND TIE sotTH
1850 % 60 consressiors I!r9 A re,or ed %
Dining CS; t:e pors "r % To ' lc,o " ,hnns
DIrins Carn 20 tninns can. 80 ,Dlnias ca0 $50
sd,THERN RIILwAY.-Esrress 40 p. m. Il o. nigh;
ATIxNTic COAST IINE.-Espress. 9:o a. m and $50
cIfrSa pc :''E y, F. o,,Io r,uwAg-.sop m daily.
FOR OH pOrNr COMFORT and NORToLX.-7'o a m.
ATLANTIC CITY i 10 D. ~ ,ys "soy,ss,s ani
T nue 'tFf srdr Cars Passenger coson and Com
ctrE M,Y-l2-o ?. n. weeI;-loys Through Pullman
l0rg r,ranrN Aslirv G~'erlaie1 Su1fays P,"o =
Grove. Point Pleasant IRON West Twenty -'nlrn
Street station 49, # 30 r. n l2Jo SatrrIays ony
. 20 30 90 2 20 G. so n m. SIrdavs 80. ~
q. m. $50 ? m. cron. Desbrosses and Cor'ia ,
S'~eet-1 az 10 u T. 10 Il ~ Safnr'HNs OIL,
90 80. . 80 40 10 100 p m. Sundays SO
. g a. SIS n m.
FOR PUfLtDELPIIIA.
ca - SO 10 20 O. so REM; E; Ir,i % 49, %
80 $50 40 20 p.cng car 80 ui11g a., c, ~
DINING Carr 40 SO D.. II O5 r5ni Su,''s ,
Go 20 $50. A? 20 q 30 G.ni'ctl -. 100 Un ng
carr q. 80 Dning CAR. 30. 40 DINING CaI'
40 dining Can. so Dining carr 40 500 ?. NJ
IL - might,
Ticket Offices 1893. III and 2Gi lron1-
Aston House: West Tv eniv 'hra street sta
ton and stations loot Z Ioshrrsees and 'pr, ahl'
Streets CoGr street, $50 Fulton street - Droafway
and Pennsylvania annex station B,aoNfn StSuon
Jersey Cl,y The New York Transfer Company VII can
for and heck baggage from hotels end Residences
Ttierh ne .i.3i fehieenth Street" for Pennsylvania
Ralr-ad Csl Service $500
: Z. HIT fTfNS0N p. WOOD
General NonaIc- Gorera Pa~sr Agent.
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HEMP AND UTE The m1."et - yefy dn ~ s'
9GP ba. If Mana acmp arfyt ira encr e.
las. re,syt It was taken ana VII p9'e} he floirl
Manila Lewp. shyment nonln"'' a. ii a. snipr,'nt
<, ju,e spot y ronns DO Yo' ~ d'g ,rrr
en .I " Do ,t.pmcni + 2 @'.c. ju'e .t'r 81 ~,
paper quality Sic; sap'n no1 p'''' '''''''
uf e sl re make, red arm WIN n'lcra'o d.
aana q" a9 }en, Msia,nora, ice Traxo I39s
orinoco 17a remPi12 10, , n'FIs, fn,ro ca6e
i7 i' Ia "a dudysa lc l5c r9yt9 i1t0S TIA
1s,s 70, RIO H%aS 1c fS Aaono ai
rs32 i5,.e rey sn i' r Naaess ,S i
i24i2i:c Maian res ne '1ea l"o ,os:. 6,os, 'li
naive s ..G,o, u az 81. Ss-.c COWS ao'
~ siaGgSsf native steers lo"9lic COY" ~" ''~
'O TFR Marke, steady with demand fer 1nd fu
s sgi nSG 49, c ssesnas eQ?e nrs: i;92
acd ais saecon 2cG23 'e Sns s9I backs 2s
l,Giss Sc 5e:s,s dss heavy 2sa2o seconds heayy
sgJ2 t iaa15&c' cab,dgessel backs 80 p$ae BE-
cnd aos q2ie hi5as 'aG2 so,. 0s aatssc
metal @rti sfed ms 4sst aeyod Of ts
t9ay ana Siat be co. The Metal Exchange called
pig ion waIan unoaansed WITH .r9' Vim pp 70
gge eosa s uetsd s. Lad a@s' ~9 & ana
54 aa HsSdp s. aasaq ms n T s S
Dscemosr @oea ST. G 30 n'v and dd no, asaTs
nuence worthy Of nens ,a n s s Ga sn4 Future -
80. c Sps s %a 'S Win 'S' q futures
10 50, spanish lead az Na g 4raegsd all day
"1m, former prices The market was "iiinut ieUnI"
- interest," although steniy In tone 80 A.
80 actold 81 influence quotations lil." 90" ,rlt,.
Ssnrifusa common. LOG 2c far l3gi Co., ,' 20
ri,oc 90G25.. orleans open kr'te
a.c' IAN 2sa2oc. god .aa~. pr"' , Sl@S, ,oSI2
=. 81. Porto Rico: 2,1@"c SSrIees = . f"rcv iea22
"ocy:ln rREIGUTs- market fo "Iin i,fls ni,n
-, =, he fo,i ~ ne quotations; l"yeFpyoi ~
3D. iiaseow 2&d Bristol ~ I,in III i'Hj ~ ion
80. -. Ho,,erdan sisc: Ametc-iam SIC, rork i3r
acrs Is aaeiSs direct p2tt. large i.nnd 5 ~, ~
l." 'rREIGIITs 'ASD CHARTERS-TIadinSS ~ rs
;.., 4, All d.par,mtnis 81 sail tonnngr am >
5sy oning 10 the increafed oGeTnfs - i,,,r,mant,
,aI, nv no Improvement In ary 81 me ''Pn e.
treShs o, ar. frcel, ,nered the TENDENCY ~ rates -
pber in Shippers favor To C,rk for rss'S tor Anrtsi
'"'s UARTFRs- British steamer i"i' ton ner rs
,,cm,chi 10 f,pusn COS August, bF''ls" ''""''' ''
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candy HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

con pIrrIADEIPNIA BALTIMORE AND WAsH-
INGTOE.
F-,r foot Of Liberty 81.
Week day. 40 500 1000 IL 90 pIns,s c iq5 mSs
~ ~. - SG 1000 II 80 Dining Csrl 4. NJ ~,
5.,o pinrs car 600 81. i2 Ind, Addi'.o9laa'
go. ,or p3uadepha week days 900 A NJ, t:o. SSo
20 a 90 y NJ sunday 600 & NJ. 100 T ~ 90
co,rsrrAvE SOUTH FERRY. WHITEHALL. ST.
week days 40 7S5 So $ a. 80 Cos 81 ~ - a.
1900 lob 1913 y 0s a 80 u 90 al a 40 ass S2S
i9s , Ii; !:s SIS s S% as sss 80 S
a:;e 9s g 1919 Il Il 20 100 " ie.5 rs go
90 3.3j. 80 800 20 w. '''' '- 49,
cke;s ana seats a. %, o1' q h ss rO a.
way Is; G,h Az. 81 E.s' I'm ST. is3 ES.t i2ss 81
90 SO Fulton St Brooklyn. ~ broadway. Will
a.nsburs The ! transfer Co WI cal i9t and cheek
N hotels Or residences 10 Destination
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LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

stations TO, 0. o3i ST. Penn n. RI. Cortland, u
DesDrosses ST.
,n.. from Cortlandt DesptVsses 81.
st:i 10 GEO A. u. daily SUNDAY 'C+S. A. MI Tor
EASTON ard intermediate alta tlons. - , ..,..~,
Ton ITHACA ,iENEtA ROCHESTER,. BtFfALO;
TGAGARA FALLS and the West, ana principal local
uolnt, dining and chair car 20 Bunaie
III 80. 1880 daily except sunday
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r, Nh, week .,>,rg rr,a. NfTY.rA J9y % 1s'S
N(i reec'p'a ali f'a'td stat. ports during
Ne; rsceip:s q al uni'e4 states p,r,s during
Iniai receipts to this Gate ~. "a
Total recer's 10 sare date last $50 ~,
lNpo1s Tor sar, week last year ........... lioca
5s: . ! +. r.:s Il: , hi :5S;
H'o't at all United states ports same time la1 ,,.,..
s ,cs II II alf ' 'ass sam, Tim, las. ,.. as s
sci. at LtvcrT oil same tlme Jas, year 774cJ
sioc q A@sreaa s so1 i i8r rSa, ii;a se
re following are the ,oal net receipts Of cotton a. ali
2s o15aa. !sSs s9c 2:;2o N.a. :5
fss9"sfa sSSs ~ I 5 &i54r -tis s
Nd4ss 81 3s g: sq'' Ry.l ds5 Z.
4 3s55@ 2.,,. . "a q 81 -. Total .. saol,
nhrGs-opium ana quinine we're firm. WIN 90
eenand and qSo,ed Is follows OPIUM e2::es ~ 49,
SINE me- 6F So "Hs% enc &C., yas :. b. eis;h s. a
91nne d2mes' S @ Sn,l5. i ae i
FLOUR AND MEAL Thc ncur trode vas n . steady
position but not active beyond re usual sma'l e.'asi
$. s5asi a; winter ppsen,s 81 cG$i Z; srng
81 NoN$i eAua ~ winter s. G1e 81 ~" eNila :" MD
Iir fiji "nnm SGa1,I s. has, 1URNMFA
Firm. Gu"led: Kun;lriel 50 ioqs2 - SIS TO brani
soc 73g74c .... rEF1'-F Firm ~. 90 and y, IL
w. aTr,a ~ nia.nr Gui ,oas5c re Ted 8:
,3c cy fccd zoe houiry chop. G'c. o.n'ca. S2j"$-'
GRAIN WHEAT Speculation lte moro active
u ana 'i Se 70 az ,e c. ro'e va an: r
e r. ma ~trs nnaiy ,%I ~; oMer ~i'h neGsi
out 81 of the session TIE carly improvement Wa 30
Western movement VAS considerably les IN tie nss'
ste ;ean :r III, sane da3 'si lar "ra Is n"4'sl
stle decrease about i4r,ooo hasA So Norihwcsfcrn
tush Spring wheat receipts were only ~ cas- agaa+'
W ,e,,4 "' a., a. ' r,1e, ,.t f ,~e,,,.e h.irc
I'd ,rs husr aeS 5 pntn ,i r,,J .'rc
Ms'era Miller stai.i thai lsr weight was unNeI,"l
conI'sint re."rdns the wheat 'Cp ".in Guali ihus f
nm Gni ihai ou; = ~ cars c'f al ,hicas ?p3 cars
to-day reason Of n, 5ao) POINTS adyanoo
rh ne na@T f2gT sr, 't e os ana g r
hieh,r notable feature 4 trade here was tho 'com
han September asains 7sc discus, me previous da,
in the cash market trade unusraly light on, about
nT, ISIS "'nrad.,roe, c,pirt ~ vIc, rl n,,r
s"ss 'I last s5.' 'S oH ws.s, SSe
again ne Important ntrence IN corn DAY EA.ep ~
Ugh, rainais IN sa''crei paris q the le't fhcF. w.,
drou,h fr at least tht' sX result of thee
Nv n,irraic Ncs'meni buying Fnai pii.'s N'fr ,sN
let higher Private reports contained more ~ - -
br4sha intn.ans ina, eorn would easily stand .taer
week without rain. while others rom Kansas De-. Jared
paid coupara,,cly lille attention. - n, srers'h ~ in.
3s 4f % aere ''S .6 net sG ~! ,T' t. ,s
week and ~ 80 bush last year ~ 1orn closed 80.
% e9sat oats The nerkei was - nomiaai -
com. Exporters took 100 90 bush. y .a's r.
%af % si NJ s S4'e Z, msrse s se.a2
dal msltiTe i2a,,c 4 Ranaa ''''''''''''
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coTTON-Within a narrow range q fluctuations the
,as 20 IL midsummer sostace and VIM, ne Stels
II Haeiuati'ns Wa o.i'yu yss %jdcr general inter,
e., iaan las manf-s.-d for some t'ne PAS I"e
S Sss pfeS o" looked iof Wht eal caoe iped s
q l5-d Ia spot prices ana so sales 81 ''' ,,r
Enrish market was nnsly IN much be'ieI snlie' "a,
futures had been fully Ife9'essI' ana lHr nv
SLOW Ai'sr eriqs at s an I seaers
mpiovtmen, 4 500 Points. I'll. we'd b Ie'li4 49,
10 niue e9hSeIn. tS,r'ia''' % o..i - ast ior
;6e yrcsen II vas GAINED ,hst the remaining ions IN
Angus, represented - iari.rs vel oD'r
goo. although the ease ST. run nsn 49, -
taye ,his fsc, has ed q cons istah'e .u'A
plants u aud boil worms a2d S.eadirs ha nseh
received but trooaty not ,Ie ,si i st IN f.s,rstrng
saes fo short account the Us price a. whien c.'4H
carren al THIS iine Il he year. reiuou2n q lGe
was ma de In the price 4 SPOT today which brings
mi1arng down = 10 against 10 zoe Sea nl a.
Es5y II ihe sfTn2on o sh, Pnrne the i@s-e
q. the session ihs market unsettled closing 'aIt
.,saay at ne, los Of a2 s5n,' 5 S2 s0' i
mid1!ug Gulf &c ssles 81 Bale .ncrq,lS
cotton markets, matnng go',sd ws ~ a. sl9S
Swami quic, ana easy 3s.c Charles,on quiet ~
.aes i3 bales Bal'imore nominal &C. MenIo' 9 "a,
isfy iec over sale az baies s, Louis duh II &c
l-lsc lower 100,
Q fellows. -. .,...,
~. ''' ''>' ~
Thus far this week .....-. bI2I ~ ,-,, 20
Cotton E1change special Liverpool cablcs: suoi .it,n
dull saes 90 bales speculation aud eXport 90 AHt
lean Co.'S. receipts 500. american @"r'. rnlI0iht
~ l3-32d Futures opened barely si,ady pa r"'
FeNrGarv 3isi:h. Tetrl.iv March. 3lJb. March A,i'
3ccb Ap-n-Nsy 800 july 322h July Augn@l ~
August eerien7hsr 32i1s September pc'ohef iZp,1s'
October November 3'ai.s. *oVemhcf Decenb-r ~ -
Deceiner Jaruarr Jle'gs Name arms ou'e' "'
unchanged Cicihs-Freely offered. -. H..
Tie prices in the local market To-Day
.Cliovg
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Fodr tracks Electro Pneumatic" Signals
stations IN New York f)ot OF Liberty St.
and South Ferry. Whitehall ST.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty ST.
On aad after June 30 1893.
g., ros.o, Dethlehem Allentown Nauch Chunk. &C,
400 .,I5 9:IO N G2.oo II 70 Easionl. I'D 80: ~
e Easton. 80 ':$9 t, E"s,oS, sNh1'Ss ''''
Fer Wilkesharre Pttston snt Scranton +;oo WV NJ
N 30 p 81 Sundays. 40 A. NJ ,o M o,o
.FEr RtedPs and Hr.r,'os'sy i" i,s 30 500 s:S
70 Reacingl 4 100 las $50 600 p NJ IBID
night , 49,, ,,,,,.,,.,o-, q, 400 500
aio 4 NJ $50 - 900 p ": 1915 n.sht sunaa'A
10 A N 100 ~ Coz 2. NJ. i2l' night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR long BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. SC.
Fo- RED Bsrk I,rc R-anch Ashury Park Oscar Goovs
end points Point Pleasant 80 80 po9
u goo Saurlays .nt G,| 10 20 e * IS 10 sat
wrisvs oriyl = NJ SUNDAYS - Pc at InsrIaAen ,or
br~y PARK and ocean Crove). ai5 \ " ~, ~" T. ~
FIR Atlantic Hi-niants. go 30 -" rS ~"
For Lakewood Toms River narnegat Fark an, hsrnSs
cat 4 70 90 \ NJ. 40 30 y NJ sundays no e.
For Atlantic city Niae.and and Bridse'on +''o - A.
For Monmouth Beach seasrgh,. ard H,shlsnd, OF
Nayes!Ek . 80 $50 100 4 ~. 2;H. +:io o'io r. ~
sAsDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. Sc
From Pier y r.: f9,t ., Kes'o T ~, vo,
r,ante rur1son Beach Seahrght MenT.nth EeASh' ann
T~ns Branch. $50 o;"l 100 A N, on p '~'
sorih To- I', oo 5,s 80 80 y sundays r,opss
al Irterlaken for AsbIry Park ana ocean 'ro's'' '
A. II leo p "
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El,-Co.ee Inarket duli. = no. afV11 Nr."Nt !.
!-3ed receipts 5000 tags. cleared iOr me thiitI
states 5000 bags cleared or Europe ""1 lass sio'h
$500 bags -, 49, ,.,,.....
the stasica position Of Brazil coffee Is as follows
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ags - ...

Forei-o coffee SaHt0s-Conee market steady
80 af.rag. santos 1850 receipts. 5000 bags stJcn
az 90 Tags Hanburg-Cohee market opentd siela. :.
,,r higha~ AZ 800 ~ unchanged 20 = pig ntt hghei
ssses 500 bags Ha'reConee mslke' oirnec qggiet ~.
F. bigber AZ A.. n. quiet and uncnargr1 ~ s J m
s,eadv Unchanged H. i name higher. c! Sed "a franz
- . 1919 :
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Ne Tx July -
For the week ending Friday July - 1875
Net receipts at all United states ports during
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-23

Totals G553 21I3
ne movement Of cotton a. Liverpool dnring mo A'n
snans 10 day. compared with previous VEGAS Wa o"
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WEST SHORE RR

sDenote- express trains.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11

who Is beyond fair doubt the foremost
story-telier who ever lived, except the
great Sir Walter. of Scotland. We
quote a remark from Mr.. stoddard:
In calling these the Il fictions
OF Dumas We refer to their compara-
tive brevity as compared with the i'm
mortal DArtagnan stories. and not to
their lack CT romantic interest, for
while they are clearly inferior TO
thes@as what historical by
any and all of Dumas's successors and
fmitasors. in any and all European
languages. are not inferior2-they are
clearly superior to everything Of their
kind now current from the pens OF
Messrs. Weyman and Conan Doyle, or
the more abundant Crockett. this king
chan being better h all the grain
Of all these people the world over"
We like Mr.. ~Stoddard's critical judg-
ments because they are honest, sane
n wise. as We hold. and because of
his loyalty to the great writer's OF the
past in son and story. in essays and
history The best told story outside
Of Scott is The Three Guardsmen."
We confess TO a decided admiration
for u best southern novelist with
out n possible exception), Miss Muir
free, of Tennessee, cut The New York
Tribune critic is severe Gpon her latest
novel, The Juggler," wlhica we have
not read Others praise it much. But
there may be truth in The Triaune's
view. The concluding sentence r1ns
this wise: THE accustomed liberal
padding Of Tennessee scenery helps to
make a long novel out of the smallest
of plots. We wonder if Miss Murfree
does not weary sometimes Of these re-
iterations of Natures effects; there is
so little variety in them that the same
set might easily be used for any num-
Der OF tales like the cuts in familiar
advertisements"
An interesting announcement is that
England's gifted author, George Gis-
sing, has written a monograph on
Charles Dickens, whose fame and popu-
larity are perennial. There is to be a
series dealing with the Victorian era,
but whether all by Mr.. Gissing or by
several contributors we do not know
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11

We recently referred to he number
of big hogs reported this year in North
Carolina. We think there have been
more published in the local newspapers
of hogs weighing from 500 to 500 pounds
or more, than ever before in one year.
1t is almost a daily thing to see notices
of hogs weighing 600 pounds and up
ward. At Enfield, on the 4th inst, Mr..
NJ. T. Wood slaughtered one weighing
706 pounds. Mr.. J. c. Hedrick, of
Davidson county has a porker weigh
ing 900 pounds and lively. He measures
eleven feet in length from tip TO Trip.
That is the largest hog reported this
season, the other nearest to it weighing
over 500 pounds. The Davidson hog
measures ten feet in circumference,
says The Salisbury World.
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THE SEMI WEEKLY MESSENGER: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY II. 1895.

wreck. Must he run these risks or try
to exclude all such chance of injury.
The game has been played at the uni
versity since 1889, or eight seasons in
all. Half-a-doZen match gasaes have
been played each session and Gfty or
sixty practice games, and yet not. one
has received serious or lasting injury.
This can only be interpreted as mean
ing that b game Is not as dangerous
as it looks"
For the sake of suffering humanity,
we are sincerely thankful hat but a
trifiing eight were killed. Tt. might
have been 500. We are thankful also
that but seventeen were injured for
life, a mere bagateIle when YOU think
of what it might have been. Tt might
have been, you see, LOO. e there
were but 286 manned, when it might
have been 1850. So the damage was
small and the game lis not as danger
Gus as it looks" That is very COM
forting.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11
EDITORIAL

The trial Of Mr.. lola, the very emil
nent French realistic novelist, is well
calculated tqarouse world wide interest
His novels are read everywhere, he is
a writer of tremendous force, his es-
pousal of the cause Of Captain Drey-
fus, the outrage threatened by the
Partisan mob against him, the ugly
revelations concerning certain French
Generals and others, all combine to
invest the trial of the novelist with
peculiar interest. He has shown great
courage in coming to the defence of
the ill-treated Dreyfus, and his ar
raignment of the enemies of the dis
graced captain is a very vigorous and
dashing performance. From what we
have read of the Dreyfus scandal and
of Zola's arraignment Of his enemies,
we can but hope for the victory of
both as in the interest of right and
Justice,
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11

The multiplication of remorseless
done by the c~onnivance of a high rob-
Der tariff tax. We mentioned lately
the formation of a paper trust with
$40, 600, 900 alleged capital. There has
just been organized the biscuit and
cracker truct, controlling 139 plants
or 80 per cent. of all the large factories
east of the Rockies. Capital put at s25,-
600, 900 preferred stock and $50, 000, 900
common. The Philadelphia Record
noting this shameless conspiracy says:
Its intentions are angelic. 1t does
not propose to increase prices. It's only
aim is to promote economies in manu-
featuring processes. But -competi-
tors had better stand out of the way"
Then there is the mattress trust,
with thirty-one companies in the con-
spiracy to rob. The Springfield Re
publican, a protection paper as its
name would indicate, noting this COM
bine," say appropriately that these
have "been getting together to regu-
late prices and reduce harsh COM
petition In the same days news APP
peared accounts also Of an edge-tool
combination and an ~irOn-fOunders'
combination and a whiskey distillery
conbination-all for the purpose of
killing competition. That IS also the
purpose of socialism. The only differ
ence between these trust-makers and
the socialists is that the former would
suppress competition for the profit Of
the. few, and the latter would suppress
it for the profit of ALL"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1898-02-11
A WORD FOB YOU.

We trust those subscribers who have
mot yet paid up will lose no time now
In doing so. This is the season of the
year for closing up accounts, and we
expect all who owe us to make prompt
settlements. We have quite a number
on our books who are very slow in
coming up with the cash, and we want
these to knoww we are needing the money
and that they are expected to pay at
once Many of these simply put off
the matter, and do not appreciate the
TACT that a newspaper must have
money to run on. We trust they will
no longer put off his important bust
ness.
IL it is not convenient for you to
come to Wilmington, send the money
by money order, check or registered
letter. You can have - letter regis
tered at any ~postofice. You may de
duct the fee for same or for money or
der from the amount due when re
uniting.
Attend to this matter RIGHT NOW
while 1T is fresh on you mind.