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THURSDAY. S-ot. lG-P. N.
To-day's stock market furnished liuie material
for cunIaeMt b,y ond what we have WRIT Ell before.
The swerulative "a VA t0n has not charged. As We
noted OF YESTERDAY chasing opcr1t ems thst tpey
were muca Of the Sane cnliac,er as tn finishing
transactions Of last SitG'diy. so Wa
to-dav's market like that OF sst
Mondays. Tie opening was made III stIoug
figures. The later deais"s were principally nriice-
aole for their dntness and the etding WIS noice-
abe for renewed achviy wiiI n sp'ars dechne
Nh arices. The busnes cf tie day amounted 10
22a.3OO shares. agaiust 309.SD0 shares for
ysD,ritay.
While The foregoing sufficiently describes The gen'
era market, there are orc or tHo 7pecIaI Tea
trres That are worthy Of more particular notice
OHIO and mississippi stock, with 'ransac'iona
tha, amounted to SO 900 shares. rose froin 33i 10
SIX, but the last price Was 80. 10 SUPPOSE thai
this movement possessed any other merit taan tha'
OF sheer force is % impy utter ignorance OF the
psesent aud prospective condition ot the company
which probably is IA frmiy iiveted III ths
hand of receiver as has besn the MARI
eta ard Cincinnati Railroad in the cistc IS OF the
Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad since 1860. Manhattan
Elevated Railroad stock also exhibited grest
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MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY, Sept. 1917. N.

THURSDAY, Sept. 49, NJ
The business in mining stocks to-day was COM
parativcly dul and depression was the rule Oh tne
markets. Chrysolite again fell from 4.95 to 4.3o~
4.5O. Little Chief from 40 to 1.2O Climax 10 Low
South Hte to 100. and Annie from o4@oo
TO 61a63 cents Battle Creek declined
from 2.45 to 2.3O, and Columbia Consol-
dated from 2.55 to 2.45 Hnkii sol"
at 1.6501.7O closing steadier at the higher inquire
The Comstock shares we're fairly active and strong;
Consolidated Virginia at 3.20d $50, ana Gan
fornia at 2.45a2 90. Silver Nugget continued weak
and fell from 60 to 55 cents and Durango dec''heo
from 81 to % cents Gold Placer was steady III
70 cents with sales at 80 cents buyer ~ days
Bonanza Chief again rose to 20 cents. Cn'aVeras
was active and strong, rising from 33 to 81 cent?,
and Moose after decline of cent. to 80 recovered
and closed Mt 81 cents; Great Eastern selling at oS'
buyer ten days. against 55. Yesterdays regular
price We note sales of Best and Brcher at IL ga
I11o. Union Consolidated at 23l2d23h, Mexican at
l2Io012I.. Ophir at 1O3sG10ls. Sierra Nevada a,
1IL0lIl2 and Horn Silver al IL. AT tne Stoek
Excnauge standard was unusually active AZ Zoi2G
30. and Deadwood ~ 12G11l2. The markets closed
irregular and unsettled.
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ryNUE ERIE RAILWAY, now known us thu
-. ..AKL Err = ND MEoIEKN KAl Z

a N .
okR.ycrwYSr OF TRAINS TAXING EFFECT MAY 10, 1880
g..m-Ci c.nna;i AID Chicago Day fNIf-ss. DrGWi1g-
o,n ~ o IlO ala Sili cns.On brdS,.
u II m tDaly-fast I. Ions ~ press. arriving nj But
iao at A m connecting with fast rams 10 the Mc ard
Southwest Puiiuan's best Drawing room sleeping Coach
~ N, (Daly Pacific Exsrass FOX the Vet sleeping
aches eh Iunalo Nagnra Fails cincinnati and
CHICAGO without change; 50 loir i ny cars I'd tlcieo
IN, Ill III ran train Tor tie Nes-
Train leave o., amscr. street Depot, NcwlOrk, Tor
Newark o:ij NJ ll3O H.; 3:l" 4!u, 30 6lo 1870
D III ana l2,O mlGnigh, saturday nights only sundays
X th"topd and Passaic g. 1880 10, 1929 .-the l2o
~ rrap stop Kntje!1ord ony on >UnaaNs-l2 noon,
IA: boo 80 20, 3d. $3.50 60. GS0. T. 1850 H. IL
rI4ni Int sundays 6sUo $50 lJ:.O IN. Lao. ESQ,
a pat frsaa j. ei5 1850 $40 TO- 1920 1880 IL
li B. ,; TO- 51J 42c. 4:so. o;l0 81 o:5O 6:lV 800
Ito 1850 p m a9d y m4nisni d s@d an $50
ulo H. U:D0 Is %. iO2O a. NJ 45 Joo oO5. o:;O 40
1880 D. m midnight. ~uud~ys 900. $3.50, LOGO a
NJ. i:i5. G:3I TOO D. and ~ midnight.
Warwick 1860 1929 H. m. i3O p. m
Newuur. and Corn all 100. m, $780, 1880 p sun
Rontcut and Kingston SOD q $3.50 m. SUNDAYS $50
to.hen 751 D. lc.a0 n. H. $50. 800 430, T. 75 p
sundays g. $50. IL go a. ESQ Z y. M
Tor Q, 1911 800, 4:3O Z, 40 T. ~
sandiyS $50 1870 600 p M The "a M and .;91
D. ~ trail, eonco with Ne"York ana Oswego Midland
pori Jcpys 7:jo o. $50. 4. 7, 7l5 p.
DAYS. $50, lD:-O a. &. G;'' M, y IN
NUTY-iSoat. go ST. quarter Of and quarter after
each hour from 54b 10 80 anu at ltiJ ald I:t5
Is for pss-sge for IN Draw ng
and reepng be Outlined. and orders tins
c1cc.us an transfer OF Bs be Jeff the
uauy isss Nos. $50, iUl p57 Broadway. y. " No. z
CONT ST.. BrOsaiyD, at ne Comiairi = D,pots
EIpress the West niravr In Newf0rk nj I;s5
anu 'i'-' M X AsHOf, t;et,I Pass'r ct New York
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

AND UNITED STA rs MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NewYork DesbTOsses and Corandt streets
~ fOlOws:
Harrisburg Ptsburg. the West and South, with Pullman
Palace Cars attached. a m, Is and $50 III. daily.
William sport Haven. $50 - Cory and Erie
at D. connecting at CORY for litusvile Petroleum
and The OIL Regions.
R,mnre ashneton and the sOuth. Limited Washington
Express Of Pullman ParloT Cars daily except sund y 10
a IN arrive at " ashneton AL Regular at 43U AMI
$40 a.. M. =, 4 and l1p ,. sunday, 10 d. IN 90, -,
ynr.ss Tor West phiiade phia 40. 1:O. 500 90 Ln
fed ii A. IN l. :3J IA .. q. 7, $50 10 and
II night Sunday, 4;SO and a. M D. g. T. $3.50 and 10 D.
III. and ~ night.
except SUNDAY. .
Do1t of BrookIyn Annex" with AL through trains
AT Jersey city aordIng and direct transfer for
Brooklyn travel.
Trains arrive: From Pittsburg T. l0:l0 $3.50
daily (; Al $50 y. IN. daily. except Monday From wash
ngton and Baltimore. 600 D. IN, z. 800, ADO 1880 p m
SUNDAY, $50 From Pm adelphla 40 % q .siO
I6aO 80 a. m g 1850, 400 520, G:30 $50. 93j and
1895 D. M Sunday, $50. Goo, T. lOiO. ll3O a. No. 63O
nd $3.50
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BLOOMINGTON LINE.-Por Boston and all

STEAMER INGTOS leaves Tnrsdsys 1hui Stays and
ta-rdazs and the -seiA5er STATE OF EWYoRA.n Non.
crys and ffpt,ys froa Por 81 N0fh River,
Of Jayst at . lc,ysI lurei tc@cts ~ J5rDs
SOLD g, GOOD ONr i"r the dy aad IT,. for
which ssued sF-c.nud GA taeir lace. fcgal
taken AZ k,.est current fIrs ID. - DAH SOCk, Pres
l.. w. FiIK1Se. q. u. Agoa
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and RETuRN: SO 10

d 4 TO SARATOGA and RETURN; So 10
t,ts George and rs,afa Iekel" good ior III.
SARATOGA and CRY OF TROY Leave DAILY teI.ep,
saturday. At rieT Ma. 40 newNo All. North
River. Leroy ST.. At TROY with morning
trains ior SAIATOGA and ALL RESORTS NOHTH State
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providence LINE TO BOSTON.

j VIA PROVIDENCE DIKEcr
a FULL NIGHTS REST. o. Lh ~ MILES or RAIL
- FIhST.C5AS~ ACCOMODh ATOMS ONLY
The favOrite paace steamers
MASSACuIJSEi rs AND RHODE ISLAND.
-uLdsy ted from Pier 20 North RIVER LOOT OF
Warrcn.st.. at Z D.
No ntefnedisie andngs between New-York and Provi-
d.nc pa,s myers Irivc in Boston al Z a. IN.
secured at Nos. 3t3. 33f, 49, ana
942 irnaiw Az AMI OF Metropolitan FIFTH ,vcnte hoe's.
New.X ork and }3 WashngiOnst, Brooklyn lc%eta are
also sold al all principal hotels AMI ticket Offices and ~
ofce. Of escott Express Company Freight taken at
Il yates. =, - ,,y,oo.-
l. W. FHKINs. d. . bAb sS,,
g.. flcSicIt
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san FRANCISCO oLOSING PRICES

The BelvIdere Mining Company has levied an as
sessment Of 40 per share and the Dudley Mill
ing Company an assessment OF 20 cents per SHARE.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BROOK ROUTE
FOE IhAN o" AND PHILADElPhiA. m
cave Newl orr toni station c. r. X Of n j. iooof ND
efty-sL. for Philadelphia. -, n.
ir s,aioa eorer II IN ana Gresn,s,s a. ao ss a.
DAY d, s45 a. Ill $50 and ~ D. In. =. w.. .
For station corner Third aud Berksss a. .as, !"
ll:1J LOO 4:5a 80 y. m. ON SUNDAY az poo p m
For TTeaien. Wnrrco aDd Taeker-sts .yt; ~ ~
. d.; l,W. a. 49,. $40. 1jo IL D. IN nunusy ~ o'f'
Eeiu i,pg trains will PhiadephA for New YORK:
raton Philadelphia and lessng d'aHroaL Garner
Nigth ana Green $780, h:SO $50 2 IN; lI;lp,
p 10 6:40 7:l5 ~ p In on sunday. os5J a NJ; 0;3o
a. Pom Third ana Bcrss.ta OF g. 800 800, IL
Ie5 !: 3D. O3s, lis. j. m Sunday al $3.50 NJ. D. M
sn, az tie Pullman attached ..
FOE r,eniG Warren AID TacEersts. teIccpt Non
say.1 q 10 SOB lU:l0. 1900 ~ 80 ABS t:lo
siG D. IN saI.day-1:2.. % a. M 6:l6 y w. ann 40, IN,
I[ els for sae at LlDortyst Nos Z39 I6l 4Ol
a,x ssT lS srosdway principal hotels Nea
and Court-st Annex office. Jewefs What brookIyn
Yn transfer Company (Doids Erpress) viii eau for
ann cherS bag ge iIOn ho,e redrnce desanst.pn
Ani. aon car Oe mads 739
e,S ave and comtst Broaklyn All hse ohhoss
- cann srtion Bell Telephone Law Telegraph
s'e WIN II. r. BALDWIN. y sDsral Passenger Agent
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lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

VIRGINIA New, Sept. 18.-rhe strike in the Ophlr
proves to he vein of good milling ore ten to twelve
feet WIDE The drift Is following 1t north.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW. JEkSEl

~ Trains leave for Eng wood Chester PieIp,oni and Ny
ac, n go y. D. T. 45u, $50 IL 40 S5O ll:oJ
Sna.ays > a. N. a-d "a p. Fac 1880 y. tain WI
lea We 80 minutes later hasar,.ay nights
Naauel Syrng Valley AM AOl>eg, 700. $40 4.O
" =" mo X ABBOTT Gou eral Pass'r Agent Neu.York
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Nlisccildnecns.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL re RECEIVED AT TIE
UP.rOW OFFICES, no ,e3S broadway. IrIrty -ars
st. or res Wesi Twenty .tnri-,t. corner EgaIilv..
No n. East TGmternths'. UnipNsquare 100
1hi,t-aye Forty sevsuthst. AZ as IA EEN OFFICE
2.1Si Ilnri te hldrc AMI
tEsr~m savings Bank Building ro 10 a. ~ 70 :uiar
DRU,,HES of every stscri stioI vt 3l5 Pearl
ID sL opposite Peck lip ali artolrs At loves, prcca
John X. HoPPEL. Manufacturer and importer.
ENOR SALE.-Tw0 One-inch wire ropes each
l72 feet In length Apply at counting VI he
Tribune.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
THE oLDEsTABlIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
BETWEEN
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA.

IL TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY 3
STATIONS IN PHILADELPHIA, IN NEW-YOkK
DOUBLE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MT AND TIE FAS STE T TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
On and after J UNE 81, 1850
Fxnress Trains leave NewYOik VI. DesbOsses and COrt
landt = reefs Ferries. az follows:
AZ 1880 s:.u Limited). il a. M J. $3.50. f. 4:40 s. g..
Z 8: D. and 10 and y night sundays 49, and a.
M g. u, T. 80 ana Top m AMI II night
Express Trans leave New DIRK daily except sunday at 1850
a IN and y running through via Tren0n ana Cam
at Jersey city, afOrdng speedy and direct transfer for
p.tnrne "A i,- eave Phi adepha 1901 3s5, 4:25.
"a 3 8:3D ami il (Limited Express $50 III z
i.,ft 1880 D.. III IDOL $40, 4:25, y,
S,30 a. IN 4 and Leave P3i adelpnia, via Camden.
@ a IN and 3, 10 D. daily II sunday.
Tcset Offices 500 and 9ii Broadway, No Asor Honse,
AMI fool of aud tindtsts No COnrtst and
Rrooklvp Annex station fultonst, BIOoKyn: nos
ia and liz HntsaJst HobOken station, Jersey City
Fmi rant Ticket Office, No. 4 Battery Place.
Iue YUik Transfer Company viii call Tor and check
baggage from hO % residences.
FRANK THOMSON, L. L. FARMER.
General Manager General Passenger AGENT
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Alining.

LIMITED STATES Mining Investment Stock
~ bcush and sold BY W. BRENTON YELLING. 81
broadway. Room ~.
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Btedm boats an6 RAILROADS.
CELEBRATION.

A GRAND CELEBRATION.
EIc1rsicn ticket. WIN be sold va and rsov1
q North Of M@Ssy : Z, ssG
SsS en- Band Of music on each ieeTs
A MARY POWELL for West Point, COT, CSrn-
wall Newbers Poashkeepss kntout soa AKA K,T Pss
'S q HsT a a%oaIf Gag
sye aapeas At s S oS and west
ALBANY DAY BoATs.-A ALB Any v. an9
landing Syass r ,0@ Sf TnS.gs
West % r, can w, rf
the 2as IRAN the Ulster aud Dsla csi u
or coupons rooi River received for pa'
sag: SPECIAL RIMS 70 ana from sAhAIoGA.
FALL RIVER y5N ad LINE AND THE EAST
steamers RIsroL and PRoyiphNcE cave :: Ne Mars1
jersey cry 52o y. m.
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE
steamers Old COLONY ani SEwPoRT leave Pier 2s
r. foot Of MurIayst daily texSe2 spnna ,ed and sod
only on 81 dslS @Ga connecting SI "
at * IieTeis aud obtained ONLY at Ofnce Q"
Pcr %, y. r.. and on steamers ~ ,ovrrr Aren't,
GEO. L. coNNoR Gen'i Psss.AeL
DOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Nan-
anne SIP tiier Boz T. r. Gsy a. 1856 and 20o p m
Fare lower thin Nv any o'ner route
TOR NEW HAVEN. HARTFORD, SPRING
/ ETtIn " H. IRE MOiiNTAINS mon rREAI. and IN
iermoGato points. steamers leave lIer 70 f. r. daily n
M, and 1880 D. H. CONNECTING So ,lal trans aG New
Haven for HARTFORD Sinetei %G lcte,s 30 t anu
G fiGSS SfeNe' AZ ga ''O'D"'' vow 'O'''
NOR NORWALK AND DANBURY DAILY.
a, p % ss; l 81! '''''
1
Saa S@aaS s wsi f P" %r seap
ing COACHES attached 70 $50 D. m ram m connect for all
vo5 5srS Sa6sSdT az tq zoa e rro 'O"
''''''" - f. b. BYINGTON. general Passenger Agent 10
{. II. CUMMI-,d-. Agent
NORWICH LINE
~ Boston. Worcester, Portland and the white Noun
RIVER at D y. III. dLy. cxcep, annd VS.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RA1LRp AD-Com'ncncIng September 49,
500 a. n Wescrn ard Northern ExIress to Rochester
Plat burg ~ Adams ana Montreal WITH through drawing
1910 a. M Chicago Express drawing to Canaan
IiOC bsny and troy. with connections to Utica
Saratoga Giei's FAILS and Rutland.
$3.50 y. H.. luany AID Troi EXpless
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