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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
CLOSING JRIOES or PHILA DELPIfIA STOCKS
Reporled By JoHN II. DAVIS g. Co. II Waisl
EURopEAN pRoDuoE MARKEr

.t4FkNlcol, sept 5.PTOyHiOns-RacOn Cumberland Cut
go oi Long Clear hiles ID: Short MiddleA
a. oi short Ribs 5is Oil shoulders 24s Oh per cwt
-, W yt h1.Ea INDIAN Ness; Prime Mess. Ois I'D.
ss moss 5.s 9d per bbli Prime Mess Eastern,
49, Netefh. Ozs Lard American SIS Cd Prime Ncst
err, Sss Jd Lard OIL S7s o. Hama Lang ont 4ds ~ .
soer SOS 81 Butter 500 Cd per cwt for finest United
r.,t,@ tAeese-A American Choice. Cd Wheat--Itcd
s cesta , ~ Ss ~ aSs iid Red Winter e da7s Id
ssw Mlxot western. IA. ia. California so l. 49, % al
"a ai sadIlsn NO 6A 81 Ms "a per GENITAL Produce
Sphtle 81 lufpehne. IGs. 3D.; at london Dig sd uer
swss tensa Vesloiena "a ~ pereaon Clover seed
AneIlcb leI t5S cwt 1aiiow-2Ts 81 percwt Rosin
~ tVsncn o. oai Pale lis Cd aOs 0d IInseed OIL ga
spts u wheat the mast rse DAYS were 359 900
co lAls, ihcia ling lJ5.O9D ccntals American
sa,,Oo cenfals. ~ ' '"'' 'i0' "'S' "'''
LskDox sept 5.-produce-IAnseed Oil e22 5s8e22
~ sni tatntta Linseed 42s 80 per quarter. Tlnssed
III p a. ss - Ds per ton Reiled Petroleum. Tad a
80 W Eayl; spirits OF Tnrpcntine. 2la per cwt;
gitD ~; S2e per ton hosD Common. IS. 3d. per cwt
lsle 0s giis Pr9ylsons-- ard. 34s on. per cwt for
rPtrc an; sugar tDs. I'd per Cuba Centufngal
tEing g1o2t ~
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eonrnu MAnKrrs-aY rRLalaApI

LIVERPOOL. Sept 6-l23O D. m.-COtton quiet Mlhannz
upands 7,i0d Mddng Orleans od salesmg0oo PseS
tnriudln9 900 speculation and export fsrepts SVvO
bes American none Futures nrm piai'ds Low haadng
clause Senemljer 25O4d5 do september anu
1c,ner deiiyery 2i.Cfd: also 236id do october
ard November delivery 1904 do November and pc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
INC pErR0LEUM MARKET

The great army of spectators in oil are con-
cerned with the question how prices VIII huo'ua'e Io
the next few days within what range Oh sere 49,
IL may be safe to make speculative ventures ino
may be sought in the sun. moon OF
4, carnot be gyen by any study OF the cOneroia posl
lion I'm connection with the fluctuations OF
iasf week Crude oil tended lever Dut tnoII oro
Snsp,Iv snnposed TO control business market Inc
drill Is being worked diligently In eyary part VI lie
oil regions that aT ps% district; ' but far
there alarming are far in excess
Of t5e rms For tho first three days OF september t9
have amounted to l2s9 reach the sum
of 274 ZOO barrels, daily average OF Sd at o
Sy a,eTasa excess OF 1862 barrels. The charters
for the first four days OF september amount 20 De- -
barrels daily average OF 5l,j3S barrels Active as IN
the deyconment work going IN the virgin territory
of Oildom the report for August compares most puII
shy with the same month 1o rue I new prSdeon per
day in spite OF the large number OF new wes cUu ,
peted Annexed the hgures Tor August ioF the aS'
three years: 800 o-
August loa a., 81 All
Eis, a a5 aa9 building ::::.. e $$
si SS%P ton ave barr els per day 4$S7 ss 2C
From speculative point OF view little Of encourage
ment can extracted from review OF the OIL market
last week Each days market seemed TO be under the
control of GENERATORS whose future designs wrapped
In mystery strong ending one day would be followed
that have the reputation Of being bulls sold freely.
and operators who were mere credited SI1eSd.., wh
prices seemingly higher than the purchases need to
have been made at After advancing 20 81 O3 the mar
ket dropped to 81 and ended weak at net loss from
the preceding week of less than 1 cent Carrying
rates covered range from 70 2j cents. but generally
they ruled at figures oppressive 10 holders. There
seemed 10 be long than short sales during tho
weeks transactions aud yet there was no substantial
reason the existing situation TO Justify the unsettled
AMI nervous temper Of most raiders at the close. ~,
The range OF prices aud the total dealings Tor the
week at tile Consolidated Exchange were as ioilowsi
Opening. ............. 1918 Iowest...... iOO
Highest ............ lO3 iFinal........ lOl
~ a. nno
OlrifahCc-, DufTeela
The refined petroleum marart ri.et dull and steady.
The reners disposed to press sales aud buyers
cautious prices at The end were unchanged from
the preceding week. So cent per gallon Tor AOel
test here. aud sIi in PhIlaie phia ami Baltimore.
on CITY Penn. Sept j-National Transit Certificates
opened az 1929 and closed at 1Ol; highest price,
1924 lowest price. 1904. Sales, 2'sl5oOO barrels
ccarances iGi2OOD barrels; runs. 50557 obsi ship
mcuts sOS2O barrels; charters, 1867 barrels.
BR,proRp. Penn. sept 5.-Crudo educational Tran
sit Certificates opened at l02ls and closed at loI'
Highest price. 1O2iE lowest price. lOO't Ciearance''
2,7IO.OOO barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

0D WALL-ST, ...u A. o., ,ss,
10 THE HOLDERS or THE FIHsr MORTGAGE
BONDS
or THE SEW.YORK WEST SHORE BCFtALo
HALLWAY Company
Tho t,tno limited n our notice OF August H. isS5, Tor ac-
o,pns the oacr male n circular Of July - having cN
rcd We hereby mott the parties ia interest That the hold
e OF oyer accepted the oncr ooniined Ia
our circular ana deposited their bonds with Us for the pnr
po,c o. clyin, plan Of reorganization and lease re-
fcrrcd
We shanb prepared and after THURSDAY August a.
exchange The temporary receipts given AZ tho time oil
deposit o. bonds. or engraved negluioe receipts count
er..gnod bv tho Union Trist Company
Icso certificates VIII DC issued amounts ot siOoo ana
and application has mado for their quota
ton upon the New York stock Exchange
Theuwuors of out.a ld,ng unt.sahtfd bonds who may
esir II obtain the benefits circular OF July p may
deposit thoir bonds with until further notice upon pay
nnt Of sum ~ 20 each bond OF $1,000 80 deposited
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NEw.YonE, Aug. 81, 1885.
consequence OF the Insolvency Of the Wabash ST Louis
aud Pacific Railway Company foreclosure and sale OF the
property covered By the general and collateral trust mort
cages become necessary. and plan Of REORGANIZATION
having arranged with the LONDON committee Of general
mortgag claiming represent majority 81 the
Europe and tho holders Of the collateral trust
bonds formal agreement for carrying such plan into effect
ready Tor the Of American bondholders OF
the OH, G Of the COMMITTEE. 80. l95 broadway.
Bondhodors upon signing the agreement will be required
10 deposit bonds viii the under signed and will receive
thcor temporary cepts signed ~ the Mercantile Trust
pany Of Ncw.l o which % DC exchanged ssr engraved
certificates they can o. orared Tho certificates
Will the holder the hn D. In accordance with
the agreement under they o 10 deposited and
application viii be- nude tie Sov.> stock Exchange TO
place these certificates upon The &C bond list.
The Undetermined appointed Punch sng Committee In the
agreement will proceed with an due diligence % carry out
The provisions the smc and fnrthcrance thereof
invite the holders General MORTGAGE and collateral trust
mortgage bond1 niy their assent by sgung the agree
meut without dciiy including the English houdholiers
about 81 100000 % the general mortgage have already
accented.
C0p % the and further information can BE- OBJ
taincd at She omcc so ip5 Az New-York Gay.
i a$s,lP'5atA 5hG2lr,. Essasf''ss
o. ASHLEY,
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1inanflGl,
NETWORK, Aus 2s. 1885.
TO HOLDERS or STOCK AND BONDS or
The Texas and St. Louis Railway Com
panies and Of REIMBURSEMENT Trustees
Cash Deposit Certificates:
NETWORK. Aus. 2s. 1885.

At the request Of parties claiming to represent majority
In amount Of the Stock and Bonds OF the Texas ana ST. os
Railway Company in Texas and Of the Texas and ST. Louis
Railway Company in Miss ur and Arkansas the undersigned
have become committee to protect the Interests OF roeh
holders OF the stock and Securities oher than Land GRAM
Bonds OF those Companies and OF the Cash Deposit Certh
Gates issued by w. W. sherman and A. Wolf as Readus-
ment Trustees under agreement dated Now J. 1883 as shA
Join the plan OF which copies may be had application 10
the Secretary Of the committee Mr. a. MARCUS No OF
Exchange Place. New-York, TO whom all communications
should be addressed.
Provision Is made that in place OF Bonds Stock
hello by the Rea usment Trustees the Certificates may Do
deposited which Issued by the Trustees
large amount Of each class Of and stock and Of
the Deposit Certificates have already joined the pan
All parties desiring join may deposit their Bonds STOCK
Certificates with the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
subject the order Of the committee. up to Sept 20
1855.
To obtain the two million FIVE hundred thousand dollars
cash mentioned IN the plan parties thereto offer any
part the tho stated in tho plan such oheis
made not later than sept 90 1882 10 tho FARMERS
Loan Trust Company for account Of the committee on
blanks provided for tho purpose and mast be accompanied
by check for 10 per cent Of the money offered the baance
being payable the call Of the committee on 10 days notice
after Nov 1856 ease OF non payment OF the ohahce
when so cale within stated time ho 10 per cent pre-
viously paid forfeited to the committee without
prejudice TO light Of the committee to enforce the pay
ment Of such balance.
The Trust Company will in all cases give negotiable To-
cops shares and Certificates deposited aud or
payments made.
The outlook for general prosperity in Texas ana IN
Arkansas due largely the promise Of the finest crop those
states have WILL hoped induce all Interested
TO agree to the pan that by concerted action tho present
nares In interest may secure themselves FAR rs posi-
Bile ali beueats accrung from general improvement IN the
section where the properties are located
The holders Of Bonds OF tho Texas Company
will have an opportunity. informed, to join Land
Company which it is proposed TO organize
WILLIAM MERTENs,
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

! PcnnsyIvanis n lroad, foot OF COrt andt.
ntall NJ IN. ~. and De sbt Ossesst.
m" o"H' ) h Ia, aud Il adlng r. T.. oct Liberiyst
LEAVE NEW Omnfuti 81 1sSH.
For outh AmbDy Philadelphia aud Reading Nai rOgt,
l. 30 "a a m. ~ no6n 100, =, 8. 545, 1870 p.
sundays. Q. s.f5 O.. NJ, ~ q on ?. N. 80
VIA feuusflya ll Railroad, l., 40 y m IL noon, f4O
t8 Sunffys $3.50, 20 q NJ. D p ~
TSr MotS.al va ri adebhia aud Reading Railroad. 4,
CAS- "a o. II a. m. II noon lu. l. $50 b. 5:i3, fJO
d, m Sundavs g. -.i1 m, l. noon. p 10 49,
Via Ptnn8ylvania Rulro2l 10 % . a m, l2noon No.
g. 6.il o. M. sundays. ( Is. . t. m p ID.
on Red Bank Long Branch ocean Grove AsOufy farS,
ocean Beach SIR NJ Lake sea Il loint re &C.
via Phlalflpha lul Reading Railroad 4, TAD. II a. m,
il on i' $50, T. g. o. g. 5iJ. $50 p m sundays tnot
SO pin az Ocean Grove or Asbury Pak l. $40 NJ ~
noon p. m. 80 80 49, go.
IN fO docs nor stop Rcd Bank $40 5 $3.50 p.
Snudlys mot Stopping at ocean GrOyeOr AsJuTy Fark
ilj. n. m, p NJ. 1909, 49,.
c. HANCOCK, J, Il; " %,
q. L. & 4. A. p. & r. r. II. o. r. Il. l. h.b.
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FuICU VATJEY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

I EHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.-Passeng
depot foot Of Cortlandt aud Desbrosses ss
Allentown Readng Mauch hunk Mtkesbarre, Iowandt
Waverv ithaca Geneva Lyons ualO and the West. Pull
man T6neI COACHES run daily. local trans ut m. and
BIO u M foT Easton. Refbielem and Corlay. .
Trains leaving az $40 am and $40 m connect for al
points Mahonoy end Tateton coal regions sunday tram
lenve4 for Maucl Chunk and UaE eton. $40 a m
y. 3. EXTINCTION, @. p. a.
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uARLEN RIVER BRANCH

II y
4 NEW.YoRK. NEw-HAVEN Az D HARrPo I'd R. r;
Ira n leave Harlem River station, 1872 st aud
Iinroavc near hind Avenue Harem River
IRE ch ri by Thifd Elevated RarOaO daily except
-uud al $40, 1000 1900 Z:lO 800,
4 40 $40 $40 and 500 for Port Morris casanova
POINT. HINTS Point Wesr Farms. Van Nest, Vest
Chester Tmpsons bay chester Pelham BaYl, Barlow tCy
Island, Pelham Manor aud New-Roehee. connecting dt
FOR all p0its the in ne Of
the Ncw.York Neg-Haven and Hartford Railroad, shore
line and Air Line Divisions; NewCana3n Mddetown,
and ueld Branches aud Boston and all points
lions a. ~ 10 q M. daily. except iOud ys.
sunday trains Rochelle and al intermediate sta
ito ai and }ju Che atter train connecting
e with way trans 70 Grand central depot ana
find
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tovncv sent b-1a3O ID. m-Pirs adylcof quote Three
nor cent gcnes a. ~ francs IN ccnmcs or ihc accouD
ror SILVER II quoted AZ q ~ per ounce 80, 90, q,
OF bullipn Eoh' lhto AhN h"1" VI
FINLAND on balance today ~ 4 ouuu. ,, ,-..
o r1,es Tor No account and exchange on London at
~ francs - centIncs Tor checks
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PROVIDENCE LINE
4 FOR PROV iDENCE AND
ALL NORTH EnN NEW.ENGLAND POINTS.
Pleasant st route TO
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
ELEGANT steamers
RHODE ISLAND aud MAssA CIUsEIrs leave from Pier
2Y y. H. foot ST., NJ m. daily except sunday
White Mountain with paror leaves stcaner's land
ing Providence $3.50 runs through to FaDyans Without
send TO BOX sOll for Summer Excursion Book.
ITO THOUSAND ISLANDS.
rEw.yoRK ONTARIO AND WESTERN RiAiLRoADs
III, RotIGH PULLMAN BUFFET slEEPnhs WIlrHoUr
~ ~ a ~ +, RFIW ZEN NIgW-Y08K ANDSf Law RENCh
RIVER on train leaving Jay st New. York q, 9;So p NJ
w., a9d At. $40 D. mi Fulton.s, BrookYn 40 ~ no
sn,ra steamer s. lawrence leaves Aie1andra Bay
" M Day leaves Jay ST, 800 mi Mest H5as'- WA0
~ M, brooklyn, 800 O. m. Night train runs dsiy
w. xILLS BUILDING. 4, ANnERsDN
Gep.fofks ~ AN a. ~ Ageas
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WILLIAM MERTENs,
GEO. COPPELL, Rond,oIders
LEWIS =. WOLFE, -,
NJ. GERNsHEIn, N0'' y
J. w. PARAMORE,

rI'O THE HOLDERS OF THE GENERAL
Il MORTGAGE AND COLLATERAL TRUST BONDS
OF THE WABASH. ST. LOUIS AND PACIFIC
RAILWAY CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

STEAMER PROVIDENCE VIII not leave New York for
poton on Yacht race days. until AFTER the raceis over
each dnv iron steamer SINUS" Will make direct connec
npctOus with this hue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

THE NEW LINE
BETWEEN :. no,,,r,
NEwYoRK, PHILADELPHIA, NoRToLR' OLD POINT
~" COMFORT AND THE SOUTH; no,,rz
HOURS FAST Il THAN Any oTHE,H 10 I Urm,
TIE .Scn Yorr Philadelphia Norfolk Railroad ompany
now rms Fast Day and Sight Express between NEW
and cape Charles frans Leave Sewfork VIA % AZ
poirt onfor 5 D. weekdays and siso a ~ aag Nor
fiE n M and sleepngoars tnrongh ron , t.
YORK 70 olpe Charles and paror Car from rtss n
% srn1ed AZ any nc e OF tho Pennsyyana .arosa
ponnany h. H. COOKE, Gent Pass. and Freight Asons
n w. dunno Superintendent
YXTICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w PORT.
qra,na leave Grand Central Depot via NeuHavsn Rail
'' road daily, except sunday,
AT a m Due In export az 1900 p W.
AT a m Duo In Newport az i3O y, m.
il)rawina.roOm 10 Wexford Juncti0nb
At D. IN Due IN Newport al 800 p; ~, ,,
a NeUpor cars 10 Wickiord htesr
~"F boat I.andIDg).
DAILY
All M Duo In Newport nj 500 a. M
fSIeeplps car to wexford Steamboat Landry
THEODORE WAHHEAs SUM-
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RECEIPTS.


Wheat. Corn. oats.
ueek endei Aug -. bush 2.2O9390 2O3O0l1 Iot2'Y2o
" ek ended Aug ~ bush lS1L420 26lIo5p io3a 9o
Week ended Aug. 20, bush lubD310 1854 ~
Week ended sept D BUSH I.6oo'~o' 20 o'o4o -'Dfe.
100, h,sh 1G552g7 2696,6lo 2O49l55
sluee sept l. t - t,sh IA All 2l505f2 l.7i57le
SAINT tislS in 1ssS bnsh S2i5si 37IO435 2,39iS35
SHIPMENTS.
veek ended Aug 10. bush 00s0O0 $1,000 iVgI SV1
week ended Aug ~ bush. l.Ol4.lyO dot "a iGete50
week ended Aug 20 bush SIaV, Z, $50 90D
week ended Sept. ., bush 9fSSol <'oVo''Io '''--,-
s.,cs sent ! 1887 bush. 97s95l 2Gl39de i'1@919'50
-, t,ue in 1894 BUSH 2,2909lS dla%9eS ,ea
se,ne time m 1893 bush. lolsOSO STUDIOS |o%V'Voo
T,e speculative situation at the STOCK Exchange was
Tue sr'o....a1i, chan red durnC the week. Business
npt G he Total sales of st0cks-l 3l2 997 shares
aonted 10 81 600 less than for the preceding week
Tne dealings consisted almost SAcIusI'e5 va c :" o.
tting Prices had TO contend with some poor showhgs
al 1yav earnings but nevertheless they were wen
sestainei Except declines Of AZ for Central New
Ter.ev GA for Reading. ga or Manitoba AZ 0r NOItn
Srssrc,n preferred, and 27s for Union Facnc, tue
oet suffered only from l. to per cent IN Vshues anu
srn half dozen OF the list made small nnal gains h
nov bonds generally moved In sympathy Win ther
k3ndred shares investment kinds were duil ana nrhi
The suboiued table gives the highest lowest anu hnl
,,ees and number of shares sold, together Win tno
mai agures OF week ago OF fortythree active OF rep
reseDtative stocks:
WEEKLY RANGE.
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THE BAY LINE

THE BAY LINE
FOR
OLD POINT CoMFoRr NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH
Daily except sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad 3'4o
D. m. Parior through to steamer
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TALL RIVER LINE.

FOR BOSTON, FALL RIVER.
NORTH ard EAST.
The steam era
"PGL6RtM" and BRISTOL" Bands Il music on board.
leave New.YOfk alternately daily, SUNDAYS 80 LUDED,
80 D. feom - GOrth Ryer foot OF " uI ay st
For EWP JRf, 4 aner5 PfOVlDENCE and OLD
COLONY Pier week days at Up. m. Sundays
81 D. via all River steamer Connection via Annex
at from Brooklyn D M Jersey city p IN.
Boston Express ira connecting vita steamers leave
wharf al Fall River $50 and 7t45 m.
Parl ara Fan River to Boston and White Mountains
without change. .,--,--,..,.
ana tran. er Offices az LIN OIEICE, PIER g. North
RIVER and on steamers - ....
BORDEN & LOWELL GEO. L. CONNuh
Agents Gen. Pas. Agont
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precision az not closed 4 cent lower and for futures
par citnes ranged from IL to Ia points Inc Ioo"hs
tne ne statistics of the movements OF three years
RECEIPTS AT PORTS.
1888 1894 1885.
g the c%st esnb pr bales SsSO5 1851 5000
r EXPORTS.
ye week bales bales; 2 sSSli 1898 iSseS
hinSD problem is one that very justly
49, ANXIETY The crop OF 1888 generally Is admitted 10
~ abont 900 100000 bushels less than that Oh asl se
Heretofore short crop has lonhd some a., @
he growers and the country TO the extent OF It's eN
oton in higher prices per bushel; but this year pre-
put the anomaly of heavy shortage and prices down
nearly to lowest figures realized Tor any paft OF inc
e crop of sSi The for this unsatisfactory
rondition are not generally comprenended, pus
,Sey easily may be. aud the subject Is Oh
,nch vital Importance to the country Ina1 tnes
sx specuatOrs for the business community 10 permV
,ef TO be deceived There has been an over prounctV
"a wheat The visible stocks, not only on inc At,"ne
- ~ the limited States but all the world, are
Syrer than ever before this season OF the year:
siastics show that nowhere win there be scarei vi
months Austrian and Indian wheat now are se'lS III
ionAon at about the Chicago price OF no. = sPti"s;
Hence be eur crop large or snai ~ - noa 10
ssent figures and, short as IL IS IRON last year, IL Is
p'eS,norabnndance for home consumption and seed,
nb A 900 600 bushels OF wheat in the Chicago eeya-
80 sgatust 3,2O0.00O bushels year ago, ana wafer
tos, 10 and rail rates cents bushel from Chi
las. - Tey York the Eastern shipments of wheat from
es e Western ports last week were 100000 bushels
- ~ $50 Those facts tell the story of an utter
Ut ~ demand and explain why wheat1s unstable AFTER
cIine of 20 cents per bushel The decline last week
ecuts for cash, and cents for October and NoVem-
a s Corn was trhe irmer on moderate re-
s and fears OF damage by frost 10 the maturing crop
Tos products we're easier .,. - -, oo.,
a. RE rincipal Western points OF accumulation for four
weeks compare as follows;
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SPIRITS or TUnrENTrve


cuAnLrsrov sept -TurDcnune hrm ~ -
s"C.+v,u sent .. -TurDcnlne stcaiv nc 5@itc.
W,tufy.IO. sept 5.-Iurpcnune stoldy 40 Jlc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

,o o~5,,rv TIA Low Middlinq....-... S3n'ls
S tc, 9Gopp ORDINARY Aidding VI'
pu,ures opened to points higher but eose s,ng dres
yeersy Unchanged sales, il 700 bales the oioSihs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07

T. - Idverpool caused sharp declines In
pre5sion " snot closed II lower and for FUTURES
pur m ranged from IL TO Ia points Tho Following
the fistcs of the movements OF three years;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
gieamtoais ano Railroads.
A BOSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND.

sTONIN0TON LINE. INSIDE ROUTE.
Steamers leave nom Pier 80, ~ r.. block above
Canast daily except sundays at new tram Win
reclining chairs) between steamcrs land n8 ana
Boston charge Most direct route to Watch Hill
~" - d W. PoPPLE, General Passenger Agent.
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NFW-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION

From Pier No. :, North liver via sandy Hook 49,,
For HIGHLANDs, STARLIGHT and LONG BRANCH
4}0. 8, o. llOO leo. 345. 4:SO $50 p m sundays
$780, Hoo a.. - =. ,.,,,~~,
OCEAN BEACH, Pc Mt PLEASANT, &C. SOO. li'oJ
q. m TOO, 81 ,. f;3O, $50 p IN. -.
For VIA STic HIGHLASDs. 4:SO. 900 a. IN, S;i5 ia.
lsT ~ kK Dwoop. TONS RIVER BARNEGAT. 4'3o u,
LOO. 3;4i pm. a
North liver ~. n, 257, 26l. % =, Isl 9A and LSx3
BrOadway ESQ 737 7f9 Othavc Riyington-st ~,
IL 10 aud l3 GreenW Chst los 2OS East = inst iAS %
$50 Boweiv and principal hotels in NeNNork CIV II
Brookivn e curt l07 Broadway; S3s $50 fut
ton-st 2lO 40 Manhattan In hObckon I4 Ws.nss
Y ranaferf OmUany viii call Tor and Gu CT Dag
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-09-07
A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON and CATSKILL

N. MOUNTAI s, landing at Cranston's West Point,
Cornwall New6urg, halbOro Milton. Poughkeeptie and
Es0pus connecting with Ulster and Delaware, stony Cove
and Cask Mountains and Kaaterskiil railroads. steamers
CITY OF KINGSTON and JAMES w. BALDWIN leave
every Weekday D. M pier OF Har-isOn-st. N. r.
except satur lays when City OF Kingston leaves D.
land ny Newburg and pOughkeepse. connecting vito
special trains for al SUMMER kEsoR > IHA0UGH
day nights IL O'clock arrival OF special st train from
the Mountains, arrv ne al Ney-YOrk Monday o. m.