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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-11-04
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIvEurooL Nov. Provsion'--Bacon. Cumberland Cu
9ss uu LOug Clear MulIcs. SIS. Oh, short Clear MddeS
BIZ short RIBS. 3is uL shoulders rs o. per CIV"
Hcof-sls for Estra indian Moss PRIME Mess bVs. "a
Pork-Prmc Moss Dos o. per hhli Primo Mess EASTERN
b.s. Western. ~ Lard -Amerctn' SIS. OIL; Prime West
eft Lard OH t-s uL Hama Long cur. as. ud
shoulders 5G Butter ID per cW lor nnr-t United
stteA CAcese--A mer1can Choice. Dos I'd NhCat-lted
Western spring - Cd rs 3d Red Winter IS Cd ais Id
per ceual No Suung.7A I'D. New western winter al
New Mixed Western. as ID; California 20 l. IS 50, n
IA di Californian "a cd Gis9d Genital Produce
spirits Turpennc. 3D. do NJ London 2Ns 81 per
cWt Ir.red petroleum. ihrI H. per- 'o1 '''rr sea
American Rcd. pti est. dl. utrC"t iinan
common - COS Pale. lis bd rvs. Cd llusccd on IA
ga ptrcst. IalIOv-Iur American. -. 90. lfim" Guy
a-s a. per cwt American Refrigerated Boot hiud quart
or- 3D.. Ioir quarters. 3l1. nct n. ,.o.,,,
wheat tho past thr'' DAYS we're $4,000
ccuia.-. tac.uIl4g $4,000 Csutals An rctu
1h,rrc,p - American Tor tle past thr'e dY' "c'
Iu-.-UU DDftIls. 90 u, an,
Del sum Calcutta iIuAccd 49, I'd per quarter IIAs '
cake - Refined Petroleum. 'o.4
., per gallon: -plug OF Iurpcuunc. @% 'd. per 'W-i
Sperm Cos No,ln-iummOn, - Va PEI ~.
Pale ia ala PruyIslons-lard $50. ~" per cwt; loTT
American: sugar rs I'd. pcr CwL Tor CUBA Oentrlgu
poerzng as and ia 0d AIS, ID for cuba Muscovado TAR
refining anoati Australian Ialow-Beei -+s. on q Is
Mutton. 2iA Ga. t-jA o. Cocoa NuL OA-~e5 to.'
E27 "a. Cochin, 23l o.
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WEST SHORE RAILWAY.
TOTyBI>E TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS On

rHE BEST CONSTRUCTED AND FINESI ~ "a
DOUBLE TRACK LINE FOR BUSINESS v"
PLEASURE rRAV EL,.o TUE WEST
THE WEST SHORE ROUTE is ALp9NNSSs RIVBA
SHORE OF THE WORLDFAMED ~ p ss0Tr MIA ms
IND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY "
On ana after oct4 1885. trains will leave west ''O'
station as follows; ..,... ,oot n, Jay ST.
All trains leave from downtown station iVoS1 Of wed
North River 20 minutes earlier than tou i0V' :
Detroit and Chicago .lolO m 900. $40 p u run
nan sleepers through. .,,. .,-.,.r.
Buffalo Rochester, 72o. .lOlO a. N, 'o'o" '''
suspension Bridge. NIAGARA Falls 'ioloA M '''"''
Utica and Syracuse 7:9o. 'lolo. 1l'2s a. m' 0'O''
rHmiyhland Pokeepsie ana Cstsk1lI '7:2o 'lo'iV' i
nm, 800, ss:l6, lao y. 10, $780,, .u.,, .7,nO 1910
Sswburr Kingston ssugerties and Albany ''-o
,i,2b a mn: S,b5. 800. .slO, .ll:4O p u. "a -
Saratoga via Albany 7;20, 1i:z5 g. N b;eo IN m
For Month cal and Canada East 72o M O'oy fcrcs,a
uamiiron. london. sl0:l0 a. m. 800. "e'iVp' ~
sInl d a m 600, SHOP m. a,o.
For ckets time tables paTior o. s'esp,aS sss 10 uass
tons or apply at enoes mot Of Futoc 81
Dts bSocEyn Ap sin sea- SOL $40 lac I3.
srssaws Gass iss , ~ :. VS.. saa:s is0s
Says North River Dsssass ca 30 lsf 81 tcEet osss
n''s'' --' $3.50 YsssSassT Ascaa
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COTTON uARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH

LGvEprooG- nov 3.l23D ?. m-Cotton quiet NiidilnS
Tpards g. Bdi Mdding Orleans. 7lG'. a9'"@-4,'l'
ba @ Including loJ bales fnr speculation aui ctpIrt re-
,,tt. UOJ ba d. including % burs AmOrcdn ~
lures tat. Upanfs Low Mdilng clauae November dey'
ID. 10. November and December o'lINCly 0-utd
do December and Jaiuary delivery Sod; do January
and February delivery. loBd. do February and March
delivery l4.G4d: do March and April delivery I.bid
a. April and Nay delivery, 26ld, do May and June de
nverV. 3 I-bid.
D. m-Cotton-The OF the day mcludcd $500 bales
Amerlcan. Futurcs closed hrm Cplands, 10" NddIih4
clause November lid. do. NONCUb'i
ana DecernJrr delivery -Gfd buyers DO December aud
Sid do January and February delivery
l.,ld sellers do February aud March delivery. i-old
do March md April delivery, l1'rh huYcr7i 90
Apr and May delivery 2I-iid value do May and June do
livery . 2i-O4d buyers. June auG July delivery, 2'-oId
lffyr
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
On and aftor November l. los5'
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
le,ve ork via Desorosses and Couitna' s'''s
tsS1rs aud West. WIN Pullman fs
S Ss United Of Fario Dining. smoking aud sleeping
cars st9 a IN, every day o.m spm, &C ~ ard Edt
ws%'PSr' co dSSs At CORY Ttasyle foo'
Centre and the Oh tesiGnS the sou,b Limited ws,hiugi
rcss Of Pullman Palace Cars daily exec san o ~
arrive %ashast,Oa sqS a. sn@ rf nsst sundSy On
a. n, $40 anas ? m and s1L II GieAs :. m,
For opS ,aSe Bay Head Junction and informed ate
wa asGsy md q Aa M ana N stop at AS'
PsTf Pain, and Norfolk via Phiatsphss y ~
TorOk Haroaa o m 1, Tsek foy' nnG week days
DAYS Baltimore and Ray So5nect wii M through ran
Boats .. CIV anorGns speedy and direct TRANSFER "
rf RTSS RTv sv' iron psoqE III I2 s.%or.
eSS p m daily 5S s sFo .sS $50 saS suadsS
g. m 82Q 60 1925 M from %i r i5o. > 90 S$e
SsS S39 g 80 $50 $50 eS5 1905 N. .nd ls2sSSn
Sunday 800 G?0 100 SOD II''' N'
''-O' '''D' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
rro. IRAN, leave NewYork. via Desbro''e' anu WV
andt street Ferries Ss follows ,n.a and TO- wanirs;
S2q no q NJ in?sfa aS s a tS r. q
t9RsSt Accommodston SO II 10 an M; 10 sSS "a ss0
sunday I E1BT s s and and p nThI '''@ a.;
Trains cSvnG NeTYOTt daiy except Su p On sundays
at TEGntH sa ISf station
am Limited Express AMI 90 p IN = o. $40 ssT
5g So 50 ana % iaB 5o Limited $50 7i' n'
Leave Phadcphia Camden m sy sI HstSr Hoa
BTooRyn Annex station FOO. Of Icr.sy CIV Emrnl
Buschs Hotel Hoboken station md easo GARDEN
The New.York Transfer Comnsny "ii 0AN ~
baggage from not els 9 and # residences JR WOOD
General Manager Generai rA'''''
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH

II NEW-YoKK. NEW;HAVkN AND HARTFopnp v
Trains leave Harlem River station corner iaS W T.
Linconaye near Third Avenue Bridge across Harlem aad
Preached by Third Avenue Elevated Railroad, nlvr
Sundays at 645 1850 el0, 1000. lli55 m aIoe except
44o 5zO, $40 and 500 D. m for Port Morris casaD
Chester Iinpsons Bay Chester Pelham Bay Barlow ~
New. Rochelle with trains for all poins on Inc az
he New.York HewHayen and Hartford RsIroaa me he q
Line and Air Line Divisions; New.Canaap MAJ shors
NewBnain and suleld Branchss and Boston and ali
East. 1 Ponu
Midnight train for New Rochelle aud all intermad,.,
tons at 1910 a. IN. daily. except Mondays Na
Sunday trains for y ew Rochelle and all intermod,o,
tions at 200 noon and $50 the latter trail
at Rochelle with way trains 10 Grand Centr denof
Stamford NH'' ~no
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THE NEW LINE

NETWORK, PHILADELPHIA. NORFOLK, OLD RVS
COMFORT AND THE SOUTH. o,,ru
HOURS fASTERTHAN ANY oTHEh ny co mn NJ
The New York, Philadelphia & Norfolk Railroad Sv"S ort
runs Fast Day and Night Express betweea
Cape Charles Trains leave New ork, via Penn IA
Railroad 500 N. week days and daily arfy n3 Nor
Comfort $40 week days and 80 "a dsuy e1.
folk D. and gl5 n sleeping through IRON Ia
YORK to Cape Charles and Parlor Car from can
out change Tickets DarlorCar seats and sleeping
be secured any Ticket Office OF the Pennsylvania
Company Il. B. COOKE, Gen'l Pass. and Freight Ass-~
II. w. DUNE, Superintendent
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BUFFALO N Y Nov e.-yIovs steady sale, 81 S5Y
fIs fss' TSsss s sS'A "a
80 White a. goo Barley w stsaay s ana q uorn
49, s Flour g and ag' c6 Ssr qo s'Sey
wsa a SSv & dn sor Sna waSs
n nd% Grades 1885, 90 eP oa
Wheat and lower sales rengeo es1a az 81 &C.
January. s7isaos closing AZ 81 SO May 9rSSa?3S
Go e. Ii DOC 10 20 Rod S corn G ae2o and
81 sse SaI sC SaeT ae. ranged a
s6Sa25O closing 2S:: december. 2Snsg2oc- sl0s SS
.ssey 6. s. s
iH clSsae At $ fo January 90 @ closing q
81 O2i Lard steady saeS RANGED Gash 50 81 a w.
S.naay 50 y a.
81 56as IS Is 900 bbls! wneaL s99 0S
S@snJ SaTlay 5000 Shipments 1900 Obsl Wheat
S.S ss GCI9 q 900 n Sssn o' 0iO''
s. g F SS 9H'! wseSs fSr
No J hnIsG 42,ssl8c Oats lover Mixed 27S
ss 8 rs ss 3 g.
Bacon GGiet ana ar@ Shoulders 50 IS snortro 8 10
Short Uelr 90 whiskey firm and steady az VI ~
Ing BntcnerS 5Oos5 S. receiDts 6llO mead 'n'O
DErRor Yov. s-whsat quiet; No White o. sc cash ;
November o. TO- Deeembei 93e GSE eoa has e So a
Req coo Receipts 100 bush. Corn-No z. Acc oats
no. White, 3Oiss.. no O. 2o4c.
MILWAUKEE Nov. 3.-whelt Cash S54o:
December s7,c May 9ii9c Corn steady no. z ~ &c.
Nc. 2. 257ac Rye quiet No Gle BarleY
No, 6lac froylaons-Aess Pork Cssn o. November;
81 Tarc Bso@e rs 81 p go IS 6 raST
Choice Creamery i7dlSc Chccae-Eesi Cream. 81 aC
Lggs-Fresh lsadgc ReceiDts-PlOur 5000 Dbls Wheat
1000 Barley. ZOO 0ush Snpmenis-fOur IoOoo
bblsi Wheat 1000 bush.i Barley $4,000 push.
PEORIA M. Nov. 3-Corn dull: High Mixed 30laa 4Oc;
z 80 63qlo'. oats steady No. White 2sd
2gc; No Mixed - i2D25C Ryo hrmi No. z bOHDbLo'
Reocipts Corn lO7OJO Oats $1,000 rye 3OOO 6usr
smpments-Corn 5000 bush, oats $4,000 Oushi Rye
1000 bush.
ST. LoU. Nov. 3.-Flour arm Xxx. 50 SOas3 40. MY
Is sass 55 s. Gj ass 7ji CnOlce ~ lO94 ~
Fancy a. 6O95 - IS 1s5 so. Wheat lower
% -. % i2c November S3f @Js -;
December p5i. January. ~ ic corn weak Cash
81 13i c 50 "a 80 &C: Year. 534Q5'c hay
1910 oats steady No. Mixed cash. p y 'c DeGeln-
Der - &c. Rye. 55a Barley steady 10 '3H1'c- SnS-
tcrunch7ngcd Eggs steady ar ljaaGc Far seod s'eAdy
stetiv AMI UNCHANGED Gran lrn az u %
SIC Corn Mrll uru : ~. WHISKY 4teidy 40 III IL
PORK. ~ - Buikmelts-GsDns clear - 90. short I'D
- 20, - A faro nrm n - 7OdsJ ~ y
Recaipt--tIo1L 5000 DbIs. WIeaL 1000 busn Corn
2ltOU Dusn oats l4.OOD 1nsnt 1000 BUSH Barley.
2 200 bash shiDmeuts-FIJur 6OD1 DDiAs " neat bOOO
bush. COUD prsnj OatA JlslS bYA loOJO
lusL-. barley, - BUSH
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AND READING R. R.

NFWJBRSEY CENTRAL DIVISION
F92I EHeEtLATAKiSG EFFEeT OF H. 1855
Tor PHLADELPHIA and TkENI9No 4 soua aso Ss s
$50 i2.oo D. m SUNDAYS at 400. s'45a m $780, l4's
Direct connection Wayne Junction FOR GermntPyn "a
CHESTNUT ~ a. oS19uoAA'0' i0' O'"'A'
DRXWTSG.kooM CARS all Day Trains and SLEEPING
R SAHS on say si pHffI%DELpHIA Ninth ana Green
pIE' ' ssTN 81 $50 $50 SS 1900 TSIi ~
uS syERAPY fSL L and Penn
For 5'S suNPyRY kIEE LIZ IsR and
For HA AhRRs q RG $5 Loo 1870 100
For oS &E KS IS IoS at 400 I f55 leo i@
"a a99 ;SC S 1;is d IL 7oB s 81 %
For WILK EsBARRE and PIILsT0S az tU NV o4o@ n,
Fer FSF F RsEtSf at at 7so s sg H. LOO 1870
yS So 9F iT Hfv ALLENTowN and AGca cHTSSs
al !0u 7 O. s.5 a. m 100, 1880. $50 '''0p IN Soh'V
a. 900 90 70 S sa1d e. 100 ~ 40
For 'HfGiI BRIDGE BRANCH al 400. S'4o q H. 4"V
For a"P PRI N arNGToN 100 s45 100 lso 400 49,
soo III sundays al I5 i g. oo s 1880 llss
81 g3jo l 90 7S 49, i08op Sundays 400 s'0oAA
rd 5S9 AS F11 o8 ~ ;cS az 3d. s &c. i9
is6 "a. ma 600 $50 100 1880 sl5 gs0 1919 ~ lSs
M SUNDAYS 800 500 si5 g. H. l2'VO H. i''' wv
81 STS N G9 B S59S 6P5RAN GROVE M rs
40 ~ loe o mi 1S ' as 100 an.
,roL ARsEMoLD at S:I6 iloO $780, AGO. ooo' 0V'
FdPr t H. LAKEWOOD, TOMS RIVER and BARNESAi "'''~
o tT g. 3HT Ic GITY VINELAND and BRIDGEross
4,SO q. IN, Loo p m .-
NFw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIylSloN'
From No soth RiysF va s seTsyS hSRHHANcs
fGIAKEWooD TONS RIVER and BAK ; p,s soS
NdtS ever 1S "a 2n7 257 2sl. Isl sta anu 10 e
Broadway $50, 7s7 and 749 ethaye E.!1 ~ s lssI
40 Rover and principal hotels in NewfS ss Az Pa
prooIivn AZ 10 Tourist. lOT Btoan"Li oS3 xs.hlrs
5in g7g Manhattanave In hoooken I24 va
omDany Will CAL IOr AAu S1oeAN nv
eale rom hotels residence 70 DESTINATION NcocK
I. MOOa InN., Gen Pass and ticket AZ
gepeI pasaInWiS g. E. p. Agt, lle I1berys- n. u
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LIVE STOCK MAnNEr-nY rELEHRAPH

CmctGo Nov. - M Drr~srS J0ur1rl rsDortg Otvif
R,cpt, nOp mead Slupmcuis 2bOJ mead market strong
Fxport4 OOt COWS and NlNcLtl i5ae3 70 stock
ERA - - ~ FEEDER - % - 70; Texans = 'v6
Hogs-Rsceipts $1,000 Shipmcntt 800 market active;
pougb 1bn- 80. PaCEug nud ShDplus. - OO0
>. 10 f.. Light - 2OdtH % skins. % 90 $500.
Receipts 5000 hca0; shipments 1000 heal market
dun Interior s2VOdSJ 90 Natives - 7jas} 90 Texans
81 75Gs3 %
n Lotls. Nov 8.-Cdnfc-. Receipts 1901 shipments.
400 market dull Fair ~ Choice Nlvo shipping Steers.
81 1894 Butcher steers, - 90 "a o. Grass
Texan : 2Jdtj 30
sheeD-toccID,- roo; suumcnti. --; common - Ne.
dunn jO FalrtO CnDce - 6oGs3 lj LAMBS 81 %
as -. e.,
Uog.- Receipts. A.iOOi auumcutk 700 Light. 50 500
I55, Paszing. - 80 a 80 90 Heavy. rj JUGfJ 80.
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bfsamtoafs ano Railruaus.

A -;Rfa0)NSDC0UT, KINGSTON aud cATST1,s
Cornwall Mswsurs Marlboro Milton Poa ss, .foint
and Catski Mountain rallroada Stesmsr stony Cove
KINGSTON and JAMES W BALDWIN ,s S,rf OF
weekday at p M pier foot OF Harrison, ss'e evaJ
except Saturdays when City Of Kingston leaves N
FOR NEW-HAVEN-Steame leave D.. ]
Slip at p. M and IL p. m. (sundays ercentsd ccK
m steamer arrives IN time for early trans North sna
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LIE PErROLErM MARKEr

BRAuFoRD Penn, Nov. 3.-Crudo Ou-Nltonal Tran
sit Certificates opened ut III ana closed Mt l1lN
highest price. 1llss lowest price. II. Cearanccs.
2.JGI. 900 barrels.
on CRY. Penn, Nov. 3.-Crute Oil-Natona Tran
ait Certificates opened at lIl5 and closed at II 81
highest price. 11los; lowest price, III. Sales.
10000 barrels clearauccs D. 2O6 900 barrels runs.
-. barrels; shipments. G7.j74 barrels charters,
not reported.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTGNE.
CUlRrFsTOv Nov 8.-Turpcntne firm at $50.
6IyAxNAH. Nov. 3. -lurDcntine quiet at 53c
WILMINGTON NOY 3.-Turpentnc firm az S5c
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CLOSING Paicss or CALIFORNIA sTooxS
Az raAscfsoo. Nov b. isaa
STATE or TRADE

The silver King Mining Company has declared a''i-
dend Of % cents per share
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Diuioeno Notlres.
UNION NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEw-YoRK
IL LIQUIDATION.


ITSIoy n ATIoxAf BANK OF THE CITY OF NEw.YoRK)
Nov. ., 1885
A DIVIDEND of Seven Hundred and Elgh ty
~ Tbons,nd Dollnra $3.50 0O0 from the surpus-beng
siIty.ivo 65 per the capital sockis payable on
md after 49, 1882. presentation OF stock
Tfcatos upsn which snd payment will be stamped Ccrth
Gales Will be holders to await final payments
books close November reopen November
~ 1885. VILLA M II MALL CHAIRMAN
OFFICE FREELAND MINING COMPANY,
~ 30 BROADWAY, NEw.YORK, October ~, 1885,
Dividend +, No ~ OF TWENTY THOUSAND 100000 DOL
declared payable after Thursday No
yember 5 1885 the company above Trans
fer books close I'd at l2 O'clock and reopen
DE-. VERDENAL, Secretary.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.
II TEEAsuRERs DEPARTMENT. I
PHILADELPHIA. November I'd. 1888. J
The Board Directors has Ls day declared annual
dyidend Of CENT upon the capital stock OF the
company OF all payable and after November
Both next shareholders registered the books ~
" A" WA JOHN d. TAYLOR.
Treasurer.
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T'HE BAY LINE
soR
OLD POINT COMFORT NORFOLK AND THE SOUTH.
Daily except Sundays via Pennsylvania Railroad 34o
pm. ParlOr car through TO steamer.
WEXFORD ROUTE TO NEWPORT, X. l.
w Leave Grand Central DEPOT "a follows
Alb m, arriving In NeKpo at 2;26 D. IN
AZ y. m. arriving in Newport at 7i50 p. ~
drawing room cars attached 10 both tfains
THEODORE WARREN, Sapk
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ERIE RAILWAY, now known "a as the e. M sGsn
Arrangements from Chambersst Depot From 2Jd
ga m-Daiy except sunday Day cypress Drswi3g.rocm
Niagara Fails and suspension Bridge sleeping Coaches
HorneIlsye to Cincinnati 9nd Buffalo to GmSaEG
solid Pullman ira q Day, sleeping and hotel caches mes
m. Cleveland 1850 m; Cincinnati, $40 p M Chicago,
900 m and Sc Louis ,S the Sec9 r. arrives
aao 9 SqsgSEs9n dSt oI ga and ano most
8 p. m.~paiy Chicago Express for the West. A Solid
Train OF Pullman Day and sleeping Goaehes TO hGaaaOn
Rutherford and Passalc 449 546 72o 100 3a go l929 No.
i midnight; sundays 545 $50 1920 a. me- lao $3.50
Paterson ii5 5l5 72O ESQ 30 1920 M u noon l45
$3.50 4;IO $40 63O 6:l0 $50 $50 $50 1880 m; Y
74j ! 8 p m. II midnight. 1900, ,o,oo,
Newark and Paterson via Newark g 70 SOC $40 1000
II midnight saturday nights only. Sundays V;l0 a. H.
s9licln 5;45 100 900 1920 n lA5 $3.50 $50 $40
53o Sl0 $50 1880 p M and y mans S oa1g 00
Warwick AZ 7i5 1915 !:l6 Sundays so
Newburg aud Cornwall 75O0a M. $3.50 4:SO 6p H. sun
Kondout and Kingston and Montgomery a. m, $3.50 p
1 goshsS S i}5 zig 100 1890 $3.50 $40 4sS TOO
Middetown a4S bi2 700 sao l3 ,Go m S5S o +S0 NJ
tarlo aud Western Railroad Manst The train stops
~ Port Jsryis 40 100 1920 m, $3.50 aaaO $50
Boats 2sdst " S'!o cI6 g To- e:l5 a INTO m to
,tp @n TTssy and nen B M sundays every 6
Tickets for passage and apartments in Drawing Room aud
ana transfer o. baggage may be left At the coWp4Hys offices
a. Brooklyn OF nj the Companys Depots.
Express trains the West arrive in NewYork at 7l0
1880 JUN T. n &B BOT cCn passr Agent NewYOrk
DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
L the EAsT-An rail from Grand Central Depot Three
Pm parlor cars attached and ii pm with palace sleeping
csrs) Sundays at II pm with palace sleeping cars
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Proposals.

proposals.
CLIFTON PRISON MANUFACTURING DEPARINEST,o
DANNEMORA, y. Y Oct l. $50. >.
THE Manufacturing Department or ms I;
prison invites proposals from mannfact urerS yooDeIs
or other parties for the sale and disposition OF us
daily pro,u,t Of READY MADE CLOTHING Of the meoluu
~ f s ISAIAH FULLER
Agent and Warden.
Also
Proposals invited from manufacturers ani JoDDeIs ~
the several ines furnishing the Manufacturing DeP
ment with its wants Tor all that enters INTO Wy
MANUFACiUKE OF CLOTHING OF the cheaper ana
lie req Tired will be large which SPOT CASH
will be paid. -, . YIN DID fCrS
WIDTHS AM " ElGHrS Of goods ior MEN.o a -
BOYS' WEAR BODY AND SLEEVE LlNlNHS, ~ PHI e
HIA- POCKETTSG AND I'll LETTINGS, Can A. ~, n
LAPS AND WIGANs, BUTTONS. BUCK LES AND Sh"'
4- '' " ISAIAH FULLER
Agent and Warden.
ITO LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS.
staad tenders invited for the building ~ welye
Express Passcn Locomotive Engines ior ine az
Sew south Wales specifications blue prints anu Yn,
particulars 70 b. bad on ap lcaton To TIE suD5,DeS Ie
r. ". CAMERON & CO.,
Agents for the Government If New SCUM ""4eS-
% couth Wi,am-st.. New-York. Octouer 80 100
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NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction OF fares 20 all points Boston, s3 Worcester
s51 leave Pier 40, North River loot OF Watt
Hext pier above DoSbrosses street Ferry at $50 m daily
except Sunday.
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6fathers.
Observation-Disclosures pay

TEACHERS, TEACHERS:@Wsa an ing, pay
salaries register without delay with The i've ~
ScbooI ee1cy our territory. particularly La rex a..
and No Is superior for paving large saaeS s15
schools and families wanting tescners suppneo nenu e"P
"Hior SewoIeans La Dallas Texas, Nashville Tenn:
XyTONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAL supplies Professors. Teachers Goyernesses
Ntnsicians &c 10 Colleges schools Families ana Chuiehes
also Keepers TeegrapheIs Copysts 70 business urn
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Goo Gate for Classification.

ATNDRESS.-By a Grst-ca laundress
protestant; ia private family; best city reference
/. D.. Tribune Uptown ONCE, l.2JS broadway.
GENERAL HOUSEWOFK, &c.-By Swed-
VI iah womani good and laundress city country
~ ~ ll9 last l.th.st
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-J l-.SS,do6
Trains leave from hambers-st Depot for tngeWo9d
Clostcr PlcrmOnt and Nyack 7, 500 10 a. M ~
64O $40 $50 p. m. ~ midnight sundays = in' anu
Yanuet. Spring Valley and Mousey Z. 10 M 400 p. IN
SnnhnYs Q q.
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ruICU VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passenger
Lowe epot foot Of Cortlandt and DesbIosses ssr
At m l. $40. and p M for Ea,ton se'H xisss
are ToNanda Waverly ithaca. Geneva Lyons BnnSo ana
Va 80 Pullman through COACHES run diiy. Locsl IRA ns
m and $40 p M Tor Easton bethlehem ana top'ay
rr,,s icSving M a m l. and $40 IN connect Ior Al
aboroT ana II szetou regions sunday trsiD
leaves Tor Maueh Chunk and HNLetoh ~ N
"eheIHi i"''OiA NNN' 49, " D. RNINGTON, q. p. A
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no LOCOMOTIVE BUILDERS.
5tcnmboats ono Railroads.

Steamboats, aro Railroads.
STONINGTON LINE
H. oucAs,t and most comfortable line to
PROVIDENCE, BOsIONi uo,,ts
ONLY and al Ne w'EnSiand Foi"'9
Steamers leave from -, ,,,.-
$500 ono block &G% above %5 c an daily except
sunday. at 4. 80 p RiT @1 and
~ other lines direct 10 Fler ,,,,.
poeToN A new train with pasce cars Isnd,pg and
. \" chairs between , stesmor' i'-'ON'
Nv" PCPPLf General Passenger Agent
o,,,nvNcF LINZ for freight only Steamers Nasnu
and Te1uot leave Pier 20 \. H., foot "AIeiF''' u"''
cent sunday at ASo D. III -----
Albany BOATS-'PeOple's Line DREW
"A and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier Al. NORTH Idye5
OF Canalst every week day ~ p nnS tme OF
departure
TROY BOATS -CITIZENS' LINZ
n Fare 81 80; EXCURSION, GOOD pU RING sEA S -
81 so berth included steamers IO1 an" Inv eieent
saturday at p m steamer touches at Albany
"a 2h riTRsKIII, aud cATsKILL leave foot ofJAY
81, 4 r. every weekday hi az p RE m INCLUDED.
HAY LINE TO NEWBURG.
steamer Id asIscs and Wet 5stst Al l6 DAILY
taSdsy PdPs yephaSTs fEcaaa
reduced rates. Special rates " p'iNe9
NALL RIVER LINE FOR BOSTON AN AZ u
mir FAST VIA NEWPORT AND tALl. ~ -. ." m.
FARE .5t ga gql9sx Sa S@ a.
tSrnatr days sundays incuded IRON fer 20 m nisht
roo. by Boo from By Ky secured at
CIV atP a5d sE a' Scss at OGce Pier "a
North river and on steamers cvo r CONNOR
BORDEN Low snts General Pas Agent
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financial.

n'Vm9nt TO suit Investors. For loans applYto
BLAIR & HORTON, ATTORNEYS,
1l9 broadway y. Y.
A-SCIOTO VALLEY X. X. BONDS-GOld
N and stock Telegraph stock wanted by - ..,,
WANTED. S3.OOO.-One year at 10 per cent
w or years at per cent per annum, secured DIV
on centrally located property In the growing town
-, Samoa : q valued nj $1,000 W. II. STANTON,
VI ~ Lock box $40 Seneca, :. C.
q PER CENT WATER BONDS.-lnterest
. guaranteed. Call and iny tlgate. - -
BRONSON x FOSTER 52 Broad ST.
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for BOSTON and
i the EAsT.-An rail from GRIND Central Depot Three
express trains sundays excepted) BOston-at
IN (parOr tached and IL with palace sleeping
carsl Sundays at IL pm. with palace sleeping cars)
POPPIE
The Penn's Grove record., 1885-12-19
Business Indications.

Fair to good; necessary for
the times, good goods at low
prices. Where shall we look
for them.
The best place we know Of
to reco-lmed YOU is a store
here good are sold for cash.
1t is a settled fact all over the
cou try, that a MAJ who sells
his goods and gets the cash for
them can sell his stock at a
lower price than one who takes
promises for pay and records
them on a big book TO rust
away.
We mean, not to force sales
by our advertisements, only to
attract your attention, so you
will come in and see our stock
OF goods. When once you see
what goods We offer, we are
convinced it will be no trouble
70 sell to you.
We have no inclination to
buster or brag about our goods
and prices. We are honest
when we tell you we have ONE
great inducements III the way
Of Fall Goods.
Your attention for a few mo-
ments and we WI give you 9
faint idea of some of our | lie oil
goods.
For those who want to do a
lot Of quilting, we have prepar.
ed about 1000 var s Of good
Calioocs III remnants which we
will sell at four cents per yard
Or three dollars and scventy-fve
cents for 100 yards.
When the season opened