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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
X - RAIIROAD

GREAT FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.
On and after september Is, trains leave


GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Largest and Finest Passenger Station IN America
room ears Saratoga Pattsbura and MOntreal also to
d. . H SO a. M. FAMOUS vEsTIBULED CHICAGO AND
ST. Louis LIMITED composed exclusively Of buffet met
dninSea a Buae Nasars
Fails Erie Cleveland Indianapolis ana Toledo arriving a.
Connects at Albany for coopersiown; 81. -.
ITO 80 a. m. Chicago Express Tor N.agara iss 10 10
Chicago also for Cooperstown North Adams drawing
to Canandaeua. Rochester, and Richheia
I'll 80 A. M Western New.york and Northern Express
HdaSs se Tos ears to Troy and
80 .. M ssIatosa aud Utica Special. with drawing.
e' m Aecommoiaiion 70 Albany an Troy
for WILLIAMSBURG North Adams, and intermediate points
Oh p mr.. Fast Chicago Cincinnati and St Louis Ex.
R Ses f nnd S cyesr t' cncan iSnaSo St Lo
Detroit Chicago with Sleeping ana dining ears ,,u
Sleeping cars to rIasburs aud Montreal va Rouses roins
and via - h5an a And 4 10 We and canandagu, daily
except sunday sunday train does not run west o. ba
Lyon Loon Lang sas srSn a 20
and AdC md NoI,S cTSe Sleeping cars New
Bu2Sac 81 Us T. M AMI cIeysiapd s5 %, Roche.
ter III ba S Niagara Mas Falls Toronto Cleveland, c
cnna Indianapolis st. Louis pep ana Tho"saSi
Islands Via Utica d,y except Saturday also to Canaan
~ midnight Adirondack Mountain Special for saratoga
Lake osn s Ssr ana
town sleeping ears Albany
Tickets space in drawing and sleeping cars on
10 Park place, Battery place Ss Wes; I2Sshssi and
si Soy sna IS sss ana $50
Westcotts Express calls for and cheeks baggage from
AO'c ka0 or daily others daily except sunday sscp At
l3Sh station e take up iSr N95h AND West
General M superiatendenI General Passenger Agent
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads..
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEEon the SPOT nrm and quiet at Is LIE for TAR
Rio Sales 300 bags Santos. bic 70 arrive MILO Efales
strong with less doing Sales, 1000 piculs Java, II Sc
and $50 BAGS West In9a iiades private terms upiohs
were features and prices varied WITHIN thc
of 1oa15 points closing firm at about the current
figures OF yesterday The opening was Irregular Oc,o
Der and November showed advance OF points whhe
later months ruled shade lower Sales, 1Hooo Da-s
as
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET.

,oxnoy Semi, l9-4 m-Consols 81 1915 for money md
es ior the accounts United States y per cent bofis
i9e Atlantic aud Western frat mortgage Trustfs
Ccrtincates Az do second mortgage - Erie 3ks
40 second consols lO4 Canadian Pacific 59's Mexfln
Genital first mort gage Uons 6Ss4 NewYork Central
Pennsylvania. 81; Reading. 2t'e
SSs rate Of discount in open market for short md
three mon tbs bills Is SIS per cent
mar silyer IL quoted At Al 3 l6i per ounce
The amount bullion into the Bank OF Englanfon
Paris advices quote per cent rentes at 80 francs
eentimes the account ana exchange Oh iopuon az
francs Il ccntmcs tor cheeks.
Money Is per cent ,., - .. - .a~.l,.
Of 5.33d rupee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

No. 2 Rcd cash BIC: september 90 0ctoDer ysc;
November CSC; December DISC corn-Na = AZ toc
> nc 27c; No. 2 White nj 3Oe kcc6lpts-
Wheat g. 700 bush Corn 15Or bush. oats $1,000 bush
CHICAGO Sept l9-rhe sainr fataro' rAn<si ~
lnll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

pTuIpgIrHA Sept. l9.-Flour firm in good demaH
ssS:s Co. ss S Il SSoss
AZ 7sasa i21; Pennsyivania Family 81 250s4 E.
Roller process, Soess &C. 60 OHIO Sfs
Gear - osi rs: dodo .rI. s. 1915 o. 81 Ions afd
Southern ILLINOIS Clear 81 5OSi 73 20 20 ssr"igns 81 f@
so Winter Patent fair to SsDice 81 q do
Flour ss ,S sS33
ssSsa n export elevator Red Tor septembes s4s
Ss1o 40 S9 for FOR sos%Ssr Rye quiet
57c No Pennsyl vana CornmMafket Ia a qqkk:
s ssaay anc Ne Mixed in 2o, elevator 54c
track 54iac No. Mixed for september 53 q 3sH
% October ss SSSs Do Tor NSysms ssS .nos
White 20 = 80 &c Ungradea Whit. "a asiEc No sWhte
80 - White serso%1ser s,s s5c a.
Tor December rota,oe, firm , at 2sSSoC E
s s1%'ly sss Pc e.. lam:
Fatally ST. joosl9 90. Hams. s%osea per ~ Up
i Is' .s TO loo siss Claw sSes, ;motsa ios
90 o. % :n'1 .aossG OATS. n,,Is; nosis ssk
lie do Breakfast Bacon rgigsc h laaher' ,ooI
SO 20 Butter dull .tetdvPennsyvania Creamery Estta
2sc, Western Creamery Extra 10 1et r.s,o I
ir:s. zosssic. Western 72siss Cheese ''osSS
ssm.na ais Eau pr Srssm Ssc susar
Refined firm Powdered SOS Lice 9rsnuiatsd 7Ac rel,
se~v: Winter Bran $40 5,0sl7 rs pr Ton rsrolo s
bbla Wheat $500 bush Corn 200 oats q DIV pus3
shipnents- Wheat 29.2oO BUSH Corn l,loo oush oaI
$500 busn i.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept l9-345 p m.-"hea" corn "1'
oats and unchanged.
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NJ Ew-YoRK, ONTARIO AND WESTERN

\
and Jay follows: -
West A. iat 80 n. m. Jay-st, 80 q. H. for Mid
detown ta sburg Monticello. Liberty, Walton, DELHI.
Norwich. Utica Kome Oneida Fulton. Oswcso Buna.o,
Mes lsi.sI. 10 D. H. Jay-st., 55 p M. for Wall
KIN Valley Sta,onH Lakes Mohonk Mnaewask1, Middle
town Toomrgburc t.lcnNillc, Nt Dac Monticello,
FaIsburg Liberty. White Lake. Hockland
49dst, 25 y. jay 81. q 40 y. M daily Tor
MIdfctown. Fglsbure Liberty Walton, Norwich Oneda,
Oswego Suspension Ridge. Detroit. Chicago. ST Louis
Buffet sccpers TO Niagara Falls. Reclining Chair Car
free OswegO.
Time tables tickets Be- at 207 3Q7. 9ii l. 1923 Broad
way 531 Gthave 1874 East 125th-st. 264 West l25thst
Ne"A j. c. ANDERSON, G. p. A.
Ii Exchange Place. New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

COTTON-The spot market ruled steady at unchanged
prices. with increased demand Sales Mss baiesl
for consumption. Port receipts. 737 bales against
5747 bales last week and % $50 bales for the same time
last Since September 1.-THE beginning OF the crop
year, receipts at the ports aggregated
bales comparing with 2SG 1873 bales for the corresponding
Quotations ara based On American standard Of classn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
IN ROAD,
FOR RED BANK. LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE,
ASDuEY PARK; OCEAN BEACH. SPRING LAKE.
POINT PLEASANT. &C.
COMNtSClN Nc SEPTEMBFH Is 1893
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK. FOOT OF LIBERTY.
pa 90 10 ~ a. IN a 40 $50 oo
FROM FOOT CoHTLANDr AND DEsBRoSsEs SITS.
D. m. Sundays. o:io a. m. 100 p
RUFUS BLoDGETT. j. t. WOOD, H. p BALDWIN.
Supt Gen. Pas AetP.RR G.P.A.CRRN.J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

Fancy Dairy i6Si7ae Good ls0l4hc. Eggs steady at
s Mixed S sae a s%. No. Mike" ''"' '' ''' ~
Sept aF S"ros,r n w yss. q a%
no T. bsac Barley quiet 40 cash and sepe%;
sss $ s,s s'ssrP' ss's
T. D9 css. s'% 1as G't cnear. s$
Flour SS wass, 1asn Barley sa $1,000 s%sh
I,icS sn bush '''' '''N ""''' -'''
MsxEaroL Iown9as quiet local TsSsiD:
no Hard cash 9s'ec do sepsemSser 9sss;
So october so on o5o SGS Do
ssS SssO, No : 0r e s sa old 3 do
unchanged.
Peoria. Sept. :9-sqrn quiet; Elgn Ms,, 4s n,s.
s.s' %ss %s,'' S4&ias:
81 spirits 81 10 none p Corn $500" 5000
shipnent.~whcat pcHe Corn 1880 bush. oats 1920
bush Rye $500 bush.
SsOa, &c on or and dun a ray fax
iswed later there another break and the soso wa. &
Casing 81 g hid 40 ssS az;
03 &c May ys4 aJ9s.c. closing 9s7c Corn lower closing
20 S.S Closing sG ak ssd f" @
sa cS.ns &c c aa % @ a s cS s.
40 T. cash 22vc bid NAY 27i g2so; September gag
81 o'G sT III TTa y'sE sf 0 n'
hsaa 'G Rsn az q 80 o q qust
a s%dy Ra 20 6aS cola%d, nss g
Whskoy steady at 81 a. STEADY and firm
Pork al SIS 25 Lard-Prin. steam nominally 81 10
Dry.,at Meats boxed-shoulders at So 90 Long Clears
~ y5 40 90 Clear s. D5a9 co. Short Clear ~ O3D
50 % Bacon boxedshonIder, at - - Long Gears ga
80 1919 So 1919 IS Short Clears $40 ~ =
| IlO So Hams sl2 5O1sl4. Recopts-Flour 5000 ob'
Wheat 49, 600 Corn $1,000 bush Oats 4l.0OO busi
Rye 1900 bush. 1000 bus'. Shipmcnts-flour
1000 bills Wheat 900 bush. Cora % 100 bush Oats
| Il, 900 bnsh. Rye 5000 bush
Afternoon Board-wheat strong and higher. Corn hmer
Oats dull. M, -o-
| September 9ic; October 94ci Dscc mb'r D6tc. Corn
auirt cash ACC. steadYi No. White 2aLc clover
seed active cash s. 2O October 50 20; Dccen
| Der SIS 80 Rccepts-Wheat $1,000 bush corn LuOo
bush Oais Cloverseed 1853 bags shipments
Wheat 81. ODG 49, 900 busn oats 5000 bush
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OIL MARKETS.

ON c,rv prnn Sept 10 NatonaI rr1nst tortuo
spsssd highest o.. loves. s2s o Saoss Sarrs
ehsrters 81 iUs barrels Shipments y674S barrels run
S5sSs barrels -
PrrsBuna Penn. Sept lS-Petroieamns "ossd A. W.
National Transit certificates opens" NJ 0's'
tghest % ~: lowest. 92t ..a....j
BRAppopn pan, Sent lo-Natiopa Transit certincate1
opened A. "a a. closed at % s highest e4h lowest va
oesrances. 100000 bbls. .,s..j
Tifusyu,r Pam SAINT 10 National Transit Csrtincato1
epeued II o. h,yhs.; ~ = lowest J2A; closed e3's
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l. on and after SEPIEMBEE II, 1ss

AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York via Desbrosses and Cortlanm
Harrisburg Ptsiurg and the West with Pullman Palacs
Cars ettached. 90 a. go Dining carr ann p m
daily sos a SG sss f Sssss CARS
wiils4sport Lock Haven 100 a. m, So Cory and
Erie p M, connecting Cory for Tiiusvile aud
tho OIL Regions.
Lebanon s;2o m; and II ~; ,ss ng laany
IL :CO a. M, :Oc, 90 ana 100 p M sstafa'ysenly
900 D. M. sundays. 10 ami 10 20 o. M
Bamgls 81 3na Pa a io Cars da except SUM-
day, 10 arrive Washington 700 ~ ana os'i,yy
with Dining Cor 40 p M. arrive WASHINGTON ~
s a Tsf?9 70 =" TO- al ~ s?f nishs sunday
and 90 a. m, 80 and 200 p m, ami II rs night
For Atlantic cy an cagc May 90 ;n, ges Ga sta
p oe n Sia E'hc TO- e. and :S am @
Fo ' PSn and EoS not Via SS phi.
and Norfolk Railroad, 100 p m daily; via Baltimore
and Bay Line 80 NJ week sd1S DAYS Wit, al, through
trains Jersey CITY arordins speedy and direct trans
fer for Brooklyn travel.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express NcwYorh, via Dcsbrosses and Cor
10 Washington LimitedJ, ana IL 90 a. IN, II 20 !: 700
M 2O and sneS IT, 'SS GS ANA
IN, 40 and 90 sundays EXPRESS y .io ;ov
% Limltci). and 10 a. M. 4. 30 s. g. 30 49, and
Train LEAVING sHd y naa da q so
and IL 10 a. M, L. ., L. 3, p. M and 10 a. M. ana
700 m: on Sundays connect at Trenton for Camden
As Te ods and 1905 IL sas ana and
Courtst. and Brooly Annex Station foot q Fntonsss
Brooklyn Station, Jersey CITY; Emigrant Ticket omcc,
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences ID woon
General Manager General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20
COTTON MARkErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Sept. 10. "A m.-cotton-The sales OF ty
day included 400 bales American Futures soson
Cpanda Low iiing carse. September delivery ososY
sellers: September ana october delivsiy Soosa
October ami delivery 252o4d buyers NOVEL;
Der delivers, 2l6id sellers; Decem oor
January delivery. b206sd sellers January Anu
delivery 2O-D4d sellers February ani Marcn nci.ei
2l6it valuc March and Anr delivery. D ]@-osa' ouf
April and Nav delivery. 246sd seiiefa
oALyysrox SAINT l9-cott ,n--steady Mdding. e!s LoI
Ai:ding ps.i6; Good Ordinary 49, oct and ero1
recelpts 4.223 bales: exports To Great DrtAin
GALES, ] ,O02 bales stock. ~. 5eIDaea
NORFOLK Sept lo-Coton Steady Minaling o ~ u,
receipts. 1896 bales exports coast"ises A"o
sales. 100 bales stock 1895 bAios
SAVANNAH. Sept l9.--Cotton-Dull Midd'inf w; Lo[
eeipts 1856 bales; exports TO continent DATES oo"'
wise bales; sales ,250 bales STOCK Zooo" oA'oa 4
cuARf EATON Sept MidtiinR 10. ~
ma, md gro.s receipts 273 acs exports coastwse
bales: sales 500 bales stock $685. bales
SKw.oRlKASs Sept 10 -gotton-Sto tdy middnnr; -
Low Ndding ga Good Ordinary. 81 not receipts 81
Saras eross IFS bales; exports coastwise Io'o
aaes. L lou baies stock. 3O.4Ie bales
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HAVANA MARKETS yxx.,.,.1
HAvAxA Sept l9-sDaDish Roii ~ al
IeAdy. wsrd tendency Z4600 bags
~ ga degrees polarization. were sold tsaay ~ - guy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

closed at OF 1916 and % respectively for money
and account The Bank Of England gained on
balance lsooU bullion In the n; GRen ,n %sTk e.
3l-2aS So per cent. India Council DIS were
allotted. at an advance. of $3.50. per rupee
American railways opened materla ALVIN nignef than
tinucd to advance TO the close. ST Paul was
o special feature in the dealings. AT Paris, French
three per GEMS after an advance from s5.63 to
AZ 70 i-2 closed at SO. 60, and sight exchange
on London ruled at 25.4l l-2 francs to the &.
Exchange and Auction Room limited, by Adrian ii.
or s.s sns S s e. 70 ss Mort per cent
Al. Coo ST. Louis Ore and Steel Co. per Income
4. s sSa1s. North RIVER ms. Co., s2s each
share: Nsens barking Co. 'na 10
uG Sns y ra so SS MOT per cent
4, s sSncs O Citizens Co. Of rSoSyn $50 cach
10 Marshall cSn,Sl,astca Goa! Mining Co.. 10 IA
''sSSs SGs; '%S nRASs E Sss sSS
& coupon. f x s. Su n n an SS DUE
s. Louis ana ar Iron an Moqnt, sss e LIST Mort
Sc ave SS nj S Es., Ssr1Ssrn Co.
" per cent Mort Bopd, due sept. 1909 q i2 r. g.,
si Ssrt 3 per cent Sinking Fund Bond, due May 1,
MwaYs Ss, and SS5hsrn, 1910 9os CT 1 Mort
PssI cent Guaranteed Mort Bonds due June j. 1913
''es Hs,psss' osfs 'P ns due June
sss Mort Hs Ts sa d E1s'E oa g. ds s
3, S asS,' M Sin' ha S
$4,000 ChssSa PS "a 1877 s ss H.
800 ss SsdS e0s s,s Co. IL
8 shaves Merchants Exchange National BANK, llo
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NORTHERN RAILR0AD Of NE W. ~ 3:
4 ssss
sas ss 80 o sss g. & s''is..; s;:S:
c: - snas S.s, "a a:s. g II rn
y RE RAILWAY Offices, 4od; 81.
an 'p p, ss7 a ,ss S. a
sss ,d sr1Gyn s sos oSaroS
snG s sr s ds sss sSa n
S raSseI q Sasssae can trains
I'aSs %lI@ ss. is's' a @
a1 Pay s0 Sce e:senss
Cincinnati and csyeIapa, Valley r,prcs. mario,
10 s sG sns SSss asy 6res
aa En- g s1 sna ap Su 81 LSai eoss
aio TiasaIs Rails Ssys,ni CD,s,se' Cincinnati end
sss s ssqss sseY Eug
f fsiS cpc S AMI csissss ' ' -
nalne r. Is s"a ao rs;'3' .s 81 III. 1SS ss
80 Az fSS go Sd 49, % sS g y nsHs
e IS' s$ + & me-. Psss; fas ESQ., S'a
'' s;;$ &c. 9 $a|$$ e q
r.f,Is e. Js ssass' & 4.
I'D iS L ashs 70 saaa sS Sc $50 10 ss
s. &c. i5 70 sG 70 IS
j. sssn sso e d. ssaasy 70 i ssS e.
q. m j As. 4, $50 p. ~. II night 100
80 D. m Sundays 0 a. m. 45. 5 p. m
warwiek-weet days. :45. o. 10 80 H. L. 40 p m
eo7hs 30 d. M s sun r. GaS m
Middetowh and Port JervIs-4 AS 20 o. 10 20 a. m
$3.50, 4:3o, g, 80. .. m Sundays 4aa 1880
Exnress trains from tho West arrive in New-Yo -
". j. NJ RpHi l.. ?. FARMER.
tien'l sup'L General Passenger AGENT
w EST SHORE RAILROAD.
Train. leave West Il . co.. &c follow. and %
minutes earlier from foot OF Jsy-sI. North River:
DctIot and Chicago, % 55 g. M. g 100. - l5 p m
st. Louis, % 700, % ~ M eos.,o. p-,.o. ~.
ssa ss'fFSdi nfs'IS IS bsiassss Ssps1si3
kingston. Sausesties, Catsknl, Albany. 3lo TIA
% 90 a. II $50 nj o. 90 70 Sp' S iS p AIS
- :55 10 rs, sa II $50 M. 6, 400 70 "a
For Montreal and Canada East g 90 m
Hamilton. London 20 :55 m, g 90 % rs m 20
rOnsS :, M %, DNIssa. y.lA Dsyo.
Daily: DAILY except Saturday Other trains rsiy
ton sj ii 23 a. M (s 40 IN. Hoboken West shors
Station, (a) IL 80 a. m. ts) $40 D. m ,-
For tickets timetables ptlor or seep!ng-caf accom-.
modations information apply az onces brooyn-SSS
Washngtonst 73D fucd;st Annex once, foot 81 ~:
West 42d-st, foot of Jayst. N. X . -.
westcotrs Express calls for and checks pasgasc IRON
hotels and residences q. Il LAMBEsK,
Vsrderbiitaya General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

TRAINS FOR BOSTON
IL
New-York ana New England
New-Y YORK, Ncwiiaven ana Hartford Roads
Leave NEW-NORK 10 \. NJ, IS 4. NJ. IL 10 r. NJ
Arrye G0sr, y 4 40 T. NJ, 'yrM.. A. NJ.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS
-J:CO J. m Daily, Including sundays.
Other trains daily except srniays
Sleeping can secured At tieksA
offices. s37 Broadway. and Grnnd Ccnt;a Depot
g HORE LlNE-ALLrRAIL ROCTE-FOR
~ Boston Newport and tho East Express leaves Grand
Sentfa, station az ~ oo u m ana Oo O. m for Watch
Boston 200 p. IN Limited Express Tor Newport Prov.
port Proyidenee Boston-daily Palace Parlos Cara e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

Bakers 81 iOd4 80.
Cash quotations wsrs IS t,ii,ws-yo Sortn1 WheE
o. 695c. No 3 spring Wheat 7sssspc No Rod sfo
"a nc No 2 Corn at 43ac No. Oats at "a sc No Rye
at 62sc No Barley 79s75c. No Flax seed At
81 81. Primo Timothy seed 81 531 o. Mcss forN
az sl4 As per bo. I@ri at $40 80 per sh loo 70;
Short Ribs loose s. 80 as So Dry satel Shoucrs
boxed 81 267 IS Short Clear stes Doxed " op0szo
Wmskey distlers finished goods 81 20 p)r gt Suxars-
Cut Loaf 81 &c; Grsnuiated Taos STANDARD A'9c
xytfe,.s Rer.pt. Shipments.
Eour hhts $1,000
Wheat hnsh ....... $4,000 10000
Earn hn,h -'''-'---.. 6ls.OOD 100000
DATA Sush ... Y52.OO0 l2S.0r0
Dr. 49, '------- $4,000
Harley nn:. $1,000 $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGEAfn
,vvv.ro sent le-Canfs-RccoiDts for last ~ honrs
"a bcsd Total for tho woek thus far 7''oa neaa f
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Good Ordinary 75-S Low
ST. Good Ordinary s 5-iG Midili

Futures were dull and heavy, owing to weaker adj
vices Liverpool. Final figures about l point
lower than yesterday Sales 1880 bales
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Giiuatlons iDantco-femalcs

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MALE AND FEMALE
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
All references strictly Investigated ard on file for
inspection. 49,, ,,,o III, -, ...,ua,,
from my Office.
N B.-NoT CONNECTED WITH ANY OTHER
6s WEST 22D-ST.
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KaiIroa,s.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW,IERSEY:
IN Trains leave Chambersss station week w., daSs sS
y 90, 20 40 100 and II 80 l5 10 2c
sunday S1 ." 90 S . 80 a. @ 80, 80 g rs
saturZ.y special 2aS moor. %, addt,onai 'fsin'
s.or Manuel Spring Valley Monsey and TallmanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-20

On tho Produce Excsngs rtay the Btdt,r markst was
Elgn Creamery % 92. Choices western - &c
Fancy Dairy lG0l7ac Good l30l4Hc. Eggs steady at
Is Ice for Choice Northern
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept l9-Wheat steady; NO Rod y1'2c
bid Corn nrm No Mixed 43 &c bid oats strong; No
Mixed l2c bid.
MILWAUKEE, Sept la-Fonr was nrr; Wnea' nrn
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II UTTERLY respectable man. who understands his
Id business and In the best OF families where
footman IL kept; best references. Adiscss BCILEi~
Box 1872, Tribune Uptown ONCE. i,235 BrOadway
ID UTTERLY nrst-class English butler; can take fui
ID chs, or establishment; best refcrsnccs
The Springdale news., 1888-12-14
PARAGRAPHIC PERSONALITIES.

TIE late Ben: Perley Poore is sad to havo been responsible for the origin of the ridiculous election bets which are now so common.
 TIE Prince of Wales smokes ten cigars a day and many cigarettes. They are having their legitimate result in shattering his nerves. From being good rifle shot he has come to be great misser.
 Miss LUCY CAMPBELL. a Boston girl, seven teen years old, recently took part of the Mendelssohn prize at the Royal Conserva- tory at Berlin. She is the first violeneellist that has ever won this distinction.
 TIE late Prof. Richard Proctor left his widow with virtually no resources, and an effort Is being made In England to have her and Der children pensioned, in recognition of Mr. Proctor's services to science.
 WILLIAM II. has no fixed salary as Elm peror of Germany, but there is about a million dollars that he can use if neees- sary. AS King of Prussia, however, he has civil list amounting to $3550000
 HADJG HAssEIN kHorL KHAN, Persian Ambassador at Washington, always sleeps with his hands resting in a pan of cold water He got into this habit because he had been used to a warm climate and could cool his blood in this way
 JOHS MCALLIsTER, of Lincoln, Neb., though worth &30,000 or S40.o00, has a pas sion for poverty and he lives Tn a little room on the third floor of 8 block alone, and in a state of abject squalor His hobby is "logic,n and on this subject he is a mono maniac.
 DANIEL CHESTER FRENCH, the Concord sculptor, has modelled q statue of General Lewis Cass, winch is now being cut in marble at Paris. The State of Michigan gives 1t to the National Government, and it wlll soon be in place among the other effigies of distinguished men In the old Representatives. hall.
 JAMES HAYNoN, of Worth County, Ga, has powder gourd that was earned by his grandfather in the revolutionary war. Itis well preserved and seems good for several hundred years yet. Mir Hannon also has single-barrel shotgun that did service in the same war, which is still capable of good service.
 A WONDERFUL blind man has made his appearance in the newspapers. His name is Alden F. Hays, and lie lives near Pitts burgh, Pa. Mr. Hays keeps a coal-yard, and he conducts the entire business him self He writes all of his letters on a type writing machine, but he keeps his books with pen and ink. He walks all about the town by himself and without the help of cane, and on Sundays he plays the organ in the Presbyterian church. Mr Hays is son of General Alexander Hays, who lost his life in the battle of the Wilderness.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-14

clay, as that stains the shells and lowers the quality and price of the nuts. In April the land should be marked off into the furr0ws three feet apart, and in these two peas, deprived of their shells, are dropped at inter- vals of eighteen inches and covered an inch and half deep. The young plants should be we'll weeded and as soon as they begin to blossom the drills should be bedded up on each side. This is to afford soft soil for the young nuts to strike into After the pods begin to bury them selves in the ground the crop needs no further attention until after the frost, when it is generally ripe enough to harvest. The vines are dug with pronged hoes, allowed to lie few days to dry, and then stacked in shed to cure In fortnight or so they are whipped from the vines, cleansed in a flaming mill, and put into sacks for market. The natural nuts are of a very dark brown color with rough shells, but they are made more at tractive by being passed through the fumes of burning sulphur, which whitens them, and carried number Of times through a revolving cylinder, which polishes them by attrition. These nuts yield in the South, where climate and soil are both favorable, about one hundred bushels to the acre. -Chicd90 Inter- OceaR.
The Springdale news., 1888-12-14
Riches and Contentment.

'eThe cares of this world, and the deceit fitness of riches. choke the word V ''Wcll," Hinks our impecunious friend, 'herc at least is peril that am secure from; for do not get near enough to riches to be deceived thereby. You had better carry that text to the millionares." In all which he shows himself under a total mistake. Those who have tried both extremes assure us that riches have nc such power of deceiving close at hand as they have in the distance The man who wishes he was rich is apt to be the deluded man, while he who has got his wish is in a fair way to be dis illusionized." The rich man finds it no harder to go through the needles eye than "he that trusts in riches"-and one can do this last on a very small cash capital indced.-S. S. Times