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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03
NOTICE!
TO FARMERS.
VIII make the with Imported Perchcron H,r--
MONTE CHRISTIE

No 297S a666 Recorded in rraheou s'ui bok France lnd
America Foalcd 1873 imported 1883
TERMS-usurlnCc fI7 g $40. also
with the Clay and AbdIla Horse. C1uncr.n. r Pedigree
ished If asked for. TermsInurancc $o s..
S.
The above named horses will Stable hico
Kansas Wednesday each season
ing April 1888. The other days home Valley
Stock Farm (bcter known Cars RanchJ following
young Stations home. Govana dark gray Prrchcron
bred by C. IIamln by Rapid Phoebe thooug
Percheon TERMSlnsuranoe fs. no. SINGLE s.
One black Stallion Black Wilkes simmons grand George
Wilkes dam Carrie al sired by Volunteer IERMS-In
ance $I5 $2. single $40 Also imported
Spanish Jack TERMSlnsuance SI1 $Io g. Al bred
to the above Horses Jack will be bred at the
One pure bred olsen Bull. Jacob Wits boy purch
ased by Babooc for S Jacob Wit. 90 No ,C6
Tennessee II b. No 5ol9 the Eo,ein
Herd book. TERMS Single service s.
FOR SALE
Thoroughbred and grade Short Horn Cattle
for sale trade Time will De given asked
for by giving good security.
w. M. CLARK.
Gypsum Valley Stock Farm.
Address-Iock box 40. Saiua Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

A BRIDGE on the Burlington d
Missouri River road near Alma,
Neb., gave way Friday morning, its
support having been weakened 10y
rains as a through passenger train
was passing, ami the mail and ex-
press cars went down with il, and
all passenger coaches except one left
the track. l.. a. Towne, Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, was killed; Charles
A. Eaton, of Lincoln Neb., seriously
injured, and W. NJ. McLOrney, Of
Kansas City, severely bruised and a
conductor and brakeman slightly in
iured.
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ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY

Road
s.
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THE Union Labor convention of
the Fifth Congressional District
have nominated John A. Anderson
for Congress, elected John Davis Of
Junction city, and w. H. Wright,of
COneordia delegates 10 the National
Convention. and L. J. Fryburger
Presidential electOr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

IL the east no improvement in the
condition Of the winter wheat crop
Is reported. Fears are expressed
that the crops will prove failure in
Illinois, while i'm Ohio, Michigan
and the Pacific slope the plant looks
unhealthy. In regard to the spring
wheat situation, the weather is back
ward and seeding is about two weeks
late
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| have concluded to close out INV
business, and from this dav on ever
day will be one of SACRIFICE and
| am not given to ShamS and
schemes, and this is just
what il is represented. u
BONA FIDE
CLOSING OUT Sale.

Sufferers from "lIARD TIMES
will here find relief. for our prices
on EVERY THING will be- much
less than their value.
We keep almost everything us
ualIy found i'm general store.
and YOU may here. during this sale.
supply yourself with all kinds Ol
Dry GOOpS, Clothing. Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps. Furnishing
Goods, etc.
The sooner and Ol1cner YOU take
advantage of this opportunity the
more good Yourself. 80 come
alOg! Don't he backward.
Please remember To BRING
YOUR CHECK BOOK. because
the goods will DC sold strictly for
CASH.
JOHN A. NELSON,
1O4 :. Santa Fe Ave.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

DICKINsoN COUNTY elected Satur-
day the following delegates:
Junction City: J. NJ. Hodge, ID. r.
GOrden, Daniel Weaver, J. &. Rus
sell, J. NJ. Prsshaw, ! w. Gibson,
Thomas Perry, II. &. Harvey.
Clay Center: J. J. Cooper, G. H.
IsebOld, NJ. Low, II. Haegeler. Glenn
Bell, VIM. liugeler, \. NJ. Crafy, II.
Whitney.
Wichita: G.. w. &. ROhrer, Dr. T..
e.. Ayers, =. w. Bedson, Charles
Patterson, G.. :. Burroughs, W. Sim
mons.
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&. POST.

u fONIs
Auctioneer. Chico, Kansas.
VIII attend to sales in any part Of
the country, at prices 10 correspond
with the times. Will attend To get
ting out bills when desired, and can
assist in distributing when desired.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 2-3m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

To-Day John James Ingalls, will
proceed TO make Il hot for Daniel
Webster Voorhees,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

Quincy & Co. have
money to loan on farms
at 8 per cent. Remem-
ber,no commission. 15-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

Silver Eilagre jewelry very
fashionable ct Striekler's, the
ieWeleF, us, Santa Fe avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

THE Gueda Springs Herald, OF
which Milt Reynolds il editor, has
for declared Capt II. n. Baker, Of
this city, for Governor
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

c. c. Fleck, secretary Of the fire
department, is in receipt Of the fol-
lowing letter from Gov. Martin, ex-
pressing his regrets at being unable
to be present at the annual Stale
tournament at Salina May s aud e.;
STATE or KANSAS,
Executive DEPARTMENT.
TOPEKA, April p, lSSS. )
{. e. Hcck. Esq, Secretary Fire
Department, SGiiH0, Kansas:
MY DEAR SIR:-I acknowledge
the receipt Of your very kind letter
OF April 36, inviting you to attend
the State Volunteer Fire AssOcia-
tiOn, to be held at Salina on the Sth
aud 9Th of May.
Please accept my thanks for your
invitation, and my regrets that /
shall be unable 10 accept. But
have made several engagements
during that month already, and do
not now feel az liberty 20 make
others. trust your meeting will be
largely attended and thoroughly en-
jOyable. and am very sorry that /
can not he with you.
Yours very respectfully,
JNO. A. MARTIN.
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Final Notice to Taxpayers.


OFFtcE oF CoUNrY TREAsuHFR,
SALINE tor SrN, kANSAS,
SALIVA, MARCH -, lsSs-
Notice Is hereby given that the following
describrd lands S1id in october. 4. H., l~Ni.
for the tax uf ls,i will b. conveyed tu the Iiur-
chasers unless the same are redeemed uu s'r
before the 18th day Of October 4. D.. iS,s.
Below is stated the amount ui taxes charged.
and interest, calculated 10 the last dny ct rr
demptiOn, due un each parcel
CLARENCE WfL~oN.
Treasurer of Saline county, Kansas.
DESCRIPTION.
To whom assessed Sec r x Acr Amt
H. ]. q. Neumiller
ton. at y. r. cor, sec.
2i-l}-l. =. ON Meridian
line ~ rods ". to east
bank Of solomon river
to "a point ~ feet ". OF
Mil race n. Of "a line ~
n ". of Mill race tu src
line between sec 2f-lj-t
e.. to place uf beg. Alsu
the following at the H.
e.. cor Of - mel, 2i-l3-
thence v on l-l6 line neit
to center OF solomon mel
river thence Down riV- sec - o. f-- 11
er % 9Th z. NJ, %. on
Meridian line to place
Of beg. except beg az q
cor of sec 2i-l3-l ".
On section line Jj-iou
chains IL Ef-lou
chains =. ~ " 5Ii-luU
chains q 81 = e is-luu
chains Ia Meridian
line %. ON said line fn
place Of beginning
containing 3Ci-lU acr
being part of
(neit
t,se nt 90 lalS
%
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

Spectacles fitted to your eyes at
Strickler's, lis y. Santa Fe.
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's
Catarrh Remedy. Price ~ cents.
Nasal Injector free. For sale 10y II.
NJ. Curry 4 Co.
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GI Hilton. deputy sheriff do 2s
Thomas Boyle, sheriff OF Lincoln CO in
March term iSss
4 { Fleek, balliti, grand jury Martem
ISIS 81
L d Inn, assessing Elm Greek twp 81
l. Mapes do Liberty do 7j q
{ r Granger, J z fees state Of Kan ~
NJ y iamgrem ;
] n Armstrong, constable fees state
Ofkan " NJ Z Inmgrtm - 3a
Clarence Wilson, cash paid for nue
brush as
Geo u Barnard 4 Co, stationery lai
Chas r smith, tranScribing evidence 81
4 stiles, service ~ park cum'r. .... 90
| VIM HOgben, mdse ..-...... s.
VI sullivan overseeing work un coun-
~ bridge Ijt
dco u Gotwald. caring for pauper- :,
NJ u simpson, printing .... ls9 ,
Andrews Payne, printing ~
Mn Snml Taylor, caring inrsick pau
per 10
= Batdorf. 2 fees state ~ James and
} : Thomas, constabl, state " James
aud Burr Chellls
r II Bishop. J. p. fees state vs. Gen.
ct Hilton. constable state vs. Geo.
Myrlck
sam Nuson. witness siatevs Geo Myr-
irk I q
I % I.undahI. witness ices Silte OF Kan
sst> - = /. Olson and + J Larson
u II bishop. J 7 fees state of Kansas
~ Bot Travis a
I Y isAAAt NNlAHAANlF sNlAAF ~ hAllNAN -
Bob Travis
/ & Frrderickson. Clerks fees State of
Kansas - Harry Wheeler 3s
TT Hilton, constable state Of kumsas
" Harry Wheeler ...-...... 3'
| Ben Hancock, special deputy state uf
Kansas " Harry Wheeler ID
/ 4 II Bishop, J. 2. fees state uf Kansas
~ Harry Wheeler ~ ~
/ Olof Forsse, sheriff fees state Of Kan
] & ] Carlson ei al ... ST
Salina Illuminating Co, use Of gaS . -
/ II a. Johnston, surveying. etc -
/ II III Sweetland. witness fees Stntev "
! ChilsoE - l5t
| B q Hancock. witness fees state " "
| fhilson -....-- u
& Frederickson, Clerks fees state of
Kansas David Mrsher Ht
I y q Hancock, deputy sherififees State
/ uf Kansas " David Musher
! Oluf FOrSse. deputy sheriff state OF
! Kansas " David MoSher
l W W Bartlett, sheriff fees Dee term ~ Is
B L Randolph, witness fees state of
] Kansas " W Chilson u,
/ II HOyt, witness fees state OF Kansas
] ~ " Chilson ..... .....-....... I.t
| Walter knittle, witness fees state of
] Kansas ~ W Chil-on 81
: Batdori, y frees state " Chas Grey
. q 80 a
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THERE are no less than eleven
candidates for gOverDor-L. L..
Humphrey, A. W. smith, J. b
johnson, George II. Chase, George
:. Green, T. I. Taylor, ID. r. An
thOny, David Taylor, ID. b. Long, }.
\. COdding aud =. b. Bradford.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

THRRE is a little fun at Col. ID. r.
AnthOny's expense just now. He is
n candidate for Governor on his pro-
hibitiOn record, and just as he WAS
getting things cooked and primed,
thieves broke into his cellar and
stole all his high wines and liquors.
This becoming public, has caused
business in his gubernatOrial market
TO rate pretty dull.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

DAVIS COUNTY sends the following
delegates;
junction city: r. Il. Clsmuns,
William Cutter and Robert Hender-
son; Clay Center, a. l.. Barnes, C..
A. Streeter aud w. J. Franklin;
Wichita, Geo. W. Martin and b.
Rockwell; Topeka, NJ. &. Linscott
and Gen. a. Clark.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-05-03

Friday night the firemen held
their monthly meeting. The roll call
showed hut one absent member.
The coming tournament was dis
cussed somewhat in detail, mani
Testing well-matured plans. The
proposition to arch the square at
Santa Fe and Iron avenues was con-
sidered hut not arranged for. The
suggestion was made to act i'm con-
junction with the board Of trade for
the I. z. As in the construction Of
the arch.
Assurances Of large delegations Of
firemen from Junction City, Abi-
lene aud other places were an
HOunced, and it became very appar-
ent from the reports that there will
he a very large attendance at the
tournament.
Among the exercises are drill
at the park and dance i'm the opera
house.
The annual election was held and
the old officers were reelected, as
follows: VIM. HOgben. chief; G, G.
Fleck, Secretary; Geo. r Supple.
treasurer. The chief appO nted
Samuel Jones foreman hook and
ladder company; Howard I.angen
foreman hose company No. l.; J.
W. Beck foreman hose company
No ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-20
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ EIVEE RAILROAD.
GREAT EOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE
On a., I ,-r 4 l. ttsfus leJge
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.


rooI ears NewYork to Albany. and Albany Montreal
via D. 4 II. r. X: also East Albany TO ST. AiOsnA via
zen" 8 so a. m, FAMOUS sTEAM:HEATEp vEsTI.
BULED, CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS Lhh n1n1
drawing and sleeping cars Albany. Utica syr.
cuse Rochester, Buffalo Niagara Falls Erie, Cleveland
indianapolis and Toledo. arriving at Chicago at 90 g. n'
10 80 a. M Chicago Express for Niagara Fails TO.
ronto Cleveland Cincinnati. indianapolis, Detroit and
Chicago drawing room cara 70 CaiahLaigua aid hocheS
III 80 a. H. Western New.York and Northern Express
for Saratoga Lake George Rutland. bennington North
80 D. H. Albany. Troy and Utica Special. with draw
ing room to Troy ant uuca. -
3 :5S D. Accommodation TO Albany and Troy con.
meets Willamstown. North Adams, and intermccists
points Fitchhurg r. r.
It D. ~, Fast Chcago. Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ex'
roeto and Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis ST. Louis
detroit and Chicago with vestibuled and steam heated
Il SO p, M, Montreal and Canandaigua Exgres.s.
Sleeping.csrs to Montreal via Rouses Point ana We
ST. Adams daily, also Ottawa via ST. Adams and Sanans
Aanc Railway daily except saturday, and TO Syracuse
and Canandaigua daily except SUNDAY. sunoS H''n
does not run west of Albany. -.
20 p. m, Special Mail Limited arrives at Rochester
40 q. m. Buffalo 49, a. m and Cleveland "a u Y, ~.
To- Na .sS p sahs Tsfcns csysIad cinsinn1 I9.
dianaDolis. ST. Louis Detroit and Chicago WIN ssspss
sleeping to Water;9wn via mssS o an sN
10 midnight Tor Saratoga. whitehall and kutsnsn
Sleeping cars Albany. Connects at Albany with train
drawing and ma ' ss Po ca. ~
Il ss Ras p ssscn RscY SIS and $50
u Wes.soiis Ess.Sss and checks baggage hon
daily except IS, sup Ssy,s q. sss'9g =
L. ]. RICHARDS, Asst General Pssseh9os Asen@
NJ TCuCCY General Superintendent
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

LIVERPOOL, Nov l9-4 m-Co9n.Ihe sales so Of The day
Upans Low Middling clause November delivery 81 Gid
sellers November and December delivery 3O64d sellers
delivery 2S64d value January and
February delivery 2s64d sellers February and March
delivery 296IG buyers March and April delivery. 30
6ld buyers Apr, and May delivery 3lb4d sellers May
delivery 3364d sellers June aud july delivery,
3J-6id sellers.
GALVESTON Nov l9-Cotton steady M.ddling u Low
Mddng Oh Ordinary 7-l6; net and receipts
SAB bales exports coastwse, bales; sales, LIZA
bales; stock 7G,S3S bales
NORFOLK NOV l9-Cotton steady Midding. 9's: net
receipts bales gross receipts GAP bales exports 70
Great Britain bales coastwise l574 bales sales 3O95
bales; stock. 80 GA bales.
CHARLESTON Nov l9-Cotton firm. Mdding 9l2 net and
gross receipts exports coastwise 1883 bales
sales. 600 bales; stock 66.O0j bales
SAVANNAH Nov l9-Cotton steady Middling, 9it; Low
Middlng SIS Good Ordinary. 3l6 net and gross receipts
1857 bales exports France bales 10 continent $40
bales sales, 900 bales: stock. ,635 bales
NEw.ORLEAYs Nov. 10 Cotton steady MiddlIng 9s Low
Miadng 9is Good Ordinary. sas; net receipts l2o4
bales gross receipts bales exports TO Great Britain
- bales; to France 1886 bales 10 the continent 99s
hall
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
STOCK MANIPULATIONS TO REDUCE QUOTA

Monday. Nov. O. p m.
To-day's stock market was nothing more than
pure manipulation to reduce quotations There
was an unusual amount of washed transactions,
the result of matched orders Seemingly in the
early dealings the bears were large buyers Of
stocks but inasmuch as they generally were the
buyers Of their own orders to SELL little or no
Roadway was made toward a liquidation. We
wonder if full commissions paid on all the
matched orders AS to the news Of the day, there
was none to influence the of prices in either
direction After the seeming early buying by
" bears the cry was, I'VE have bought so
many stocks and here the market is weaker than
ever" 1t was so only because it was pressed.
More than once we have written that all the
speculative energy Of the Street enlisted on
the bear side. Il is more true to-day
than it has been every day since the low prices of
June And yet the purchaser of stocks last June
sees good profit at current figures.
There is no resistance to bear raids except
the home and foreign absorption of stocks, and that
is not of demonstrative character till the bears
attempt to recoup their contracts. Since last
June there have been fifty or more Just such dark
days as this was OF course the bears at the
moment are enjoying the encouragement gwen TO
them by the action week ago of the Newly 0rk
Central and Hudson River Railroad 1t has re-
duced quotations, but not yet has it developed any
amount OF long stock
The mornings loan market developed an en-
larged short interest since Friday. So much
OF to-days market was fiction that 1t IS not
probablS that to-morrows loan market will de-
velop much change. st. Paul to-day the
principal point of attack, and made the hammer
upon the whole market. Next came Lake Shore
Louisville and Nashville also weak in the
afternoon and sold off = per cent. Union Pacific
sold of l per cent and Oregon Short Line
declined to al 1-2 In the last half-hour there
was some recovery from the lowest prices, and
out Of that rally came n report that the trunk
lines had come to settlement. The report was
invented 10 contradict tomorrow morning, And
Vpt AT
day and with it will come a settlement of all
the Western wars. And then, without the aid
of " bull' chques, which do not exist, there
will he q scramble TO close &" short contracts
Considering the efforts made to further depres-
sion, the market closed strong.
TREASURY PURCHASES
The Treasury purchased 81 90, 900 1-2 per cent
The rejected offers included 4s-S5OOOO at 1913
and $4,000 at % l-2. The local market was
dull with nominal quotations follows:
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF fortiands ana
Desbrosses SITS as follows: 49,. -.,..-
0:b0 a IN for Catasauqus and intermedate points
A. m Lyons, Elmira Rochester. bunaic
and the West and principal local points Char car 70
Elmra. ,-.-,, A.. ......
D. m for Tunkhannock and intermediate points .n.'
car to Tunkhannock Connection to Rea1ing ana Ha'~
burg. , -,..,.., ,n,.-,,ea,.ss
$40 D. m. for Pittston and principal n'e'meaA"
points Chair car l.. and u. Junction 49,. ..,,,.
:io D. M for Mauch Chunk and intefneusss ~" ~
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg 'h"' %"
Mauch Chunk ,.S..,.- p,6slo
D. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmra Roehes"'' ''"~'
Trains leaving at A. M l D. m and S'fv y ,eetens
meet for ALI points Mahanoy aud Haketon coA res''
a SUNDAY TRAINS. .,....uuu,,.
4 a. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton ana ih's''
points. ,.,o ,or,s
5:4a D. m for Coplay and intermediate points pusao
D. for Geneva. Lyons Elmifa; koehes'e' ~
and the pullman sleeper 90 LYON.
General Eastern oflee. c35 Broadway
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n RTE RALWAY-Ticket Offices 4oi A.,

r. RE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices. 40l, 81.
Battery Place Chambers and 23d Street ferries Now.
YORK; 321 and 1893 Futonst, Brooklyn; io7 Broadway,
and New station Jersey City where Tickets and Psro;
transfer baggage DO obtained Express tr. ini
a m daily Day Express buae. drawns room co..h..
70 Buffalo PH;lmsn seSepng coaches HorneIlsvie e
10 80 a. M week days, Delaware Valley Express. panos
TO Blngbam,on, oweso. ElInira and Corning
Pullman Of day and buffet sleeping % But
iso, Niagara Falls Cleveland ,Chicago Cincinnati ana
p m, daily. Chicago Express Pullman bune. sleeping
coaches 70 Binghsmt?p. I'D, owego Eimra, Rochester.
Rutherford and Passaic-4, yaS q. !so s:so 70 30
! e Ss 1S:s s5 g. 20 si.5
fs;;sss' . 'aS s asss ms ss'1c's' ss 81 As
e + "a e SO = g Z SEQ sss:
Ss' 1 ssS % I % 90 J? :? aisa s',a'
T. : e n,sA. 20 san 'sS So 'iG q;
Rldss ~ . e 80
i sss:.p sss RSss'Tss $$ssy :s s.s
NesS % and nd to1S% ss r So oAsA $780, .so
70 % s Ss%s'g: 80 a. M
r. s$sssy ie sss g. T.
M.ddietown and Port Jervis-4 AS so o. 10 80 n:
80. so 7;$o' . p m Sundays 4aS $40
7;@S + e %I ii Pjj Snd 10 20 M p. FARMER
Gen'l Supt General Passenger Agent
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PRODUCE MARKET.

ingy PorkHolders offer sp,ringy prime mes Western,
firm at 72s I'd iIams-HodrrS Offer moderately. Bacon
Holders oer moderately CheeseIioders offer moderately
American finest white and coored September make steady at
5is Tallow-There nothing Offering Spirits OF turpen
tne-Holders offer moderately Rosn-holders oner mod
erely Iari-Spot and futuresHOlders ofer sarlngly
prime Western. spot firm at 4Js Sd November firm at
As "a December and January Ais 3D. WheatHolders oner
freely FIour-Hoders offer moderately. Corn-Spot and
Holders freely Holders offer moderately mixed
Western spot dull 4s SID November, dull at is I
December dull at As sgd Hops at London-New York state
in good demand ,.,-.-
cents Of wheat for the past week from Atlantic ports
300 quarters from other sources. 10000 quarters he
of the week. 81 600 quarters
LONDON l9Calcuita nseed AS 6d per quarter re-
fined petroleum., 6A00 7l6d per gallon o - =
ANTWERP Nov. l9-Wcoxs lard closed at ioo francs "
cenmes per 100 kos. , IN
ANTWERP Nov. l9.-Petroleum-f1nc paio Amerie"n 40
francs paid and sellers
BREMEN Nov. l9-Petroleum-I marks ~ picuniss
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw-JERsEY,

" FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET NORTH RIVER
Time Table Of November Is; lsss
400 a. m. for Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch
Chunk Reading. Harrisburg, etc
100 a. m FOR bennington. Easton, bethlehem. Allen
Bethlehem Allentown. Msuch Chunk wIkesbarre.
Scranton Reading. Harrisburg, iotisyllle. Tamaqua,
D. m for Pennington. Esston. Bethlehem. Allentown.
Mauch Chunk. Reading. Harrisburg, etc.
as /. N. FOR Easton Bethlehem, Allentown, Nauch
4 30 D. "a. FOR bennington, Lake IIoIa,cong Eason.
.0G and ) 80 p: M for Somervile and Pennington
5:.5 n. for Easton Bethlehem; Allentown, Mauch
Chunk Feeding, Harrisburg, etc On Sundays at 80
a. m, sundays for Easton,
4;So, s:l5. Il rs a m. l. 4, go 8 10 p m Sun
ocean Grove except sunday. Point Pleasant
WOOD, Manchester Toms River, Barnegat, etc ParOr
4 80 m. 1 p. IN. for ATLANTIC CITY, vineiani.
80 q Sis 10 30 II :lS a m l. Z, 40 $50.
40 p ILL ''' sT SS5 5ST T}Ss : ROUTE e Il
For Atlantic Highlands, Hghland Beach, Seahrght
Monmouth Beach Long Branch, Lakewood, Toms River
and Barnegat at AS p
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE.
via Central r. Il. OF New.Jersey and Philadelphia ana
O. II a. N. ; 80, 3lj. 4. 30 80. II II. sun
DAYS at o m. 3 30. u D. IN
Trains leaving at l. 40 IL a m go. T. go. 30
u have connection for Reading HARRISBURG Potts
Tickets and Paor Car seats be procured at IL as
944. 40 1923 Broadway 49, 6h;ave 264 West l25th,
New-Yor,s Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence.