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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-11-04
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

generally steady prices No fet bean quoted ed is,hS
s andes on the basis Of fSc for No. Mid growthA
n fair request. Sales, $50 bags Buokrsmango zoe !;
Sexicsn and 2so bags Guatemala, private terms 0p.
tsons yleS tre stronger to-day but there was less life
" The speculation Gables higher and the receipts
n Rio and santos showed falling OIL both OF which
again easier Early sale: indicated rise Of 5al6
x s,liSins Havre gained i4as. frs and Hamburg
%a5 pig LopdOnsadyssccd sdS,s -. oa Sd quotations
rs: October, los; November 75s; December 74s Sd.
Rio quotes REGULAR first sSS Sooe sec seSonS 800
esaranees Yor C. S. 1000 bags total kock lb2, 900
Psseipts at Rio July to July g. 1890 $1,000 bagsi
same time 1882, 1000 bags same time 1sSS~123 600
bags same time 1889, $4,000 bags same time 1855,
Total ssies Ire to-day So,76o bags as follows
A''"i WV Closing prices. Highest. Lowest. Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11

ReepinG with lower Western markets s,,e ooo NH, N.
5' @ss. Sssd q sls s. & t Sss
s s n sS lii.
g. sST SaYs.i sss.H nfs d e. ss :lS 81
s. Z f ss$ Sss sssSs s, S'i
Ss siaG } S sasss,.h
and sesaGs snI * ch fs S Snort
sa sSs :. sspYs aoSS
Su. ruled ts na Ss e.
p ss E a ,S1M. ssS
S sS s;s. 4 81 "a :s: 20
oSs closed q $50 sales s SsssssS S Sc
sss at SsfsSSfs closed saS
ss 1ssms Ss HI fancy Ss sss 81.
Yssn came S sSs,
ST.. sssss f 'Sis
1 SSs fs Dib Dairy s %sh . 'ss
xS'; Sss5 H #s:ssl S5 Ss; sSsss lie
Co., m;ss's$Ssss s'sSssss sy isis s ' sssSs
Sifls % saay tss snd trading
Ss VIE ssss s s.ssH iansS s ss3s'' 6
ssis1 s ess s0n 1lesS
s's1 and S Z ssS
isal59c Western, 156152c for choice; fair to good
sCGAR-Raw--In fair demand at firm prices Sales
$500 bags Centrifugal 90 test 5c $500 bags Molasses
tuga Sc test al 5sc do cost and freight, &c. ReSnod
gsS Cubes essc Powdered 1l;1sc ara2ulated 510c
,X Co. on 5s.a5se White Extra CO.. iiYSe;
ENsH Cu SSGfScd &c s S,e msSSw S@sc
S,sS LES do in hhds 7S5Sc oleOmargarins rather
TALIOW-Steady and In fair request Prime city
quoted at 7l6c. Sales, 10000 at 710c and 100 900
n choice, 4l2c
M0oIrIhe week has not been active one and
the market remains in practically the condition
noted last week. Manufacturers buying In hand
tomouth way and avoid paying higher rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.Yorz, THURSDAY. July 1Q.-BEEvES-Receipts q
ss4s ng Sa isf s So s.
No city H drsssd Se tSsaS Sus generally
prices Ga5s for Native sides and soc i9 Texas
SS cSdss SEES '3s % " '"s o naS
Of Gss soM no fCT% in @
sss s s1s ws ssasf a%d
oers $50 Gs on 2e S d ~ on the
East%aSs the ElGnnonS
beef for Nelson Morris the st. Dunsan 200 Cattle for
Il head Sd T,ss ., Gsas
Ss head which 81 4, SOsst
T sd @a
Common to S'I prime Vess at 5asc zone
aresS saEi . sss iSs a9s F.
and S qD to 1a S sou
iSs| aS;e az a. IS n
Ss qS i II + s gaysr oa 8
&C. yeas' iSa n, at sc; 20 do los n at &C 20
rs h. v ss 90 5 49, 3 g. - a 81 H. % DO
DHisnesck 4 Dewey 81 Butsermlk Calves, 1876 ~ at
ysnas 1Ss & c$e at tG de-
NJ Collins 81 Maryland veals 17e H. at &c "a do 'ol
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts OH carloads OF @ 212
head-24 carloads at Jersey CITY, carloads 40 Hooohe
carload 00thst Three carloads were conslgheu
direct Sheep continue scarce and prices to dsy were
ordinary good sheep s5aS6 10 per 100 H. Good LANDS
eso o at rather higher figures the advance ranging from
L TO &c per H. but there Improvement in common
Dressed mutton firm and fully 2c higher with sales at
ga city dressed and dealers expect TO get nc ior
best quality tomorrow morning Dressed lambs were IN
Sales r. Pidcock 4 Sons: 1877 MARYLAND Lambs 90 ~
average at 7s.c per 235 Virginia do 1874 ~ at 7stc
q vest Xifsins S a. go sS da st e at 81
Sc 70 Virginia Ewes, no7 n at sc 10 DO 81 r. at n
s. Mcpherson & Co.. 2as Virginia Lambs, e4ls H. at
' r sadIss Co. so2 Western ter Sheep 81 H. at 60 90
sherman 4 Culver: 220 Kentucky Lambs. 6Zi2 ID, az
Sc 30 I20 do o2l4 n. at Sc; 247 DO 02@ at g e
az Kentucky Ewes 1921 n, at So 81 do SO 10 at ~ 80
81 Bucks Culls 103 ~ at SO 80 20 Bucks 1872 ID az
So 75. ,,-..,... ,.,. no .. =. 7ao ner
N Ewes l2Ila H. at sc Bucks. 1912 ~ at &C.
MI Cabins 23B Virginia Lambs 20 NJ at 7dsc: 236 ONO
Sheep SOL ~ "a do, so n, at 6i2c; GA do 77S4 d.
% HosRecepts IL carloads OF 603 head4 carloads at
zOthst carloads Jersey City, and carloads at Ho.
boken No sales live weight. Nomnally steauy al
| "a so per 100 N. 49,. . ,oAo,noa y. 5,o6n7c
| medium 10 light.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

7s. J w Ss,; soa 10TH
avs Same To- Geoige Hyatt property year ssSl9
PGef ana yf %os assSss
ton 4Gl.ve, 2d-st (4th ward Instaimsnts 81 600
Belcher,o William r., to Il corman' sso Peari's@'
Britain John to i o y Camp, W sedgwick-svo.
coggsshal, 'wlIlan e. sda Townsend 11s'A-
Darragh, Thomas, to o Herwis, 1'5sh-'' 9Th
Erst 1ngSrsSe Peel zedeck Kranke Unserstit1ung
yeIeia 70 MSSSal Life Insurance Co., 81 and % Fi'
sCaRsesu 1e5 hie u sn; soc Company
FitzsOmOns, 70 n N Spear. cor lssave ana 10Th
'' GaiGeld George TO Union Savings Inst 12sd-
3D. Go r. John B. TO Watering; 44th-s' of 11ti
GaloiaIth, Andrew. e ,Id Camp sc Armand Place.
Grober +, to Immigrant Ind Savings Bank, uth-st
a AHsass oss sa 70 il Carey 125ss
sSas' i:f'S Sutton S; Of ehave,
Hunt Richard r, to GerPania Life Ins Co. e0ths'
ttays yfs az EC Grain $50 5.hst ooo
KOb, bernhard, . Emigrant Ind Savings Bank S
KOeber,. K, to Geo Fennell soth-st, Of 1stave.
1Stz' Charles to Won Au 100 sth-st yrs $40 900
Same 10 Title Guarantee q Trust Co; same prop, VI.
slI lewis Wolf, to Kreppe 20 Broome-st, years.
Same to Samuel Kempner, property, months
Manning John, to Bowery Savings Bank 22a Madison
OIdemann b, 10 j " fIaRne 10 NeSI o"'h-S' N''S'
Donne william to Continental Insurance Co, 80
Mr. ,berry-st, l year, Sl,0O ,,.A -, = ~, 9th
O'Farrel Daniel, 10 Il duncan o,'h's" vi Jun
ave- IrSgue' John e. to James, 100 West s5th-st
Pintner Moritz to E Knox, n 72d-st' OF 3D.
ava q wears ~ mortgages), $4,000. o-., -. -
0uackenbush Abraham, to George Roll, 5 2oth's''
same TO- Louis ottman same property year $50 600 90
Roth, Morris, TO Irving Savings lnsututloh i'o0'
Avenue A. year, 5000, ,yo,, s.on,on.st W OF
| Rathfelder, Albert, to II Woii' osa''oi7" " "
Attorney-st, / year, S3,OOO . - ,. ,,.,h q. a
OF 7th.ave months, 81 226 - =, MIL. -, nth .ve
sTrasburger, Byron L, 70 Mary Field loth-a'e'
Stuyyesant r. to Greenwich Savings Bank, cor sd'
steers NJ j. to Moses, executor, 1oSdst oil ioui
ave- s,teSmetn Elizabeth CAMPBELL and e6Sther
Smith Frank i, to P Biershehk, Soth-st' Cd
CHARLES to L Sachs, 365.369 Broome-st year.
$4,000. .,.,..,,o 1,,s Assurance Society same prop.
er'V$a9 Revnecone James to w Beckman, e9thst o
of ithave years RlS,OO0 e..., . . ots.st . ~ eth.
ave, year, fooOO. y, J.. rhoDos ponan n oth-st W OF
| Westhelmer Jacob II 70 Ihomas hoh"n' . "'"''' "
'Westhemef jacob II. Ford, sth-st oil Avenue
A. 8 years, $4,000. c.,,. N co,ora,n snd .o.bers
w River View Terrace OF Dock-st mortgages ye@rS'
| Hl1 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
1--WE STOCK MARKErs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo July 10-Cattle-Receipts last "a hours ~
head total week thus far 1890 head Tor sane Tine
1850 head 20 head on sale Sheep ,e w aS
thus far 10000 head same time last week. ~ 2Oo
head consigned through, $500 head 200 head 70 New
Receipts hours head total for a Tee So thus ia5
signed through $3.50 head 1850 head to New-York
head good S at U Sscd
weights selected heavy ends good e choice Dice h sa ana
seec-d York weights 81 10ds4 10 Ight PIGS 20
Chicago July loRecelpts 1900 had snip@enss
90 S6st 40 stockers and feeders 81 20ds3 80 COWS,
S1lis and mixed 81 25as3; Texas cattle 81 60ass 90.
tet wesS Over mixed - eoa$S heavy e 7oS
sS SIS light SO 65ds3 80 skps SSa*S ~ sh te9Rv
NATIVES. s. 5ods5 i2l; Texans, 90 5oas4 80 lambs
s5dS6 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION
Fourth Ave. and 42d St., New York.

The oy1y r RATf9AV sT It FoE Il 1Ss 9rr~ -
$50 A. M.-CHICAGO VESIIBULE LlMlIEp-a"'
1921 seas0 10 70 IN asf asy vEsr1BuLE LIMIT
ED-due Cincinnati so. indianapolis lo'oo o. H. '
1856 A. M MoIRwEsrERN DAY ExPREss-daiy except
$50 r M-NoRTH SHORE yESsTInVLIES Inter M nfI,
Due at Detroit at 10 a M, Chicago f'oo y H. "'
40 OP T. ibclnn6il MoNTREAL AND Mas
s.15 Af ,. S M,LFasT sT. LoUIs AND CHICAGO Ex'
PRESs-Dde indianapolis II 20 D. m. next day. D"
Is Rsb Srps6EE g. FF III s.
bsiiS 20 sii. q 80 .s oab 3d. VII
4, e g ' - Is ! s. 90 sisSs e;
So $S si b. d 4 9s 90 P IL d
RotHEsIEE 80 1929 70 nI.S 50 a. m'' 80 o'Oo'
BuEF SS y 81 40, 10 80 T. m, Oo 7;so GAS
NIRGHRA FALLs-lo 90, 10 80 a. M 4;5o 8 co. 7'So'
sAkATdGA@te co. II 80 a. M, ECO. Il 80. 7:~
TASEsSES 80, 50 90 % g. g Sas p M
jazz MOUNTAINS sSP .d G; CO.
Saga GNRSSSna GENEVA Sy hND so
TX 81 Hills ILL Via HARLEM IA DIVISION
to tS ks. N" and space in apply a. s,Ta
fsni Fsik s fssa g Is az W Sss So
NexY9rk S$s %ashias sIRa 72o Fu'0n'' ana 90
EXPRESS R ea Tor and checks baggage
hotels and residences through 70 aestnaIoh ohe, train.
tDaily except Sunday s'aturdays only o'nef ''A'"'
esesgs nGss soyns at sSa Il 90 MID
night ;sSM at lssf;s 'a GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGhAfh'

Liverpool, July 10, y. m-Ihe SAFES VI INC usS i"uN
600 bales American. .,o Nt,ddl,ng low
iddiina clause July delivery, 206id sellers July sn
august delivery 25o4d sellers August deTe5S sl
ieps September delivery 2se4d sellers septem6er ana
doliverv 52.S4d sellers November and DecenDsr Ge
ery : 5o.eid sellers December ard January ue'eiS'
galveston July 1oCoton nominal middling ad l aros
rcCbipts I6 bales exports coastwSe 81 bales Sae''
balS; tolE 9iy I0--Cotton nominal mddng lac net
gross receipts none; exports coastwise 100 bales
Stock &
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
NIAGARA LAND FOR SALE:

~,IAGARA LAND FOR SALE. ,.,.,o,
Nl"'fIt IA IN the Proposed Tunnel Distric. ,,,ao
1Nos.i viii be received by the undersigned eomi''ss
Iroposon and estate OF Jane A. Poter Iunate, az, AZ
o. me pe az the hank OF Suspension Bridge -
Rrdse g. " until ~ o'clock n9G bs M s and property
Jn n a. part Of lots As and 40 OF the Mile in
Suga roany Of Niagara and the state Of NSaed one
tanning Tve 100 acres Niagafa River south vi
a nss adjoining ad the nrst described Rafse
anu scb nroposals should be ia writhg .o will he con.
SH'n proposal for less than $500 per acre Will W
sidered. - -. xoiacton Of any proposal shall De
90 ne order tho supreme SoVrt. u,,oc IN any
sus title and description VIII De emmy 49, onlce
Ihs nterested BY Che undersigned at ms satd o''
Committee OF the person anu ~,
OF Jape. A. Porter, 100 iuhA"''
natsa Suspension Bridge, y. Y, July ., DIV:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
miscellaneous

=, ETSIoNSYow Is the time to apply under new
Flaw Circular showing who are ehGted sent e
An soldiers their widows and their ucpenosnS Pars'
shorld address TALIMADGE & TALLMAD"E', A'9s'
Chicago ILL., and Washington D. o.
he soa Booh IlIostrated The standard authority on
American open air amusements kuies tEf in
SnII al ner COW Published by The Tribune Sew lors
Entertaining and universally eomDnmeheeo oy ene pr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11


FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoUR-There was tirm mar;
ss' az % but from the west Indies SHs oSn
uSd sOCd and there was buying United King
S SS u6 SO SSls isS eqT inesdI%g
@sst indies 1866 66 Manesosa Extra = 5ds5
$500 @ W hS. IN g 9oe SSs sSpern s
MN West 1na 51Sst g. PatSntsst ai 1899
s Sow fair lr'so 70 choice g lsa% sssy
o5dsy To 0 %Sss SS * fang 1913 q Se
IS S5ess 50 Rye Mixtures. So 55ss strashts poot
t. fr q sn g Sssss i
e Sdera oo d sBs Oa and exp p
Skipping grades j. 4sqs$ Trade and Family ITtfas
8 iea$l % Paen 81 4OGso 500 IKE t1 oS
ss@s 2s choice fancy in small lots y SoaSS a.
N 4 sos s. and : S
aSpadns To- Ss 1 1psS Market ruled very
I5ssa v small as
II Fl Bs; :::S; I'd
Below the nnsi Of YESTERDAY SPECULATION was dne
active and TpTsS of q Sash and
July was more Or ess des q S U amy
suSsequentiy rallied 9l;se after which there was de-
Se sTSs By St to 81 SDeaS sS3
y & esR down S1 TS To- oO St
up 10 sSac alter which eed back So lice closing
sne ss %ssAs fq R the 'f Wniied
sas a some on eFs hs ose hand sD
hsryss1g go sections S S4 Rs snOHnns hot
dry winds which tended TO strengthen the stuano.
assfs svSa seS 1:Ss,
s.she ,o Ssas srtasn SoS here and s
fn9eIlor arrivals los 100 bush sSng 81 sSs
bush wheat ana Rgs aG sns cS oe
Va ~ @sISs, sri ss
t Og hs 9a Gn Ted Kingdom and loads 10
Continent Mer bought loads ,.c1 The sIasa
az iss mGnta AgsG es, ISd sSsn
D sse iGs 1899 no.
dsisFa gngraded Winter BED sdaS7 S rs ECO sic Ing
ss9ss$Ss Dc d 4asss ass g sDns sGH5
Rps oc co. Il a. closing :. and %
%Saan gsse anSSf Il S'IIf Gr
5. soS ys1s S %si S@s
brisk in ali months There further reports Of dry
ss 4 4 ss ny y1a s9S r?ri1E s;s
I me ruled fully L. nshe buy by
s., adIF to reae d b of S Close %as
bush a. out port 7'sS 0 ssptember
c The report places the a eCn 6na Rus a.
s:as Tng1adsa %Se% snd
@ g $sss. -ss
81 eo, I'M I E: ' & corn sad Sn.
spot s RTces s ssYa Iro%
q' s%G s!edg rs @ SO@;
ssne ac and there oD was sen 30 bush On
seeT sold at ss N sales N soS go 30 OS Se
future lGo 600 bush sPes eevaor 20 Mixed S4a
$4'.c elevator. s5SaSS4c delivered Whit no soc
elevator Ungsdsd Mixed Western 1885, w sn no:
1st 34i4a342c, closing at 34lac do Septenber 5St1
S %5 sT &C. Ss ssss a. At Ss9S
naESs the condition SIG, against 89s last month
1880 sharps, sOds5c Rye Feed, 7oa75e.
HAY AND wS medium meS sed low rule heavy
Pee on iaf niieS straw has a Slow inquiry HAY
Choice s0asoe gSo0c, Ssnong S0asSc sTRAW-LOng
sye 9eS 7Se DID, Soa'oc SNORT rye 'O"'''' '"'
"heab ZodoVc- !. ,.,.o - ,ood,rro
HoPs-There is firm market for choice ana mediIn,
with moderate demand partly on iouiis s STATE 1889
ferior stock q9iet but ssaay isSod common 10 fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
r,,,poprAN pROpUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool July TO- S45 p m .1H cn ana ab PSIk p IS
~ du at 43s Bacon good demand long clear mdees'
So mt IS H. firm 29 ca IL to n9 nj
l be ~ and coored 43s raow in poor demand nn
sps I'd Rosin in demand. Lard-Spot and futures
IN moor demand Wheat IN poor demand fouf gooa s
d mixed western spot and July firm at IS SAD Angus
% -. o. cd SeItember firm at IS l0hd Hops at Loh'
a Ipaciac Coast-There is nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
RAILROADS..
DE N N s YLvANIA
i RAILROAD.

RAILROAD.
az AND AFTER JUNE %. 1890.
Trains sat,on foos OF Dcsbro.ses and CortianSs
Streets. as follows: 90, 70, IN. we,.. pullman
ssspns Sey.fas
d 81 Is Loe hays next and
,oso ISs gfffE SMIcASo. hM
breHpg H%sn3isl sT 9sSsl
ss s9Ssq sDds @ad AZ s
sSa %osaS Ct a2e Is s'e S
aGS ass Asp al SIS SSa p'nSs
fsssenssi al 81 L Ssn
= ssasn. F. G al ess :
n % PsssSSs E aGH pinSs
org S 4 SaS
"a Gonn nsss a 1o c nSs ant
aSq Ttd DO sy SssSsp saturday Pullman nue,
500 seepR c e Mem :;
a &c mo ecy xhd aE5ys'
@a s ard 81 cS s1gcD hs ssiu "a on
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
iy 'Ss;? sSssSSS ss5 $
&C. S in$ NO Soc s n 81 ;ss III ssas e, s
cSe.. sS and 6hIs RAILWAY sssper'
Dininl through o:oO - W. usny
For Long Branch Point Pleasant and nterned na STA
800 $40 gao sReciaD, go , 20 ana is 9S p m.
p M 30 not stop at Asbury PsrS or nw, pa,,o,
Car and Day Coach Weekday CONNECTS Cor Cape May
and with through car for Browns Muls ana Beach
Haven. q,
For Ola Point ana Norfolk, via New York Phladephia
Norfolk Railroad 90 q. M daily except Sunday, any
8 90 D. m. daily; via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2le
o. M. weekdays.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave follows:- ~ la.
30, 20 8 100, 80, 30. Chicago Limited VIZ IA
Dining Car and 10 10 washington LmSe, aga X oS
800 6s0 90 ard 200 M na and o6 y lS ng as:
days Express 10, $50 100 g9 Lml no and b d9
p mr., and - rs night Accommodation, 'o9 D. a m;
check aRe BAGGAGE fro ron hotels and residences
For local trains apply to any ticket asens
OF the Company. N ,yoon
CHAS. L. PUGH, .; IL MoVD.
General Manager. General fassr Ageh@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-11
Railroads
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF IN. MY y t -JERSEf'

A
FOOT Ii slRaETaSq HskEas River .,
town SS aaaeR chanf EesSSg @
ga s SsaoYssn %
N1ga Sa%a Ms9a5s ssS Alien,
tSHR f9a nui BeSsHe@ Chunk
10 for Msas ehd He
S5l 4RrJ ssR0S
ri SE fss
POttsyle on sg9dpy, for EastOn' Bethlehem Allen
t0T s4s siH'h o9 OE hasSa BsSslem Allentown MaucA
aqua sd pO p M Tor Fe%HEon Hopascong Easton
sG%ssye n s9s Esmn ssnsow0 na.cs
ID Si saa At 80
rs 81 sss s f SsS s1s s
avs M ., s 90 p Park Sunday trains do not stop
sS "a Sa s 30 Sns ksyDs stadsSs
9qG For LaEewo S Toms River and Barnegat 400 SIS
For bach S HAVEN Atlantic City, vneand and Bridge.
toni tcr G TGrsshod 4 10 p his rs H. 80, 80.
$ ysS 90 o. 90 49, T. 5 - 80 + H. sum-
days. ox$ SP{x5S SdS cH R2gTH Grove &c.
FOR Hsh1Sd Bea5s S, z re- Of
80 $50 p. Sundays 3 go NJ, .Oo 2 m ~ S.
DAYS oniy1, 40 80. 80 p m Sundays, 80 a. M,
o2 For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat $780, 745
| A. M, ] 100, 3:45 p. M -. Nal, po,,. o,o.a..
For Flberon Ocean Grove. Asbuy ParS Point PIeasant
&C. at as, Q 100, IL 100 a. m, l;oo $40 49, o:so
p Ror Beach Haven Atlantic City, Vneand, Bridgeton,
| &c, 80 q. M. 100 y. M
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Via Central r. r. Of NewJerse Philadelphia ana Read
| u n Bal X.
For Phiade pha at 80 4o, 200, IL 30 a. m. 1 ~.
100 10 co. 90, 600, go p m IL 10 nigh nc
SUNDAYS, 900, IL 100 a. M. ;oO' S;2o' 100 e'oo
p For Haltmore and Washington daily at 0o II 80 Tex
cent sunday o. m, 100, 20, 100 D. II 10 night
'eP TrSins ieaying at As II 80 :S9 ;Sos5 100.
ncStIon for heading, Harrisburg, Pottsyllle, &C. ,.
| For Sunbt ~ LeNsburg and Willamsp0rt, wa Phla-
denba at as a. m. Il 80 Buffet Paror carr 80 D. M.
rs Is midnight except ssturiay night, Sundays p No
Tickets and parlorCar seats be procured az Zol
415 ga ITO 1928 broadway 7s7 shay 2et West st
l05thst. 1874 East 125thst New-foKi CourV-st' ooo
/ Fulton St, % broadway. brooklyn -, -, a.. -. -,
Ncw.York Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana checK
baggage from hotel or residence
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andard OF classified
STAINED.

Good Ordinary ,::9,s Low S,SsM iddling. 10 Ills
Options quite firm to-day, but the speculation was
devoid Of vgor Advices from Liverpool reported slight
advance and this prompted some little covering OF shorts
period the market showed gains OF 4d6 points and
the steady 94 points rise for the day. The
Government crop report had little effect Sales, $4,000
halns
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY

RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs-N. Y. CITY.
Msss trust sS9s MoI.s Of p 1lss 2OAloo
S1 Gis, : S lssS I: 81 SsisaEs l4oAvy
lp fs' Camp and iS Se e to rsie GsSah
' Aspis s't filsy J to 1issaaslayS 20.
Old Boston Post Road. N cor 146tn-st, lSx5Ix
LsssSs,ast No icz; Charles simmons John
S'i5sS sSsss Hgsi camp ssl Vie !: Is sSS
Ssf sasls.s 70 SO IF le.A'ye, 'oOoa' Geo.
o2ds saps SOC y idshs H's 5OhiooS Ellsworth
Linsoiaave 70 Geo cor Isith:;i i0oiGo Nathan
Kas ct al to pOm o E ISstSs iOx62io
Minnie S 6 to , bertha c gSRoO John ii $1,000
Ms&.haw Maud n SaR sa,r il plot 10 &c
40x1ls; james Reilly to Francis o'shaugn- ,so
Lot te %, map building sites on Harlem Railroad,
Kl1s s.a s, Road 75xl24 Eliza Van sehalek
17ts top s. isS adayc aSxo2 Roll oo
12sta,st, s $. $50 oth.sye 11.o&5o.ii; Ellen
5et h1S~n to h iaS 5sys g5oo5
hws sx:ssu$ md q st 70 y Johanna
z't' aSlsn an and i WIFE to Abraham
aot ars 'i0s a. lot So. map spencer 3s5x9S9
Andrew Farrell and wife ~ Elizabeth oae-
oh 6sns SlaS to Daniel KehH d. 10000
1st-aye n cor 15th-st 1S.3xS0: Elizabeth
Miller guardian Emma Miller, to James F1tl- ,oo
SAM, same efopeiW iAn MINT. anu ~ 1880
34thst, 5. 375 It C OF 1othave, 25xsS Eman- q,
uel Saloinon, ira nd wife 10 Hugo Mack 4
Same property Alfred Solomon ana wife TO same:
Dcsncey:st Nos 30 and 272j Adoph Rossnthal 8,
Freeman-st n s, 80 IT G Of stebbnsave 2oxdo; o.o
John & Anderson to T. Terry. Zoo
33th-st n 5, go # g OF 6th-aye, 17xS5.s;
peiey 70 oaiah NJ gs icy lanes W Kecbam To- l.
"S esae and racs another 'ar' 1880
10 y Delaney
niofn,Stf townsend e aT 70 cogssshai $500
42c 1T. No 7S West; Fures 70 liammerstein
izIT-'i Sc5wab to NJ A schroeder -. 415o
aadst M ~ West i, Seixas To o Hammersein co. 900
l2S srs 1aItist cHurch to iafiieId 1900
S'tfSs Moore to Kenny ~ 2es7
AVsnSs he lex to stanf o. 1880
Bathgate-ave, 1925 fl n Of 1S3d-st, 61.lOx1oI9i
Mary Dooley TO James Dooley. .................
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COTToN-The spot market ruled quiet and steady at
unchanged prices Sales, 664 bales for consumption Port
receipts to-day 1856 bales against 15 bales last week and
o9q baes this last year Since September receipts
at the ports aggregated 555o bales against 54e7 073
hsles for the corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American standard Of classified
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AN
WASHINGTON.
NETWORK, oYTARIo ANH WESTERN RAIL

Passenger trains leave foot Of Jay and 42d st as follows
Jays 80 a. III i-dfSL % a; ~; i0r EaiIs6ure
Liberty Hancock Walton Ps Ea ann SSas S %sS
last 900 a. M 42dst, 40 a. M; for Campbell
Hail Lakes MohOnk and MInnswaska WS Fssy s.
Dale Fais6urg, HurleyyIle Liberty White Lake
Hail axes Mohonk Minnewaska, waikiki valley Sta
lions MIddletown BlOcringburg Eenye , pSrt JgryIs
kockland %, . ,oo , ~ for Vast Earn
wall orrs Mills stony Ford, Campbell Hall. Middletown
p 42dst 10 P M bS for dMdd osSera
Rochester Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago and points West
Jay.st 80 D. 42dst, 40 r Nh SATURDAYS only
Fallsburg Liberty, White Lake. ROekland s,. sun,,v.
Deffv through. Other trains daily, except sundays
Pullman drawing and sleepingcar bers reserv
at 323 Broadway. New-l ork 90 r-.A...o p..o - -