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The Indianapolis journal., 1890-10-03
AT NEW YORK.
Ruling Prices In Produce at the Seaboard
Commercial NIerropOIfs.

Ruling Prices In Produce at the Seaboard's
Commercial Metropolis.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Flour-Receipts
14,6c9 packages; exports, ,308 brls. 2,919
sacks. The market was unchanged and
moderately active. Sales. 1850 brls.
Wheat-Receipts, 1890 bu; exports none;
sales. 1,496,0o0 bu futures. $1,000 bu spot
The spot market was moderately active,
chiefly for milling. and unsettled, closing
steady. No. 2 red, e1.O1as in elevator. S1.03
afloat, $1.02s401027sf t. o. b.; No. 3 red, 96l2
097c; ungraded red, : S1.O1 sa0LO4; No. 1
Northern, 81. 1.14l2 for old; No. hard. SL17 for
old. Options early were 40l l2c higher on
reports that the millers were taking nearly
all Of the stock moving. afterwards reacted
and closed only 1s0 4c over yesterday.
The large receipts at Minneapolis caused
the weakness. No. red, October, closed
at S1.Ol14: November, 81 .0234 01.027e, closing
at 81. .O234: December, 81 .O3bslD .043s, closing
at $1.04; May g. .0S0 10Ss4. closing at 81. OSss.
Rye quiet and steady; Western, 6S071c.
Barley steady and quiet. Barley malt dull;
Corn-Receipts 104, 100 bu; exports. 49, ,116
bu; sales, 1,4400O0 bu futures. 5000 bu
spot. The spot market was active and lao
l2c lower. closing steady; No. 2. 554 55i2c
mixed. 5514057c. Options under free Offer
ings sold down lsf0 l4c. but reacted on COW
ering and closed steady on freer export de-
mand. October. 55G 555sc, closing at 554c;
November, 554955sac;, closing at 55 4c; De-
56ss057c, closing at 56l2c.
Oats-ReceIpts, "a 900 bu; exports. SS4 bu;
sales, 3l5, 600 bu futures. $4,000 bu spot.
The spot market was moderately active.
l2c down and easy. Options were easier,
l. g.. 49, IL. - 4. -
at 43ssc; November, 44ls044l2c, closing at
44lsc; December. 44Sac; May. 1880 46s4c,
closing at 46osc; spot No. 2 white, 45ls0
45l4c; mixed Western. 400 46c: white West
ern, 44054c; mixed State, 44054c; No. Chi
cago, 44l2c.
Hay steady and dull. Hops firm and
quiet.
Coffee-Options opened steady at un-
changed to 10 points up. and closed firm at
5000 points up. Sales. 20. $50 bags. includ-
December. 17017.10c; January, 16.350D16.4 40c
March, 15.7O015S5c: April, 1900: May
15.45015.e0c; June, 1890; spot Rio steady
and fairly active: fair cargoes, 20r0203ac;
No. fat bean. 1890. Sugar-Raw quiet and
firm; refined steady on moderate demand
Molasses-FOreign nominal; New Orleans
quiet: common to fancy, 2SD45c. Rice act
i've and steady; domestic, fair to extra, 5G
6l2c; Japan, 60614c.
Cotton-seed oil steady and quiet Tallow
quiet and steady. Rosin steady and quiet
Eggs quiet and weaker; Western, 191ad
21c; receipts, $3.50 packages.
Pork fairly active and steady; mess, S11.5(
012.25; extra prime, S10.50011.50. Gu,
dull. Lard dull; Western steam, 6.3712c
sales, $50 tlerces. Options-Sales, 3.5O(
tierces: October. 650c; November. $3.50
Asked December. 665c asked; January. 67s
06.o2c, closing at 6. .7Sc; March. 690c.
Butter firm on fair demand: Western
dairy, 100 14c; Western creamery. 12023c
Elein, 23l2c Cheese quiet aud firm; ligh,
skins, 5f07l4c; Ohio flats. 6l20S12c.
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SEC: black bride, ~ doz.. GOA CSC; fair bride.
650s0c P doz.; city kip. 6599Oc; French
kip, S5c0Sl.1Q city calf-skins. 7OcGSl
French calf-skins, s101. so
HIDEs-No. G. s. hides. 7l2c; No. q. ;.
hides. 6l2c; No. green. 5G5 5i2c; NO. green.
SHEEPsKINs-4Oc0s1.
HORSE HIDEs-S2
GREAsE-White, 3aac; yellow. Sc; brown,
2l2c.
TALLow-No. 1. 4s4c; No. 2, Sl2c.
PROVISIONS.
JOBBING PRICEs-Smoked meats-Hams,
10 lbs average, 12c; IL lbs average. III 10
fbs average. lie; 17l2 lbs average. lie; 20
lbs average and over, lie; skinned hams
12c; English-cured breakfast bacon. light
or medium. 10c; English-cured shoulders,
IL lbs average. 7sac; California hams ans;
hams and knuckle pieces. selected.
11l2c. Bacon-Clear sides, so lbs aver
age, 74c; clear backs, medium aver
age. 74c; clear backs. 20 to % TBS aver
7s4c; clear bellies, Is to 20 lbs average. lac.
Dry-salted and picked meats-Clear sides,
uusmoked, 634c; clear backs, unsmoked,
6s4c; clear bellies. unsmoked. .7l2c; bean pork.
~ brl. 200 lbs. $1450; bean pork: L brl.
s11.5O. Bologna-Skin. large or small, &c;
cloth. large or small. 5l2c. Lard-Pure
winter leaf. kettle rendered, in tierces, 7s4c
in tubs, 60 lbs net. 7s4c; In one-half barrels
Slsc; in 50-fb cans in 100-fb cases, 7Isc; In
2O-fb cans in SO-fb cases. SC; in lob cans
in 60-fb cases, sl4c: prime leaf lard. in
tierces. 712c; Hoosier Packing Company
lard-ln tierces. 6s4c: in 5O-fb cans in 10O-fb
TIMERS SUPPLIES.
Best brand charcoal tin. IC. 10x14 14x20.
12x12. S70z25; TX, 10x14, 14x20, and 12xl2,
So 50OS75; &c, 14x20, roofing tin. s.. 7506; IC.
2Ox2s, S11.50012; block tin, in pigs, 26c; In
bars. 2Sc. Iron--27 B iron, 3i2c; c iron, &c;
galvanized, so and 10 TO 60 per cent. dis
count. Sheet zinc, 7c. Copper bottoms,
Soc. Planished copper. Soc. Solder. 15016c.
Clover-Extra choice re-cleaned. 60 fb bu.
S4.5O0475; choice, $4.3504.50: prime, 81. 100
AIS; English, choice, S4.300450: Alsike.
as to quality, $4.5o0625; Alfalfa. $3.50
600; white Dutch, as to quality. $500
CPS. Timothy. fancy. As ID bu. Loo 1.7O;
choice. $3.50 l.60; strictly prime, 81. 500 100;
Bluegrass, fancy Kentucky, ID ib bu. $500
0325; English, choice. "a 10 bu. g. $50 LBS.
Orchard Grass, choice. IA ID bn, SLIGO o9l. 40.
Italian Rye Grass. choice, Is lb bu. Sl.5O0
LIS. Red Top. choice. IA fb bu, 65c07Oc.
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Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 P. NJ. Oct. 2, 1890,
as furnished by Elliott Butler. abstracters
of titles. Hartford Block. No. "a East Market
street.
Nancy A. Miner to Agnes Y. vermeule.
lot g, in Losey's subdivision OF lot
60, etc, in Fletchers second addition 81 l,4OO.cO
Mary +. Pepple to Frederick Peterson.
lot 80. in block 20. in North Indian
George NJ. wells to j. j. CaTriger. part
of the east half of the northwest
quarter of section %. township l6, ooo 90
Thomas F. Quill to A. S. Patterson. lot
/, in square 27, in Beaty's addition 625.OO
H. Z. Earl to Anna p. Earl, lot 46. In
Hogshire ct ais Pleasant run addl- .oooo
Massachusetts avenue Saving and
Loan Association to +. 4. Meyer,
part of lot %. in McCarty's subdi-
vision of outlot 49, 1,I2o.O0
j. s. Cruise, commissioner, TO c. +. w.
Koepper. jr, lot 2, in Hills addition 1,lOO.0O
Henry Griffiths to j. I. Lang lot q, In
FatOut's subdivision OF lot i, ETC., in
Blake's subdivision of outlot 16o--- 2,oOO.oO
John 8. Spann ct al. to Mamie Bur-
goyne, lot 4SO, in Spann a. Co. 'sseo-
ond Woodlawn addition 42O.OO
Conrad Beck ct al. TO Christian Wlese,
part of lot T. in Bates ct al s subdi-
vision of outlotH H.------------ Z,ooo.Oo
Henry X. Bond, trustee. ct al. to M.
Fietcher's Subdivision OF ontlot CO.. $4,000
| John s. Lazarus to =. b. McVay, parts
of lots 1877, 1873 and 139 in Morri-
sons third addition 2,OOO.OO
| B. 4. Marshall to Wilhelmina Metzger,
lot 3, in block "a, in Brightwood--- 10000
Geo. A. Freeman TO Eliza Freeman,
half of lot 2, in Cleveland Place.. 10000
John Hedlund to H. j. Milligan. part
of the southeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter of section 26,
township 10, range 3------.-- 9,2oO.OO
| 8. Z. Perkins to f. T. Hord, part OF ~,
the southeast quarter of the north
east quarter of section 33, township
l6. range 4, containing two acres.-- 10000
T. H. Thornburgh to Mary Thorn
burgh, lot 4, in Bells subdivision Of
the south half of block &c, Johnson's
heirs addition Z,5OO.OO
Mary Thornburgh to I. X. Thornburg,
lot z, in Holiness addition. 100000
Frank Comfy to william Chavis, lot 3,
in square 15 in Fletcher ,jr. IS, north
east addition l,3oO.OO
Amanda Wright to w. o. Barnaby,
part of the northeast quarter Of SEQ
ton 3, township Is, range 3------ $4,000
Equitable Saving and Loan Associa-
ton to j. n. FraZee, lot "a, In Julian
ct ais southeast addition. 5.OO
Conveyances. 21; consideration. $37, 700. 90
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INDIANA COUNTY FAIRS.

The following is list of Indiana county
fairs. The name of the secretary is ap-
pended:
Daviess. Washington, Sept % to Oct. 4. James
c. Lavelle.
Jay, Portland, Sept 80 to Oct. 3, Henry ].
Votaw.
Knox, yincennes, Sept. % to Oct. A, James
w. Emison.
Lake, Crown Point, Sept. 80 to Oct. 8, Walter
L. Altman.
LaPorte, LaPorte, Sept. 81 to Oct 3, VIM. A
Martin.
Perry, Rome, Sept. % to Oct. A. o. E. Rob-
inson.
Spencer, Chrisney, Sept. % to Oct. 4, DR.. T. R.
Austin.
Warrick, Boonville. Oct Gil. John E. Baker.
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District Fairs.

Eastern Indiana Agricultural, Kendallville,
Noble county. Sept. % to Oct. 3. j. s. Conlogue.
Northeastern Indiana Agricultural, Waterloo
Dekalb county, Oct Clio, NJ Kiplinger.
North Manchester Tri-county, North Man
chester, Wabash county, Sept. 30 TO Oct 3, B.
Clemans.
Poplar Grove A. Fl. and NJ. Poplar Grove
Howard county. Sept. 20 to Oct 3, K. Il. Barbour
Urmeyville, Urmeyville, johnson county. Oct.
7-10, s. w. DUNCAN.
Vermillion Joint Stock, Newport. Vermillion
county, Sept. % to Oct. 3, Lewis Shepard.
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LIVE STOCK.

Cattle Dull-Hogs Opened Active at Steady
Prices; Closed Quiet-Sheep Quiet.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 2.-CATTLE.-Re-
ceipts, 300; shipments. 80. There was q
fair supply, but little doing. except in
butcher grades. Market about the same on
the better class, but dull on others. A
number held over for tomorrow
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moderate supply. and sell at good prices.
but the quality of both Irish and sweet
potatoes Is excellent. Grapes are quite
plentiful and first-class in quality and con-
dition.
The receipts of all kinds of cereals con-
tinue very light. but the demand is appar-
emily not urgent. The attendance on
Change does not indicate much inssrest.
Very little stuff is being shipped out. To
day wheat and corn were reported quiet
and oats dull, which about expresses the
general condition. Track bids ruled rs fol.
lows:
Wheat-No. red, 97c; No. red. 9sc;
rejected, soc; understandable, 60665c.
Corn-No. white, 49l2c; No. 2 white, 49c;
white mixed, 4Sc; No. 3 white. 4Sc; No.
white. 44c; No. 2 yellow, 4sc; No. yellow,
47c; No. yellow, 45c; No. mixed, 4Sc
No. 3 mixed. 47c; No. 4 mixed. 45c; sound
ear. 47c.
Oats-No. white, 4Oloc; No. white
SOC; No. 2 mixed, 59c; rejected. S5c; TN
merchantable, SIC.
Bran-Local dealers are bidding S12.5G.
Hay-Timothy. choice. S11; No. /, $40
No. 2. $3.50; No. prairie. $3.50; No. prairie,
$3.50; mixed, So
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ments-Flour, 10000 brls; aheat. $1,000 bu;
corn. 362. 900 bu; oats. 242, 600 bu; rye, 1900
bu; barley, IS, 900 bu.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-Pig-lron steady but quiet.
Copper stagnant; lake nominal. Lead quiet;
domestic, $3.50 Tin almost nominal; Straits. 24c.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2.-Lead in urgent demand,
but none offered; would readily bring $500.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-There was rather more
spirit to demand for dry goods at both first and
second hands, jobbers being fairly busy with the
earby trade. and an increased inquiry for staple
being realized by agents. the more eminent being
attributed partly to the settlement of the tariff
legislation whereby an upward tendency is i'm
parted to values.
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Cotton.


LIVERPOOL, Oct 2. = Cotton = Spot steady
with fair demand; middling, sad. Sales. 12,-
900 bales. of which 500 bales were for specu-
lation and export, and included $500 bales
American. Futures closed steady; American
middling, low middling clause, October, 5.44-64d
sellers; October and November. 5.4O-64d buyers;
November and December, 5.39-64 05 5.40-64d;
December and January, 5.39-64 405 .40-64d; jan
uary and February, 5.4O-64d sellers; February
and March, 5.41-64d buyers; March and April,
5.43-64d buyers; April and May, 545-64d buy
ers May and June, 5.47-64d buyers.
NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Cotton steady. Middling
uplands, 10asc; middlng Orleans, 10 9-16c.
Sales, 955sbales. Futures closed steady. Sales,
"a, 200 bales. October, 1921 10.23c; November.
1O.230 1O.24c; December, O.2601O.27c; Janu-
airy, 10.31010.32c; February, 1888 a 1O39c;
March, 1O.45010.46c; April, 10.5201O.53c;
May. 1O.5s91O.GOc; June. 10.6501O67c; July.
1O.70010.73c.
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 2.-Cotton firm. Mid
ding, 10 1-16c; low middling, 11-16c; good or
dinary. 9l4c. Net receipts, 5,379 bales; gross
receipts, GALS bales. Exports to Great Britain,
1925 bales; sales. 5000 bales; stock, 52,7O7
bales.
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tine firm; hard, e1.2o; yellow dip. s1.9o; vir-
gin, 81. 80.
CLEVELAND, Oct g. Petroleum quiet;
gasoline, eGo. 12c; naphtha. $50, &c.
PITTsBURG,O ct. 2. Petroleum dull Ma
tional transit certificates opened at 79c; closed
at 79c; highest, 1880; lowest, 1880.
CHARLESTON. Oct. 2.-Turpentine firm at
36Ac.
SAVANNAH, Oct. 2. =. Turpentine firm at
SIC.
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,ptions. lOpen'ngI Highest. Lolrest. lCiosing

Casn quotations were as follows: Flour
nomInally unchanged. No. spring w heat,
96l4G s6i2c; No. 3spring wheat. s5082 1sc; No.
red. 96ls096i2c; No. 2 corn, 4T34c; No. 2
oats. 3Sl4 443S5sc; No. 2 white oats, 391a; No.
3white, $50 39c; No. 2rye, 59l2c: No. barley,
700 I3c: No. ! fiaxseed. Sl.5O: prime timothy
seed $l2oa .26; mess pork, per brl, 5000
sides tloosel. 5.25c; dry-salted shoulders,
lboxedl, 662l2G5.75c: short-clear sides
lboxed). 5.7005.75; whisky, distillers' fin
ished goods. per gal, sl.13
On the Produce Exchange, to-day. the
butter market was unchanged. Eggs
17z1Sc-
Receipts-Flour, 1900 brls; wheat. S.
900 bu; corn. 200 bu; oats, 253.000 bu;
Ua 5000 bu; barley. $1,000 bu. Ship
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THE
INDIANA State JOURNAL
CTHE WEEKLY EDITION.

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extending to every county in Indiana
and adjacent territory. 1t is complete
compendium of the news of the week,
accompanied by the latest market re-
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to agricultural, horticultural and house,
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partment.
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TRADING AT CHICAGO.

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Bar silver, 81 led per ounce
NEW YORK, Oct 2.-Bar silver, $1.13.
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ments, 1,40O. But few on sal
quiet at about the same prices.
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ReaI-Estate Transfers.

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
Office of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p NJ Oct 2, 1890,
as furnished by Elliott & Butler. abstracters
of titles. Hartford Block. No. "a East Market
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New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
BESIEG ING VERA CRCZ.

Vera Cruz, Mexico. was besieged. bombarded and
captured at Manhattan Beach last night. while many
thousands of people seated in comfortable chairs
calmly looked on 1t seemed real a. if the spec
tatOrs were cntranced and in their dreams gazcd
through the windows Of time backward T. the strug
gle of the Mexican War II was all In fire and
fame and smoke however. the picture being made
perfect with the assistance of human beings acting
as soldiers and sailors. The Siege Of Vera CrIz,"
Mr. PAINS fireworks display this wear is called,
compares faNOTably with his most successful efforts
in the past. The struggles between the cOnendng
troops seem wonderfully earnest, but the greatest
beauty of the picture is in the fire bechng from the
mouths Of cannon, from mushct' and rifles. and from
exploded torpedocs and mines The darkness Of the
night makes the flames seem brilliantly furious, and
III whole display seems 10 show how terrible thing
a battle even in the light Of day must be, when the
flashes Of flame invisible. Vera Cruz will be
besieeed bombarded and captured at Manhattan
Beach every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday nights
pniil the season closes.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
NEW YORK lGENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
fourth Ave. and 42d ST., New YORK.
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x,xv yuus< ONTARIO iNp WESTERN RAiI'-
'"'- WtN COMPANY.

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on Vidl,cto"n Blolr.noburg LIleutI", Port JerNis.
W"nt,cio Eallsbur. HurlcYilc, Liberty White Lake.
k0rhlIud , ,.,o . , ,,r Ivc., corn.
unlI Orr~ Mills sion. Iud, N'iI"A nam -'''N -''''
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tJaJ,t 900 p. n., f2d-t, - p M. Tor 2'qsy""m' q,'
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RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

CENSTdIR4ALLs l. RAILEQAp OF NEW JERSEY
so m I@e 5P sSpd6 iaSf Of JuPs & 2S l12q Sbebem Alien
Magci Chunk, wibesDarFc scr,ntcn feeding iiaf.
a%sPo sapda 10: cSsm OSf %eCaa OWL
5:i5 m; for Lax Hola,eong and Ea;t?p .r..
cong Easton, Bethiehcm Allentown Mauch Chunk and
Ine s1 o9 for aa da hrke
scranton. Reading iari-burg Potsylle ramaqna Sha-
Ssamof Sl fhrdsah saRhOT Ba LsS r a tF "a Mt Williams
zoo p o,o n for EengSn Ya LaEe ogGisoqy Eason
pottsile &C. on Sgeg for Ea'ion Bethlehem Allen
IS sGaa B 81 for d4 rr neGheT A?aie~n Mpsch
80 p N, iot feSiniton. Lake Hopatcong Ea.ton
$o n for r sqac5c F Sa o9S sngfS@ ss.ouo u,n
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FGr Rd Ya@s [oss o6 nf9Gg %slTy gaE
1ns r%as 'sa 9@ b. m IL x saada%T w.
iCe 900 a. m: & 900 p H. Sunday trains do not Stop
For Tt?nsc e. M Hespd so d ga n9pva9 90 30 ana Ke2,
FOr Latewood Tons River and Barncqat 90. s15
d. For Beach Haven Atlantic City vincland and Bridge
0" for pp Frschod % zoo i?S p sI5 n5 a. m 80 30
3 $ $S 80 80 90 80 g. s1S gJ 20 h.
Gays : w. . SANDY NOOK RoUTE.
FOR t nGS% al I&A. s.,s. ScanS ,S5%2Sn &c.
Rrsnch sc az 80, "a, 90 II 90 a. M 90 3 AZ
40 30 D. N. SUNDAYS, q 80 a. m, / 700 p. IN.
For Atlantic Highlands 80, 90 a. IN. q 100 Satur
days only, 45. 80, 3 80 y m. Sundays, . go a. m
FOR lakewood Toms River and Barncgat 30, 7:a5
For Flberon ocean Grove, Asbury PARK Point Pleasant
&C., at 40 200. II 100 a. m /; 100 9i5 80, 30
D.
&c.. 80 a. M, :0o p. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
VIA Central Scw-Jerscy PHILADELPHIA Read.
ing K. r., and Baltimore and Ohio Il. Il.
For Plisde lhi ut 80 iJ, 100, II 30 "a. H.. ! 80
90 20, o. 90. 90, : 80 J.. NJ. - 10 nlgn,
SUNDAYS. 900, II 100 a. H.. 90. 90, 90 90
y. m. II Is hicht
or Baltiaore and Washoeon daily at 90 II 80 lex.
cept sunday a. 90, 20 % y. H. l. rs nrh
Trains leayine a. as II 80 a. n, 80 90. . o.
80 p. ll9 10 night, eNccpt SATURDAY. night have con.
ncction for Heading, Heirsborg, Po,t,,iil &c.
Gelphil, at : 45 II 30 Bu1c Par Car.
IL .l5 midnight Except Satt night Sundays H. m
Tickets aDc Paflor-Car SEATS b. cured
%IJ o4f l40. ,323 lsrotdway, 787 Ot,-aNo "Ct W.t
l2othSt. 13i East l25th-St. New Iork 4 Corrt.st
Fulton-st., o8 Broadway. BROOKLYN. ''' ~"'
New.York Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel or cs!d.nce. "
New-York tribune., 1890-06-29
RallrcIo5
DE m n s ~ v A n ! a
RAILROAD.
Railroads
OK AND AFTER JUNE 2s' I'VV'
,,. .,,,,,p. foot OF Desbro.scs and Cortinndi

az AXD AFTER JUNE -, lsoo'
Train. leave stations foot OF Desbrosses and 'or'"n''
Jss sirc Z. FAST LINE the West: PGiaaG
eslbue Sleeping and raTio' a cars cblesgo 90 D. ill.,
SRd S. Louis ,Ia,n 49, 4eA. and ak iienoO exccp. sunday
1870 a. I'sI 'MsI-yffnE SEwT6EK ANp cHIcAGGo G I'm
~. ,..g So. I,do,1. '..1oc bniog -n kg g
ana observation cars presenting financial repPr,ss s
:nssriaSs;' :aes ilacs' na tsfCerhop G and all hs
ani 4c,sbie ,ei.eiIio lisat. AT'''e' Cincinnati c'o
2oo p LOUIS Chicago AND CT cIYSdgNpSAiTt a5g p1iTI
g. SswTSs GS1, = xssYo s SG to ffasS cSa%Sus s"d
49, ~. II % s ~ Ciclso 100 n.. and s@ Lo'''
sso rhE m aiH' %slfysrERv EXPRESS t2r all points IN
e West Nohweat and southwest Pu%ah % sStloeao 6aeuo
cincnnat and MeHPhis Penny % S & is' a. Di D's Z
idj,shurg Richmond anG Chicaro At ATE G a. ,g s
Ps 20 6J % cc3fG cc15 ISna S Connects % @ for
a1d i Tolcdo daily execp. SATURDAY. pn,,,,, rnro,
s?o ?soeep@s yewyoss to Chicago SewYcF . e Mem n
and SudG d@2 at ceago = " .coal Ts-oinf @ +, cci 81
Tec Icdio Tor cS,iSnd Sf% f',d I'D cau6u. Satur,y
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE so'rH
d except synd@ 1919 Co.,, nj oTsiy9 Eai9nsiGn Sa9 9n
Das a. srrSS 1SS wson"sISn so @ Sc 30 80 30
S52 g2 1nS 90 500 e M p Sui Sunday naa es is and
cSssaSssc tS SSG and ono % Ha1ay and cnea@'
fF % Irtfa-.it '' j. ,'''
1, I',c n-,ncb Point Plea ant and iacrr'datc sta
tcns wccidays. 2 80. : 10. 10 a; NJ j. goo @ noon
- H.fC x 80 -r,ciaN. 20 20. nut ;Of D. rA
Saturdays only 70 -. sunday. 10. . - a. n''
r not -fon NJ Ashury Park or s'.iiH,
For Atlantic city. 30 J.. m fhru'h ,Eur I,fIltF
car AMI Day coz NJ Ae' An,,. vTs and r. acL
IIaNnp.
For Old Point Norfolk. via NewYork Phlladephla =
Norfolk Railroad 90 IN. daily except SUNDAY ara
90 p m daily; Via Baltimore and Bay Line. 2lO
u. N. weekdays
FOR PfIII.DELPIIA.
l-xpress Trains leave a. follows: = ~ ,
Dining a. and 10 80 i..t,I.. and II up
a h., 4. 20 ! 100 @:fo 90 80. 20 20. > 900
Accumulation IL 10 . ~ 40, and 90 p n sun;
10 a. m. 2 90, 100, 80, 90 $50, 90 ana . 100
N m and is night. Accommodation. Z 100 o. M
Phe a. New. York transfer Company Will call for snd
ehcrH baggage from hotels and residences.
For Timetables NJ local trains apply 70 any uckes
nreut OF the Courany. . ~
CUAS =. prGT. = WOOD.
Pase'r =