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Southern live-stock journal., 1891-05-28

| hrm has natl0nal reputatlOn, DuJ
all the same believes in the use of
"printers' ink" not only for a sea-
son, but year in and year out. Their
presses come high, but hay farmers
say they must have them.
The weather-crop bulletin of
the Mississippi State Weather Ser
vice discloses the fact that the
drouth which has prevailed in the
southern portions of the State is be-
coming a matter of serious consid-
Grafton. Very slight rainfalls and
only partial showers have visited
the northern and central portions
during the past week. and these Sec
tions will soon be as dry as the
southern.
The butter market is way off
and many of our dairymen find
trouble in disposing of their product
at any figure. In consequence we
hear the same old summer COM
plant: Commission merchant gone
back on contract" There seems to
be no remedy for this evil. When
a merchant makes an all-round year
contract with dairyman, honesty
should compel him to keep the con-
tract even at loss-but how many
will do this?
-Messrs. Lake & Benson Of
Aberdeen. Miss, last week sent
their fine two year old stallion, Har-
vest King, to Maj. Overton's Nash
Vile Nursery for Trotters, to be
trained. Harvest King was bred by
Col. J. w. Garth of Lowndes coun-
ty, and is a grandson of Hambleto-
nian Membrino, record 2:21 IA,
dam by Enfield, record 2:29. Har-
vest King is splendid colt and is
expected to develop great speed un-
der good training.
"A writer in turf journal gives
the following rule to estimate the
height colt will grow: "Take a
colt at any time between six weeks
old and one year, stand him on
level surface so that he will stand
naturally, then measure the distance
from the hair OF the hoof to his knee
joint, and for every inch or fraction
thereof he measures he will be hands
high when matured. If he measures
Is inches he will grow to be Is
hands high; if 15 IL inches he will
be Is IL hands high, and so on.
That spraying is necessary to
save our fruit crop seems to have
become the accepted opinion among
fruit growers, says Farm and Fire
side. The agricultural press and
the station have distributed full in
formation broadcast over the land.
Spraying machines have improved
until there a number that can be re-
Southern live-stock journal., 1891-05-28

-Good mich COWS are selling IN
New Orleans at $25 to $40.
The first rain in over six weeks
fell in Natchez and vicinity on May
"a.
The Tennessee apple crop will
be almost total failure this year
There will, however, be a large
peach crop.
DIR. w. l.. Jones, in the South.
ern Farm, says "the Merino is the
best all-round variety of sheep fol
Southern climate"
The stockholders of the Madi-
son county Fair offer a premium Of
800 to the Sub-Alliance making the
best agricultural display at the fair
next fall.
-Friars Point is to have can
ming factory. The capital has all
been paid in, and contracts have
been made for machinery and veg
etables.
Mrs. Virgie M. Featherstun of
Woodville, Miss, wishes to rent,
lease or sell farm in the rich cane
hills of Warren county, about II
miles from Vicksburg. Farm con-
tains 1,400 acres. See advertise
ment for particulars.
"A subscriber from Duck Hill,
Miss, wishes remedy for collie and
bots. Two remedies are advertised
in this paper-Dr. Whites Vermi-
fuge and Emmett's Specific, for sale
by l. L. Lyons & Co., New Orleans,
La. Both are excellent.
The New Orleans market (May
25) was lightly supplied with good
fat beeves and nearly bare of cows.
Prices firm and movement active.
Galveston, on same date, reported
market good for fat cattle. Prices
we'll sustained, and no present de-
cline expected.
Send for copy of Jennings on
"Pears and Pear Trees for the
South. I" The book contains valua-
BILE information to Southern nursery.
men and is sent free by the Jennings
Nursery Co., of Thomasville, Ga.
Mention the JOURNAL when you
write for copy.
"A good illustration OF the short
age of cattle foods in the country is
given by the prices paid for the by
products of rice manufacturing. A
year ago rice polish sold at $12 to
S14 per ton, With rice bran at 81 to
$S. The polish now sells at $22 and
the bran at ST in the New Orleans
market.
"A large panther recently killed
fine three weeks old colt belonging
to A. G. Ellis, near Tobacco Port,
Tennessee. The beas was killed
by Mr.. Ellis when he returned to
Southern live-stock journal., 1891-05-28
Terms, SI.0O per year i'm Advance.
Six Months, SO cents.

sEPostmasters and others wishing to act as
agents should write for terms and sample copies
p@AGEN wANTEDi Liberal terms.
Subscribers will observe the date on the
labels with which their papers are addressed.
The date is the tine to which the subscription
IS paid. When nty payment is made this date
will be immediatel !altered, so that the label is
constant receipt IN full for the time which the
subscriber has paid.
Subscribers noticing any error In their dates
should notify us without delay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
EUROPEAN pRoDuCE MARKETS.

Liverpool oct. s.. As p m.-Beef in good demand.
Pork in poor demand Inms.Ihe demand is impro oy
BacOn-Thc demand Is improving; Cumberland cut,
about % TO 80 b. steady at as Sd long clear middle
about 4J d. steady at 39s. Cheese in poor demand.
Tallow and tcrpennc in poor demand. CottOn-seed
ollUverpOol refined steady AT Dos ROsin I'm fair de-
mand. Lari-SpOt-The demand IS improving; futures
in poor demand: prime Western spot and October
steady at 3Js Sd November and December steady At
Sos cd. Wheat in poor demand. Flour I'm poor de
mand. COrn-SpOt in poor demand; futures in fair de-
mand; mixed Western october firm at 5s I'D: no
vember firm ut IS I'D Hops at London-Pacdc
Coast-Thcre Is nothing Offering Receipts OF wheat
for the last week nom Atlantic ports 10000 qrs from
Pacific ports. 1900 qrs: from other sources 5s 900
0rs Receipts of American corn for the last week,
~
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET,

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
There was n disposition tOwar dizziness in tho
crude petroleum market yesterday. The sales at the
stock Exchange amounted to 10000 barrels at 80 IS
cents. while the dealings in options 10000 barrels
at decline from Goa 90 10 cents TO 80 "a cents the
The output of the Mcdonald pool is said to be some
what smaller than last week. but one Of the big
creased its yield 50 ercely that most OF the oil IS
being lost by overflow on the ground. The big field
Is considered by WcllinfOrmed oil 10 bo
nearing its maximum and the wells to come In will
exhaust the pool the more rapidly. The markets
closed fairly firm. The refined market is firm Mt
$40 cents in barrels and $50 cents in cases Foreign
quotations unchanged.
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naIirpGs 9
nnIirgGss
.amERICA,s GREATEST RAILROAD"
New Y0l!Rf!!k1. GEE.Al!T!!.R!!!!A!!!L!:
&
Hudson River Railroad.
THE FOUR-TRAOK TRUNK LINE
All trains arrive at and depart from


GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Fourth Ave. and Forty second ST.. New YORK
Centre Of Hotel and Residence Section.
THE ONLY RAILROAD STATION IN THE CITY
Train. leave rs follows,
FAST MAIL.
ain For Albany Saratoga, Montreal, Utica,
ESsRss I Rs'sya *: pIdS
Es5y i SP9s Reis SS"GB sIs
CHICAGO DAY EXPRESS.
ro.so A. M-Daiiy except Sundays. Connects with all
Important STATE nss dy s5s e,o SATURDAY
sOUTHwEsTEKN LIMITED.
,.so p m-wagnor yestbule Drawing Room Sleeping
s%G9s ,qa 10 LGi Ra2Ts nd Il S IS cars
st. Louis is p m. next day. No extra fare
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL
i's sOd Library and Dining Cars Due Chicago 800
SARATOGA SPECIAL
''' rs + Troy T:s5 Saratoga $50 p, m.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
l,ao p M-Waener Vesnbule Buffet Drawing Room
's Sleeping pi and Dining Cars Due Detroit sld a m
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
500 Mwssner Ysst1 S,o m Room m Ssgars
Falls 10 O. IN, Cleveland 10 :35 a. m, Detroit iio
p NJ, chicago 700 p NJ, St. Louis 7 As a. m
ADIRONDACK AND MONTREAL EA[hE "S
s25 r. M-wagner Sleeping Cars to Patts61fgn', que
:86 a. M 70 Burlington, due 100 g. m'' ana 70 "on
treal, due Z rs q m. avn
BUFFALO N aib6fSRdNnk fGkh SPE tiSSI
1850 M-wagner Sleeping Cars New;YOrR . 70 s smSs
Aiexandria Bay, except Saturdays.
CINCINNATI AND 1T. LOUIS EAPhEs1. ~,
500 Y Ss.SsSo S' fS IS & s. oi S
''' LIMITED FAST MAIL.
500 b Rs;;e re Gny '''f'O
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
D. sssp md Chicago
F1eHKhLL NGMBg t&l1 Ii MOI NTAINsI
hSP H s. . To- t1l e 81
HI 81 :stoS no cs.; IN ~ 49, CS IA 2!
a so S; {T J: s. Fo e 49, III ~
AIbA 40 Is A AZ TBo4 6 &c. Co. S5
4 2lse 1'S 10 Inos0 IL 80 A NJ 1880
uThfis 30 SD sg 5S oj R9 s5 go S g.
no$fEsrH Si 49,
N1kgHRh. FAhfs~%, TO- 1905 10 80 A. NJ 4;0o'
AbG GS Is9 oMi6 6 e? AND MQNTREAL-7s 80
AD! . 10 IN NJ 625 ii 80 P N. also for Adirondack
CAPE e s1AvroS oeRENsG,ggRsSG p mp
S Sw gsps y!acs sa T. 3 tsF os~eso sio
Ag IL oS. no 9 sG q H. BOP 80 90 SS
pITrsFIELD. LENOX. NORTH ADAMS
AND THE BERKSHlRE HILLS
(vin Harlem Dvison)
Two trains with through Drawing Room Cars. on . .,
20 Sl a. ni due Pittsheld :35 North Adams 10y IN
"a So n m due Pittshe!d 10, North Adams 9;lO p ~
For tickets and space In seepngCsrs Apply az ' PaSR
Place So West 125thst and 13Sth-st stationo ny S
York 1888 Washin gtonst 726 Fuiton-st ana So9 ~
WestcotTs Express calls for and checks baggage l'N
hotels and residences through to destnauoh o.ha,
Daily except sunday. Daily except SATURDAY o'hei
'rsS hove r trains except those leaving at 9lo a. m,
:l5 30 80 80, so, $50. and IL :o9 p n'' sop
az I2HS N TOfjCEY GEORGE II. DANIELS,
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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Pennsylvania
- RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAIL WAY of AMERICA
The Scenic Line to the West.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS, foot sf
DesbrOsses and Cortlandt StreetA
as f0llOws;-

On ana ufteT september 7th, 1891.
THE FAST LINE
'CH A. mrg%sn y;eul9 Sleeping and f, c
Il 70 ass s.5 oh Ssss.: 40 Il fs
,. THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
and yss Rssn sssss q p SSs
sRs Observation Car. printing Financial
mad ss.ssI:HS sP' nsIsS s saa 4. g e:
movable eisc. FEM s 81 Arrives cScD M "a
Indianapolis 1i;46 a m. and Chicago s:IS n assi
ST. LOUIS. AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
500 I. NJ Pullman vessibulc Sleeping Car, from s.v.
Arrive: cnsans Il rs S'Iln @ and S. LSSs TSs
D. IN next day.
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
500 p M,-Pulman yestibuls sleeping Dining snos
Coaches from New.York TO Chicago. Arrives IN cE
cAgo 10 p. H. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
$3.50 r. M.-Pumsn Ve.tlbuie Sleeping Car New York b
@ 5 sEnss s ~ Gss.ss tIis { s:
M no y and SA S. fou e :sesa
log: Connects for Cleveland and Toledo daily eIs:s,
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
SEQ mPTTaG B9ss Shaping ca, he SssY
dsS 1sss dsy and d t.I !: .
and for Cleveland and Columbus. except saturday
400 T. Mhs en- S VALLEY Express Win f"''sA
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Washington Limited Express" Of Pullman parlst CAr
with Dining Car to BaltlnoreJ daily except SUNDAY.
1910 O. NJ, arrive Washington 8 go .. m sod &c.
gressi0nal Limited, daily YIN pnne eg w s.pss
$40. 8 0o 80 and II 100 g. M 2:l0; 80. 90 -
~ Sunday day is is and 80 = NJ. so 800 ~
Q 100 D. N. and IL rs night
FOR ATLANTIC CITY, 100 D. m weekdays, win
Through Day Coach.
FOR CAPE Ma I :oo n. m week.davs
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 90 90 :00 80, 200 40 90 Pennsylvania
limited with Dining Oar. and 10 10 Washington LIN,
tied, with Dining Carr, and II 100 g. m, Il 20, 90
2I6, 900 8 80 oo go, 90. 100 $50. 800 IA
M 4:4o and Z 100 p M. Sunday Express: Is, 90
200 5000 Limited) and 10 100 a. M 90 : go, 20,
communication. 100 D.. m.
For IN tables Of trains 10 local points the Pennsy
yanla railroad System. apply at the following Ticta
Offices Nos. 435. $40 and 944 Broadway Astol Houss.
ard foo; Of De'brOs'es and Cortland. ss coSr.st
Fulton-st. Brooklyn; 76 Hudson-st. Hoeoken saeoa.
The Eew-York Transfer Company viii call for and
CHAS g. PUGH. J. X. WOOD
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent
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COTTON NIARKETS-RY TET Fc;R ApTI

Liverpool. oct. 5, p. NTH sales OF the day
included $500 bales American Futures closed steady
American, mddling, low middlug clause. october
delivery. j164d buyers. October and jOvelnber de
livery, 4 5164d buyers November and December de
livery. SO Cad sellers: December and January dc
livery, 55-64d sellers January and February de
livery, 57-64d buyers; February and March de
livery. 50-64da4 O-64d March and APRIL delivery
61-G4a4 G264d; April and May delivery, Cd value
May and June delivery, 2-6fa 3-6fd.
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Railroads.
j. j. RIE LIN { s .

d. HI, u n T.! = y l.:
burg Nd alec e For: res''S sis &S.
& :i a'' 81 p Ssy''ss
ass SS'i so Of ~
q oo t0s' and Is
f fGo@ Vest ssD 25ds. ''N''' $4,000
WESTERN DAY PxPRgss.
900 as H. P PaEor q, S.sSas 5%a.o sIssps.
Honesyills 70 Cincian.S Con1sc At Port 'srv'
yEsTBULED LIMITED.
NJ Dany-solid train for Chicago via Chsussu
70 Chicago, Cleveland end Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
9S S stSsP: {P.ror cars Port Jsf
Through car Saturdays for Monticello
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS
m DaysSs rain to ps ShI1ssa 81 s.e nssa
Bunao. Rochester, Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
pos ,a g cs:aao 5 hsss sHs
Chicago and Cincinnati
FeR PORT JERvIs
WEEK DAYs0+a6 m 2s go s.a'}i M. $50
M H. p D. % %.. 30 p .. M. s. SO p m.
FOR NEWBURG.
vy EEK DAYS-4:l5 a. m. (23dss $3.50. o. NJ s;fs
w D. ms t'4S D. N. D. m. D. m. Sundays g. m'
y. M, o p m.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
nTAPs AND TIMETABLES may De obtained iron
HI ,cSst onlces Also COPIES OF summer Homes" con.
aiming sesct list Of hotels boarding Suburban
HT%'ss ouy esIGSO snaa sSa n q
rE,ICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS es
i 4Ol, 3l7 and 957 Broadway Chambers and West 28d
81 FAIRIES New.York; 33l ana 1888 Fulton st. Brookyn
io7 Broadway. Williamsburg corner Newark ana HuaSn
sts HobOken, and jersey City station Ere transfer
Company calls and checks baggage from hotels ana resi-
aeh'eA w C. RINEARSON. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-10-06
nrw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

IIyr1Ins leave West 42d st. at :55 A; NJ Qo min
from SS' Waikiki Ss ~ VALLEY Sy k@FS s sSa
haSe RIoomingburgh Port Jervis Monticello Ellen.
Vile F"iistarsR Liberty Liypgston Msnor Hane9cs
Carbondale Scranton, Walton Delhi slonGy Nor"lcch'
Edmeston Utica Rome, Oneida oswegO, Detroit CHI
esgO S" p. NJ Campbell Hall Lakes Mohonk and Mime
wasks Waikiki Valley stations, Middletown Blooming.
burgb Eilenve Pittsburgh, Hurleyyille. Liberty White
TsFs- Liviaesi3p Ma92G r.,,.ru,oh ,.,s,,v XIV.
tnestSn Manor ROckland Walton, sidney, Norwlsih'
Is1Sa Oswepo Rochester. Niagara Falls Detroit Chi
@ md West pullman seepers reclining chair car free
20 Sspenson Bridge DAILY. all other trains daily ex-
'ei pullman drawing room seats and sleeping car berths
oht5%ned AT 323 Broadway, NewY0rk. j. u ANDERSON,
q o. p A. IS Exchange Place New-York
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Oreau Steamers


A NCfOR LINE, Y. 5. Mail Steamships
From Pier 81. n. T.. foot Of West .ith.st
City OF Ron Oct 10, 10 AIN Furnessia oct. a. IL a. m
Ethiopia. Oct II, a. M Circassia. oct 81 D. M
Saloon, $50 and upward. Secono cabin $50 Stecrle ala
MEDlTERTANEAN SERVICE "
NEWYoHK TO GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES
SIS. ANGLIA. Monday october IL, b. NJ
Cabin passage. $50 TO s100.
For books OF tours and further information apply to
HENDERSON BR0THERS. Bowling Green r. Y.
~ UION LINE
W UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leave Pier SS. n. r., foot OF Kingst.
WISCONSIN Saturday, october 10 10 30 m
ALASK A..-.-.....-..... Saturday, october H. D. M
Saturday, October % n a m
ARIZONA. .......... Saturday, october 81, 80 D. m
UaDm passage, ESQ 500 $50 and sI0o accofdng To- To-
steamer. Second cabin $50 aud $50. Storage az low
rates. A. NJ. UNDERHILL CO, S5 broadway
~ ORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD S. S. co
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NEWY0RK SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
Havel.. Tues, Oct 8. m. Tues. Oct. H. D. m
aiserW wed Oct7.S Scam Saale sat Oct IL q a m
Elder sat-. Oct TO- 10 a. III. Spree Tes. Oct 20 am
First cabin s75 and upward berth Second cabin $50
berth steerage at lowest rates. oerchs Co. Bowl On
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CENTRAL IL. liz. OF NEW-JERsEY
FOOT OF LLBEkIY- NUhIH %, nv

FOOT OF LdBEkIY,ssI N0k1H ID, River
k@dS an 2gasd hS dr E sss%
Mauch Chunk Wkesbarre and 1Ii Scranton
zoo a. m. for EastOn and Mauch Chunk. On Sundays.
Easton Mauch Chunk and shamokin. c.,, ,vu.o.nar,a
scranton Readns HsSrs6arg, Potsys az Sham
Okn, Sunbury, Willamsport Ihroueh c0aon !" iii""7
M'usA n SaqPk sb G'aSnF ms5:
burg t5 Essson Maueh Chunk Tamsqus
Vile 90 Reading d anf hao Match Chunk Reading Harris
burg Wikesbarre. Scranton, Tamaqus' Potsvile Sham
0Aii 80 D. H. for Esston and AllsntsSwn; n..,..
S sraS,F Es' It 80 %'p'4 Chunk Harris
rs Fegio tF aad Raae at s
II IS a. m. 80, 80, 200 p H. Sunday s:lo a. M
'Vy o Red BanR Long Branch points south to Point
Pleasant at 49, 10 III no g. m roye anS DO SU
park, . 10 a. m. 400 p. m.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
Toms River Barnega5 Park and Barnegat, 80, s:15
F Atlantic tia CITY vneand and Brdgeton 80
a. For M 5E n Beach and scqbght 49, s15
II rs a. M 80 @ 40 SesprgghS GHpreS7)' ~ o'oo
FOR PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON.
Phradslpnia :. 40 no GS CO. 70 % oo II 80
90 900 p. m. - Is plight, ooo :, On with
Dining Car, a M. 100, $3.50 Dining Carr. 300 D. m
'En at nGh e1 Il s s 0S Sqs sseS
3d. 90 200 M. have connection for Reading Har
f'g FUR saHSary and WamspOr Philadelphia
,sI @ s a. Rge n fitiO Sundays m
or End fHc1is ss'i sadTsy & 81
yWda. aI95tb ia East i25th ST. NewYOrk Courtst
$50 g gS cOSpny viii for and check BAL.
gage from hotel or residence
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Dressmaklnu.

A RTISTIC DRESSMAKING.-lm Imported
n fashions; unique designs hotel orders
at short notice, most reasOna able prlCes
goods purchased n dlslrsi MS. McEL-
ROY, 81 East 0tn-st', opposite Dcnnlng's.
A THOROUGH DRESSMAKER aud Ia
n dies tailor; can take customers work
~ home nc and finish perfect. Mrs. LECk.
l26 West H9d-st
A RTIsriC DREssM ARINQ, perfect NJ.
n ting costumes motel orders at shors
notice, nice dresses, sl2 up. Nine OWEN,
2G2 West 23d.st, City.
A RrISIfC tailor.niad" suits from siO; nc
n guaranteed also summer and evening
oiosses dres smak - sent out By the day.
DltESsMAkER lol West 2ist.st.
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Railroads
7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foos OF Cortiandt and pe..
brosses sts. follows:
a IL. for Mauch Chunk and Intermediate points
$40 a. m. for Geneva Lyons Elmira Roehrster Ru,
fso and the West, Pottsyle and principal local poinS
Chair Gas 70 Lyons and Pullman Car to Suspension rdee
q. IN. for Maueh Chunk and intermediate pOnts
IL 80 u. IL. for Elmira and Intermediate points
D. IN. for Tunkh9nnocf aud intermediate points. Chair
Car 10 TunGhannock Connection 20 Reading and Harris.
burg.
$40 D. IN for l.. and y. junction and PRINCIPAL inter.
mediate points. Chair Car 70 L. and - Junction.
80 D. for Pottsyilc and intermediate points Chair
Car 10 Pottsyle
20 p. m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points
Conn ection 10 Reading and Harrisburg.
80 D. for Geneva Lyons. ElHra, Rochester, Buf.
ia West. Pullman Sleeper Lyons and Sus-
pension Bridge.
Trains leaving NJ s 10 a. M, II 80 a M | D. m and
p. connect for all points In Mahoaey aud Hazel,
coal regions. - $500
SUNDAY TRAINS
10 m. for Mauch Chunk HazeltOn and Intern edlats
points, and IL a. for Shenandoah and Intermediate
peints
bI5 p. m. for Mauch Chunk and lntan sdate points.
80 ,. m for Geneva, Lyons, El.nlr@ Rochester Buff
tslo and the West Pullman Sle'Osr TO Lyons and Sus
pension Bridge.
The New-YOrk Transfer Co will call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through TO Destination
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GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

ooFFEE-Ihs another slow DAY in Brazil grSSwtn
on the spot, with prices less nominal no q
ITO quoted l3ze There were firm oneTs from no "a 70
the market at for No MIG grades sSes Sa S9a
good Cueua 10 bags sayans p dOtgusS fn on te
downward tufn, and the speculation developed a
moderate degree Of activity Net losses tb no
cio-e was barely steady Weaker f9ieign S NJ S
reduced arm oilers from Rio large receipt, 81 Ms ana
october. Hamburg lost s.a1l pigs: London also weak
s sSea NoS SnSSe 6ss December January
5iS Cd February, Sis sd March ols 90 k0 0 quotes
: ) go; exchange, i5f receipts in Rio, 22o09 bags
i,io stock 34S 900 bags; Rio market ARM Rio shipments
Nv steamer 10 United States during week O60c0 bags
lo shpments by sail United States during week 1000
Iors Iio shipments 70 Europe during Week 20 Days
RIO for United States during week 81 0OO bags
height per steamer United States soc and per cent
prlIage; steamers loading AZ Rio for Unsd States
Tod syerage santos BOO receipts at santos 10 600
baes; santos stock 243 600 bags santos market nrn
santos shipments for United States, 900 bags Santos
shipments for Europe $4,000 bags santos purchases for
20 ooO bags Santos freight steamer 70 Havre 2Sc and
10 per cent rnage steamers loading at Sant. Tor United
States 2: steamers loading at Santos for Europe q
Cleared from Rio October B. S, La Place, l2OoQ
rags; monthly Victoria shipments 10000 bags, Total
es here to-day 2s 800 bags closing as follows Januay
April 1oe5a1I; May, Hall ,o6 June, 1o95a1lj 0e-
tober Ii 90d12 November, 11Gl1; December, 11al1O5
COTToN-on the spot advanced Lice to-day, but
there was little life TO the trading Sales % bates
for consumption The receipts at ports were 1oooo
bales against So 635 last week and 81 week ago
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Good Ordinary 1916 Low Kidding -...... Ok
Strict C;ood Ordinary 7-l6 Mddlng ---.------. oe

Options had rather nervous day. with qscloeGS it
excitement DuIp' market during ehe sss s,
md tine shori side covered freely. Predictions Oh lo.
for tonight started prices on the upward tur sn if
higher but by noon there was rise OF Iuy , luahd
ponts in the day however un9odms Dee rInt
General on the heavy port receipts ana the market
SETTLED back car points closing quiet and steady SAFES
bales.
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