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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20

Hon w. HnlMHn lh;akss free colz.
are bin sra tesN bin Nii both 7ass n E
next congress- 1T NY NJ Preside ~
Harrison WELL hardly yeln 1iihnr ~ theru
In an Interview Judge Holman says;
"bciOre THE first M February shr Aorr0
will seni tsrif hili v the scra.r n
will hh ti.i msking . fnAlei.'" fftNr-
ton 81 duties on Lines cosusiisaf wita
the demsnas al INC people aui very con'
siderably Increasing Tie Sl2- of .ls irer
list"
And ~ "a silver RI
II believe sAa next congrcss viii pass
free crirs rc act. There III question
shout ~, rrnprptF NJ giving ne bencll
OF The fifie nucs between the coin yAl le
sud the market vAiLe 81 silver II t1e
few holders or the bullion instead cf lRt'
ting II 70 10 the whole people. lhlnk
the government should get tbs sesgnoF-
age TIE whole people shonla ges the
benefit ~ the increased va.ue ol The meta
b. ress0n cf IL merely having the s,sr
Of the government np0n ia \ therefore
favor proposition f0r the government
TO receive both gold and silver at their
respective Msskt, vGluss anlmska Inc11
into coins az certain STANDARD weights
Nhutt+ AHNr htt LrtAAl~r ~ NtA++t +I+ -
unIlnised. Ths two metals do nat Ai
ways retain the same rcias.nn tor1r4
each other, nor IA tho gold tlO..tr slwAT.
the more FsinsLle. Tfey sometimes
change places, tie relations being TsEu
lated by sks supply cf each metal and Ds
the amc1a. e-cli used " The arts -
we kr0~. the silver dciiar has bee
more valuable th1n tie gCi, and n n
liable 10 os 40 ar4iu Thsv are isole (
change from sim1 10 tEa III tho irei
coinage VI 10Th i provided for ua1ei
the s4re Conditions Ircfer u me n4s
ket vAlne 81 tie neial Itself brt thar
viii aiwsys be 4 sGiguorage ~ tAs Eov
ernment from one meta ~ the other, "a
they Will not remain or exactiT e1a3
value. That ihis difference 81 the riSr
ket Falre and the coin vsluc Of NAlrh
ever metal happens 10 he chfarcst tFEiri
relation 70 tbs standard ratiol My 60 =
the government, fs-nr Tie govern
ment purchasing the metals AZ taels n-Nr
ket value 1nl Issuing tie coin 10 return
but II It il proposed % make gold -
standard Gad "a apply Ills method 2
purchase III silver 0aiy, then M prefer
encs Id il2s should fsvcr the unli1as1'
coinage OF slger. 4 i0llrr Tor tlie r
quisits number o. gFalns, le--l1g ~
holder Of the sivEr get f1e hsneiis u w
difference between tIs LaEZet A1t r.
coin value. think that ny one plan 2
the other the unlimited coinSg3 OF siiEe
will be authorized ~ Tie next c0nEEess
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-03-20
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Anderson. peter S. to Martha Randall. lot No &c.
map Wardsville. Yeas, 800: . ,,.,..a >,cKa,,e
q I34th.st W Alek.ave, year, SC COO. NJ . T..
Barnett Nancy, to William J. Roome, NO 81 70 o.
Brctteii Frederlca TO Agnes w Scaton, 122dst'
aSo1Ned Mary A. 70 the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank 5 52d.st shave. year 5000; ,c,,,s,
. G y9wea; N5G Tea M e = nlts 81 800
Fuller. Charles and wife, to D onU Nitchen'
s1sst. W Coumbus-ave. demand s25 600. e,,o por1..
Fran Henry D. tc Adelbert Howe, KeDper'
Greenberg David to Charles Hahn, Lewisst,
mainnann George and wife. to Thomas l. ConcKhh'
Knight Kate p, 70 George W Van slyck, corner
Snr7ce and Gold stS. 3 yeaTS $500.
Kohn, Arnold and Edmund 10 Jimmie FUCKER n
Liysters Cornelius W, and wife, to the Title Guaran-
and Trust Company, $ I4th;stt Cehra forh'
West. years, MORTGAGES sl32'3M0p p,,,u,nr M RAJ
McComb Jane i, to charIoue NJ huhnsnn' NO DOL
Metirfan, Arthur ). ard wife. TO Thomas Mckee
sG Silt s.aSP d aSG Solomon
No III East Broadway. year. 90 SEQ. ~, Il, o,,....
Piagorshy Morris, to Chas Manwister' NO 20 ohVef'
ST., ) years 50 900. =. ~. ~ ,.u
Person, Lars J, 10 Marina RaIdali lou NO - map
stern LIbct to Sarah Fener, 1855 and 1877 Aorney-st.
stallmsn, Sophia NJ c, to Ella NJ Harlow. 5 lotth-
ST. Vest End.aye, l year IS 500. o.,
Scherdng Christian. and wife to the Harlem Savings
Bank. &ave, 14oth-st, year, 81 600 -
Winter, Frederick. and wife, TO Claus Karstens' W
Lexineton.sve n 10sth-st years %. 600 . 1890.
Same, 70 John Fsyen, same property, years
Wood, Mary Y to Mary A LANCE and ano. executrlS
and executor l29thst. W Lenox.sye yeor, si1 90
Jennngs-st, installments e2OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
TILE TRADE in CHICAGO.

Chicago. Sept. 2s CspeciaD.-shippers and cash
handlers stll had the corn market to-day and were
still very bulish These the sort of facts TO in
nuence them: NewYork reported 375 900 bushels
worked there for export the receipts here only
32l cars and the estimate for Tuesday only 365
there was decrease in the visible OF 3G2, 900 bushels
decrease in the local stock Of 4jeO00 and cash
was al q sharp premium over the futures No.
yellow sold at 81 IL cents cents the tp-top
price for September week ago No. yellow and
September we're at the figures. The inspection
sheet showed shipments Of $4,000 bushels agains,
receipts OF 100 900 bushels. September sold from &c
10 81 So and closed ut 81 IL cents; october from
40 "a 10 81 IL, and closed at 81 3-S cents. Wheat
opened weak decline Of almost full cent because
cables came lower and because rain had appeared IN
the winter-wbea fields where dry weather has beer
retsrdinQ seeding Northwestern receipts continue
large, being ,76l cars today. Foreign news Is con
finually getting less sensational The Prussan croI
has been reported officially better than last years
TO day the Italian crop is gwen better than the ex
cellent one OF 1890. December sold between 90 J.:
and O7G97 Is and closed nj 90 rs cents. TIT
steadness OF and the prediction by cable tina
France I'm October would remove the prohibtOr!
decree helped provisions somewhat. Pork AT TN
close showed advance Of 10 70 IL IL cents lard
| Z IL cents; ribs, of cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
FFATrPFs OF NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
On the Produce Exchange yesterday the wheat
speculation moderately active, the sales reaching
4O32 900 bushels The temper throughout the day
was nervous and generally weak, and final quotations
indicated decline Of 5-sc on september, 7-sc on
october and 1-2G3sc on the later months. Cable
accounts, both public and private, were tame, the
Liverpool dispatches showing adeclne OF l2d In some
instances. Paris advioes received to the effect
that American pork will be admitted rs soon as the
apOlis showed increase in the stock there OF ISL
600 bushels, which accounted for, however, TO a
large extent by the fact that elevators, pre-
viousy under private management. had been declared
regular" warehouses, and their stock in future VIII
be counted in the visible supply hgIres Fhe Spot
late on Saturday took $4,000 bushels, and yesterday
they purchased 10000 bushels ana millerS took
Corn was active land higher on this, CROP with
shorts covering and exporters euyng July October
closed at advance of 3-4c, November 7-8c higher
Der closing lac lower and May UNCHANGED for the day
For prompt and spot delivery 100000 bushels were
For oats the market dull both for futures and on
the spot. options closed 1-so1-4c easier There
Lard ruled tri6e more active and the tone through
out the day firm. Refined was hrmer In sympathy
with raw Closing quotations sI d were Te;ono,
November, 81 GA 5-s December, 81 06 Ia: January
ii OF "a Fe6rusry. 81 90 80 March, 81 1o7
Corr September, 81 cents; october, 60 "a cents
November, 50 3-s cents December. 81 lie cents
9sats September I SO - cents October 81 IL
cents N0yemSer b " cents DeSemeeF - "a no cents
o. $s aSns nv 90 = % nominal
The receipts of grain and -four at New-York, Baltl
more Philadelphia and Bost on eye eTday were
24654o bushels; total grain 117',12s bushels aonI
52,751 packages Chicago Mi wa Rec and St
oats. 37s,s7s bushels total grain, I,i2O,72O bushels
| -four, &c, 500 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
COTTON MARKETs-EY TELEGRAPH.

Liverpool Sept 2s, p. m-The sales OF the day In
Guided 1900 bales American Futures closed dull at the
september delivery, 4 4G-64d buyers: September and
October delivery, 46e4d buyers October delivery,
a 4G-64d buyers November and December delivery,
5o-64a4 5l-64d December and January delivery
53-64d sellers. January and February delivery,
55-64a4 j6-G4d February and March delivery
5s6404 5964d; March and April delivery. 81 -64G
4 69-61d
low middllng 3 1-I6c: good ordinary, 3-1Gc; net
and gross receipts 1920 bales; exports eoastwise
4,07l bales sales 1875 bales stock 1862 bales.
Norfolk sept. 2s.-CottOn steady mlddling, lac
net and gross receipts. . 769 bales exports cOastwise
5O4 bales sales, 762 bales: stock, 1881 bales.
savannah, sept. 2s.-COtton steady; mlddling
1916; low mddling. 1sc; good ordinary q 7-l6c
net and gross receipts, l4,064 bales; exports coast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
GENERAL. MARKET REPORTS.

CoFFEE-For spot Rio gowths the market Wa aplso
nut was held at 14c for No q sales ivUV p1sa
No at 1884, caI4c ahOat 500 bags No AZ I4e w.
lerms and $50 bags No at lie, store terms BOO hee.
Trades were hrmer and active sales lew
Naracabo at lSc, and 400 bags SAVANNA on piN"sso
terms Options fairly active, the sales anoghsn
53 900 bags September at the opening snowy sn ~
vance OF 46 points other months OF lydzo
rrhc frnness which due chiefly TO hlgher eape ta
advance shilling in London, was naltains 80
out the day market closed steady at ca 9Too po:
net advance for The official RIO eaols quVS,
Regular first DO klo $50 good seson 200 (lo i1 R
6 $50 exchange 1873 receipts In RIO wy hy
stock $4,000 Rio market iI k ~ ooo baes Rio
Shipments TO Europe during week, 7VooU pags iso Mo
nurchases for Europe during week, 5s 600 bags helEm
psr steamer To United states soc and per cent plln
sqe; steamers loading Rio for United Sa,es hsv
syerage santos 500; receipts at santos lJVVV oass
Eantos stock $50 bags Santos Iparket quiet ~
hipments for Europe Al 900 bags santos rS
nited States 5000 bags Santos purchases ior dn p
~ 900 bags Santos freight steamer 10 iaNFe o.
IL per cent primage; loading az SANTOS iV os
States steamers loading at Santos for srope ..
INC prices follow January IL 46d11 Doe 49,
Il soc March, 6oaii55e april nS 0c1I:S N e5a
ii Sbd oil bOc September. 1905Gl4c OctopeI 80
2goS Noyember ii soa1 soc Deeemesf ae decline
COTTON-The spot market was easy az iiDo ~ for
with sales amounting 23s bales all OF we Were
sonsmption receipts at ports yespsresy q
bS6SJ bales against AZ bales for the dav
year ago Since September the receipos ha'e wv"
x s71. bales against $50 100 last year. - -, ,.seo.
Quotations are based on American s'ahuSiu vi '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

HAYod fancy choice zoe prime 1oSsH' j5 ,s
eoo1 rye 55a7Oc short rye soc Oa'' 20
who ofs' Sac IN very mo 1T guam e2
ttss fun st rates 1877 JPer' choice isslG ne:
pS ,Ss sis common to lair 1850 e6Oss iS
lsss ID S Sd 60 Ia sSie f iSss .,a,,
MoLAsssDul and gnehansd ;a PstU h iSS7c COM
sncS $685. s'''
LEADsgong s salss lS 3, tons an5oc N''s"''
' NAvS ANU sToREssPIRTs SS tin e
ise god 81 grained ST. 81 81 3 * &
q a Ssaa are SSS nm
h0'0 SAID m1 % ou SSs S SSs
posed o. , a. sO ss saet Do q OF grade y
ao9 42c 90 DO s1 PTSs; SScSsaat csyS
S cSsh H. d,sa5, ;eed p'f Sec S pqs
;s sRe AZ g oW city Messde Sac e.
d %ate Ress s 90 aS' t
Do DO do white winter Ssc Sperm e sSSss 72c do
natural natural s sPs $500 DO ss
s9S e Do spnf SG
r &c do 6ieached winter. 5ssSs 90 eAt ec straits
S1s G sS 'aRS SaS bBp, SadS5c palm prime Lagos
F's , on grain ssGne soa Of gem
sageens bush grain e sa dV &JSo b1es
eSssss q A IS from
Sas al four RSSss 70 oo 1850
Sss rs 10 tae $1,000 cases refined Q" private
prov1s1oNswere more active and higher partly
1 ssmRRs s6h w poh SS a against which
~ sSor ceys 9sa on Sshs he
and 7a higher for the oa free seller Of october
Ens former s estimated sss s9es n c eneasS
S fsr ass s s;es
e but ut R3 at J
in General remarks the spot market Ts coS SS1So' bbs
iSs % S the
:5sIs clear IS ef Sfns5r
a oS &C. sesd w in the sympathy with hs h
d S1 n0 9emaHd
de is. Of f' Ss o6s over
PepI6Rg sss s sos1 q. f e s
early Up to 7o s Sam IN T at the close
@S S7c and and DECEMBER 1SSl2G up Tls SEQ
s; Of 5a Ras es SOLD &c Saa this
Changed e adyanifE + SGRBB fr Ks o|
nstbv With raw but inactive quoted 71Q&7 BOG for the
100 a s. sC4 Sb AsiliFsh li . dull
and a. las; weak Te and U%s both here
and Nest on better receipts closing O'c heavy o. 96'ss
for $50 and 100 H. and Gee asked for pes chicago vs %Ss
Ssl0c With "a on 1856 1886 ana reSeIp to
9YSo market ruled and
1SR; ssss 1Sisis' i s%d spsSss sSs
issS.d 1870 ossis f' June s 9sSsc
ISc .s:anas tS ssl &C.? R Sale
i9na1s thirds 16sgc STATE Dairy hrnf estras
seconds sccd aSSl'5 ds
WesseTn DaiIy nT 7sisc seconds dale thirds
ssIs FsS:e5y hs bs June extra extras june
hrsts .c Factory nrkns, fresh, fsts, loo see99as;
- iS SdiS bet qs' ne 5esa. n and the
largely nominal State Factory full cream coere a.
s sSp9 SenenSo and nesRborne counties large sizes
%0s aS Pls s hms geo. & P5NSs
skins 2Q3c Ohio Factory fat f1e Ses Nny at 6mer
PGsy nfWnS SeCss State we're neMaa per- doze
sylvana. Dewlad; 22c Csnsaisn od 30 prIme
2ie c:' Western, iee6ouse good to prime 1sa1s'sc
qpsefs 6 a a and tsS bags
& and and $500 c"Sa 90 % ss ssa9 &,
easier in some cases Quotations: Cut Loaf 6,sc
Crushed See; Powdered. 4sc GIanuIatedn 5000
a 4.e Ridgewood a, 8.1ee Phoenix 4, 4 s;16c En-
ss -; SG 10 S Se N 70 20 IS 40
the COee Exchange the closing prices OF raw ng on u ~
| "a 44c: October. 3.32aS4oc; November, 32sd332c
December, 324d33Oc.
sTEARINE-was dull but steady at SEC for hhds and
sasc for ties city lard while OeO was easier 80 hds
| selling at TIC.
TALLow-was duh but nominally steady at lice
| No sales reported since ou- last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
- r,IICu VALLEY RAILROAD.

- erxcrp TRAINS leave foos OF Cortland and %
brosses So ,or MaHCh Chunk and intermedass pon. 3D.
s.io a. m for Geneva Lyons, EmlIa HoI ,oesi pOin1
~ ba West Pootsyilie ard prncps. TO- krdcA
fslo si 60 LYONS and Pullman Car 20 n,,.
ShsaI - Tor Msuch Chunk and inter ie1a@
,So A. m for Elnira and nserneiSa se pSoiats cA,f
Tor Tunkhannock and inefnsusssss ans Harrls
Tmn;n ~ Connection 20 'eading sno "
burg =, "a, T.. and B. junction and prn,.eiSe' '"''
~ ~ o,,ts Chair % l.. ana "a s,int. Chsu
meolaNy1e M Tor Po.sve and intermeo"'' P''''
Car 70 20 ~ M Tor Mauch Chunk ana intern''
c.o,ect,an 70 Reading and hafrsptIs Rochester Bud
~, Tor GENEVA Li0ns, fhrt' oas ard SUE
,, ON sVa " the West Pullman sleeper " ip''' =,
pension Bridge. o,o . m II 40 a. m, p, ~ un.,L
Tr1as n connect for all points in Mahoie' ''N
ton coal regions e,,xo,y TRAINS. .,.,s
$40 A. 10. for tfaueh Cso sshSehasdoSh sni inerneiA"
points -, Nareh Chunk and ln'-rin dla ~ Rut.
80 o. m for Geneva Llonsii 70 Lyons and QUO
| pension Bridge. ,.,or, oece ess proadwav . .As.r
,,l W. Transfer Co. VII 60. ES.sfnatioa. q
b, as,se from hotel residence through y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29

august Am MEAL-FLoUR-wss dull and lower TO
WIN eIDSrt Sne 1nd D RSS Ss sdS Sde
spring wheas arrive Of which over wy Is for
;Sd since today Pn'ss S ss2 "a TsiSi
80 % I'D 81 fcSi5c Ore Checking business baEsgs
sprng wheat extras quiet at " SSeSS itr s o "A 50
* ss '; a sG s5S s.ss. ' he den asS
eg at S. 30 former At S "a Waited T DO escsp
springs offered more freely Ise GRADES nU being offered
~ - g. to arrive and 81 so bid winter wheat itaighS
are ODes Tns and Winter patents BPS sold &C e ~
SP to 20 20 1 ST s'h IN moderate dsa India
selling &C IS 30 and 900 city mill me az 90 the common
Grades Pennsyvania being offered low as 90 VINE
Inc leading state mills are sod W sa 20 n0 soa 900 bOs
20 20 ~iSG SssS IESF active but lGTsE
lS ShsF % sgy g 70 I alive aSa
o e. sHS 100 Sasn sold aTSe 0S De-
S3y aSoS.oS ni s Sles have
SSaced price sympathy with corn i1s E2GDS
Sa a G aSd G aachan M Hcchsr 9gs a:
for 40 and s 60 was aud lep 81 % S'
lower cables s spS s S5 S 81 SpS SH
thu crop with covering and eSpGG5e wb,9e a
es but gse nSs orders Saef for receipts
large with . T. S bush bush Of wheat ncSang
hte6s eC, na oS Se 6n DO n Ssey
s SSI eCrn Decreased sc $4,000 bush
M ssSP 40 81 cars sci cars Corn to-day Se5
400 car; Os9 sd' SO cO Sash and
WSest So 900 aud $4,000 bush Of corn 171oO9 e9 Sh
b Liverpool was I'd OF on n spot Snr %se 5gS Spa
@ well a. Duh 'h and e %inneapc SsSs nearly
close s on IN l0 Et H at Gay S@ with
S,s On s 2Ssof trade snc esased BY The free Coe
brOss o Sss e, SSsF SSer cooS
the market RS Ssd K faSs S and c coaen
ns5Ecs are cheaper than except spring wheat
Interior receipt we're n also 5ss S SSh and the latter
a9 e65 5Ssh against 10000 900 bush yea
Sgo se' Ss COO e sasn ns bush
Wsra snail 600 bush at four ports against 5SS
SSss s ySa on yae terms and loads Of No
%eS3 m iPSsy o5 si iosd. as
Sd ESS in The elevator 81 option sales
s2 geo bush mo- Ss Il :" o. closing at 81
Do November closing 81 o. DO December Al = o7 90
eo 9 sosnS sOilHs 81 Il o Do eofGaTy closing
81 vs. 60 March eoi1g q lo % April, el 81
coRNThs near months advanced ssaay closing SinS. -
Soy ON after Selling az free covering
se0 Ssa 70 being sg Se M prompt and SPOT delivery 81 ae
G Siys5a caSs Of No M white at Gle delivered
elevator sad eSeb's lover 9; o. on 4ec sS an
on Nay cOn owsE for Ss Sdy 90 on M isS q S
ssStes sgSnV closing at oc October 59agS
Closing az eoSc do November; 5Sa59e, closing At SSse
P%s%O' so! 11sI a. Sic S? 20 Nay con
a. 1Tswers extS SlsS dull da ON SSoS SS9' S SiS
opcns Selling missed but spot m de were on yeF
Srsy At ~ sd 2G at price
5000 5a;s no. whit Eh 9 $500 SSi Snsh az HngTa
on the track s2qS3e for mixed 94a40e for white No no
gee SSSys@s99sr s ssSs Ct fG :se
s GO Dsssm CLOSING a. Sac do October s co
Nove%Ss qS9s At a. Sia 30 P IoS Wss
e eIEsi ssd osSeic Tor STATE deefed here win noiI
sgtday os Gl ~ g
famnarafiye local
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
r,,,opv.N PRODUCE MARKETS.

hyspGD extra firm at so s,e pSrH at
poor demand prime mess He eoe Hams and bacon
OBS Cd 90 sai chees In poor demand Tslow In
poor demsnd; prime city steady mot and futures 10
an6 ros smand A' Wheat and -four In poor demand
il demand RSa s '5ses II november
mixed western, Hops at London-Pacifc coast
there IS nothing Offering Receipts Of o %asaa ior on
last week from Atlantic port from at6ar sources
pae o pvarers receipts of American corn Tor the
80 Vrsef 90 400 quarters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

The crude petroleum market showed continued ,a au
,vity Yesterday Prices for october DENVER m' IN
u. Nv REPORTS of largely increased production IN
,be Meponad field At the Stock Exchange se .. soo
Of National Transit certificates NM Consodaed Ex-
barrels 900 barrels were taken at 5e@Ss o d 81 "a
For November delivery 5000 barrels onoled at Gas
GEMS GEMS in bulk at 800, and in cases AZ 100 0'"''
crude in barrels at 500 ana ~ Dull IS 80 frsncs
p.drOnn 40 marks; London. 5-s pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-29
CENTRAL. II. II. OF NEw-JERsEY

IN l..I5l4n1 i 81 49, Ava
TiUe Table of Spt g. rb 1S9t wukesbarre
sn5 sct an Sundays
SE Ea aston and and t Chunk On Sundays
E.soS on MaGcR Chunk Sluggish Chunk wIkesbare,
sn gnh5 Es9ffHE ssts Through coach
sA SnqPf s1 GeaSRf maS5;
burg PSsv ,ds Essson Much Chunk Tamaqua Potts
vile Reading and maGrGaSs Sch chunk Reading Harris
burg, ~ Wkesbarre. scranton Tamaqua P0'sve SHAM
E pssSn 'r S,Has CHUNK Reading Harris
burg Sundays a., at 81 $50 .as p gia m
'''O p H. ALI. RAIL ROUTE
For FGsehGs 49, az? sG 100 p M Sundays, si5
sSssn i al Jog Rnih ga point. '"H' 70 $
SS d la AsbS $50 8,Se e. M s O
Sor lakewood Toms River Barnegat Park anu bafne'
far 80 Beaeh haven vncand and Brdse'on
80 = n sq Beach and ssaDrghs go 10
1870 qoR 70 SGG psIyRgHh,sc RFShS%TInoRE AND
For phadepAa g GS go % sS co. II 10 4 ~
nsSs sSNp1Ys 90 Ss1 70 49, II 80 m' OO' $780,
p,a sSs Baltimore cat sna oO 80 Dining 90
sEi ~ e1 1 30 sa. sS os
40 90 20 D. n have connection fo' Reading hsf'
Ysbnrg Pottsvfls, &e, a., p,uade,nh,. q. ? az
ro an M est Parlor Carr. 80 p ~, IL 10 mldnight
except s sssi, ear e Be pF p at H. 1
oe af5 s44 lao s2s Frcadway IS, eth'syS se1
NJ. IS st liza East 12Sh ST., New'fork' CoutNss'
We West s,IdiIonls. 'ss broadway. BROOKLYN
sOV transfer Company will call for ana cheek osS
| gage from hotel or residence
SANDY HOOK ROUTE,
EoH t tHSs sfXNS' F 70 &c or -RfIECIoRsT.
rFho.vv n Ioblands Highland Beacn, Nornandle
soabr oh, Monmouth Beach, Long Branch at ~ a.
M Ri 20 Saturdays only, 345 500 D. M sunu"''
~ a. I "a, ocean Grove Asbury Park and POM
az 10 a5 a. no. IL 100 Saturdays only) 34o ~
n. m sundays except Ocean Grove ana Asoufy fAfN
SgS a. Toms River and Barnegat at 80 a. M
| r, 20 csurdays nny), 3 as p. NJ. p-,...
u " peacb Haven Atlantic City Vineland ana Bridge
| ton 4 80 a. IN. q 100 p. m Saturdays oh'S''
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NPV.Y0rk & Lone Branch Railroad.
AUTUMN SCHEDULE.

AUTUMN SCHEDULE
Trains leave New.York for Red Bank, Long Branch
From foot of Liberty ST. 80, 10, 10 H. 'oV'
= 40 IexpressJ 100, 80 express 80. 200 D. m
SUNDAYS 0 :l5 q. NJ, 100 y. M o,o =,
From foot OF Cortlandt or Desbrosses sts-9 lO M
II noon $40 (eNpress 10 texpfeSs' o'A" D. HI "
davs 5 10 p. m -. 49,.
Sunday trains do stop at Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove. - - =, ,,-,,r c,. y v and T. II L. r.
ii. p BALDWIN, GENT Pass Agent u w. ~ W. "
~ Il. WOOD, Genl Fass. Agent Penn IL u
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. G., &

xxyFs,r SHORE RAILROAD, On. Y. c.
w ~ n r r. Co., LesseeL-Tralns .ea'e West .2a-st-
station New.YorGJ follow and lYSSs
i Ta%toq pSoS and Sc cA Ioa % 80
s. H. D. H. tcrSno o5 IS no 3 rs p ~
Sagsra Fails 80 10 90 a. M. rs IS rs p N.
It'll sS oSy 70 Utica lea IN K91gsi s oa m
x 90 snf 8 H5o'@yi i 80 Sa.tqS:
Ea 4 s SS'Soq 49, Z g. go 60 30
g i6 III 40 p. Montreal and sansas ~, a@' u,,alo
Niagara po cHSa ay a sSes ri s ESSis Sa
Al 'n gSsr trains trains aay II Leave.
Jersey City statSn ia Lee Ia S 81 ear p" zoe No.
datons or information apply offices BROOKLYN 3sy washns
ton.S 100 Fulton.st Annex ONCE ieet Of
Bowery IL Park Place So West Ie5AsL and West shore
Stations foot OF 42d-st. and foot OF Jayst N
@. Il. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent vanderbilt
ava. New-York.
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wise, 6,o46 bales; sales, 2'7oo oAie'' ''
bales. -. no rotfon easy. mddllnei
3sc; low mlddllng 2so receips. 2,s73 bales
rceelps' coastwise 1854 bales; saes' o'ooo p"'''
stdclr fog O53 bales.
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And
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~ cho,,a.t Line NestOuied PdA1s', 49,, t.NprcSs
m0HBanalo, aiehneld sprns, Sna Vserastoa af
Via iatersSS for l Msses SWaysriy kurA, cor1S.' ts
han.V sherburne Wsier Ne eha SsoS.iad syrssus.
sui,oS and intermediate statloss NnansNile and Nos%
with trains for ps:ston; Win sSsas ior Wet
80 m-Binshamtn Nail :, Hf htsFs for water GS
SeflntOn, ONego Many,,! ineston 90
eseSs az scranton with trains t'r ri'''''" rr
w!sss. 10 y. mm-scrantOn. wilSesoarrs ana rS''
pre-. n m. tday)-Burao Limited ESprs'i0 wsso "
90 pStroudsburC, Scranton, lnngnssnsV nanylfa "
son, lot rlmps. Corning. BAN, wayalSena' m.
Morris. &C. Bufao Riehaeld sprng. shac ertssl
Exgrs. for stroudsSarg scfSSou SWorwies sisssss
syrsen,,e;; VIVA &C. and ~ points on funais W.
xanse,s WITH trains far the "ssA