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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05
THE STATE or TRAUY.

l0,ooo bbls shipments 11271 ebls sales, 300 bpis
Whea! steady 70 ss sBSt and segson', s,eacs 40
bush ssosk 2css osS bush sales I4l GO bush south
s corn ~ .ssy F" I'D 49,:
asked October sac asked year SIC asked; ieeeip.s,
1905 bush stock 1880 bush sales oy1 b1:S so,s,
easier; No 2 white Western 3d. a4Oae No 2 mixed
Western S.dS5se receipts 1900 bush shipments ID ole
% shoee Timothy, ga soasl5 Grain ireights quiet and
nehansss cO'sos nominal D ndans c Ions
sSoSSiIdsrs; SO sIdss:
se hams. small BE- large se lard seineS ga
crude, 7a.e. Butter hrm and active Eggs firm at Isa
ice sOasc Arm. s% RIO fsr s No s
aned. 10. d1lc. whiskey firm at II 25dsi 20.
Boston, Sept. 3.-Msfket quiet. Receipts-Four 700
bbs $500 sacks corn, $4,000 bush oats, p 900 bush
shorts 34l tons.
f.ir Offering litsl salce OF 5000 bush No spot
o. sise 5000 bush DO a. s2se - GO bush no
SS ss.S 'Ss 'ss
Ss hard SPOT closed Sac 20 G. +, at sa'.s 80
:siss o. car No red u IS car No extra red a!
s s ss. SS "sss 99s yew ms.
yellow, ct 5Sd53ac; esrs No g. u 5o'ss. on track
sTs s. dS sos a !" &c. yss~
Wilt sSes! N ss: mixed ssl go s' ssd on ..
6Sc Flour far demand aoa steady best sprins a. % q
Ssxse.d &c TO Xew.York RsseipsssFlocr 40 ooo Dbl,
wheat bush corn 81 Oo9 bosh Canal shipments mt
1Ssh S.i 10000 sl sSsh s sSi S%ents
IS 900 bills wheat 3i5 900 bush corn u ooc bush cats
100000 bush.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETs-py TELEGRAPH.

Bufalo. Sept. 3Caitle-Recepts last 81 hours, $50
head torL for thus far. ls4O0 head for nre
last week 1890 aead; consigned through, $40 head
T. Mew a 7+o n'@s on sa do ,ao head saIg n
- 80 butchers heifer.. ~ 90. Hogs-Reces la q
for same time lest week 53 $50 head consigned throu
$3.50 head TO NewYork. 5000 head on sale; 600
IS 409s5 co. packer and medium 81 25ats 40 workers
good best. ccrned. s. l5ds5 25 do light n fslr DO
- s5ds5 grsssers, common 20 good - j0de5; good
hsayy ends 81 2Sds. os pigs; ssoe 70 best ScTn-fsa
sorted roughs 81 ass 20 common rough, % jvas3 IS
hours. 400 head; total week thus ar, 500 head
500 head to NewYotk. 2 100 head on sale. COCO bead
closed dull and our for all kinds choice -
fancy wethers 81 75d$s fair 70 good sheep 81 40as4 C5
culls common heep s2ds4 rs Canada do - 49, 80
lambs native roo to best IS $3.50 g ssll; TO fair
~ Chicago, sept. s.-.The Evening journal" reports
Catte-Receip,s 1000 head. Of which 1900 Texans
shipments, 1,4oo head natives dull weak Texans; zoe
"a So others. 81 9ods4 10 Texans cows 81 Gods2 -
Texans, stcgs 50 1888 Westerns. SO 20d52 90: aaye
Hogs Receipts; 800 head; .hpnenss 500 heavy
butehers' Is 4oas5 co. light 81 7ods5 25 skps {ia'
o. 76. SheepIecep.s, 900 heed shipments 400 head
SO 5asS IS western g. 75ds4 40 grass Texans ~ 75@
st. Louis Sept. 3.-Cattle-Recepts, coo head; ship
nent, 400 head; frer; fair to choice native .ecf.
60 25as 90 fair good Texas and Indian steers 81 S%
nents leo head. Market zoe higher heavy, $685. 10
packing. 81 7ods5 25 light s5ae5 25 sheep-Recelps
better Fair to best native mutton, IS 5oas5 Texans
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= RTE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NEw.YoRK AND
S HHSSAGo r yjA CAAAUTA5E99HA tKE S96S
- RAMA OF MOUNTAINS, FORESTS AID
STREAMS
Midde.own. Port Jervis Monticello. White Lake. Hones-
dale Scranton Binghamton. EJmra, Corning, Watkins.
ulcn. Bath Hammondsport. Avon Springs Rochester,
Hornellsye Buffalo. Niagara Fails, Toronto Chautauaua
Lake Cleveland, Cincinnati, ST. Louis Chicago and all
points Trains leave New York. foot OF Chambers.
ST. follows and earlier from West 22dss
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n ma NJ Day-via Niagara Falls and ChautauQua
Lake taTor Saf paps Slsepes
vE-riBULE LIMITED.
C.UU qua Lake, with dining to Chicago. Sleepess
Chicago, Cleveland ana Cincinnati
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$3.50 dale and Monticei I'' -''-'
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
IN p: NJ D'iiy-sold train e Chicago Vi, Niassss
Buffalo Rochester. TOrOcso and Chicago.
PACIFIC EMPRESS.
O on p NJ. DaiIy-Via ChaunuQus Lake and Niassrs
Buffalo Chicago and Cincinnati
FOR POkf JERVI>.
WEE DAYs-s 30 P' ~ a NO 10 80 80 =; n IA
D. m Sundays-s a. NJ, D. m. $50 .. ~. 80 p n.
FOX NEWBURG.
w EEK DAfS-o q. m. S:45 y. N, :45 p. m, $50
w y. m, p. m. Sundays-9 a. m, p. m. Q: 80 p n.
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
MAPS AND AINE.AAbLt-s may be obtained from
aiming select list u hotels and boarding houses; Sub.
urban Homes" describing vicinity OF NewYork. Chsa.
T SYYSi S sysDsI PULEAS XScodM5pxfi0Ss ..
tol and sSI Breaa~ay Chambers and Wet "a 9.
rsy sS HcSeken and S:
Sy sistSn LrS Transfer C0mpsIy calls is "a shs:ls
d. 1. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

dns is,iod he sales d the dsv included zoo Sale,
American futures closed barely steady. Amerlcan-Mid
ding low mic'lng clause September dcIverv. 5j-Jid
buyers september aud October delivery SSGid buyers
venier and December delivery 59Gld3 GoCid Dccen:
be- and Jauuafy delivery, G1Gfd3 G2 cd Jlnrarv ond
February delivery I'd buyers; February and March DE-;
livery, c0f04 30+d March and April delivery J-O4i
Savannah sept. "a 'otton steady mlddllng. Gao low
middlng exc good ordinary 5t net and gross receipts
s7s bales exports coaswle 100 bales sales, 100 bales
stock, II 4SS bales. ~
Oreans Sept. 3.-Cott0n easy; mlddllng. &c; low
Kidding Che GOOD ordnay, DC net receipts 49, bales
gross $50 baes exports coa.twlsc sol bales sales,
$50 bales STOCK, 81, go bales. 5000
Galveston. Sept 3cotton firm ma hd w.. &c low
O25 bales sales, sol bales stock. 251ti bales
Norfolk Sept. 3.-Coton nominal middling, IT,; low
middlnr 9I6 good ordirery, Sec net and gross
cepts 1913 bales; Gales. bales stock, rs bales
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The monthly field reports from Pennsylvania and Ohio
virtually Offset another. The Pennsylvania report
bullsh while the Buckeye showing unfavorAbe
IN believers In higher prices The Pennsylvania report
reflected reduction In number OF wells completed in
addition to the curtament OF the daily average pro-
duction. but the yield pr well oaly slightly reduced
This * due large yield In the pro-
life Southwestern territory. The development work
under way 81 OF August is somewhat larger than
July 81 but is materially less than the work in
silh: June 30. Ihc August report contrasts favoraby
VITA the EXHIBITS OF the two preceding months, aud the
comparative bcuTes annexed.
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neluces switching" operations.

'Jneluces "swltching'' operations
There was change In refined petroleum quotations.
which ended 6l0 cents In barrels and 3r0 IN
bulk at HewYork. and sos cents In larrels and $50
per gallon IN bulk at Philadelphia and Bal Lmore.
Cares ESQ cents per gallon. Crude was unchanged
at 5.j5 pr gallon ia barrels and 30j bulk
Washington crude being 30 points below these quotations
Naphtha was cents per gallon
Foreign quotations IA francs 100 kOs
Antwerp, Cos marks so kilos at Bremen and I6a
49d pr imperial gallon at London.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

From Pier 8. n. H., foot Rector-st.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland beach, Normande
SeabrIrht and Long Branch at 30 9 90. II 90 A.
81 :oo, 3;io. $50. $50 p. NJ. sundays $50 A..
For Elberon, Ocean Grove .As9ury Park, and Point
rf For lakewood al Toms RIVE. and Bainssss a. 80
A. NJ, 90 3:45 P. NJ.
235. 26i, AS, 49, ei: LAO Broadway IS Murray ST..
So West 25th ST.. New. York 1913 Washington ST. 72J
Fulton st.. B. ooklyn, and "A Broadway, Williamsburg
Westcott Express Co. will call for and check baggage
from hotel or re. idence to destination.
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Railroads.
NeW-YOrk and Long Branch Railroad

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
for Red Bank, Long branch, ocean Grove, AsouJ
Park Spring Lake and Point Pheasant.
Trains leave
Foot Cortlandt and Desbrosses ss.; , m
30 40 TO- 10 100 (cxpress) q m, II noon, ~
(Saturdays ony) 80 10 lexpess $40 express ex'
eept Red Bank 90, 10. 7 90 :. M Sundays oiS
9:4o q. m. 10 D.. M: ,..
30 s:l5 10 80 IL 80 a. (expressl 20 (SsturdAys
snyJ, 80. SiS aso lexprss,! 90 80 tespress,.
sunday usiAs do not stop ~ Ocean Grove and Asoury
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Delaware, I.ackawanna and Western n. II.
10 New. York Barclay and Christ pher
SHORTEST LiHE; ~vESTinuLED TRAINS.

PULLMAN COACHES,
DIRECT route Sv . o SEWAKkt sLooMSIELD, MONT
ss.ssss
EAsr0M
sStAhHSf9S. tIfTSFoS, &IhKESS%ERE T%S%
sross. DEISGH ANTON, OXFORD NORWICH, w...f
SYRACUSE, osWEGo, ITHACA, oWEGo, ELMiRA
points WEST, NORTHWEST AMP SOUTHWEST
"'osWEGO EXPRESS.. Pullman parlor cars. Conne:1
at Buffalo with trein for CHICAGO arriving 3ij
,,l 4. s.NBISGIAMroN NAIL. stops 1t principal
loo p. Ne SCRANTON. BlNGHAMToN aha ELMIRA
A.iO 7, NJ: C$ANTcT. WlI.KEsBARRE and PLYM.
1880 p. NJ. 1dslyl.-BUFfALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
600 =. VI. (dsiyi.-BTfFALo.. RICHFIELD SPRINGS
and oSWEGo EKPREss Pullman see;2srs :,
Mursyst aad 429 Brcedway Tickets at terry stations.
sye Nsw.York ssS wsshing ton.st. 72s Fulton and
SeS Bedford ave brooklyn Time tables giving full In.
formation, et ell stations. -
' WFSTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check bassage trsn Astal Pssdenee TO destlneAeo
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY


AlO A. NJ. us minutes earlier foot Of Tronk-
linstI for Middlet9yn. BIoom!nfbuTgh. p0r yesvis.
Manor. Hancock Carbonate. Scranton WALTON. Delhi.
sidney ESswish EdmsssSn VS.; Rome Oneida os"ess
a h9i sss las s aas .%S.sao 3 os snS
ingbureh Ellenye Pittsburgh Monticello Hurleyviiis
sis NJ; Campbell He'll Laks Mohonk ana Mime.
burgh Elenvle Pittsburgh, Hureyyie. Liberty. VALE
ing Manor. Rockiand. Walton Sidney. Norwich,
ssso and West. Pullman sleepers; reelinngchair
las r NJ. a2d.st,, sstarc,ys ONLY for MIddletown.
Ee"vs S.,r WIT Inhs
Daily: all other trains daily except Sunday.
attained ~ a"2 proadwav. Eew.York.
J. c. ANDERSON. @. P. A.. SO Beaver-ss. New.YoPk.
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OCEAN TRE1GHTS-The market was utterly stagnant,
it not only being sort Of holiday but shippers hetatce
contracts owing IN the cholera Rates are
nominal $50. MISCELLANEOUS CHARTERS-schooner
Newburg to Benson coal soc schooner Perth Am6oy 70
Amboy Lynn, COAL COO schooner, Brunswick 10 Eliza
bethport about 15lc
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allroaos.

RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
BlockSignals& OckingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets.
IN Enec, SEPT. 4th. 1899.
THE FAST LINE.
S y.as sna Pa 81 Cars NJ"
Indianapolis IL 40 =. m. Chicago ) "a D. NJ and ST.
dS ogi, 10 p next day Connects also f0f i0'ea0
1mE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
sssSf sy Si
sna c1 RfsssnS for
sas es.sssshSP sad ~ The con- on
movable electric lights. Arrives cInclnn.a $40 e.,
ST. Louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
K sd Dnns yo s9Ys Sars 'E s
,snss. esa,A. i S. c Eo sa
THE CoLIMRlA> rXPnEsS sno.
AND sfs.s nnfs
C CS.ehcs from New York 70 Chicago. Arrives In
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
. fittS6afs Chicago anu Cleveland Dining Car. New:
M ias iaa t cRess" 3 Sp'as'
~ PACI VIC EX I'
500 p. M-Pullman Blne. Sleeping Car NcwYorx h
nSsES ayss ns sr aSa S,v At
.sssp q n:,R S e rsissS daily
SOU rHWEsTERN EXPRESS.
$40 rglHan ys.tCae sfep n f bn,S Sex aI YGt
S to y Mph' sna st. co SG Dns I
S,ncInaau SI5 nd,anagSlI; TO- p 'i and
400 M-DaiIy points ElcnmO9a sn a. Dan
sy VITA n 1Ss e. s ." ana o
$500 p. N. shenandoah Valley Express DAILY ,aps VIZ
Va PT%'n 'sRisD
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
az. Pullman vssSas rs;o9 Cars yysSqs
S6ssi SO.cae; 20 pHns cai to Bm0r' arriving
V.s:5 rs;; ss I'd r SSs % Es
Wilmington ., sS.sa ,Is sTs Beyond usual
s1sf; :: sEs5 'niS Is
ssA' 80 Fs. nai'Tsc &c. sH SG anS 20 s'aS
a:s rs 5 Gar. 80 ssa co%bS: s'tE with
B%nes Aaay ocean Grove sn1 I rs.n'
ssS $40 W ~ ssao ana ~, 81,
and Ocean Grove on sundaysj
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EAD ysso II 90 10 ss 50 nssa
FL. s#j:.s Sts Si$'' e; IS
s GA; ' y s$s A.
For Time ~ trains % local point on tne Pernsy
Xana Railroad System apply at ne aoTIns TICKET
AsNr House, 42i-st: ana Gth:sve. 1874 East l2S.hst
20i West 25th-st psi Coumbrsavc.. ana foot OF Des
broseS Cortlandt stS. Cov-t-st. $50 Futonr..,
~ Broadway and Brooklyn Station. OF Put
ton.st:, nrOoklyn IS hudson-st.. hoboken; Station
rs Ss%Y2rs Tr.n.re. Company viii can for cncs.
CHAS. f.. PUGH. j. X. WOOD.
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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r-T,pOpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London Sept. -. p. m.-Consols, 90 1916 for money
and SO .c for NewYOrk, PennsyN ania and
Ohio hr.t mortgage bo1d s2'. cas2dion Pacinc oo
55S Reading. 277s The rate Of discount In the
no plct FOR both three months bills Is 15lOa
No, cent Paris adyfces quote per at
loo FRI mes Ar ccntimcs for the Account.
n m-Paris adviccs quote three per cent rentcs ut
,oo flames 80 confines for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05

The current pipe line figures bear out the chatactestcs
Of the field r. potts. Tho stocks Of HcnnsyVania oil
promise TO important change for August when the
complete received while the supply OF Lima
oil above ground is likely 70 b. substantially enlarged
The Incomplete August returns nom PENNSYLVANIA indlte
averages 25l barrels In August 1891 81 1913 barrels
Averaged rs $50 barrels day compared with 7107 bar
rels in August 1901 1921 barrels In 1890 and 1910
barrel, in August 1853. The PIPE line figures and
charters for last month appended:
Runs. Deliveries deliveries. Charters
Total barrels; 2.ss4 ego 2.SSissS 1879 1Hssds
The Buckeye u-ua) Pipe Line for August reports ss
follows: ,,,,.- e.. $3.50.
Iy.rars ,er dar 4G775 43404 1871
The petroleum markets Inst week were without sg
nilcance beyond dulness and hcsItauon Tho exports
OF crude refined et. from the United States since
January are estimated at 49, 757 coo gal on an IN;
Of 1891 1hc charering OF vessels for European port,
temporary disturbance In the trade Crude GER
neglected mos, tine. Small sales at the StocK
Exchange resulted materially reduced prices. while
option speculation shade lower the principal
business zone being transfer OF September options q
october delivery at small premium The market closed
absolutely ea2nant.
The range Of prices total dealings IN National
Tr1nslt certificates the Stock Exchange and the Con-
sodatod and Petroleum Exchange for the last two
weeks follows:
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Total new work

The Ohio field reports have grown increasingly I'm.
ave months The production
has undergone decided Increase end the Development
work Is beng conducted large scale. The situation
In the Buckeye region ia tho following table OF
the reports June, July and August:
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on s r,Sd"ss nssssnf sss sdi % butter
sss go: r S e. t" 10 %' ss
\" Sss Pork s ;snd sms S ~ ds Lid ' EseSa
aaie, whlsksy STEADY aos b1lf 81 Is nu';er
Milwaukee, September s-FlQas dull; Wheat quoted
Oats s, qS' suI n 10 Witt g. e
rSsGqs rsscc s Pork wsl s S d b s. 80 rsS
20 100 bush. Shpments-Touf 4o.955 bbis wheat
MS morning the cholera nS ssn December Ss"Sd
est a@d %arcs -% aoa Us
cSs to ss Sn Of ho bsu o. @
Certainty whit might hapren between today and
apsrasns hcr re was s1 General dsIc 70 sdourn
%sa hoard S" n g so, ns PIT s s C cash S0nssr
did not S on
@ s sSsye GA
ots No soSinern sold on quite rSac Tunninc az az
eject sales There wa, some damn wheat among III.
wSea" were s . Pah and s ASgSs
% '?sfs &C. Sssf% c'" oa
N aTa Nc old fS pt MH N?Sern 7se No
oD s lS% Ss then Ss ss
and closed ,.S'.c below ysstcrday ash. essogs5c
closed Diu' octODef, o"t2c Du: December. 12'tc
May, Z? sellers. Corn followed wheat and nnislci
1gitc undo Yesterday. Cash. 4sc September closed
4-'sc October. i3ec December. i3'2c: year. i2i4c ;
MAY. 4osc. Oats went with wheat and corn, closed
261c below yesterday. Cash 29c; September closed
2oisc; October, 29sc May. 3ikc. Rye lower 57lac.
Htan owcr O3c HAY quiet anu unchanged flaNseed
higher 81. Butter and eggs steady and unchanged
Cornmeal quiet 81 20ds2 So whiskcy steady 81 10 Bag
ging and cotton ties unchanged. Provisions quiet
unchanged. with only small oobing at previous
prices.
Rcceipts-Flour. 1000 bbs; wheat 235 600 bush corn
81 900 bush oats. 1000 bush. Shpmcnts-f1our II oOo
bbls wheat So 600 bush; conn., 1000 bush oats 5000
bush rye, 5000 bush.
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Aaliroaos.

CENTRAL!
DIRECT LINE TO NiA0ARA FALLS
r ;':!s s rfss' r.. ON: :", 1rSsr:
ofNew YORK. Trains leave as follows,
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS
$780,. ~ssS 10 s' 81. is;s is Sss.: "a
FAST MAIL.
$40 AMnDsy 70, Albany use: r.! E,sA ss spas'.
sAEAT"cA' LAKE . fESkG. AND MoSrssAL
800 D S Ao ssssg; s IL Due s''''''
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Day. 'due Chicago o As .. next lsy.
DAY EXPRESS.
'V:Su not run west Of Cleveland and Detroit
SARATOGA LIMITED.
100 PMS saturday i,y only. Due Troy $40 , -;
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
1855 %i9s us sSs 3 cns'n n .l. 70 a.. =. o.
wORLDs FAIR SPECIAL.
1:55 p. M;mDsi,; duo Chicago 5 y m. sszs ssy.
ALBANY. TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL
$3.50 ,d M e ss,. Sunday. Due Albany 'ss
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
4.2O r. M.-D.sniy. due Detroit s;SS d m; Oh.
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
c.f0 r. VI. Daily. due Chicago 100 D. N. 81. Louis
O.oV 7:45 q. m.
NORTHERN EMPRESS.
7.n0 r. M.-Day. due Burlington IS, Plattsburg
'.oo g IS. BoOGinsdals 10 :ss. saranae Lake io:Sf
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
730 n Fan. 10 doe S nG.s .o go S's'
AD'HoSOAoN' AMP AxPn THOUSAND ISLANDS
7.30 r. M.-Daily; due Paul sm,ta's. 1902 ~.
cnaxos = 20 a ty TSD'sf lS1 fa.a1 u:
$40 a.. IN.
CINCINNATI AND ST. Louis EXPRESS.
Q.0n y. VI. Daily, due Cincinnati 100 p. m; In.
Wv" dianapolis IL l5 p. m. ST. Louis I:sS .. y.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
o.0n r. VI. Daily, SecpngCar passengers only ear.
wv ftcd on this train for Rochester. Due a6
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
Ok =. M.-Daly. for Buffalo, Wstfrtown. O54eos
-. ~ burg. Detroit and Chicago. Cape Vincent q.
Saturday.
PlTTSFIELD. LEMON NORTH ADAMS AND THE
BERKSHIRE Hills Via Harlem Divisenl
LTo trains wSh through DTawngrCom cars 10 PttsueAs
% so p: ~. due Ptsded no. North Adams 10 p u.
Also Fridays and Saturdays only a: 80 for ftss
held; arriving 5:l5 D. m. Wagner cars through.
For time Of local trains, tickets and space Sleeping
49, Si brSadway % Yves. issts.s 2sS coiSmSu:svs:
and 1Ssthst station New-York 1913 Washington-st. 10
fulton ST. ana "a Broadway, l. D., Brooklyn.
Daily except Sunday. Other trains run daily. -
a. M. 80. $780, 1880. 100 p. M stop 1t iSS&-sS
JOHN NJ. TOUCEY, GEORGE IT, DANIELS,
General Manager. General Passenger Ageat
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THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COFFEE-The spot market dull and prices were
not Changed from the basis Of previous quotations
decline Of points but after iisht trading amounting
only 1880 baga closed steady tho decline. Gables
were Irregular Hamburg coming scadlcr, while London
ca o Sos %
els; January e2s "a retruaTy e2s 90 The no cables
90 hlS S nominal exchange prylte. Il; reeeiIss
In Ro $4,000 bags Rio clesraccs to United States COO
!sgs RIO eesr,nees TO Europe, 1900 bags Rio stock
1000 bags Rio market quiet; receipts in Santos
quiet; good Santos
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Professional.

Al ASsAdE treatment practsed By swedish professional
Nl ODE rators, graduates Of Stockholm.
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STAINED.

St Good Ordinary. IA 1919 MiddllnR .........eas
Options fuctuated within range OF 4 or points and
points lower than yes.eday's closing owing to lower
and some little covering thc holidays caused
slight reaction, and the market closed with only 1d4
points net loss for the day The sales 80 200 bales
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For Freehold and ATLANTIC hghlands, 30 rs, II 70
A. NJ, 80, 80, D:l5 i. NJ. Sundays 10 a. NJ
a 100 except Freehold T. NJ.
FOR Red Bank Long Branch and points south 20 Point
Pleasant 30 $40 10 80 II 30 A. ~ q 20 sH;urtays
days except Grove and Asbury Park, Is, II 80
A. NJ, 4 90 i. Nj.
cat { so = rs 4. NJ. 80. :31 l. ".
For Atlantic city. Vine!and aud Bdecton, 80 A. NJ,
80 Z. NJ. ~. s..,,.., an .,..,,., ~,
40 g IL \. NJ. 40. 80. G:lj j. NJ
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NORWICH LINE,

For csTON and oil points North ana East DirNt roi
TO NEW.LONDON NORWICH and WORCESTER
STEAMERS leave 40 (od number North River next pee
above DcsbroS Ferry daily Sundays excepted al
80 D. m. Tickets aud stoterooms secured at principal
ticket in NewYofk Brooklyn, Jersey CITY Pier ~
and on steamers.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY,

phladcpna EAprtss, .OO, 40, OO ~ W. 'oV,
car 90 3 90, 90 80. $40 =. NJ. IL 10 night
SUNDAYS y 90 10 30 IL $50 with Dining Car. A; NJ,
30, 3 80 with Dining Car. 500. 500 =. NJ II:
baltimore and Washington Express daily a, 300 IL 80
with Dining Gar. A. NJ, 80. $3.50 Dining Car, o;oo
Additional trains week days at 600
l.. NJ. 49,. ,r..,--
t For Reading .. at ou IS. - 4 H. 80
o:l5 90 5 90 AS 80 T. NJ. l2:l3 nlch., except
SitSiday night. Sundays ii 80 A. NJ. Co 80 $50
For Harrisburg az 90. IS, s:i5 A. n. 200. 70
sundays. IL 80 A. NJ. 90 500. $50 L. NJ. II rs
night.
For Pot..vIe ~ 90, 745 - 4: NJ 90 l 30 : 90
80 l.. NJ II 10 night, except SATURDAY night S'n-
days. II 80 A. NJ 90 a:ao, q 100 p. NJ. - Is night
45 4. NJ. 90 80. 80 p NJ. II 10 right, except
saturday night. Sundays 10 a. NJ, 90 p NJ. IL l5
midnight
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. &c.
90 10 8 as A. NJ. 100. 80. 10, 30 70 Allen,
i9cv9i P. NJ sundays +;so. 7:l5 A. NJ 100 $50
For wnkesbarTe. Pittston and Scranton. s45 A. NJ.
80 L. VI. Sundays, 80 \. NJ
For High bridge ra9eh and Lake nOg,tcong 600,
Fer Perth Am6oy at 80 %, 80 90 si5 10 49, Il o
=. NJ. sundays. 800 II 80 A NJ. 100 p NJ
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LBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE
A Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND ieaNr o,a
pier a. ~ r., iost Canal st, at \. m daily. Suhaa!'
errented connectn: trains Tor saia"ha
Lake George. and al Adirondack points Lave BrooHSe
IA Annex Fulton.st. y. m. SATURDAY h.bhs
stean~ connects with sunday norLi"" '-&n for sas~s
and Lake George
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and prices were reduced lice The sales wcne enf
bales for export 95 for consumption $500 were
contract. 0 "''
Crop movement. 1902 700,
Visible supply .................o6 o fos I 40 iof
Receipts days o55Ol S1 ioc
Exports b Great Britain, days. 9783 III
Exports To France, days............ 100 go
Exports TO Continent. days.......... G82 ok
Stock In New-York in licensed ware.
houses. counted daily. ............... ~ 11s os1
other places fnstinated). ......... .... Q 161
Total stock in New-York, by running
count o65 1877 14I
Stock In all United States potts.. sos sos 23oo
Liverpool kilograms. D. m.-Receipts o 600 b,,es. o.
which American, 600 bales Sales 5000 bales Of whicf
for speculation and export, 500 bales American & 0o(
bales. Spot In BUYERS favor MiddIinr ,nl1nS
915-16d. Futures opened at partially Load I'D vince
Quotations based American standard OF cassinra
ton
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PROVIDENCE ZINE.
SrOMlNCTON LIN Z,

Inside route TO Boston and the East. Ony uMeos
S1und route TO Narraganset Prev and Watch lIil Nrm
steel steamers Maine AID New.llamphlre eaVe new Ter
SO y. H. block above Uanal-st, at 80 D. M aa"y
SUNDAYS Included.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-05

Hafkct easier I'M tnnp
and prices reduced lice. The sales ,ycrc 400
bales for export 95 for consumption and $500 wer.