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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-25

who was recently an employe of the Erie.
and who was chairman Of the grievance
committee. was called to the stand. He
read to the board q copy of the we'll known
demands made upon the Erie and other
roads before the recent strike. Then fol-
lowed detail of the griev ancs committee's .
demands on Superintendent Brunn aud
General Manager Water, of the Erie. and
che final refusal of the latter TO acCede to
the demands. The polling of the ITO switch
elgbty-fiye of the total number voting to
strike. When asked IL there were eighty
fivo swItchmen tor and the others
against o strike. MoMahon said they did
not see all the men. but they knew they
wero all for it, and when they got eighty
five names secured they struck. Witness
said he had worked oyer ten hours without
pay since she passage or the ten-hour law.
Grievance Chairman 8ass. OF the Lehigh.
and men of other roads recently involved
were after ard sworn and recited the de-
tails of their demands on their companies,
and the steps leading up to tho strike on
Aug. ii.
At the afternoon session Division Super
intendent Z. A. Brunn, OF the Erie. was
present. The first witness examined was
George Dalton, Buffalo Creek switch
man and q grievance committee membor,
who said be had once worked thirty
hours on a strAtch, and often eighteen and
nineteen hours ut time. John Scanned. q
1877. said he had worked eleven or twelve
hours o day for day's work and was paid
for overtime reckoncd up In Days
of twelve hours each. He sometimes
went hungry two hours or more
beyond his dinner hour. F. H. Larman.
who was for eleven months employed by
the Lehigh Valley, said that when he CON-
planned about the errors In his tlmc-card
he was discharged.
John German, ncn-union switchmau
piov ad nv rha Ceutral nm N Nav Las
was one of three men to present list OF
grievances TO tho Central. for WHICH act
ne said he WAS suspend fye day aud then,
after ak days employment wss discharged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO

Chicago March 81 tspocan.--Whcat in Paris showed
decline OF 70 IL cents a bushcl wheat In Berlin
showed a decline OF IL to . cents bushel: wheat
in Liverpool showed decline OF "a to IA cents Il
hushei wheat here at Chicago declined about cent.
May opened at - S. sold between IS ana - 5s and
closed at IS IS cents. InGiS tho crop expert. tce-
graphcd from salra. Kan. that far in his progress;
through The state he had found whca, universally
good. THe Price CuIcnt" rather bcarish In its
crop summary. Minneapolis and Duluth had j57 ears.
The foreigners did considerable selling for short
count. Vessel men are expecting the straits TO open
April TO- Corn was weak. May opened at 30 -.
sold between 10 Is and 80 Is and closed at 80 5-s
cents. The receipts were light lS6 car,; the cstl-
mates for Friday $50. The grading showed an I'M
provemen'. fourteen going contract. The Cudahy
party open buyers but the crowd had suspicion
that ;hey were selling through brokers' OF course the
weakness In wheat had its influence. oats simply
tailed along after corn. May opened nj - H. sold
low a - IL and closed a IS ; cents Provisions
opened easier. but closed strong. There $1,000
hogs at the yards prices ont there to 10 cents
lower; the estimate for Friday was 90 600. There
good deal OF pork sold early which seemed To
be u liqudate local holdings. The noteworthy buyers
Of the day were Ryan and Cudnhy. both shorts. Nay
pork opened at so 10. sold nc $40 o. and closed at
80 % May lard sold from $6 II TO 80 90 and closed
ut SO 20; May ribs sold from - 30 to IS G2 and closed
at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
CENTRAL, MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Dulnoss again prevailed IN Brazil crowns on
~ spot' and prices Mere entirely nominal No RIO
nn.,sf ar Iai.c sales 800 No Z, 1890 c. ana l..
quS',o 600 &c. do lac c. and T. Mid grades stady but
very quiet In e option line there was med rae degree
~ sctyitv and slightly better prices were realized on G
ernx Of local shos" Foreign accounts offered put ue
cement for either side Havre IA = n DeCr
en- some ,mo,ths while others showed decline OF = ir
Hamburg declined /. ptg IL some cases ko d11i e ci
quotations at p, April els . May COS C Su me
"a Cd July SIS sd August, SIS SEPTEMBER Dos "a.
amsterdam March 3lArriNal at Netherlands during me
month $4,000 bags deliveries at NeheTanGs dprng the
,nonh N 600 bags Netherlands. % 900 pags;
Rio quotes First ordinary 90 MlOs IL 90; g9oa
Recepts in RIO coo Rio clearanccs to the Ohtfd
states Is 900 bags Rio stock; 1SOeo bags Mo marx
sa4 900 bags Santos market quiet good re saRe
on 600 baas same time 1891, 100000 bags; same
Tin. 1880 1858 600 bags receipts at Santos July 70
Sacs same time 1890 1732o00 bags. Total sales here
to'dav 600 hags,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.-BY TELEGRAPH

81
Buffalo March 1.-Cattlc-Recepts for the last
"a hours 1920 head total for week thus hr, ~
900 head for same time last week 1870 htsd con
signed through 2,i2O head 10 New York, ,f4o mean ;
on sale none; market slow; nothing dong clgscd
weaK IIocs-Rcccipte for the last "a hours, 10
$50 head total for week thus far, $500 head i9r
same time last week 1850 head con ign"a tiont'
94OO head TO New-iOrk, 1850 hend; on s"ie, -,
go head market opened and closed wcnk' heaNy
grades SJdS5 O5: packers and Medium Erhhfs'
IL O5Gs5 10: Workers good TO best, - 90" 20 TO- 40
nics and l.ht 80 Oja 20 TO- good heavy ends - bon
"a 20; pig. good 10 best, S50sj TO- pigH' common
skips T. fair. ga - 70. assorted rough', - 49,"
- 90: common roughs. - 00d ~ % siags ~ 20"
81 rs sheep mud IambS-Rcceipts for the last ~
hours 51OO head total for week thus fnr @5'I"
head for same time last week. 3l.oyo hcal co,i
signed through loo head 10 New York, 400 h"aH
on sale, 1000 head; market opened strong ana
81 COZ rs -; good 10 choice ~ 9oa ~ ~ Ir oo
good ssd SO 25; cllls md common. ~ 21"S1 70 one
car extra sheep sold Mt S6 30 Lambs goa - extr
native a 23aT 10: fair TO good a. ~ '3 d., - o""H
st Louis March ~ .-Cattlc- Receipts, l,'Vo yea
cbinmcuts 100 head Market steady; MIR 10 'hmcc
native steers - 2Od "A 90 Texas ana indian steer
ali Mnds 81 4oes30j iog,-R"rop',, I,'oo hc'I T.
nrime heavy ~ Go0 81 TO- mixed ordinary 70 G"cn'
rtG ia So light fair 10 best, ~ Cost 40 alccp
I,ccelpts 300 head shipments. none Marke' ei'ons
foir 10 hest mutOns, %fa 2G %. :, -
norris: Catte-Receipts, 1000 head; shipments, o.
100 head Market weak good to prime ''csr :,
"a sOGstg5: others. ~ 35a AZ! 10 ttochers', ~
e., 81 Texans SO 300 80 s5; cows, ~ 4oas ~ HOG
fct opcncd 5d zoe lower. closed strong K"ien a n
cCmmDn' Sia - % mixed and packers, ~ 1o@ - ~
n,mn heavy and butchers weights " W" - - .
ght. - Goa "a - sheep-Ee,eps. 0 gos h, a.
weber. IS DoasG % Westerns, g. 3o4 10 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
1--WE sTOCK MARKET.

NsyYoa GArIsny M.sS s5s II r. 30
seei IN moderate issact at y Chicago dressed sell
ing s 4 oday d o', .S SpU on
s J. a,le and '3 s. .sS 9f Saf
so cst;ls ana l'oo quarters Of 1eet and tie NeieFiana
,aly &iLtE 't5 had ys Itch; tide
TNS sfIg;el 4eessi q%S Sss rs
aPS sd $50 a. III. sas same O' 1s' %tdnSy
Z Ii HsAs: a.9 gSsi from s-: g "
5 @SHh e % 30 s%d I from '9 9sa'' prices ''nsa
g. laS Hat ss . SS@a' at TSs@t sSd o
6 per 100 n 20 DO Iso y, at 81 90 DO 40 n at
HaneDbeck & Hollis 10 veals, ll2 =. at s75 GO
"I1d c' Nsi:o los ~ Ma az sav.. 1os
, Rs ~isl. g W. a. j. 3Sn a 90 ~ a, IS
SsfIiiEFf A&b iAMBs- Receipts. Including carload,
SsdS n ?sos; q S' as carload Sr.y
s3@q :sp q =, @ Feeling ,a 5% Gs|% &c 80;
and an is" Tefc Ga he + With ioore' % BE-.
ng a; 9 ?5e47 10. sIr,ag. lambs 'Od at :7"s7 pr
Gre..cd mu,io9 nm at 81 sloiac; dr.s.'d lambs q,
@ m to ga da oa5r T5s 1c'c S .s lG ac S e f
az s2a. per carcass but anything decent brought nom
.vsss II y 3 m og i lP 80 STAT "a sS 81 49,
!; DenCaek; ae6 Clipped Michigan lanGs 50 r.
b. Harrington sl5 unshorn Michigan lambs 70 y, a,
K Hppe Co.: SO Western sheep, So y, at 80 %; los
" Judd " BucEaaha@ 50 STATE sheep rs n So 50
&c Collins 30 Iei.ey spring lambs s5ae7 per head
~ Rsss j GS's: Pa "cuu;%st M
si y.,'~ Souinay Weak at sids5 sc per 100 y .
cas 2@'i icE S SssS; en 1'F'''' supply '"
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cRAJyAyD PRODUCE MARKETS.
.rrnrs or NrwYoRK Dealings.

FEATURES OF NETWORK DEALINGS
Speculation in wheat was more lively Yesterday anu
,o,ver range Of prices resulted. The dealings "esre
,d q aooOgO bushels. selling by longs was one
~ Tho features Of the market During The enry honfs
riccs broke 1911. cents. and the "bear'" h"d "''
inner hand for nenry two honrs Thcn thers wa
NY a. ,4aI2 cent and the close was larry s,eauY
ia n,cSsinc foreign news had much u do WIN o."
brak liverpool quotations DROPPED - p,ris nprsct
"a nndon 3nG pence per quarter Inc I',ils ma -
defined 7Oa 80 ccntnes 90 honr Berlin e. ',e" e 1nn
,a,rns lover Fine weather prevailed on lHc ''n
,incnt Foreigners were sellers early, Taru tn1.N
"ntincntaI account but toward the cloc IT," ns
nn'sns buugIt Tie ccarances were sInali anu w
EXPORT inquiry very moderate May opn0d' Dp,Gp p
:. 90 D CENTS went down - 80 cents, ana u'h W
AZ 90 "0 q ia cents Cash quotations were In cent
lower 10 c Exporter too, eight loads Tim. showing
,oiinn NJ 7a61 10 cents NJ the close 'eIt va
,scovery OF 1-o65-s cent Lower cable neays nnosed
,tan ~ - long. the weakness In wheat an" -upPy
" linz bv Cndahy Mt Chicago were The ciaei Pel
sn,nrs speculation amounted TO l4oo.VOo .u i~'rar
90 cash market was less active and 34~l cent nMci
rem loads were taken for export. part for spec' "p''
delivery. . ,.,,, with wheat and corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01

Cash quotations IL cent lower and slow Options
dropped lisa Ia cent.
LAID was slightly lower early but closed with more
steadincss on fr6er export demand. Sales amounted
10 SO terccs OF spot mainly for export.
I % closing quotations were rs follows:
NArat-APrH, 81 1o cents, May, 80 10; June.
81 - July - IS
CoFn-Aprl. d IL cents; May. 40 3-s; June A 3-s
1ulN. ~.
Oat,-hprA. 81 IL cents: Nav. "a IA: July 30 -
Lar-Nay. 50 b. Iul.. 81 80.
The receipts 81 New York BOSTON Philadelphia ard
Baltimore were Wheat, I7O,767 bushels corn 242 81
bushels; oats. 70,n7 bushels; total grain. Al iaJ
bushclS: fOur, 47.212 packages. The receipts AZ Chi
cigo. Milwaukee ana It. Louis were Wheat 1870 200
bushels; corn 367 ,0f1 bushels: oats. o33 SOC bushels
total grain 'J9C37 bushels: -FOUR 2S.if0 packages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
Lehigh Valley Railroad.

(The Phill. & Reading Il. r. Co.-LessecJ
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt ana Dos
bro.srs SIS. , follows ,,.- -.
a m for Malch Chunk and Intern date points
10 III. FOR or eva. Lyons. l.nirl Rochester But
folio The west PCtt.' r aud principal local points.
Chair Car Iyons and Pullman gar to Snson,Pn BRIDGE
q A. M. for Mauch Chunk and Int ro'da'e point
ii A. M FOR south Panncd aud all INT rncdile points.
IL p. for Elmra and Intermediate points; chair
car to Wilkc,larfe. .-.,,-.- ...,.. 100
ncclon 10 Reading aud Harrisburg.
a. m Bound Brook and all intermediate points
J.to H. M for l.. and B Junction and principal inter-
mediate noluts. Chair Car 10 J.. and 49, Junction.
80 D m for P0ttayillc and intermediate points Chair
Car Pottsyillc. . .,,. 1900, ,-..--,,-,. ...i..-
Connection 10 Tlcadn. 2nd lIarri burr.
50 n M for Pennington and all Intermediate points
"a d. M FOR Geneva, Lyons. Elmiln Rochester Buf-
fao and the Wet. pullman Sl'cPF 70 Lyons anu Su>
pansion Bridge. ITO ,o on - =, - =, aud
40 u m connect for all points IN Mahanoy and Hazel
'o' '' SUNDAY TRAINS.
e.1o and II A. for Niuch Chunk. HaZel;on Shenan-
d,,h and intermediate points ,,...,,.,. ,.,,.,.
TX n m Tor Maurh Chunk end Intermediate point
a. m TO- Geneva. Lyoas. Einlr,. 'orhester But
f,o and the West. Pullman sleeper u Lyons ana SIS
pension Drdg'. - - om.o 81, p,o,J,,v
TIE Nov. YO:li Transfer Co. viii call fr nnn cneck
ageose from hotel residence through to Destination
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Trains leave above siRion via
LEHICu VALLEY RAILROAD
For Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls and the West,

els a. NJ. 100 p. m. sundays. 7.2S p. IN.
80 p N. sunday sij. 100 a. ~. 40. 73s ;. IN.
For bethlehem. AllenOyn and Miuch Chunk, : o. Slj
NJ; 1880. 3 -. 5.i5 73J p IN. sundays, slj. Hoo
o. M TO G.3S y. m.
Fcr iIa1Icton. SIS m; 1890. 3A5. 7.30 .. m. Sun.
"fot WvnL,ttarrS. Pi,tst9a Ind Scranton SIS A. II.
1870 3f5. 40 p. N. Sundays 3 ~ and TO Plirs
Tor fmir, si5 a. M; 1890 7.3o D. IN. sundays.
f.YS y. ~.
Tickets and p1ror De procured Nos. ~ ~
o2S, oGl il5 9l. no 1899 HWay. 81 Eat iith-St,
737 OH ave- POI Wrst 1ej.st. 1874 Fast f@Ih.st New
Yors 1 Court.,t. $50 tuton.st - Broadway. Bro1k,n
%rv York T1n-fr 60. VIII call for AMI check baggage
from hotel or residence T. Gcstnaton.
A A. Mcleod, I. -. HANCOCK.
Prs, & ten. NIT. zen. Paa,. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

Dealings In crude oil yesterday were augmented by
switching transactions. Ont Of the total dealings
Of 2o5,000 in National Transit certificates, all but
$4,000 barrels. 30 cents. In the line Of switch
ing" those for April being at % cents and those for
May ut 80 1-Sd5G 3-S cents Refined oil In barrels
unchanged at 600: in bulk AT 80 and In
cases at 80 cents; crude In barre.s ut $40 and
In bulk at $50 cents.
Foreign quotations were: Antwerp, Ia francs +,
Bremen, COS marks London, 14d5 80 pence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01

Train, leave Wet ied-'t. at - a. ~; 10 mn mn
Wauewacha and wa!k valley r. r. saiion' Middle
@ pioomIngbursh Port Jcrvs. Molticclo. EllenvUc
T%iIsbursh Lbert. Liyln ;,on Manor lancSck Ger9@A
Trc. Rome Oneida. oswrgo. Detroit Chicago ana points
WI, p NJ Campbell Hall. Lakes MohonK and Minne
80 Waikiki Valley stations. MdsctoTh. B'n ~
@ rrisnxile Tallsbureh Iureyvlle. Liberty, White
Lake Livingston Manor ,-,.,...oh ru,r,r
~" usnor Rorkland Walton, Sidney, N0rwlch,
mncida 0swego iochcstr. Niaeara FAILS. Detroit en-,
81 ycst. Pullman Se.pcrs reclining chair ear Tree
20 Su pension Bridge. Di4ly uh o'"cF V''"' ''' -
cept sunday. -, - so..s and sleepinc.car ber;hs
lunss" ", a52 Broadway w.York j. c. ANDENSON
a. p A. Dcavcr-st.. NeW-lWA'
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,,..
STAINED.
Good Ordinary. 1916 Low Mddling...... 5 o.l0
St. Good Ordinary. 710 Niddlng .......... "a

~.
There was moderately active business accomplished IN
the line, and though unsettled at times ne
general drift OF pces was to lover "a
liverpool came points lower and Manchester advces
vre Sluggish The result break Of 4dj points on
which local longs" unOaded quit freely Then came
r.roVery of oq3 points, with little covering OF
shorts" The rort receipts however Unexpectedly
large, and this I'D to fresh selling movement hhsI
fgures showing net OF 3a5 points for the oay
S5nfhSrn markets tame. Sales, So 600 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01

on City, Penn. March 3l.-.Saton1l Transit CertiG
caos opened soc highest 5jc lowest, 5l7sc closed NJ
5j'ec; ale. 10000 bis; cearanccs 1000 bbis ship
mCnts SO. 10 hbls runs. 1C2 .J1- hbls.
Iittsburg Pcnn..Na;ch 3l.-National Transit certia
Gates OIcHed Doc closed at JJc highest, soc lowest
DOC.
bradford, Penn. March 3l.-Eat!onal Transit ccrtin
Gates opened JJc cio-ed nj j5isc, highest. 81 -
lowest 5iIsc; clcafalccs. - 600 b0s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-04-01
READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot OF Liberty ST., North River
Time Table ia eject Apl.l 3. 1897
Train. leave Via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
For Philadelphia, BaItimOre& Washington.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Tor rhrai,lrhp 40. rs. 900 1000 ti130 a. M.
20 T. Jau TOO 800 go 80 u. ~. r. II night
Sundays. 900 10 so. II 30 q. M 49, BOO. 900. 600
D. H., =. D. u.rA;.
For baltimore and washlrg;an daily az 900 ul3o with
Dnlng CIt a H., 100. % 30. DINING Oar. 300 D. NJ.
Il - night no 80 40 80
night except SatitGIY uclt. SUNDAY ll3o a. M
33o 300 Go) y. NJ nae connection for Reldne lllf,
rl.urg iottN &c. &C. For Spf bury. i>'wi>tufg ana
Wil.anspo,t. Philadelphia at 10 d Ia. La0. 30
.. (l2.lj n!eat except Sltricp ngh.I. SUNDAYS. y
D. H.. l2.I5 % dnight 49,
F..or Ca-- n', Trains sl"cpers % Eight Tlaq Is
For Ea.o-. 40. T.l5 - =. fn.; J .'tPN JiJ 40
D. on SUNDAY. 49, 100 a. 3D. go. 80 p. m.
For Bethlehem Allentown. Ml.'n ,hrk. N'.. i@)
sunday $50, 80 a. IA. leo. 80 y. IN.
Dor wiki hare. riu.t1n and scranton. sij a. "a"
$40 D. sunday 40 a.
For ;Illh lildre Eglnc'. si5 a m. Lee. 100 , 3D..
Suudavs. 100 T. ~.
- ririo.d ard Atlantic nrtond,. 400. slj. g. -
a 30. 80 600 D. m.. SUNDAYS. 900 a. o.. %. n
(eXceyt FfecloII.
For Ecd Rnnl Long Branch and points South - Point
Pleasant, 4.3l. Slj. lllj a. H. G-30. 80 Rcd Bank
only 100 10 G01 D. m. SUNDAYS. except Ocean grove
and hhhury Park, 900 a. m. 100 D. ~.
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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

w ~ y. {. & IL. H. IL. Il. Lee seq
Trains laic i2d It. CNorA RIVER stat9n New, York
s,sO 4. M.-Dally for NewbnS hlngston, Albany;
daily cyrept sunday, wGt OF '2elNnans s,,o
Montreal . >,o..A,.. ,u,,r r-,ic, Sy,,
use Eocnest'r Buffalo Niagara FALL Deir'lt, Chi
caqo Dolly except SluTGay Tor ao'onto and ,-.,e,
i,bS j.. M.-Dally. except sunday, for Albany g.
t.Yy - III paiv fo7 Albany. Montreal, uuca syria.
rH~c Rochester Buffalo NasoIa r9is DeT9lt chi
six r. NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches.
" Ter Budao Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chicago,
:, T. ii;;S,IiisAw LOCALS, 2:45, 's;45 p. NJ.
HItnwNpI1pG LOCALS SIPS fl0.ij A. NJ; r:1J, 80,
3 IS % 30. .ilij p NJ, ,.u r,o. no
Sl,,ping.car. for Buffalo Niagara l9lls toronto, De-
-, tFhira o." st Louis on all through trains
.Dally Fcr tickct timetables, parlor ana sIncepns
Sn sss wa.hngons 72d Euton't An n 9nies loot
IA Dowerv ~ Park Place. 80 West l21th-st, ond NJ
stations c. L LAMBERT. General Passenger AeSe"
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. 8. RE lines,

EY - n kDn ~ % .. .
~ SOLID TRAINS HEIWEEx NEw.YORK AND
w.. CliIcHGo. VIA CMtrTAL oI'A LAKE. OK 81
@ AA aAi Of EALS ST ES"4 fohEs4s r1 HSn
nf1c route to Po.sac Paterson Tuxedo, Newburr
dole scranton. Blnghamton. fimra. Coming. watkins
o bath. ASa h%ntE' cba@isTs,
L1hc Cleveland. Cincinnati St. Louis. chicago and III
POINTS Wcst Trains leave sew York fot q ChsHb,s
g. as follows and i've minutes earlier from West 23i't
WESTERN DAY EMPRESS.
n m A. ~. D,ily-Via Nlaea.a Full, and ChautauGna
3.UU Like o5 car o9ccs az G por Jeryis IN
union station except sunday. for Monticello
yEsTIBUIED LIMITED.
M NJ Daily train for chienso via s sins,
70 CHICAGO Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPIRES.
q on =. NJ. except sunday-For Bnshamton. Homes
chicago AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
Il 3O :,,i a. nd Grand Trunk Railway. sleeper, TO
Buffalo Rochester. Toronto ana oh'1aso
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
2O Dayy1 ,c aEs ana 70 E Saac
'"'''S' FOR PORT JERyI-.
WEEK DAYS. z; % R a; 49, 49, D. d. M. F. NJ 80
W. 80 r. M, 40 a. rh p m $50 p M, 80 p M
- FOR NEwBuRG
w EEK Dsx s5syo a. 49, "a. T. M I. it6 p n ''
SPECIAL IMPORTATION.
,,ApS AND TIMETABLES may DC o6talnsd from rom
M ticket Offices. Also copies hn1ss. ..sIbu bon
,am@s el SSser RIB Vicinity NewYor chau'auqua
isse sqgysnt.x and prii IMaA.N 1cGoMMoDATIoNs a.
,Si 81 81 soadS1y F %Hsei, G hTaoRn
io7 n5o,a%aH aa JERSEY GtS Station Erie Transfer
Company calls for and checks o'ss'se 'fo"' '''' '
denecs hrousn 20 IUBERIs General Passenger Agent
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Fer LAKEWOOD.

AZ 40 SIS m. ! 80. 3.i5. 40 p. ~.
Tons River. Taucrat Park aud Eornega. $50, DID
ror Atlantic C.:y Vinclard and nrlGgeon $50 a W..
] 80 p. $500
q. m. ] 30 0u1 40 p. NJ.
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rr,HE BOOK OF OPEN.A SPORTS, octave, 900 pages.
Illustrated. The standard authority on AIher'S' opc.
.r'rse,-,nt. Rules sailing swimming, Oag pay
Ing shooting horseback riding, &C.. Sc: IN iui 81 per
cofy Published by The Tibune, New fofk Ehtertah'
tno and uuiyer u Is Compl mented by the press
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TO BOSTON
AND EASTERN CITIES,

,oxo ISLAND AID EASTERN STATES LINE.
Sold pullman yc,tibuled train leave, Brookyn d. J.
T. r. sntionl !! :05. l.. J. CIV ~ ~ e.eE niEms, ar
~, ~ IA, nn.,on a. Corresponding train returning
ritr, and ecping.car terths at l.. l. II. H. Offices.
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Warehouse deliveries since March !, 1S02-New.YolS
31s 76S bags; baltimore 5,793 bags New Orleans, 7Ol
bags; Galveston 5.657 bags; total, 3il,917 bags
OOTTON-On the spot, little active at I'M
changed prices Sales 400 bales for and 122 bales
consumption. Receipt. at the port to-day 2l9S pas
against 1873 bales this day last week, and 1887 bales
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PACIFIC Expires,


gl',oro, NewYolk v Mcu!hi. Aia tho Shenandoah o,
,na cs' acst day ao d, G?T a, SnGr y
1870 p. vs. >,1a'ri ypr,. day wa Ihr'u1h Sri,ep'
noaa ard Daa,i.ic l. il, ,oI.
$500 T.. VI Daily far I'll on,, On ca 1gGhc anu ONO
T. oop VI -S S',I vnuT ESprr>s day WIN
ro E, 1 Gnd l HOE Ss sa n ar t
BALTIMORE. WA-UiNGToN AND TIE sOITH.
1OI0A. VI" Washington Limited Express" Of Phi.
Coaches Dninr.c1r 10 Baltimore every weekday AZ.
s,so 60" p. Con nsn' Limited" q Pullman
yesthue PaT}r car aud Dnl9e.'Sr dey r a'f n.
Ma99gG e,-q y, on chei Of tc,c Trains. O4
Additional ENercss Trims 90 9 s 100 90 &c. md 80 ara
night lor lal'goro only al 700 % p and m 90 SIn'ny
For JACKSONVILLE AND 1T AUGUSTINE
Dpy 80 DccIn MonG w aS ona Faay.
For Tampa; 30 a. and 90 m: daily Sunday.
Mondays Wednesdays and frdays I'D, .,....a.
NT ra Ausn p.rlo oi' ar. an and y co1chc.
For Browns Mn.thc Pines, 20 p m weekday WIN
For G}pe Nov 100 p. N. wccNdny'.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Txprcss 20 %, X 90 5 80 .0p. 30 40 100 Penn
sviysnia Linl,d with DnipeC"r ard 10 10 Washine,on
Limited YIN Bnins6aF e.d 90 40 1 100 y ia 40 90
ard . 90 y. m and l2:l5 night ACCOMMODATION (:
10 a 80 ~ 20 80 a o 10 90 lnii n i"i 10 90 a. ~
90 oi o9 80 Rehabilitation S1 GS zoo o." and 90 % n.y.
For Time -TnbIr- q trains To- local point tc Penn,l.
o 2ne h Ho as Sy so o., i aad a2a Dfoday Hf
w M9. ,gs G., a Si G eoan Nv and foo Of cs
hro;cs and cor'qdt IT, Cour 500 F@ to m
ton.st. Bro,Elyn; - Hudson.t. Hobohen' station,
Tbr N.wYorx Transfer Company Will call for and check
,agaaec from hots and residences through 10 des,naton
General Der Munger General Poss'r Agent
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G:3O y. M.-Palluan Notllus Sleeping Car %ewYorl
P.tt-Lurs -. Louis. 'hicaeo. Cincinnati. t.yca'
aid Nrufhl-. DUNG tIr- Ntw-ln-k o. Fllnc"ll ill
and Pl't,brfe o. ElchLoud ard chicago. ArlNe' q
cleveland u 80 Columbus - D. M. Cincinnati
81 70. H.. chicago 30 J.. n"Nt DAY and 81 Lou
900 a. socond morning. Connect fr Toledo dNiy
tNrcut ~nturlIys.
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Che Gurf.

HCDSON COUNTY JOCKEY CLUB. NORTH
I1BERGEN. N. J-Racins every day rain o; shine.
nher 18th and 4od sts. connecting with direct =
track. D "hiiHuIAD. Secie-~1s'
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Storage.

. = THE UAEGEE WAREHOUSE, SrH-AVE.. FROM
aei ~ aIth-s, furniture, baggage, goods
and wares Of c,ey dcrpton IN segsate closed cpnar,
,,,. ing shipping and everything apmrtanlhg 70 th;,
Eariilnc OF property attended n sstnans iurh'shea
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TUr COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.

BOO r. M-Pulluan Vc-tlbule Sleeping D!ninr. SmoG
ms. aud Pennsylvania Eailrrsid Nestihule PassengeI
CoacAe, from NcNioFk ~ Inicoso. Arrives ia Chi
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sr. LnrI, ANp CINCINNATI EXrnEss.

300 T. VI pullman Ne,tlhu" Sltcitng cars from New
YORK aud Dining Cars from New Ior< 70 -. Louis nnd
Cincinnati. PASSENGER coach Ncw-furk q ColLnhuN
Arrives cine matt 10 - q. ~. and ~. Louis 30
dov