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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NevYorA uEy o' ois m,f5 T;,h the eS5ep,oS
q hs1s 30 t svs :. S%a to S to p
c cs Ses 'c,s cs6es4ms 9qGS rriElgoFeta @
estimated dressed weight shipments. 800 bee>e' on the
'Mii HUI C6Ws-So FISH arrivals. Msr&ct noanaly
nf a RecFpts at all Ne.Yor markets $50 head
ys @ win tt GS|S si % o' TN e;I sa cS Sa
COMMON SSo to choice veas sold 5asc per n Including 70
fsaie; eysssSs at 2d3+c and when mixed win ,, led
G GSts d0S yea. hSouSfi SS: prime 1:
SGanir dfscd aa sa311 1e wc-te"s sac
q, "a IS IP 100 Ng &. DO 90 ~ S at s o. 81 d.
az ~ = n a, 8 GO, ,,.'' ...,. "a ., CO. do
lq5 ~ at s. so 10 Western calves. 200 n, at 81; 80
s'seri Ns D y grasses 2oo ~ at 81 veals
$50 DsnacE a grassers fed calves 2ss n, at
"a r e: g. rs Is a. a. 'i is Il d s
: 50 o. la - 81 SS;. do JOS )" a; 81 30
.? rtosS Il y sa l' q, - at 81 So
TO- NEWTON G,ilett 50 Maryland vesls. l47 II, at
o. SHEEP AND LAMBs-Kecsip.s Including ca,;
consigned direct butcher were 80 ss,s Or S
cars at Hobsksn The market 0PsnsSG steady and md
isfi y c ss' v'f nsiq ' to
q S 90 per cod a0O K sns ky lambs s. ordinary
oS s G 10 e2 Sat- d an' at 81 g. 90 at
moderate request At Vase, good
10 choice would bring sld?c dressed Lambs IN fair de-
"' sa,es-Judd Buckineham; POS STATE lambs. II y
40 81 n at IS vs. 200 Pennsylvans do, 70 n at - Is
I9 Do g. n at s. 50; III do % n, at IS 81 "a Penn
sylyania sheep &c n. az 81 81 STATE do 10 =, ct 81
90 DO IoS n nj a. IS do 70 -. at 50 62l2.
Y P!dcock Sons 80 State lambs. "a n. az s. 30
1913 DO o. n at 80 loi loi Pcnnsyyania DO, 80 n q,
+ d. - .. ds % oo o q o. = n at 50 90
- NJ Collins los Western lambs. II y. at IS -; 9S
State do 20 n rs co; 1s7 do, o5 y, at s. 40; 20
State sheep. Il n. e.; ia Western do 81 n az
~ Newton Gnlett II jersey sheep 100 n at - 81
81 Jersey ewes lo3 n s4 Jersey lambs, 81 p, az
- p & Kase: "a Pennsylvania lsmbs, 60 ., at s. 70
rs T,qnsvlysn!a sheep. 90 ~ at 81 70. $3.50
D H5rrington 433 Car ada lambs, 81 =, at So lel
kentucky g. es n a. = ~ y s1 9es d9 o. d. d. o.
9S n a. 8 - % DO TO- n az 81 40.
DO II - at IS y7s - do S. . az IS 25 state sheep
100 n al 50 y do Jos II 81 TO- 1ate Yesterday 2oi
Ctnsda lambs SUI = a. &C 10 l8 P.nnsylvana do %
H. e, ~ C2ie: 81 State DO 81 n a. - rs
Hume Mullen 1o5 P.nnsvlysna lambs. o. p az
= * - state she"p. 20 = nj so u pennsylvania
g. pneniec- l5s state lambs $50. = at SO go l27
10 = - AZ 81 e.: 81 state sheen. ~ =. a. * 20
HOGS 49, Receipts 81 or 58SJ lead cars o.
aOth.st ard Il jersey CITY. Market MN, hhd
good to chclc" medium and light hogs are quo"oe ~
Countrydsed hiqher than al last report heavy sold AZ
Sales-Iirae Mullen: 3 Stnte hogs. 90 H. at ~ 10
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= RTE LINES.

f& soLlD TRAINS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND
~ CHICAGO. VIA CHAUlAUauA LAKE %
- E RAMA or NM6ouNTliISss.. / 22osEs1s Xsp
krKEAMS. ~
Direct route 70 Passac Paterson. Tuxedo. NeHbrrg.
Middletown Port Jervis. Monticello White Lake. Homes
dale Scranton Blngnsnlton. Flmira. Cornipg. watkins
gl.n Bath Hammondsport. hyon spl!ngs, Rochester,
uornesytle Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, Charauqus
Lake Cleveland, Cincinpsl 1T. Louis Chicago s1d az
,onss West. leave NewYork, foo: OF Chambers
st. as follows and i've minutes earlier from West @sdst
WESTERN DAY IMPRESS.
n ana NJ Daiiy-via Niagara Falls and Chauauous
S.UU Lake rarlor O., NsxyoIs 70 SsasI0i Sleeper
Union station. except buneay, for Monticello
yE>IIBULb LIMITED.
8, oOP NJ paly-Solt train for Chicago, via Chau1u.
O.UU qua Lake. SIeepers 70 Chicago, Cleveland and
MOUNTAIN EMPRESS.
q on r. M. except SundAy-ros EAIghan:on Honee-
=. 81 dale and Monticello.
CHICAGO And GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
q on p. NJ. DaIy-Sol.d train - Chicago via Niagsn
d. ~ Falls end Grad Trunk Railway. sleepe.s 70
Buffalo. Rochester Toronto and Chicago
PACIFIC ENPHES..
2O N D'y1vs chasaq SS..I Lake and Nissa,.
Buffalo. Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOX fUAi JERNfs.
xx,EEK DAYS. q. m. .. m, 10 80 Q. m. p. m =,
w $50 w. 40 A. ESQ 40 T T. H. p 20 50
FOE ALNBUEG
wv LEX DAYs-v a. M. 90 y. ~, 4:4S D. NJ.
RHIb fSG qnfasS acttaH5baqqisSOSs ="
| a0i aud ss7 BroadSay Chambers ana Wet "a 81.
Ferries NewYOrk; s3s Fni.on:st Bsookyn; 1o7 rroad
yN. williamsburg 100 HudSCn. aO1,Uk.n ans jss:sy
baggage from hotels and residences through Destination
D. |. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
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1870, low mlddlnc. 7IGc: good ordinary,
15l6c net and gross receipts. 9.3S6 bales exports
TO Great Britain, j,Gl9 bales 70 the Contn1nt -4i0
bales sales. 2.Oi3 bales. stock. l29o3f UiH~
Norfolk. oct 27.-Cotton quiet: m'fdins -oci
low miGdiins lie good ordinary ~ h'9 S!.t
gro>, receipts 1888 bales cNpOg c7t - 'V'i
bales sale. 423 bales; ~tJck. -o,-'J JAN; ,,,,
savannah. oct -1.-CotiOu quiet AID easy ;
1901 j--c. low middihg. : .-lo"' - T'ou
ordinary. l3lG0G T--c; net ana ers, r,''p'',
1907 halc,, exports 70 the Continent i;"V' od",
1870 bales. ~
New Orleans. oct. o. Cotton easy middlnE.
Bic, low middin:, lie, good ord!hify, . -.
net receipts sO97 bales gross $3.50 bales exports
TO Groat Britain, 3.700 bal">. 10 the ConuneNI
II bales. sa.es 1900 bales stock. ll1.y,7 D.Ir,.
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COTTON NARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Liverpool oct. -. D. rn.-Cotton futures cloaeu
steady MISUNDERSTANDING lowmdling clause. Octo'
her delivery p G4dn4 22-Gid October and Novenl-
her delivery ~ -G4d04 22-'4d November and Deem.
her delivery 2i-6fdd4 % 64d December and January
delivery 4 - G4da 4 % Old; January and February
delivery 23-6fd sellers; February and March de
livery. 27-G4d buyers: March and April delivery
4 co.64da4 3o-64d ; April and May delivery, 32-0%d
sellers MAY ana Jun. delivery. 4 ~ S4dR $3.50
GalveStop, Oct ELECTION steady; miAddnS
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Delaware, LHckawanna and Western IL. Il.
Stations In New York foot OF Barclay aud Christopher
SHORTEST LINE. vy-TIBULED TRAINS.

Direct route 70 HEYARH, BLOoMflELD. MONT.
CLAIR, THE CHANGES. Summit. Bernssdsye. Basg.
Rs.0, Hse Mssa h aJf
RoPxTGo NG'. 'Haceett,semn, scH9oLEWS. MouS,
@%itYE% GHA Fep2 MG3SiPs:
COKE, nANy,ILr. NnRTMuMBERLANP. WI.
tros'. BINGHAMT0N, 0XF0HD: ,X0KWICH. Water
sYRAcusE oswEGo.' TfTTHiRoA' owfGo. ELai nRss.
CORNING, BATH. DANSVTLTE BUFFALO and ali
loats. wEsI NoRTHWFST Ant, SOUTHWEST. IA
go 4, W. BUFFALO. ElCiIFlElD SPRINGS end
oSWEGo EAPRE sS. Pullman par!or cars. Come:
Buffalo with tla.n 10. IhlCAGO, AWNING 9.45
a. III. morning.
7.S \. M.-BTNGHAMToN NAIL. Stops ct prlnc.pa,
loo 2: M.-sCRANToN. pINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
AsiO T. Ms SCRANTON, WiLKf1sBAKRE and PLYM.
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman parlor -
1880 =. VI. BUFFALO LIMITED EXPRESS.
Pullman slpepcrs. Arrives Ut 10 =.
300 7. n, daily .vBUtFALo RLCAFiELD sPRINGs
TICK Els snd PULLMAN AcGoMMoD.'rIoNs a. 70
& a shS 80 Br , iSlfS !" tlfy iatiSSnf
ave, New.York 1888 washington.st. ?26 Ipon-st ara
80s Bcdtordave. Brooklyn. Time tables, giytns full
formation. at all stations
WESTCOTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ard
eAack baggage from hotel residence 20 Destination.
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SHORE RAILROAD.

N. I. {. IT tt. In co. I4-sstJ
Trains IeaNe t-Gss s~lIOl, New fJl-
lows, and 10 mnltep eaPler from II. fNnki-,t, v AZ
3;3O A. NJ. Daily Tor NeMDurgn, KIDS ton Albany:
daily LAC. sunday vest Of CoeynaE's Jc
7;1J 4. VI. Dally for Albany except Sundgy, Montreal
1900 A. W. DAILY for Albany. Utica Sylacusc. hoccs.
ter Buffalo, Niagara FAILS. Detroit, Chicago, e1ceps
11i32 4. VI. Daily. except Sunday. for Albany and
400 4. NJ. Daily except Sunday. for Albany.
a,I5 T.. Daily for Albany. Non'fcSl. Utica. Syfa~
cuse. Rochester Buffalo Niagara taAs, Toronto, De-
trot chicago, ~. Louis.
$50 =. NJ. DAILY. cI.cp. SUNDAY, for Newburgn. Al.
bany' Saratoga and Montreal.
$3.50 Vi DAILY for Albany. utica. Syr,cusc. Roche,
bunao. Niagara ra1rs. Toronto, Detroit. Chicago,
sg Louis
HAVEi.sInAw LOCALS. 30, $40 =. NJ.
MEN 81 RG LOCALS. 20, 10 10 a. M, Il :lo go
6:35 g 80, IL AS l.. NJ.
Tor buffalo, Niagara Fals Toronto
Detroit Chicago. ST. Louis. on all Though tans.
-Daly. For tickets timetables. larior aad sleeping
iyn. 80 washlngton-st.. 720 Iuton.'t. Annex oir-
foot ~ tNinnst.; New.iOrk city, "a, l3, S53 7S3
S42 broadway, l43 Bowery. 81 East lith.,t, 5J W.sf
Z. e. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Butler Jacob ID, 20 Chas McKenna, cor
Bal. Harriet and Albert. % thg Last River SAY
ings Institution. . 4sth't' OF oth"'e
esaHana' Alb@r, and vito. 70 William Bod
good l9O.h-ct, " OF sthale. fen.es-
IA nett. Ab0m. 70 Conrad Erkhardt, lV'th's'
osml Tell, john Ii. 70 Sophie Schultz. howery'
coin O' ts Sg, s and husband 10 John II Cole
guardian etc, No ldl Grc'ne.,t. yea i,s.on
puyee Jo'p and " asd 3 s Ie"a natn'o"
Ela.'sla Heni + 70 , Ds'a l. Nc"0o's' NOS 10
r,19t G cotisrna' 20 ihe fast River savings In
sttutlon ~ %. @d-as". gear ..- -.
Hes. Jacob % Gooree owen iioth-'' oil
uer.hKo,i,, Won aud VIE u Mcndel BefkoHt'
u.s. Iupm-.t w ~ l.tatr N'.i -
0.l..' ~ l0th.aye. ! ycaf -...-...'.'..
Lc,'f'r-t.n Hcnly NJ - CoFdola Barring lot ; W
Levy. Aaron. % al. u iiancc' II W',3'. W
Alien.-t. q llc-tef-.t . yrIr. mofit's''.
$oih - IS u istoye. / yrar ....,...... ..-...-..
Same 10 thc Iaool, Hoffman, Brewing Company
NORTON, I ioh.rt. to Ms-rarc, ! seaman. cd.
- y lotha'e. y.n-,,,,-..,.,.n,
N, , ,, p = 81, A 4, t'ar S'''''
Murray william y, 10 David Frank and another
= % conner s'h-a,c and liMh--t, year .......
MURRAY. william H. and VIZ u ''i"'' e. '''''''
Euec,c.. annie l. 10 Anthony Mcowen. VA ,-
ayc. cofncr Tinton-s'c and lA'h-st years
sc1rciacr. Gco-ge. and VII. 70 the German >'',
ing. Bauk Now-Nork. 80 al, IA e'th-'t' o. ''
Av.nu. A. / year < mortgages .......
slerich- Julian, to Jacob Wei, Avenue Il "
81 Of yone,6 and VIE to sylvester and Koa.
nd Kroner. p i'sih.'t g "f 'ou't'"a'''e'
Tai'lSrdt. Pau. 70 ssIan N Morrison, so. 80
Thpinps' 1t. year .---. .;--. -. 49,,
To Nct-York To,t-GIaduatc Mcii' al school AMI
Uo~r.tal ~ the Mutual LIZ. In>uraIc" co. OF
New.Y0k g ID ave. % Il "ou-si. s years
Wallace James g. 10 frwie Vance ana .noueF'
- nd De saf Il & y =
WOLF 1,eorc. TO Daniel LORD onl 1ohrI'
trustee cor Co'uHbus-1Nn ana '''h%t'
3 years ---'
Wr,ol-r bernard. ." IrNing | Kcmpncr, = 'Dth'
t. . Of 2d.a,c. insia'lmcnt~ ..----.-.------
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' oaalen. axe nasca on American standard q eassea.
STAINED.
cood ortirsry........5ss Low Middlng ........ ca,
Suct Good Ordnary -. VI. ddling ID 10

sue, Good Ordinary 80. Mddling BIO
Heavy liquidation characterized todays option market,
and hence lower Nnge OF prices. with IA decline OF
sac points on near and points los on las months.
LIVERPOOL lost 2u3 points early, and this started the I'M
loading; later the DAY lbcn November notices were
but out, this augmentng the depression. There Was
arher talk OF frost In the South, but IL had no IN
frence. and the market closed fairly steady S'Ics'
90 bales.
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Toms River, Banegat Pork, and Barnegat. 4 80
S:l5 A. NJ. 40, 4 20 p. NJ
For Atlantic city. Vineand, and BridsetOn. 80 A. NJ.
FOR Monmouth Beach, Seabrlght and Highland Beach.
so sI5 II 80 A. NJ, 80, AS 100, 4 20 =. NJ
SUNDAYS, . 90 A. NJ. 700 L. NJ.
Ticket, and perorcsr SEATS can be procured at ~
Sli Canal ST. 81 E: ltth ST. 90; 2S5 Columbus Az s5a
Fulton St, brooklyn. and 4 broadway. WILLIAMSBURG
Westcott Express Co. viii call for and check baggage
from hotel or residence TO destination
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Reading Railroad System.
Station Foot of Liberty ST., North River.
rlnln rnhia IN nrDct OF l.. 1892.
Trains leave via
LEHlCH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Trains leave via
LEHlCH VALLEY RAILROAD.
BUFFALO AND CHICAGO EXPREss DAILY
SID NJ 1880 L. VI. . ..,. 4, a..
SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY. S1s
A. VI, Il,:iv +. VI, S,t3 T.. VI, 1880 p. N.
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls, and the West.
TX a - K ~ os"aSys; 40 a W' 80 Z e.
80 p. Sundays 100 SI5, II 40 a. IN. t4O. 80
y. IN. . -.
For Bethlehem, Allentown and Mauch Chunk, 90.
II IN. l. 30 IL IS. except Mauch Chunk 46. loi
80 p. Sundays :00 10, IL 100 a. H., 40. 80
p. N.
For Pottsvle S:l5 a m, II 80. rs Sundays,
IL 900 o.. m.
For Ilalclton. rs a. m, y 80, 345. 80 ~ Sun.
DAYS Is. II 30 n. M 80 p. m
For points in the Mahanoy cal region at s;lo O. m.
For Wllkcsbafrc Pittston and Scranton. S:l5 o.
10 30 3.l5 80 D. III. Sundays except Scranton S:i6
!" For Elmira rs a. m. IL 30 80 D. IN. Sundays.
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Philad Iphia Ixpress 10, 40 ~. 40 ~. u 30.
VITA Dnins Car. \. NJ. ! 80 lob 40 WIN pin ,g
sunday . 90, 10 80. IL 80 with Dining Car, A; NJ,
80 80, With Dining Car, 100 y 100 Z. NJ LID
Baltimore and Washington Express daily at 90 II 80.
with Dming Gar. \. NJ. 80 30 Dining Car. 900
J. Addonii tialn week days for Baltimore at 90 p. NJ.
Iarlor Car, bay Trains seepers on Night Trains
For Icadlng .oo, 80. AZ, 4, NJ 90 ! $50;
s 99 snt 2o Sunaay o ii 80 n co. &c. 100 90.
'THor lnfrisb1rg at 90 IS. As A. NJ 90, 80.
Suidays II 80 \. NJ, 90. 500 5 80 p. NJ. l2l5
his,. ro,tsyie at co. 40. si5 A. NJ. 90 80.
49, ~ "a 20 A. NJ 90 30 90 p. NJ. II rs night.
For Sunburv, Icwlsburg. and Wiiiain,port at 90 40.
saturday night. sundays. is A. NJ. 6 100 p NJ. l215
pol Fason bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk. &c.
20 IL 40 A NJ. 100. 80. Is 10 Easton. 30.
10 Allentown F. NJ. sundays, 30. rs A. NJ 100.
p For wirKesbarre Pittston and Scranton. st5 A. NJ.
40 p . sgnda Ss,oth 80 90 90 s N5 M1.oo 40
l. 5 1 perth Amboy at 30. 80 s:l5. II 80 A. NJ.
s. 900. 80 Ss. G:l5. 4 80 r. NJ Sundays. 90
A. N.' Aoguc Highlands 30 15 II 80 A. NJ. 80
80 SIS Gi5 p. NJ Sundays, 900 A. NJ. 400
T. Fer For Prechoi. $50 sl5, IL 80 A. NJ. 80, 80.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south 70 Point
q * p NJ SUNDAYS. eXcent ocean Grove and Asbury
Pa k Q 90 A. NJ. 400 T. NJ
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In Effect OCTOBER 10Th 1892.
THE FAST LINE.
9.OoA. MPnmao yetbule Sleeping and Pa .d cars
Aries oe'I II do 10 chiaS, rs D. m and
LOU, us p: day. Connects. also for 4oeo0
1mE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 A. eAclusiyey OF fTmal noXna
and 0csoa c1 re'eR.4S marcel 70. do,5 Ie iss'
ades mag DaToeF,,Aop aoraT gbGeil by .taronary
a. n, indianapolis IS NJ. Chicago AZ a m. ard
ST. Loul, 3 rs p. IN. neat day.
sT.LouI- And CIScINNArI EMPRESS.
200 r. Va ygst sa ses EaT 70 S LOUIS
Passenger Soaehes S to S H9G 90 D. a. pe
THE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
:os ye'sH sePns R@pF sHs
C'ahcS RON New.YorG Chicago. Arrives in Chicago
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 r r. 6easo v md D Gas
AS 70 rsdePG, and rtSgrs TO ga o @ O Ar
tay. Connect. for Toll do daily except Saturday.
PACIFIC IMPRESS.
500 Mrsa Bg: seeg os Ga, YeT rs mo- to
50 D. M next day and ia daily o i: SAsaS S a S9
;or Cleveland and Columbus except saturday.
sOUrHwE,TERN EXPRLss.
S'o i a as@s 1917 sS,s
Lat, 90 q. second morning
4::iO r. M.-Daiiy for all points Richmond and Dan
Vile Railroad with Through Sleeper TO New-ofeah1'
500 T.. VI. Daily for all points on Chesapeake ana oaio
Hallway WITH Through Sleeping a4I Dinins, s cars with
through pullman Buffet Sleeping Car to New.Orleans
Via Knoxville, Chattanooga. and Birmingham.
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1910 A. M.-"Wnshinston Limited Exprrss,, week
scnscr Coaches, Dining Car 70 Baltimore, arriving In
Washington 3 so y. m
20 T.. NJ "Cougrcs.ional Limited" daily PpnInrn
Vestbu!e Parlor s and Dning Cor s,in9 uIa asa
charge, on either Of these trains.
Additional express Trains 20 :0o SO eaa II 100
10 80 CO. and 90 F md ana y and ~
o n h' s SHy AID G P s1aS'} Ign ~
Fog Ba As"i Psr ~ SU and tensiasd
''1 r F2s nsaSS i;" go zig ss
not stop at Asbuy Park and Ocean Grove on suncaysJ
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express 20, 20 %. 80, 0:0y 80 (lQ 90 Po4na
Limited, With Dains car, and 10 10 "ashL-iton
/ 90, S:10 100. 3 &c. 90, 80 90, 6 co. go.
90, 80 ami 90 p: M and Il 10 night Aeeonm9ia'
ion II no N 20 no ana NO iyl f. and 10 a. M
200 4 90, $50. 90. SO 500 80. and . 90
p. M. aid Il Is night Accommodation, 100 and
For Timetable. OF trains u local points IN the Penn.
'yNona Raj roah Sy,,en, Apply at ne io;lGwiy ,cks'
is5h Str.ct. a6i Wcst i25ih Street, 21l toumbu,
Avenue and foot D"sho-s.s and Cortland streets
4 Comet Street $50 iutOl street % Broadway. and
Irootyn NnnoN Satlo. foot Of Fulton tet, BrooNyn,
i2o Hudson STREET. Hoboken staon, Jersey CITY;
The ~ ons rcnce T ogh 10 t dSspn a
III NI Genera i Manager. General Passr Agent.
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NETWORK, ONTARIO and wESTFRNRaILwAY
IRAINS LEAVE Mt.SI aop.sr

$40 a. tl5 minutes earlier from
lin-st) fos Mddetown. Boomnseu.eh. Iort Jerv.s.
NonLcelo Noun taindale Fa sUurah, Liberty Living Oh
Manor Hancock. Carbonate. scranton. Walton Delhi.
SIDNEY Norwich Edneston Utica Rome. Oneida. osweco.
Detroit Chicago and points West.
313 p. NJ, Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mime
waska WAIKIKI Valley stations Middletown Blooming
burgh Ellenyile falfsbursh. nuFleyve Liberty, Law
t7,Oe p. NJ. MMdlctown. Pittsburgh. Liberty. Llv.
ingston Manor. Hoekand. Walton. sidney Norwich.
Oneda. Oswego, Rochester. Niagara Fa Detroit Chi
eago. and West Pullman seepers: reclining -eher css
free Suspension Bridge.
Daily ~ other trains daily ovcec' SUNDAY
Pullman drawing seats and eleeping.car bertAA
chained At S2S Broadway NewYor
.. q ANDERSON. q. p. A.. Sc Beaver.st.. New.Yosks
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Counlrp properln for Sale ano 60 let

---- o.
.,,uu NOR SAI.F.-IIcauuiuly situated on Chesapeake
iay eastern shore Maryland, easily accessible ifo9
~ q short distance from Bltmol' ana
x,"hrot,n. there o railroad station within 10 minutes
Ill - the house; climate the finest In IN. country ana
show 10 to BE- the hc1thic,t locdlY
n ,,r nited states pulmonary diseases, asthma catah
,n,i,ra &C. almost unknown fruit, OF an Kinds hnh
I alt water 'front.' oysters, terrapin boating, hslhg
and shooting right from the dooryard arg, hn@ house
.on,s rnri, aud IN Nr-tta.S condition
mad reuair large wccpt lawn. Win abundanc. Of sn,d"
|burrtcs and school, yeni,nt; the owner VIII ~ "t
"a and o. H. H. ticket Office flI Broadway for ic" daS,
from 10 ami. n p M. and WI De- pl'H'cd 10 wv
trrsbcr PARTICULARS persons desiring really naming
home mild climate and desirable locality or wil eI!l
Nv p r. II. DEARBORN.
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IIyerpol telegrans :l5 p rn.-Recepts e0o0 bales.
Of Which American 5000 bac.. sales 5000 bales: Of
100 bales Spot mWke. quiet. MitdinS CMTdsi
,7l5d. Futures opened steary with buyer, a. 2,jtd
saeIae Manchester maryct-Y sIEs-Flrm. ClCths-Mcd-
rate demand. Hsyr,-sgot narSet-cuist and cssy.
Od Spot 81 Tres ord. 55 Pa. Ord, 02l2 October
IL; Eoventcr, 5Ila december, 81 January. 52Ss
FEBRUARY 529. March, 534 April, 53's value Future
rsrkN staey.
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

u5ef 81 Scs 9 e Is. 2 do s9p a'
W 50 oa % 90 wnsr Whea no p S btrashi 81 500
W 93 receipts 1926 bbls; shipments, 1900 ohls
.ags 200 sGsh october %hf9s Ts D1cemeer
a74 sac; May, So lsd 81 3-sc steamer 10 ~ "on
&c ld receipts: go '' pus HGsn sa $4,000 bush
Southern wheat easier; i1h'z sra &c Ionrp ,h
-0G 75c Corn firm mixed, spot ana oc,onef
.Sd "A ssc: year and January, A Iaa4' ,1c
steamer mixed a. 1913 80 reGeiP,S tn.6 s@Ie
shipments Hse ioutharn corn~whe nrmG- A. l3@
4S12c; yellow steady 13a fsc; oatS Soe"9y .,, ~"
white T..,S e hns 1' Stock i5a3es Rye dull
No = &C nominal recsipS; Wv ,Iay ecady good
r. rboice timothy SI4 25a SD Grain frelghts qule'
no" no snady. cotton nominal; mlddling &c: a rTo
visions unchanged Butter To is Ia 10 sc
Boston 2Eoqr e dull NC Corn w 4T 81 s5ed iSs
yel,9s' quiet Ts steady Provisions nrmer Butter
quiet Western creamery 27s Geeq @er t the wccE
Flour rs 'oco barrcIs 1000 sacks corn 3oo'o0o
bh ush: oats, III 900 bush shorts, 14oo tons.
EufaIo oct. 27-Wheat-Thc advance OF lc In hints
cIrrSnG bpsincs9 sales 600 bu.h 30 hard Mime
~ i4c: closing 80. lard old at - zee do new,
~ &c: do minneapolis old, ~ 80; no c. ohcF'S
No. Northern old, 50 $50 DO new - s-sc % DO
e. l. f. 20 20 i@c Winter wheat held higher. no de-
mnnd No red, &c; No eNtIa red' ~ &c 10
IN 1c%. caiS No. . yellow sold at - lie , caIo
10 3 yellow sold at }5c car No. = Al 20 . ,afS
No. 3 sold at 4lc Oh track No. SeI0n W 1'o 80
Oats quiet ears 40. white ooid Al ." lSc; ear S
do sold al &c: , No. > whlc sou st 90
I ,,, 40 mixed sold NJ 34c lOVVO puah w.
Willie IN store sold at 80 &c. Barry Wrapm GS
zoe. f, .nadn 75U SIC. Rye duh, 80. =, 1'a1| o.
sd store and on track flour fIt, am ye
IN *, 1880. Mi-iccd steady ana unchanged
canal f.eighs strong; wheat. g. corn; Ii' 81
f,,r Il 700 bills: wheat, 400 bu.h; rye, p,opo
inr'h' shipments by canaI-Wheat 13i.DDo b',h
r, 30 700 bush; cats. 2l.2O0 bush barley, au,2Uo
n,h: rye 100 BUSH seed, 1850 push I6, oo1 h"t
y" o. 000 Lush oats 900 bush; barley '"'7op
CHICAGO. oct. 27.-rhc leading futures ranged as
foheo,%y,,iie. Opening. Highest. Lowest. Closing
s.S $:';' |3 zs ,;s ....=; -,.s.:
s:': a: .,...'5. ;"s' Il .s,.ij
yo Ss5s =. -. e. ss2'' so,a5e Boz. 81
Ds,embor .... ..s47.as5 s. 5i% $40.
F' D. iSS5 ' iss$ 'i5 81 g:
y.5 ls%s Pc. 100 :" 49, Ess77$$ 5;;SS 80
octotcr nm g. ' S65 Gs7e eco
GO, mutations were follows: Flor-oulet sales
o,iv AZ tuyers' figures No. spring wheat :,
40 spring wheat % 81 - C oai; 30 20 "a SOC no.
ri i$c no rye NO barley 800 200 @ soc NJ no.
% v.r ,BBSS'h' ls! s.' @a;; short hS' Ad~'
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warehouse deliveries since October !. 16y-NewY ork,
ooS9 i7 bags Baltimore g. 100 bags; New Orleans. l'oo
tsrs: total 49,, 4o4 bags.
sales 40 bales for consumption. Fort receipts today
rre a 775 tales against 3slI1 bales last week, ana
81 I92 tales this tine year ago.
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Socretaiy, treasurer