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daughter and her mother. and over and
over again he accused himself of his
neglect of them.
THANK God, thank God" he said one
day, 81 have been spared TO meet my
child and win her forgiveness. Thank
God that am permitted to die under
her roof and with her face near me-"
At last the end came, and the poor
old man who had wrecked his life
through a terrible mistake, slept the
sleep OF the dead. Whatever his re-
ward beyond the grave, we know not.
lie went into the hands of just God
and his reward was in accordance with
justice and right. lie had suffered the
fortunes OF thousand deaths in those
few days following the terrible awalx-
ening to the wrongs of his life.
There is not much more TO tell, and a
few more pages will end this story.
Paul and Louise were married short
ly after the scenes just described. and
set up housekeeping In a home Of their
own next door 20 DIR. Bascom's. Paul
went into the old doctors practice. and
being a kind, sympathetic man. sue
ceeded from the first i'm making him
self popular physician. To-day ne Is
one OF the most successful physicians I'm
the west, and has succeeded In laying
by enough Of this worlds wealth 20
place his wife and two children, "A boy
and girl, above any danger OF want.
DR. Bascom does little practice now,
but he still takes a great interest In
Pauls work and often spends the even
ings with Paul's family. and he and
Bascom Markham, Paul's boy. nre great
friends. Paul and Louise are always
glad 10 have the old doctor come. and
no matter how often he calls he Is sure
Of smile Of welcome from both of
them.
Scraggs, true 20 his resolve, soon
found "a purchaser for Green's land. and
with the proceeds, which was neat
littbl sum. John set up In business az
Magic City John was anxious 10
leave the farm, for though The seasons
becnme more regular and crop failures
almost unknown, he felt that he was
not designed for farm work. and
his past experience with Il 0ave
him thorough distaste for IL.
In his new occupation he sue
cecded fairly well, and was in
time quite well 20 do. He rcQained las
old time life and energy. and Mary
became rs bright as cheerful as a girl.
Gradually the remembrance Of those
old bitter days, when they commended
against drouths. pests and mortgages.
faded ont, and they could look back ON
the past without a shudder.
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Free of him?" the doctor repeated.
well, ! reckon you are. Just let him
come here 20 night and we'll make the
world free of him. too"
And papa"
lies all right. Wen attend to that,
won't VIC, Scraggs?"
II guess well be pretty apt to-"
That's what we will But here.
confound IL all, were keeping Blatch-
ford waiting here while we're running
ON like pack of fools, and he wants to
sec his daughter. Come, let's go on to
the house"
So talking away as excitedly and
happy rs boy over new toy. the
good old doctor led the way To the
house, while Scraggs and Blatchford
came after him, and Paul and Louise
followed n little further behind, arm in
arm, rs happy as ever two young souls
were. When they approached the door
the old doctor stopped, saying:
I'VE must be careful not to excite
Mrs. Green, SO If you folks will wait
outside here just minute I'll go in and
break the news to- her.
For Gods sake don't be long. then"
Blatchford pleaded. IL have been too
long away from my child already, and
must see her quickly"
"All right, all right" replied the
doctor as he hustled away. I'm not
lose n second"
Coming into the room he tried to hide
his JOY and assume grave air. but tho
great happiness that filed his kind old
heart to OVERLOOKING surged up TO the
surface and showed itself in his eyes
and face in spite of him. John and
Mary both saw Mt once that the doctor
was overjoyed, but they never dreamed
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First Dude - say--aw-where did
you get your hair cut?
second Dudc-On my head. Brook
Ign Eagle
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OF every mean man IL is usually said,
as am apology TO humanity, that he has
q good vile.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
WEST SHORE RAILROAD,

~. Y. =. - H. H. tsh. lessee
Trains leave West i2d-st. station. New York. fol.
$50 4. VI. Daily local 10 Albany and Catskn Noun.
tains. Exc Sunday west of Coeyman's Jc. Sleeping
New.York TO BIoonlv lie, Sundays only
7.1J A.: NJ. Daily local 70 Albany except Sunday, fog
1000 4. w. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Rochcs
ter Bunalo- Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; exceps
ssiprday for Toronto except sunday for ssratogs.
Mlnnewaska Parlor to Boomville and New Paltz.
tains New .Patz, lakes Mohonk and M!nnewsska, Al.
bany. Saratoga Caldwell Lake George PAror cars 10
Bloon,vlle, saratosa and GaIdwel
a3 Is z. VI. Daily. except Sunday, Cstskin Noun.
tains. New-Paitz. Lakes Aohonk and MinnewaskA
Albany, Saratsga SATURDAYS only TO BlooHviIe and
psy s,Ssep; SUNDAY iST AIrny srr
cuse Rochester BIrdo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Dc
sso1 cscasI bo ~ SSesS. Sunday for Nevburs Al
''i t,py' ssratoca and Montreal. "'-'
ter BuSso. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chicago
'g'isya q City, Af?f KR ' sasa 10
IsXX%SRSSTR&%%c L (, so 2aS A., 1st5 FL
sleeping cars for Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto.
.Day. Fo. tickets timetables parlor and sleeping
accommodations or information apply Offices Brook.
Ky LsssSsS Il sS*.,y Sc r.;
'-''A'' Snf T. - LAMBERT. General Passenger Aeen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
COTTON MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

JJycrpool Sent. l. 4 D. m.-COttOn-Fntures Closed
steady American. middng low middllng clause. sep
TENDER delivery 3 5564d buyers; september and DC
tober delivery 5564d buyers October and November
delivery. 3 81 Cad value, November and December
delivery 3 59-64d value; December and January de
livery, 8 61-64d buyers; January and February de
livery 3 S3-64c 4d: February and March delivery:
d i.G4d4 o-64d; March and April delivery: 4-04d
buyers April and May delivery, a 4,o4G4 I-osa;
Galveston Sept Lection easy middling, l3-lbc
low middling 5.IGc; good ordinary. . l3,l6e net
and gross receipts 6o2 bales exports coastwise soo
h,le sales 4I3 bales stock d. 763 bales total net
receipts for the year. 1,l54 EOS bales 49,
Norfolk Sept. 1.-Cotton quiet; middling, 1c' low
midJne 6 O. Ice: COCO ordinary, $50 net and gross
receipts 63 bales exports coastwlse 1913 bales sales
10 bales stock. 5276 bales.
savannah sept I-Cotton quict middllng. 5-sc !:
low mlddllnc 1-4c: good ordinary. 34c: net and
gross receipts 433 bales exports Goastwiac' 100
New.Orleans Sept. 1.-Cott0n dull mddllng. &c ;
low mddling l-2c; good ordinary, &C; net receipts
1875 bales; gross. 16O bales: sales so bales stocH'
65. 4s6 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
CENTRAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFTError spot lots there was barely sseady mar mar.
KEY Ns 200 bags No. Z 70 arrive l4:.c 1000 bags 40
nd No \ Rio and 1000 bags NO ana Santos
anu ,or No = also 900 bags Santos No ana D.
isc c.. t. and T.. mild grow:hs had isht anSu, Try,
avton dealings mode stcy active on tearlsh iLal
Se and seils by longs coupled with depressed cables
I'd the cholera scare Closing neues
Showed net losses Of 1890 points haVre broke e,pd
ana Hamburg declined pig Loneoh a g., 3D. Uc
S oss1 e}s "a SovemSer os Cd pscemesr els %
HsriVss during month 100 S.g SeiNe ssD dur
sgseoo tags BoNdeaux, Sept 1Afrfvsls during ns o
@oH TOO bags deliveries during last month aopO
bScs stock ia Bordeaux Sept. 3S coo bags STOCK N
Hamburg 24 900 bags which 1888 COG are bs drn
arrivals during month 1872 900 bags deVere dulns
last month $4,000 bags next Friday w Re od noG ses
oad 10 kllos) 10 800; exchange (pTwel u recePss
in RIO bags Rio clearances 70 United Sases 3oTo
bags: Rio clearances Europe, 1000 bags NO stoc
i6S 600 bags Rio market QUIET keeetpis IN santos
davsl l6 bags Santos stock, 22300O bags Santos
market steady good santos; " 500 iSeePss
al RE July August 81 1892 800 600 bags same
isai 7S7 boo bags same time 1890 4s2, 900 bags Re-
cepts ct Santos July August 81 1892 4ss 0oo 6aSo
same dime 1891 296 600 bags same time lSSo o94'ooV
bags Total sales here to-day. Sl.75o bags.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

k32S1 NIAGARA FALLS, AN ENCHANTING PIANO.
~ RAMA or MOUNTAINS. FORESTS AMI
STREAMS.
Direct route to Passsc, Paterson, Tuxedo, Newburs,
Mcdleown, Port Jervis, Monticello, White Lake. Homes
dale, Scranton Blnghanton. Elmira, Corning. Watkins
2en Bath, HamrioDdsport. Avon Springs, Rochester,
Honesvtlle Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto. Chautuqua
Lake Cleveland, Cincinnati st. Louis Chicago and all
points West Trains leave New-Yorx foot of Chambers
st. as follows and minutes earlier from West o2ds;
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
n m A. NJ. Daily-via Niagara Falls and Chautauqus
S.UU Lake. parlor Car New York TO Bufao Seeps
hOrnclkvle to Cneinnati Connects at Port Jervis IN
vEsrIBULE LIMITED.
O.UU qua Lake with dining car to Chicago sIeepen
Chicago, Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
q Oh r. NJ, except sunday-tor BiDghamton. Homes.
sou dale and MOatcello.
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
g on Y. NJ. Dely-Sol.d train q Chicago via Niagara
Eufao. Rochester. Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
$40 NJ DaIlyMvis Chasap Ts Lake and Nssa,s
Buffalo. Chicago snd Cincinnati.
FOR PORT JERvIs.
XVEEK DAYs-s 9; Ia, 0 q; m, 10 80 .: n. D. M
Ws:sS 3 w. 80 A. 80 p 40 m. 60 CSC
FOR NEWBUKG.
w y. m. p. N. sundays-9 a. m. ,. M. 80 p u.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AND i4ME.IAbLEs nay be obtained from
nnins select list q hotels and boarding HOUSES sub.
urtsn Homes" describing ,ie,ny Of NewYork ,Chau'
s1TYSi .SSH FyLtaAN GScoMMSpxTioNs -
to go s BO a1S 7 SosS
s Say .ssSn fSs9,isS csnesay "a sSsss.
ID. /. ROBERTS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
NEw.YoRK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILWAY

s..O A. NJ rs minutes earlier the foot OF tisoE
n.stJ for Middietown, BoomnSourgn tof' ye.ss,
Monticello Mountandalc, Pittsburgh, Liberty Living
MAJOR Hancock Carbondaie scranton Walsoao pen,'
sidney. Norwich. Edmes,on WIca Rome. oheaa' o'"'-
e C aey i, tIs Maasess@a
ngbnrgh Eenyiile. Pittsburgh. Monticello. HureyVis
ais P M Campbell He'll Late Mohonk and Io Mime
SSrgH Eilcnve Falsburgh, Hurleyyne. Liberty "hS'
Lag s.on ps M Mddc,own. Pittsburgh Liberty Ls
ur.,oS Manor Rockisnd Walton. Sidney NOVEL
cauo and West. Pullman slcepers; reclnins-eAaf ''
free e P H.. 42d.s Saturdays Only for Mtdetow
n,ooninQburgh Ellenvle Mmniain pale. FSisouhrsH
Daily: oil other trains daily except Sunday North,
bniiman drawing seats and sleepng-car p'''"'
.h,ained at so9 propdwav Nrw.york. S
W q ANDERSON. @. p. A.. SO Beaver.st.. Kew'fon'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Sept 1, 4 p. m-Consols. 81 ll no
ex Interest for money and 90 "a Interest for the
account Canadian Pacifc, 90 "a Illinois central
lO IA ST. Paul common SO 70; NeW YORK central ,hc
open market for both short and three months bus
Is 151661 per cent. Paris advlces quote thtse per
cent rentes at 100 francs 30 centimes for the &c
count The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the
Bank OF England on balance to-day Is E23ooo
5 p. m.-faris adviccs quote exchange on L"ndon
At IS francs 10 confines for checks.
Paris Sept 1.-The weekly statement OF the BANK
a. France shows n decrease Of 3,425 900 francs gold
and 100000 francs silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
Dcs LnckawanRp and Western X. IL.
Stations In Ncw-Ycrk foot OF Barclay and Christopher
streets
SHORTEST III L. VE>ilBtLk TRAINS.


Direct route to NEwAKK BL9oMtdELD; MONT.
H. se Med sOGSSS IAKE LkS
TAiNt. WasSInst%45, PMg III ~ EAsI2N.
sCRhSfoX, PITTsroN, WILKESnARRE rYASTI.
srosS nS SaEHAAMf6N OXFORD HoKWfcM wss S;.
VILE UTICA. III nFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland.
SYRACUSE, oSWEGo. lTmAGA, QWEFGoi ELMIRA
points WEST NORTHWEST AMP SOUTHWEST
'OsWECo EXPEF IS. Pullman parior cars. COnno3a
ct buffalo with train for CHICAGO arriving oA6
,.2i 4. M.NBINGIiHMToN MAIL. stop, at principal
loo ?. M.-scRANToN, EINGnAMToN ana ELMIRA
I.i0 p. W.: SCRANTON, WILKEsBARRE and PLYM-
OurH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor ears. -
1880 T.. W. Cdaiyl.-BuFFALo LIMITED EXPRESS.
od rYI u ~ S,iss' FPHIo RiGniIELD SPRINGS
and oSWEGo' EX!REss; Pulm,,n sisepsfs,
and 2o Bradyey Isst. at J ts,ry a ,aSn.
sve. New.York s35 weshing,on.st. 720 tutonst and
a8s Bedfordave Bookyn. Time tables, giving full In
'''W WESrcoTr IXPkfss COMPANY will call for and
ehsck baggage hotel residence to Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
Railroads.
New-York and Long Branch Railroad
Railroads.

SUMNER SCHEDULE.
For Red Bank, Long Branch Ocean Grove, AsOury
PARK, Spring Lake and Point Pleasant.
Trains leave
Foot Cortandt and Dosbrosses sts.:
80. 80 10. 10 10 (cxpress. l2 noon. 30
Saturdays on.y) 80, lexprcss) $50 (eHpross
sept Red Bank), 30. 40. ZOO p Sundays. S:l6
Y:l5 .. M, J:15 ". q.
30 is 10 30 II !a0 (eSpress). 20 Saturdays
cniyj 40 AS. $50 texpfess; 90 80 (expressl
10 0:I5, u. M Sundays. 9:l3. IL 80 q. y. m.
sunday trains do not stop at Ocean Grove and Ash"r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
oorations arc based on American standard OF classhca
Ordinary
STAINED.


Good ordinary. Low middlng.. 20
Strict GOOD ordinary .....4's Mdding llld
options fairly active and at times iatner nervous
over cholera SCARF Slight hrinness presaM cary
became bearsh on long selling prompted by fears
decided disease entering the city, prices broke 70
Is,jnts Weaker cables also had some influence F1na
figures steady at la2 points loss io me NY ee7
an hale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
family. SIG 5oa.17; short sl5aslo; extra PRIME

family SIG SoTsl7; short clear sl5asloi extra PRIME
ue &C. ~, IT, Il, 4;; ST. 20,
f fsi":s.sss ssi:,sS5 ls15 ss So ,si Is;
Sss s sSs o 5ss 7s5s 1872
HGS ssfy = s'asa$i
sSS ps1'.d, .ss Isss sH5sa h s8
oc D SEfsss 90 hoeswsas and ioSsr
f$gsSPE "a s
$50 tc rs se spssd s5s S'i rsne
Continent. and s.75c South America. Stock OF lard
September !. 1892 Prime on grade stearine
On docks. tes........-.-... S2 Sa, o53 G97
At reiners tes...........'" zooJ W %,
T TSssI es las; ncnti osa 81 ,@sa
R Kseep ss sa sss' sssie exports tcs 1887
nurTER-Trading was again slow. with prices
S Sefs' to extra 22a Sgssasmery Me's as
' s &c. s.ss sss, s
as thirds lSsi7S western mitsS9 srea @Sss.
n 5ssse ssSSa .'f i5dde ssory
sS a ssso aye % d s '' H1s S
trading fails to improve. aud the market rules
dull tone rather d. co sla' o tac
n @Sn to cSoee aaea.e factory skins; i3S
v,nia new.sid. choice Gle; Western; 1ohal9'!c for
prime do fair 17iaa1sc Western Inferior s2HS3 % per
sUGAR-RAw-Made a Sigh: advance on fair de-
mand. Sales 1000 mostly museavado on the aSSVe
9lGc for 90 test centrifugal REIN ED1stIoIecr
and good demand crushed and cut oafo oioac siHe
granulated AZ, powdered 5isd 316c cubes 5dSo
confectoneis g. 4i.E,sc standard A. 47sc5c mould A.
505isc; No. O. 4La4ssc: No. 4lsdf<c; 80 >, osE'c
No 8. 4ci No. 10. 9 1l-lo6s1S1oc; NO H. 5'saS''c'
sTEARINE-ouiet and barely steady; city lard quoted
I" TtTi0WmSfdadv but only moderately active; quoted
slice for prNs city sales 80 hhds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

The Eidef.n homestead at sctauknt. L. l., will be
sold az auction on the pfemfes Saturday september D.
AZ haIf.pa,t o'clock u close an estate Six acres
oIe excellent overlooking The Sctaukrt mlllpnd ara
near the famous "Green" Large quaint. double two
tory frame house rooms IN excellent order and out
build Just the place for f0ts Csetauket has none
novl or for home for large family Of city people
R,o uleasant hut unprctntors surroundings IN charm
ing I'D Long Island village. Further particulars OF o. u
ACFFnLY. II BroadwaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
Professional.

AZ AssAGE treatment praetised By swedish pf'"r'''
III operators graduates OF Stockholm ,a,h -
DIR. NINE. FORNANDER. 244 0th'ave. ncsf LUZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
For Buffalo, Niagara Falls and the West.

fOr Eastoa 7.ve. 5 IS a; M l3Sc 20 80 6iS.
100 D. sundays 90 sls NO No.. an 40 80 gn,s
n m l. 80 csi5 except Msgch ChunSl st5' SL5, 7so
y For louisville 5 Is a. m. l. 80. 34o p. m. SUM
For usieon sl5 a. m; go. s4S 7.so p m. Sun.
way nn',,s in the Mahanoy coal REGION at S15 m |;
30 % q AZ o m. Sundays. So, II 90 a.
- 10, Wikestnrre fiLtston and Scranton, Slo @ ;
10 40 81 80 p. m. Sundays. except Scranton, SIS
H. for 'f9yniri SIS 4. m. 1880, 80 p ~ Sundays.
c and wor ear seats can he procured 172 2S5
o6l AS 7s5 or LAO Broadway - Muriayst. 81 I
Canalst al Faa. llth.st. o3j CoumbIsave., and SO
West i25hst Sevyork s3s 72S Full
Wcstcott Express Co. will call for ard cheek baggage
'' 4 SWfi,sIND {. e. HANCOCK,
General Manag r Con Pas. Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
II.RAIL ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE. ETC.

For Freehold and Atlantic Highlands $50 SIS, 80
m 20 40 6I5 D. III. sundays, 0l5 q. IN. a 90.
except Freehold, p M ,., an, no,r,. so,, - p,,,
Pleasant 80 SIS, 1880. llso a M q 20 SATURDAYS
sav' esSspt ocean Grove and Asbury Park el5 1l.3o
M, 'Iy kewood Tom. River Barncgst Park and
ca. so s.l5 a. m. 80, go p, m, ao
FOR Atlantic City. Vineland and Bridseton $50 o. NJ.
30 p ~. . nah cD.,-,c,, md Uich,.nd Roach
az sl5 a m: 1870 i.3o G15 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
Nurtion Sales of Real Csiate.
100 Choice Lois on Seaton Estate
AT AUCTION.
GEORGE w. BARD, Aucionccr.
CITY or MOUNT VERNON, NY.

will sell at auction Saturday. september %. 1897,
AZ o. M Oh the premises ucer large tent, the above
lot. adjoining the well-known JONES and McENOl 10
TATE In The CITY Il MOUNT VERNON, on the New
Haven Roroaf, and WOODLANDS on the iIaiieih l.ii-
road within 400 ces Of hOIsccar line la Mount Vernon
City - =. ,,.e.r. - -
rcItl1n good any dly before sl 10 visit prop
erty. CARRIAGES MEET ALI. AFrERN DON TRAINS
AZ WOODLAWN. special trains Oh doy Of sale. Titles
garant. sd Insured tree OF cost Mammoih ec lunch
sc.yrd Terms maps photsfr3phs full particulars ana
p,ss.s OF GEORGE W. BARD Auct!oleer. Noun, Vernon
Ncw.YoFk ana JOHN \. AMtNDoON. Attorney, lao
Broadway, New York CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02
Aailroaos.
"AMgeIoA's cREATEsr RAILROAD
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. R.

WIN l. NA
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. R.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FILLS
rt6s' asSrs: :% %fs s ILL.,
Of New York. Trims leave as follows
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
s;.:::s Ss. 3: s.y;s5
FAST MAIL.
910 AsM:D:ly 70, Abany yss: nlshssls s,tas,.
SARATOGA LAKE s SEokG. AND MONTREAL
500 pa Mo sssspt e ssGay Duo Saratoga
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
1000 A. M.-Day. due Chicago GAS O. m. nexe day.
DAY EXPRESS.
lu:3U not run Wess Of Cleveland and Detroit a''
SARATOGA LIMITED.
100 M:as:tust; tx Sn'y Due Troy $40 D. N;
SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
55 Lsa. next sgs ciasinn NJ sI:l ~ s.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
1:55 r. xM:aDsiy: due Chicago p. m. aszs a.y.
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
0'~V Troy :35. Sarutoga. 40 p. m.
NORTH SHORE LIMITED.
4:30 E s.s m4a % nd due Detroit 100 n; Chi
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
o:UV 7a5 .. IN. '''' Wv" y ~ o. A0uA
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
7.0fl p. M.-Dsily due Burlington SIS, Plattburg
Montreal :05 .. m. '
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
IAN r. NJ: Daily, duo Buffalo Z 30 m Niagara
s.OV Falls 0 100 a. Clayton AS .. IN.
ADrRoSDAok' EXP hXPn TEssvsASD ISLANDS
7.3f1 p. NJ. Daily, due Paul Smlth's 10 'oa .. M;
.So Saranac. 10 40 a. m; Upper Lake, II 10
g. M; Childwold IL :6S O. M; Clayton Il 900 ElaA1s)
CINCINNATI AND ST. Louis EXPRESS.
ann y. NJ. Daily, due Cincinnati z 100 p. m; In.
WV dianapolis IL is p. 10. St. Louis I IS .. n.
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
0.10 r. VI. Daily SleepngCar passengers only car.
WV rled on this train for Rochester. Duo 7<S
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
Q.1S p. M.-Daily for Buffalo, Watftown. Ogdens
burg Detroit and Chicago. cape Vincent
PiTTsRIELD. LENOx, NORTH ADAMS AND THE
49, BERKSHIRE HILLS Via Harlem Division.
Two salns VITA through Drawing Pittshsd,
. ;01 a. H. due Itsled 49, North Adams 80 n. ni
IS 90 NJ, due Ptttsied 10, North Adams 10 p
Also frdays and saturdays only q. 80 for Fltts'
neid arriving q 10 p: m wagnes cars through.
For time Of local trains TICKETS and space In Sleeping
1885, Vi2 Broadway West 125.st. 235 Columbus ave-,
And l3Sth-st station NcwYork 1888 Westinghouse. 7A
tui.1n.St and "a Broadway, E. D., Brooklyn
Daily, except Sunday; othe. trains run daily:
O. m. $780, $3.50. 1870, 900 p. m. stop as lsStAsa
JOHN NJ ToUCEY, GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-02

Warahouse dAllverles since Auguy T. Io5z-NO" 80,
Rop sos bags Raltriore o07 Neworeans j. S9o
bags: total 347 81 bags. . ,s ..,... co,.s
SOTTON-On spot dull at unchanseu prize.
100 bales for export and 100 bAes LOT ,V
port receipts to-day, 1888 bales against l4oo u'' WIS
law last and 1922 bales this day year age eo1
Crop movement. - aCC oo,e coz 6A3
Visible supply 90 96i
Receipts, d 100 SIo
flxport 10 Great Britain, days. o'99022 i-'S9ddg
Eyport TO France, days. aaooS o YSa
Ixports to Continent, 3 days-.-.-.--. oo~ -'A""
Stock in New-York in licensed ware 80 90,
houses, counted daily ;....'.'. ''''.''' @ 200
In other places (esn atSd) ''i0'
Toal stock In New.York by running ooa A., ,o- .or
Stock In ali United States ports 4V9 1SooV.
Iiyerpool teleqrans 40 p lnSalcs, I0VVo paes, Vi
which for speculation and export 40o ba o,
600 bales, SUo m0rket-A fair business Goits upnhus
i5.lCd Features opened easy at SD SanehesNr
-Yarns-oue. and unchanged cloths du; hsSIe
Culinary IS bas. ordinary. As september 45S Octo3er
a." Xoycnber i04; December, 4Gis January, ~;
February 47 March, 47S. value, future market steady
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