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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-08-23
RTE LINES.

SOLID TRAINS BETWEEN NETWORK AND
RAMA or MoUNTAINs. FoaESTs AND
Direct route Passac. Paterson Tuxedo Newburg,
Middletown Fort Jeryts. Monticello, White Lake
dale, Scranton Bnghamton, Elmra, Corning, Watkins
Glen. Bath Hammondsport Avon Springs Rochestu.
Horneisve Buffalo Niagara Falls, Toronto ChautauquA
Lake, Cleveland. Cincinnati, st. Louis. Chicago and Ill
points West. Trains leave NewYork. foot Chambers.
ST.. follows and i've minutes earlier from West 23dst
WESTERN DAY EXPRESS.
S.UU Lake. Paror Car New.York to BuralO. Sleeper
Union station except sunday, for Monticello. -
vE>rIBULE LIMITED.
Z M NJ paiiyzsoIS train for Chicago, via Chsuau.
to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati.
MOUNTAIN EXPRESS.
$50 dale and Noaticclio. '''''AA"'''' "''e''
CHICAGO AND GRAND TRUNK EXPRESS.
e on p. NJ Daily-sod train t. Chicago via Nlagsrs
O.0U Falls and Grand Trunk Railway. Sleepers e
Buffalo. Rochester, Toronto and Chicago.
PACIFIC EXPIRES.
$50 FAILS SOLID train !" Chicago As ' siecDess e
Buffalo, Chicago and Cincinnati.
FOX PORT JERyIS.
NEEK DAYs-s a. m, a; m, 10 80 q: m. p. m.
s'ss pDaa w.. 80 M 80 p 20 M H. ~ p a. 80
FOX NEWBU.G.
w EEK DAfS-v a. M, 3:i5 p. m. 4:45 p. m. ~
w .. m. p. m. sundays-9 a. M, D. M. . 80 D. n.
SPECIAL INFORMATION.
MAPS AND AIME, IABLr-s may be obtained from
aiming Select list q hotSts and bcsdh houses sub.
sssn dsSsns u Hssy Of hau
TYYS%ikE1ss SSP PysLL%ASS 1SSS9dASPxIrIoSs At
way. Williamsburg 200 Hudson.st.. HOboken and Jersey
baggage from hotels and rSsdnce through to desnaton
d. 1. RODENTS General Passenger Agent.
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lSs mts Sgss s .p
y % aSn da seCs c .ode t.
h" Sh8h li'or ESFf.s fsFis ''
'nsegs1 IN Rfe 1n sS SS a
Gs = IS! f. f. i y 81 . "S g.
"occntX rRErcHTs-rho Continued Dun n all
aeson and special fcs1" se are e to BE Is
8 "a NG s5RIGc 1 c GoS 9 Ship fSS
srtSafa pS2 s "a9aHh pot
hence 10 China and Japin senss essg1 nr Rro 81
E.On hsps h's. ,9so Ay wnr on s Gc
Norfolk to load coal for Port Spain at 81 80 pr h 'on
Soc port Sc e.hoCG ., BS' %
;Shgonei St 5ShH ~ r. 20 Dl% F,fI
isyer shingles private terms; schooner Calais to Car
s STs :sRs Gcan:acG an ud
ssIn. of trade e3Ss sd Hs'"
Cochin &C .. csgOn g, 's Dc ouo S.S AT
prime .aow DIV prime ;Sc %enh1ten' c cTGe
sssse .,s sS, ssy p ss at P''ssaa
s.esr q t'' ia 9assIo r ipas sc
g. seas s1ssa'h %nt sSH s-ss
~ sn dya Ps aa ssSccc pa S1n" Sic
Ic, 5Sr %t qpsi Gay $50 ara
sSsd sSTs SS o' "a go 81 g r or
ness quoted at SO todSla so extra mes a. s. 80
az a. 5 "a 's o s'1'iG s% S
9staM 1s S and price s 'nS bling quiet
ssaey picked quod s% asc n do ID
hei1ies i ss1es,c ~ MIDDLES- Neglected and noml:
nal SsIie' 'pRFssED HoGs-Geneally steody and
f. msderae r,auessSsG quoted ct; s 20 nor pigs m
IARD-Was decidedly weaker to-day ana prices snnccn
a substantial decline break at the West due 70 Zee
selling OF sales. $50 ties Sc closing 81 aG7 DOC
a. Sc saes 500 tSs scd7 s7e refined quoted s2oc
Confident South America s.75c city st'em dull quoted
SOC: sales $50 tcs Bt-TTER-IIad very quiet day.
with the tone rather weak. though the changes were IN
important. CREAMERY. state and Pennsyyanis lr's t.
die nrsts 32ao2iac; seconds, oa2oc thirds 17aIsc
State dairy haftbs and pals ext as &c do hrss 700
2ic: seconds. lSa19c state dairy Wcl,s tubs extas
f717c: wes-rn mt,tion creamcrv nrss. zoe soconds,
InT1sc thirds I5d15ac Western dairy. hrsts 1919
seconds 15d18c: Western factory June. tubs extras,
J7c seconds to frsts 1Gd1Gc factory thirds 70 hs'i
14alec CHEESE-HeG somewhat st.odier but trading
quiet the day state factory full cream fancy whit"
common 10 fair 74da4c do part skins. common to
choice 5000 STATE factory full skins la;c
State and Pennsylvana new-lae choice 2la22c; wc':
crn 2Od,osc for prime do fair 1S61sRc Wcs.e'i In
ferior. S2d$3 80 per case.
sJGAR-R AW-Quet, hut firmly held Quoted a: PC
fer 50 rss. Muscsyads &c for % test low o,, a.
Crashed agd loaf alGa5 5lec gIanglatted &
A. i1aA4%c; stapdard a. 4',daa4c; mould A. 800 &c
s.sS 10 10. 1s5as i S,lcc 10 IT, a'.aa',c;
No Il. 2 I-1Gd3s4c.
In hhds and tcs. olscmafgarne city. S..
TALLOW-Generally steady. hut quiet: 4 516c for
prime city Sales 90 hhds. 51Ge
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-on the spot had very quiet gay; W Is
prices ruled generally steady. No Rio quoted At i44g
i4sc Sales 25o 6agS No g. l5,.c MIG sa1 I ,m
Contract line there wac an unsettled sl aspe bear
ish early and local longs started selling eaGnS a
Developed covering Of shorts hns figures showing md
Hamburg closed 14 pig lower LSncon asOu "a Sep
tcmbef Gss sd October Gs Noyember ois
CTS Sd January, G2s Sd. Amsterdam aug .on is
ScisI estimate q the growing Government lava snS Market
qlfe Rio quotes First S Nrdnsr yctaD o II
receipts RO 5000 bags Rio stock lSso % ,hs
sates DUNG week 600 bag e sh snS Hs,sS
sasss during 5000 Dob bags Rio freight p1Ttha pr
s.eames 70 United o5c and PsI cent 6ra 1000
sysrae santos Il receipts at sahto 600 st ess
santo, stock 10000 bags Santos r;r
sasSs shipments Europe 5000 bags sapso
rhs1ss Tor United 5000 bags Santos 70
for Europe $1,000 santos freight per sa osdnS
At Saotos for Gned states. o1e steamers Saa"g 10
antos for Europe three; receipts ~ no JuSsy a,o
August e. 1892 s7S bass sane time 1 rn sZ At
coo bags: same time 1880 500 600 bags M.
sDtos July to August 20 1892 800 COZ bags ssss
tne ie91 IG- 900 bags time, lSVo, Z'o'VV" o's'
i'otal sale to-day. IA, 100 Dage. rowe.n
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NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RAILwA1


500 \. N. as mnu'es earlier from the fool Oh 10
linst) Tor Mdilcown, Boominsbusgn RORY ~ &C.. IN
Montcello Moun'aindalc FasburLt. Liberty l'hs ,S
Manor. HoncoeK. C,rDoacie scranton. Wai,H ~ ~
sidney Norwich. Ednc,on Utica. Rome. Oneida os"ess'
Detroit. Chicago and points West .,, ~
9:i5 nfoS, CgTgbell Hal, hs sesic,o MSn'p ocn.
ingburgh Eenyille. Falsburch. Monticello Hufes'"''
Iibortv, White Lake. .,,.u.
3,i5 P~M. Campbell Hall. Lake Mohonk and Mlnne
waska Waikiki Valley stations Mddletown BioV wns:
burgh Ellenye, Fasburgh, Hurleyyfle LiocrV' "nSs
Lake, Livingston Manor ,,,.,.r ygv.
ngstcn Manor Rockand. Walton, Sidney nsr" ch
Oneida Oswego Rochester, NIAGARA Fa1 Detroe. III
caco and West. Pullman sleepers; recining'ehar '~
"e1 As ~ NJ a2d.s, SATURDAYS only. for Mlddlesown'
Roomineburgh Elenve M,unta,a Dale pF ssp%ars"'
Daily: all ether trains daily except Sunday. so,,h.
pullman drayjne.room se1ts and seeping-car Der'ns
obtained at MA Rro,dway. Ncw-yors
81 ii ANDERSON G. p. A.. Sc Beaver-st. New.YeHs
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FLOUR AND MEAI-TLouR-It was very slow
Iesviness with absence export interest and
only light inquiry from home ts sde .our ce, 10 I lSa
ss hSs?S 8 Te@ Hsf
ds her o SS Sss S ss' Rnsh whess s
Sss nss 81 o q 'SS' ~ sf i2d
P% weak ssss Of . 80 e ri. :Isl
hns. 75dss sO ans light ' request
parsysy SLOW i6sss IL the option line TO-DAY only
local sssoS ns 'i fhs oenns was %saE aud
ns d but ct hf net s @
the day. The early cables came weak from LIVERPOOL
s ssisrs IN Hes %odsrais dsen:
S4''ti sasa
90 cS'0S sua GSae to The Continent
last year on which there buying enough arrest thc
ss Rs s The ssss %d
eSS 600 0v With 600 sss
s:ss s%.
and s1sss showed Increase sss%
eSiA IS Ell a'sss
bush sn against s s Pf
ssssa S$sS en- %
saE ssi' & ;'i &c Sse
ss'sr auer M red red within over Quoted
ungMdsd spring and winter red = 1887 70 red a.
ct sac; No Northern spring qloted a. SEC; Nc 2
81 fSc Closing at s12C DO October s2asS 6lse clse
Ing at S2stc do December SbdS6i.c closing at s6c DO
Nay. soa51c. closing at eONc. RYE-ohiet, but held
range Sales Of 900 bush at 90. BARLEY AND
MALT-Wholly neglected. .CORNWeakcned early In
sssson following rncas m and prices de-
August &C up restricted offerings and covering Of
sshortso others FAC better frost reports In e
Northwest however. the s"ttcd back
In the visible supply and lower late cables
Closing sbOut steady. On the spot there strong
hgaeT market small supplies snd re.tre.sd ossrngs
Sale 10000 bush futures ~ 600 bush SPOT Including
sore No mixed n carots sSte elevator q anSat
ga, ao5c Closing ~ Sss g hsgsmser Sss I.
g. Decsmser SIts closing ?. S7'ss 2Ars.Ruls5
Speculative sstiy on nee SoTatry Ssyn. and liberal
o. IaI1c, with limited offerings while demand
1000 bush spot including No . mixed. at ssSa4Oc
elevator No wbite at sc elevator Ne mixed 3Qa.R
Ale elevator; No Whit at 43d482c elevator; No .
Chicago 41Ic; ungraded mixed on track 4od4lac white
do, 43d50c No August 4od+0i4c, closing az I0c do
september. 39aioc closing At 39sc do October 39isd
l0, closing $3.50; do May t2f.4s3c closing at 43c
.FEED-Quoted: 30 H. 65d87l2c; 90 IN 8Sd69bc;
so n G5a67iac; 100 N, 75aSjc shsrps. S5c6SSl; rye
feed, 1JdS0c hominy chop, soc.
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west SHORE RAILROAD.

~ u
Trains leave West 42d-st. station New York, fol.
lows, AID - minute, caller from II. F1aak
$3.50 A, NJ. Daily local TO Albany and Catskill Noun.
tains. Exc Sunday, west Of Coeyman's Jc. Sleeping
car New:York TO Boom'ile, Sundays only.
7.l5 A.: Y. patty local 70 Albany except Sunday, tor
1919 A. W. Daily for Albany, Ut!cs Syracuse Rschcs
ter Bunalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago; exceps
saturday for Toroato; except spntsy for Saratoga
tatskill Mountains. New-PatI, Lakes Mohonk aad
Mlnnewask. Parlor cars to Bloomvie and New alt.
Hiss A. NJ. Daily eNcep. sunday, 10 Catskil Noun
talD. New;patr Lakes Mohons and MnpsTaska Al;
Bloomvllle. Saratoga and Caldwell.
Ills VI. Saturdays only Half Holiday Special 10 Cats
XII Mountans Parlor ear alta he'd >-..,r ,,...
abb r.. NJ. Daily. except Sunday. to Cst:kill Monn
Caldwell Lake George. Parlor ears attached.
"a 90 =. W. Daily except SUNDAY for Ahany: -
JIj p. VI. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica. Syrs'
cusc. Rochester Bnrao, Niagara Falls. Toronto, De-
h.py, Saratoga and Montreal ,..s..-
stj r. vi. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Rocnes'
Buffalo. Niscaa Falls Toronto. Dctroi. Cheas''
az S' iG' Sy.sy City I"v RR Station .i0ao
AWEHISTKTf%Sc E1eA 80 ss5 40
sleeping car, for Brrao Niagara Falls. Toronto
Detroit Chicago. ST Louis. on all through trars .,,
DAILY. Fo ick,ts. timetables, parlor and sleepny
car accSmwoia.on. or ino-paten Apply oees p nnes
foot q Fatonss Scwyora city lis e 500 yss
'-'''''~ O. r. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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New York and LongBranch Railroad
SUMNER SCHEDULE.

For Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove, Asbury
Park, Spring Lake and Point Pleasant. 1
Trains leave
Foot Cortandt and De>brosses sts:
80, 80 10. 10 90 (express) H., Il noon, 20
saturdays on,y) 30, 10 eNpress). $40 express,
cept Red Bank, 90 $40, 90 3. u. Sundays. 6l6.
0:4j q. m, 10 p. m.
Foot Liberty-st:
80 Sis, 10 80 IL 80 M (expressl 90 Saturdays
only. 80 As, 80 express. 90 80 (express,.
Sunday trains do stop Ocean Grove and AsbuFy
Park.
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etioDs are based on American standard of classih.
STAINED.

Good Ordinary As Low MlCunng
Strict Good Ordinary. Mddllng ---...o 1910
In the option line there comparatively quiet con-
don OF affairs the fluctuations were only moderate
Liverpool came weaker the outset and OIL this there
was decline OF 2a3 points with some little unloading oy
s.locs,'. crop reports uIfaN0abe. but ney hah
little or no effect. however. NewOreans sent
blyng orders and market gradually hardened
and finally 2a3 points higher after liberal covering
s.sh
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London, Aug %, 4 p. m.-Consols. 81 316 for
both money and the account; Erie % 5-s: Mexican
Ordinary, 70 Is; 1t. raul Common. "a 1-2; Reading,
90 So.
Paris advices quote 3 per cent. rentes at 100
francs confines for the account. The amount Of
bullion gone into the Bank Of England balance
to-day Is 100000.
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Railroads.

pennsylvania.
ID RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY Of AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals& InterlOck ingSwitches
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
DesbrOsses and Cortlandt streets.
In Enrc, july 9th. 1899.
Tue FAST LINE.
yessue ecsp Dngs sna Pa,V Car;
naissspe S1sVfifa 40 cR;.ss s.
Eo1i: 7;lS p M next day. Connects. also. for Toledo
HE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
1900 4: M.-Compo.ed exclusively Of Pullman vesaenls
"a @ s' sssRs' SsSs
m :Hf b saa 1s Il.
sSsSse. Of nGnr once seS S 1nt
Indianapolis india ;55 a. r. Chicago s'4' a. M. and ST
ST. Louis AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
Md pna% Sas ssp Sas to s SsT
Cincinnati vs:siSuls snosng car and v.ssISSis
cnns Is ;aS S. e Louis s co D. nss
TIE CoLuMnI.N FXPEEsS
ss end rs1n;SN.p ss' ssfo.s vsssSals Fs.:sass
Chicago 800 D. m. next day.
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
s csS Ss anti
York 2 PAl.sip5is. and Pttsbarg e Chicago Arrives
Connects ioi Toledo daily o sscsss Saturday '
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
500 r. M.-Pulman Buffet Sleeping Car Nswrork =
Cox sss ssz ssss :
SOUTHWESTERN kxPRkss.
';s Si:sss 81 s,iSss:
S!nsnssu. sIS m ins!sasps:: iS,S p M. :aa
Is Ssa s.s1s ''" % ses
:.I vs ss:S Sss 2: Dsss :ss 0''
Pullman BUFFET sesp,sp Car 70 Mewor'n
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
p, l%' car, ysu. w r.
serge; Sssess;s pHinscai TO Baltimore arriving ia
'f Fs;:; ss az sas es Es
Pin%scS Oh .se, Of ss:sa as ''a
Adfl'is 81 E!prsc.' o. Tr"!1S
sr sr n S9 % and 20 m M and ls
ys a.. 81 4, ,. l s..
'' s; s'ass hiss,s g.: 9s': s;svi :ss e.
10 40 20 oS 10 ana suN S sIs sH
O. m: and 5 :15 p. M do not stop at Asoury Psrx
and Ocean Grove SundavsD
,, FOX PHILADELPHIA.
Express go 20, 200, go, 100, ~ 40 oC Penn.
syIvana Limited with Dining Carand ~ 10 Washns1n
IiIn,tea with DinngSar) ard II 20 q M ~ o0'
$3.50 and 800 m: and u rs night Accom%odasioa:
sis 90 sn 1S 200 R M snh ~ GAp'ess'
200. 90 80 :O0 $50 100 = 80 and 100 p. m.
ard ~ rs night Accommodation b 90 and 90 D. m.
For Time Table, Of trains 70 local points sae
Onces Nos. 2el 435, $40, 944 and ,Se3 Broadway.
AstOr House. 42dst and 6thaye.. 134 East l25th.st,
2ei West l25th.st PSI Columbgsave and foot Of Des.
Dresses and COrtlandt sts C0urtst., $50 Futon.st.
% Broadway and Brooklyn Annex Station, foot OF rui.
ton-st., Brooklyn; IS Hudsonstr Hoboken station,
Jersey City
The New-York Transfer Company for ana cheek
baRgafe from hotels and residences through TO Destination
CHAS. f. PUGH y. X. WOOD.
General Manager. General Psssr Agent.
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Dnsiness Chances.

ID ESP0NSIBLE BUSINESS FIRM who have good
IL Offices In central location will represent out OF
houses commission.
Lock Box I7o, Bunao y. Y.
VH7ANTEb.-A reliable person II take the agency in
w their for ID the best paying articles
market Retsils for 25 cents Pays 100 per profit
Sells every family. Inclose stamp
ROBT S. WEST, Cleveland Ohio.
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6aiiroaoS.

0QllI0oUDs
"AmEnicA's GREATEST RAILROAD
NETWORK
GN III a. !. :.
DIRECT LINE TO HIAGARA FALLS
rap; %rSye a. .rS GmH y .s cEE
EMPIRE STATE EXPRESS.
0.30A. M.-Daly except Sundays Fastest train =, y
Niagara Fails IS p M. Clayton. As D. m
FAST MAIL.
$40 Ro SI AS1n a Ssss a GinssS
SARATOGA LAKE . GkokGE AND MONTREAL
500 Is DnyM o SsSsH, sI 81 Due S'''''s'
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO LIMITED.
hmm A. M.-Day. due Chicago 9 AS a. m. next day.
DAY EXPRESS.
'o:So west Of Cleveland and Detroit. WV
SARATOGA LIMITED.
100 p. M..satusd,y only: Due Troy $40 p M.
sOUTHWESTERN LIMITED.
55 p L M9. s%s q cnenns e Il ~ fs. nj st.
WORLDS FAIR SPECIAL.
Xxx II. M.-Daly, lineage ~ III. next Jay
ssSS No extra fare
ALBANY, TROY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL.
800 r; M.7Excep. Sundays. Due Albany 7;2'.
WV Troy Z ;S5 Saratoga, 40 p. M
NORTH SHORE LIMITED
A.30 p. M.-Daly, Due Detroit, sos a. m; Chi
FAST WESTERN EXPRESS.
500 p, DAILY. due Chicago o 100 D. M; st. Lsus
NORTHERN EXPRESS.
7.nn p. M.-Daily due Burlington u.s. Platsburgh
w 80, BIoomingdale 10 49, Sarsnac Lake 10 45
Montreal :05 a. m.
BUFFALO AND NIAGARA FALLS SPECIAL.
73O m Ian. 10 saS R G.K.on go mi Niagara
ADIHoSDAoAs A AXPn THOUSAND ISLANDS
7.30 p. M.-Day; due Paul Smiths. 10 ~ a. ~;
an; ChildwOla Mss a. M; Clayton 1000 islands,
CINCINNATI AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Q.nn p. NJ. Daily due Cincinnati Z 90 D. m; In.
WV danapols ii 10 p. IN. ST. Louis, 30 .. m
LIMITED FAST MAIL.
Q.00 p. NJ. Daily. sleepnsCar passengers only car:
o.UU red this train for Rochester. Due as
CHICAGO NIGHT EXPRESS.
o,fE p. M.-Daily for Bun:lo Wateftown, Ogdens.
S.IS burg, Detroit and Chicago Cape Vincent ex
PlTrsFIELD LENOX, NORTH ADAMS AND TIE
BERKSHIRE HILLS Nia Harlem Divi-onh
Two o. train Win Saoggh cars g I'sns
siS sS5 for s
70, D %o Of psa Station and Cd saii IN ssspn
ani aa Boad B ss
Above .Sains sSesPt those leaving at 80 siSs 20
JOHN NJ. ToUoEY. GEORGE H., DANIELS.
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
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Boaroers tuauteo.

A TTENT1ON
"A Partics having accommodations boarding lodging
visitors 10 the New-Yoik Columbian Celebration, from
October to October H. 1892, Will please send name
address price, and nature Of accommodation % the
mttee Transportation and Accommodation, Of the
York Columbian Celebration, Paror A, Morton Ilousa
New-York City. before August 2j 1892 The above
Information Will printed free Of charge in the oic
Guide OF the above Committee.
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For Philadelphia. Baltimore & washingt'
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

Philadelphia Express 90 81 30 90 IA ~ M ~
$iSs! III I d: sfS a,;sE ''S 80 via
W dams saS w s. sS :n S,
sria &; sa%s': Mint go S.S M
e alssi sssspa l s.s zhs
ass 'vS 10y II n" H. 100 U.s. soo' $50 500
Harrisburg 90 5Hs saS s,;n, lc0 IL IS 3,
aS SIS s s T4Ys afIss. Sunday
For q sanSuf W eSstq5s 90 -:
D'fsy N.Y. l.s'oa s"rs esisnsh
tssSn .ns ssisais 1s s 60 h.
For h s%aa' dss BraaIh I@s. HGpscons 600
'.p Perth 'SS i ss e sn,
DAYS goo H.S0 a M. 100 b. M
AII.RAIL ROUTE FOR LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
GROVE. ETC.
For Freehold and Atlantic Hlgh,snds ~ SIS. i 90
FoT Rcd Bank Long Branch and points South to Point
oniy) i9o 245 $50: 400, 40; $50. 915 D. m: Sun:
Pc ' aSewood Toms River Barnegat Park and Bane
ga" Vuaasc city. vineiand and Bridseon 40 q. m,
Is FL, Monmouth Bcoch seobright and Highland Beach
40 SIS q. M: 13o 400 615 D. m
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC.
From Pier g. y. r.. foot Rector ST.
For A,PG HSs1aqta HGsDa R' Sa s go
FOr Elbcron ocean GrOye, Asbg,y PARK and Point
Pleasant aaswdod Toms hSsI aud arassa5
100. sA5 p. M
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot of Liberty ST., North River
Time Table In effect June 20. 1892.

Trains leave Via
Central Railroad of New Jersey
WASHINGTON 5-HOUR FLYER, DAILY 1850
A. VI. PHILADA FAST LINE, EXCEPT SUNDAY,
r. VI. SCRANTON EXPRESS, EXCEPT SUNDAY
S4J A. NJ, 4i3O L. NJ.
LONG BRANCH FLYER, EXCEPT SUNDAY, $3.50
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Saies. Highest. Lowest.

COTToN-On the spot advanced 1l6e. with sh s1 the
ces Sales 1876 cOnsumpto1 ieeelP,s a o Eo
Torss were $50 bales. against 55l last week. aS oo
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CATsKIIL MOUNTAINS.
LAUREL HOUSE,

KAAIfENkILL FAIII
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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-04-30
THE HOUMA COURIER.

Who is benefited by such class
legislation 2 It is not the poor man,
for the small farmer receives little
if any from it, and the operations
of this law, having a tendency to
lessen the price of the product, nat
urally enough affects the wages Of
working men.
Is this the sort of policy the wor1
king people should seek when they
look around to find who will care
for their interests. They want to
find a party that opposes special
legislation, a party that opposes al
legislation which makes the rich
man richer and the poor man poor
er they want to find a party that
opposes plutocracy and will put its
foot down on all trusts, rings land
| combines.
Indeed it should be their aim tt
seek the party that comes nearest
to giving them what honestly be-
longs to them as free American
citizens.-Baton Rouge Item.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-04-30
HIGH WATER.
The Engineers Views.

AAO HH6AAAOOib FSOhGs
The engineers feel no alarm over
food prospects in the river.
The heavy and general rains for
the past month, they state, have, of
course, created sudden and great
rises in the Ohio and other tributa-
ries draining mountainous sections,
but that is all.
Of coarse, if the rains continue
the upper system win continue full,
perhaps rise a great deal more, in
which case very high water will
prevail all the way down to the gulf.
II, however, as present indications
promise, the rainy season is at an
end, the Ohio and other tributaries
win fall, the Mississippi will receive
their influx and rise temporarily,
and the waters viii pass on down
through the jetties and spread out
over the marshes of the delta.
at all depends said State En-
gineer Richardson, ton the wealth
er. We can't control that, and,
such being the case, we cannot tell
what the river is going to do. We
do not know, and do not say, that
there viii be no cause for alarm
later, but today we do not expect
to give you details of crevasses un-
til 1898. No, we are not at all
but we win be very happy
when the river gives positive indi-
cations again Of being satisfied with
its natural limits.r
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-04-30
LUUISlANA NEWS.

Nv ANA
Mr.. r. Hanson, Jr., of Ascension
parish, died recently.
The Masonic Female College Of
Homer is for sale.
The Welsh Crescent has suspend
ed publication. Unfortunately, in
Louisiana, country newspapers are
not properly supported by the
people.
Hail fall is reported in CaddO
parish.
Three negroes were shot recent
ly in Rapides parish over a game
of cards.
A party of armed FOsterites inter
viewed Sheriff G. NJ. Barrow OF
West Feliciana, last week and
with drawn pistols to emphasize
their -.ultimatum, told him he must
pull down from the campaign OF
die in his boots. As Mr.. Barrow is
not built of material for political
regulators to play with they final,
ly decided it would be healthier to
let him live, and live he did, to
rally some solid votes for the regu.
lar Democracy.
Two prisoners made their es-
cape from the Opelousas Jail.
A high school building is being
erected at Lafayette.
A brick and tile factory has been
started in East Feliciana parish.
A new oil mill is to be started in
Rapides parish.
OF an important industry in
Washington the Argus says : ''The
cotton factory turned out 260L
pounds of rope and Irvine Monday
They have enough orders ahead tc
keep them running at that rate fol
at least eight months"
The Board of Directors of the
State University have concluded
to admit girls as students.
Brother B. j. O,Neill, the able
editor of the New Orleans Critic.
one of the best Democratic weeklies
in the South, has been elected tor
the House of Representatives from
the Eleventh ward of Orleans par
ish.
The Bank ofBaton Rouge reports
net profits and surplus amounting
to $33,154.
Southwest Louisiana will furnish
a rice crop this year which vii
startle the world.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-04-30
THE G BOUNTY.

THE ITEM has been making some
inquiries into this subject and finds
ample facts to show that this law
benefits principally the large plan
tiers and wealthy refiners, but
gives little or no benefit to the
small planters.
This fact demonstrates a theory
long ago formed that it was but a
blind laid down by the republicans
to win the wealthy planters and
corporations in the South to their
side, and is but a part of a species
of legislation that has been enacted
during the existence of that party
in power. The whole course of its
policy has been to c~entralize the
wealth Of the country into the
of that party SO as to be able
to more fully and more surely con
troll the electoral vote Of the coun-