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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore July 26-rlour quiet Wesisrn sS SUPER per
so ~ 90: do extra a. 2jd ~ 20 do family, - lo~
"a 40. winter wheat, patent, ~ ooa ~ - HPtine
DO SO 9Oa - %; do straight W oo@ - 20, @n, nG
I DIS bhls Wheat steady NO rtd sIoi' 9lH 'iu .
Av1s, 6s06. I--c: september. 68 So " ..oC
seamer No = red, % lac I'D stocf o"p,'ot ni i,
sales ola 900 bush milling whfd by .anple'
SsS Goc Corn easy mixed. spot July anu A"su uS
as 3-la 47c: september. a. La a. ia S,oon Ill,
sO3 bush: sales 5000 BUSH white corn pS s",t t
-. veilow do zoe. Oats steady, NO . Wmtc
,ern ~ % Is lie: No mixed DO, 30 =" SOC
stock la 597 bush Rye inactive; NO - D." 90 -
siocS - 800 bush. Hay firm; good 10 cnoo" I'M ,
o,Sy, sI7 5Oa SlS 80. Grain freighfS si"" M, nli-
changed Cotton nominal: mlcdIlhe o., % .oc. ,,v
,;st"os ouici unchanged. Butter very dnll c,cinliS
49, 81 5ac do fair 10 choice, 1od3oc 90 im IA
,,,n Sc Eggs steady. l3c. Gomez uuh NV
c,rroee fair l9c: No :. 16 sac sugir SirohH iTnv
ii.d (; he copper quiet; refined, 1oc' "hiSh'S
firm 81 1891 90. .,o,.,t,r
Uuaalo. July 26.-spoi spring wheat quiet ! III
t,,r Ha.mSid sales. 800 bush No northern Spol,
O. 1-4c: 5000 No hard, J, "Sc -i,ou go - emo,
Sn,h,rr do % 1-s0 GGc: closing. No ] hard spo'
-Ir. do c / I, soc: No Northern spo,, "'c w.
~ q; a.4c Winter wheat in fair demand. sac,,
q cars old No red 6,c: cars do, Ooc u cars 20 J.
Yhi,a 2oc track: 4 ears do 90 &c store. Corn
~. lion, trade sales cars No yellow, a. l--c
@ rars 10 3 yellow 40 sac: 10000 bush NO corr
a. l-2c 5 cars do, 40 34o f4c: sN cars NO cori'
AZ ia i4c closing. No yellow, "a l2c No Ari w..
Inw AZ a.4c. No corn, 10 In ," -,
Vo 2 do Az. oats dun; unsetu+i
No . white. 36a3G &c: No 3 white
Is &c asked. store. Wc-No quoted 9oc' S,or":
TIour dnli easy host spring. S4@F - wh h,T
str,icbts ~ 25a ~ 80. Rye -four, $50 - 70. MN
feed -teaiy: unchanged. Canal irtlghis hsh'r
wb~at ir: corn 4 3 Sc seed, 30 10 New York
chicago. July 26.-The leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
OTHER N,RKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

pufaio. July 26.-Cattle-EIcvcn loads on sac;
Market opened steady TO firm; closed slcauH' " T
loon steers - lighter lots, - 03@ - ~ ~
early arrivals about all sold lioSsGIen iUi ,I
ON sale MARKET opehcd steady. prices higher, Wl''
on active demand Workers. 80 9OGSj 30 ; ncdlumS,
sG aOo go % extra fancy heavy grades 80 iuo 10 10
roughs ~ 15aSj 20. stays, Tid ~ % ohe'P % ,.
lamGs-The supply light, abou, SIX cars. Marh''
rlIed dahl Good light lambs. S1d 10 80 Guns ftu
81 80: Gull sheep, go - 10; fair % 2o@S' TO very
st. Louis July 6.-Cattle-Rcceipts 1000 head
shipments 1000 head. Market steady on GOOD
stock: fair to good native steers $685. 90 iair TO
good Trxas steers 81 1888 10. Calves stronger.
IIocs-Roccpts 5000 head shipments. l,Ooo h,;ld
Market 100 10 lower; choice butchers S"G 20 -
mixed - 4OaS5 So: light. - son 90 o.: shecp,-
Receipts 1000 head; shipments, 1000 he"d
Market slow: mutons "a 35.
East Liberty July 2G:-CattleIRcceipts 200 hfau
81 75a 80 good. s4e@i 80: common to fair, - ~
So IS fat cows and balls. ~ n 80 - bolosna. 90
s. 49, Fresh cows. 500 $50. Thirteen clis Cn no
lie shipped NcwYork today. logsCKrcelptS, cuo
head shipments, 700 head. Market firm, meo ,,r
and light weights. $6 4OaS6 so extreme heavy
So COZ ~ 20 -Four cars hogs shipped New >oTk To-
day sheep Receipts. 100 head ,npW pm, ,o
400 head Market demoralized, pIime; ~ 20" - AZ
good 81 -" "a common Il" iiIr.' ~ H. ,1
famls. - 50as5. Veal calves. sod 81 80. Heavy
chicago. July pc" The Evening Journal reports
Cattle Receipts. 5000 head shipments 3ooo h,ha
market s,cady top price SO Medium. 81 7S%s
common. $3.50 60 Texans. III so0s3 40: Western
SO 1884 10. cows. III 81 90. Iogs-Krc'lp'',
o. coo head shipments. 5000 head market 1pcn'd
closed 25c lower: light, 100 15c lower: mixed ana
,ac,ers 81 .O0 25 20 prime heavy ard butchers
weights s5 $50 IS IS light mixed - 300 ~; Sr,S S
light 81 I5a - 20. rhecli-iccep's' ITVvV u, ~
81 o. ~ IS: ewes ~ 300 "a 81; Western, ~ 2o@
q so lambs So 80 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
TIE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. July % (Spccal.-Wheat was inclined to
be firm the Western news. The weekly crop
bulletins In most instances unfavorablc from the
spring wheat states. There considerable cash
demand for export. possibly 300 900 bushels being
worked here Winter wheat receipts were Just about
half what they the same day last year, St
Louis having only 81 600 against $4,000 last year
and Tolct.o only 100000, against $4,000 bushels.
But while the Western wheat rather
bunish, the market did not escape the influence Of
the great depression In Wall Street. The close was
about "a cent under Tuesday. september sold be-
tween 60 "a and % - and closed AT GO Is cents
Charters were made for 10000 bushels. Receipts
here were I25 cars the estimate for Thursday 40.
At night puts on september were 20 Is calls, GO "a
cents.
Good showers through Kansas and scattered showers
through other parts OF the belt started corn lower
The market in IL measure felt the Wall street de
preston. There possibly some selling on the
prospect of strike Of the union sailors. threatening
To embarrasS lake navigation Crop reports We're nm
porant states. Charters made for 2.'5ojO
bushels. september sold between 40 Ii and 30 L.
M estimate for Thursday. $50. ~ night puts Oh
September 80 s.; calls. 40 Il cents.
Oats were under the conflicting Influences OF bear
news from Wall street and reports Of great damaE
from rust in Iowa. september sold H'ln 20 80 10
"a IL. and closed at - cents Eeccipts wcrc -
cars; the estimate for Thursday, l'o cars 'harteA
were made for $4,000 bushels
The noteworthy incident in provisions was ircc
important provision bull interest Robson q Wolf
led in it, Prices Of ribs on this selling dropped ~
cents and cN,sed at the bottom september sold IRON
lard was not large. Prices not supported sep
TENDER sold from 80 OF 10 ~ So and closed AT ~ %
nc e u 'd .cme PGT e wal Ching
for september and some at decline OF 81 MR.
1f 600 hogs: the estimate for Thursday 5000.
Prices were j 10 10 cents lower.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
Railroads.
RAILROADS.
\. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R.

Excursion Tickets, New. York g Chicago ard Re.
Through trains for Cheas, and the Worlds Far leave
foot Of Nest i9d.st. follows 10 minutes earlier non
Fsanklins St: -, ,,,. Eli, r.xo,,s p,u-.
slSr.r. New.York to Chicago. Arrives Detroit as
p,.a3 2 NJ Gaiiy' va Nass. Falls: Reclining cAas
9 P ssas Sleeper. NewYSrf to tesso Dstrss
st9 MI aeSeeps snndsy) Tor West Cornwall. ORR;
NIIIs Campbell Hall Lake Mohonk, Lake MiDnew ASK
ard Waikiki valley Railroad stations Stony Ford Middle.
swn Blooning burg WurtDoro. Sumnityllle, Ellenve.
Fasburg MONTICELLO and Libert. ,,,,, ..,,
d. IL A. m, daily Middieown. F,!lsbrrg. Montiee
10 Liberty White Lake. Carbondale, Scranton, Walton
Delhi sidney Norwich, Utca Rome. Oneida, Fulton,
oiI,ds NJ Saturdays only for Campbell Hall, Mid
d,c;own Boomngburg Sumuvillc Eienvlll., ralsburg.
NontIceo Liberty White Lake, Livingston Manor.
cth y " except sunday. Vestibuled Limited for
Axe NJ ohonk, Lake Mnnewaska, and Waikiki Valley
Roilroad stations Campbell Hall. Middletown, Mountain
Daie CentIeville Fallsburg, MoBtcello Hurleyvile,
Liberty Falls Liberty Parksville. and Livingston Manor.
f.i0 y. VI, Except Sunday fer West Cornwall, Otrs
Mili. Campbell Hall, Mideletown. Summityile. Ellen
VILE and all intermediate POINTS.
3,15P, vi. daily, Mddetown. Summitville. Falls.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Rockand, Walton SD
new Norwich, Oneida, Fulton Oswego Niagara falls.
Tickets aud Pullman accommodations at 37l broadway.
NewYork Transfer Company calls for and checks baggage
" j. c. ANDERSON q. p. A..
SO Beaver ST.. Sew.YOfk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

Rye Hour quiet and steady at AZ nor h.rr, far ehoco
encd Ida lee cash NO red al on , MsaT h anu morn re
ing was offered at O. 3.4c, which was 'is ,c Der
There very LITTLE pry n qeGGTd a. lOwes. point
b.r s@, nc august 81 sa6s i. Sc pScptci,<
steady va at Sc pe "cGDc ' '2,a 4e pye dull hut
tornmMarket for spot and July ruled si"adr but
UT 'Hs Sn I'm, month were weak declined
40 Ia SOC No. yellow on track at 80 Ic .
d. IA A. iac co Angs ~ sc september at
i nss on the spot were light and the
YaW TNT ron for 3co, D%r lots rcd firm though quiet
IN >Smpathy with The decline in corn 40 white,
a5 &c. 4oo 90 ius wel'' al 30 12sfos 40 White j%y
~ - Provisions quiet ana prices favor BUYERS
.a l beef Hams So 81 So D. 'p por mTEea Oc
go 80; do family. s3l 500 So hams : p cured
~ 1 ':src% do 81 SMOKED 13 a d. do sn1ach l2%
shon SIe; "%' ol lie DO DO smoked 10
SMOKED 10 az salt" gly nc GnsH 2e dS Go
do' smoked looIo lie; picnic hams. :. p cured,
Pickle u l@Sc d. 0 Breakfast fU bacon is OI iS@ 4e
h dn'a city refined. 1910 l-2c: do. butchers.
s BE- 81 Egg am and Tcak rcnnyy9a
fine Sc eyn ,S1eqsa i3loe sand%d powdered 9e
crown T. oioc crystal "a ESc' dcnSc refined
diamond A. 38c; confectioneIs' A. l-4c; r,,i
lin cxrs i1ac red d star s" q iii e f FTeen
%r 10 9a9 nc star Feed a SGG and No M,E r. M sG
changed.
St. Louis. July 2e-Flour easier; unchanged Wheat
weak in continuation Of Yesterdays feeling losing
l,sc No red. cash 80 lie: July 80 lac: August
% o-sc; September G2 sc. Corn, with beariSh crop
reports and financial news. lost 5-Sc: No . mixed
cash. 80 l-2c: July 80 5-5c August lie; sep
se @'l 5aS ' IS o AS%. S%s Ng SS 81 'a9
Rye scarce; ACC bid for No .. Barley no trading.
Bran steady; quiet and unchanged at SIC track
FhXseed steady II 05. Timothy seed UNCHANGED.
Hay firm unchanged Lead dyl at SO 20. spetcr
SLOW So So. Cornmea steady. II 90a II %. Whi>-
KEY, 81 L.. Bagging. l-46 &c Cotton lies.
93c0S 81. Provisions lower; dull weak. Pork, cur
rent make, SIG 80. Lard. 10 II la 30 %. Dry
salt meats loose shoulders 81 II IL: long and ribs
s. l2 IL shorts. - 80; boxed 15c more. Bacon
Packed shoulders. rs -: longs and ribs, 50 IS:
shorts, $40 %; hams. sugar cured, 13014c.
Toledo, July 26.-Wheat active: lower No .. cash,
"a 3-4c: : 'ptember, GO 1-c. December. - &c.
Corn dull: steady: No =. cash. 400: No g. Ale: No
4. 33c. oats quiet cash old. 80 Ice. Rye dull
cash. Soc Glover seed dull steady prime October,
$6 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
ETHIOPIAN PRODTCE MARkETS.

Liverpool July %. , 40 p. m.-lic.t ami pork
Holders Offer mod, ritoly. Iam>-liod'fs offer
freely Bacon-llodcr, offer freely long clear
middl,s about 10 lbs. steady at 52,: long ana short
clear midiles about - rs steady nj 51s >h"ulders-
About IL lbs. :}.,S Cd. fhcc>"-l "lders
offer moderately Tnllpw and tuTt"nnnc Holder
offer moderately CottonSeci oil Liverpool refined
steady at Do Sd. ROSn-liolders offer moderately.
d-ppt-lIoI1crS offer >paringiy futures Holders
not offering: prime Western spot dnll at L. "a.
Wheat and hour--lloldcrS offer moderately. corn
pot and futures !olcrs offer freely: mixed western
.toi dun at4s 3 3 I'D: July at 4 I'D August
ca y Al A. 3 I'D: September easy at A. 3; Hop,
IT Iondon-p Pacific COa,t-liOldcrs Olcr moderately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

A DvERTIsIMENTs. ANn, - BNc EIrIIoNS toE
"A THE NLWIQEK IlJBl ~. WILL 81 n
wat ID door nor.h n Ihlftf.nr-t-,t; ana ADVEi.
TISINIENT> a. the following BdI on Oiic'- 81 s:h
40 = e. cor I'D ~ Gih-aN".; lj' iouit!.aNe.
corner fourt rnth-st,, $50 Ihud-nNr., corner Forty
.eNcufh-.t Logs 1llrGaNc.. near SNtyr~' Il; l5Ur
ll,.t,tc: 100 West ioity-sccondt 10 ,ouubu-a,c..
~, ILcty--t- - tNouu. 3" Ihiri-iN".t 20 W.-t
roirt snth.,t. ~ Wc>t i2i-,t, li0 Church-.t 5ji
III" "a ,hc uli:IEN Uiri;FS. $50 Fast Ons-hundred.
and wcntv.nfth-s: 2i3 West one hmdr"' aud twenty
Tffh.t ana 32D west 'hu'ii I'd and-fouy nlih-t up
10 s y. H.. regular onicc rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

iss Hs Se i1 a: a. &c 90 "a Ss 5O
i. g. : g. = r at d. q is 81 is g g. g. 81
y Hsns1 g. At 49, y isl hs an e, So
IS satrermnk do ls' ss q iza 81 d. lis H. at a
Is ns II Hollis Il yeals i i@ r. at at .77s do
,si y Z: q ri "a dq a. 10 % at d. q $50 81 DO ~ r.
s.S, $50 II. at s5 % do 170 b. at ii 75 8 do 1879
Mullen In s 2S 81 Vss sl $50 n a. 155 do
=, T. at DO s H. at 40 g 81 Il d &. IS l. d %; no a.
IA H. at - So fed sa,es 1873 n at - 50 "a butter.
i VA ~ a, >, 20 - DO H. at o. ~ We" ''''''
9 d. 100 a. a. y ~ 10 at - So do. 1's n.
J. i. Nelson vea' 40 70, at 81 20 IA do. 1os H.
"s Jgad Co.. 81 ycas. l45 n a, 81 70; 70 do, l5l
n Z. >: 81 90 G - On ~, r. ., o. ~ no do l4o h. at
ss1S.. -o3 h. at ~ So |; do. 10 H. at u 81. but
"' r 'Ncrher.on Co; "A vcals l5C n at ~ % do
Isl b. a, y led calves. $50 N, at - IS buitcmilG
coioS a. Is ,S ScslS ne n at - s7H sc do. lo' H.
;. sanders: walls, 90 n, at - do ia n, at 81.
John r. fdeoek: veal, 30 n. at 81; do. 40 N,
Newton Gnlctt 80 but,crmllk calves, III H. at ~
sir.iiT AND LAMEs~Rcccpts, including cars direct
butchers, We're 20 cars GIL head, and with the
sheep vefe scarce would have sold at prices II
moving little more freely, but there improvement
naures Of the season shr are advised that this
e c Of stock all SO common ' %se OF over
Poor % good sheep sold at e G5as4 80 per 100 n lew
outside figure for Kentucky lambs SO y, aver
age, sod by Wikcrson q sherman TO John Harrington:
Dressed mutton quiet odcc with general sales a, w
SIC dressed lamb. slow at 7d1ic. , III,
sales-Wilkerson SHERMAN "a Kentucky ls al y,
g y Yer o. g. s. S lgo 100 do 2t 50 No. at S'
.46 do Is n. 10 10 ~ DO SO N, at - 30 20 no.
n at 81 30; 2o7 do. OO ~ at - 81 Kentucky sheep
1O6 ~ at - 80; IL do. l05 n at - 90 ,s 40 ~ ..
a. s Mcf IN S co II 4 West VrSina do
IS r. - so 1873 do, 90 n. at - 80 i29 do CS ID,
st a. - 237 Virginia do 80 N. at 90 ia 90 81 d. AZ
g. ~ Kentucky sheep, 90 n. at ~ l2 DO IS u, at
g. so do, ITO H. at SIS - Il virginia DO 20 d. al
NJ Collins: 80 State lambs 81 NJ. at s. p 92 Wiz.
elnis do N. at - 25; 20 Virginia sheep o3 n at
u 5n Is do n. at 80 80 ll3 ONO DO % ID,
al - ~, 1il mixed western do. 80 n, az = o. .
81 37l state do. 20 n, at s. l6 STATE sheep - H.
at >, - Is do, 90 n at - do, 10 h at - %;
John T. Pidcock: 23 virginia lambs. 90 n. at ~;
27i d. g. n at ~ S7s % DO. 60 N at 50 -: 4Gi
Wei N, Tx do G Gs NJ at 81 56s DO 81 n at - go
57S West Virginia sheep. So n, at S3 70 do al 3D. AT
Newton Grleu: 80 Ohio sheep, rs N, at 81 Is 80
w. u Harrington: 23e Kentucky lambs CO n at s. s7
100 do G3 n. at - -; 2oO DO % ID at =" rs western
nalenbcrk 4 Hollis G6 State lambs, CO n a. 80;
20 10 % ~ 50 Is State sheep, "S n. at 81 20; ~
~ Hume & Mullen State lambs. IS ~ at Sc so; is
90 iScsipis 30 cars. or 5soI head-o6 cars at
Torticth.st and II at Jersey CITY, DECK OF Zen.
nc-sce gas hngs sold mt - 80 per 100 y Re" states
" Sales-Wilkcison < Sherman: "6 tennessee grass
hog 1o7 n average. at a. - per 100 ". :,
Hume & Mullen State hogs, 2iS 10 AT 20 'o' 10
leo N. al 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27

EXCURSION TICKETS TO WORLDS FAIR
GOOD TEN DAYS. $500.
ALSO ROUND TRIP TICKETS, GOOD UNTIL.
NOVEMBER 18TH. $500.
Trains West 42!-,t. Stallion. WORK a. fol-
lows and 10 minutes 81 licr from foot Fiankin-st ~
Mountain eNcepi NundIy, N''t OF to,y,ahs =
Sleeping car Ncw-YorA u Bloomylc sunday, only
.aa BE- occupied p, +" 10 Albany for co,.s Mountain,
and Saratoga. Parior car TO Aliany stndays on
1910 4. VI. Daily ior Albany t'a' ~ ",u-r 40 n.
.strr Buffalo Niaraa Falls. Detroit. Chicago, except
AIi.US \. M.-Daily except sunday to BloonNle ana
CatsEiu Mountains Scw.pa'u. Llk"s Mlhonk and Min
u tt.95 4 VI Daily except Suucav 10 Ca.llu Noun
,am, %w.Pal,1 Lake. Mohoak and Minnewn'l.a.
Albany. sera'.A Ca 's, n I'D d T'''' CUTS
1' rra,.i II " MoSntan.' rarer ca nt,acI~
cam saa. rIeM%rdi 'S Lake, As'onF Ynsss.:s3 x
I ES,iT p a9 ba f9a@ Sa, So s's AsJ
'TrypW "nai'y Tor Albany M9n,r7l, tics Syraeu.e
"'tn1'itr"t;r Buralo Niaenra Fails. Toruo. D'vo't
G,aoP. VI. Daily cNccpt snndav 'or NcThurs Alahy.
'SS"ratora anc Monir,2i i~rlor ear e. Kse;ton
Ruf,io Niarrra Fails. Toronto detroit Cleveland and
.hta'SG -rcave. rrcoslvn hv Anaat Alo..co Ri 90
cY 40 n m I.--cr ,i'y. Z. T. r. station. Ai0:to.
nj 90 STRAW % i@'e Z 81 SO.
Wapncf slccl.ln-. cats f9l Allrnv ruca Syrasus,
land and Ciiraro on al through train
For tirkcts 'no-tab, Tarof atd sleeping cir accom-.
modatlons or irtormaton apply Office hr.oAlyn 1893
S ' N LA rdTe w. 81 ~ Ia, t - . @a
~ ~ General Passenger Agent.
Vandcrbilt-aye.. Sew-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-27
Bnsiuess Chances.


ADDITlONAL CAPITAL procured for
cuisines pirp'-"-; investors advised with
out charge 81 d".ir1bl' opportunities high
ct commercial references. t,RI'.'S &
CARLETON. Broker. .02 BroadWIy.
EXCELLENT OPENING for druggist :
non" here all-y,Ar health resort large hotel.
bon % brentwood l.. |.
LIVERY STABLE. centrally located
price low Ia puick buyer, splendid trade ;
low r'nt For particulars address BRETT
fLLDEl;S Agency. New Haven. Conn.
MANUFACTURES SITES Valuable
sites donated and liberal cash bonuses paid
for desirable manufacturing plant. Address
MANtFACTrREES. Room II. Barney
Block. Dayton, y.
SALOON. Main street II arg" citv In
Connecticut. doing = splendid business long
lease, good ftIsOl> Tor selling. BkEII'
TELDEtS Agency. NcW.llavrn. Conn.
10 SPECrL NrORS.-A well dr,elopcd
iron nine. mineral rights and land rui
be- fought at bargain. II. II. BRAY.
Mine mn y. j.
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BALTIMORE g. OHIO II. Il

Fast ENprcss Trains To
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. CHICAGO, CINClN.
NATI, ST; LOU, AND ALL FONTS WEST
Leaye, New;York, foot OF IIberty-st.
For CINCiNNATI, ST; LOUIS, z. ~, p. m
Dhige Gs,'. 10 s;so p n MI Dining Carl s.
For NORFOLK, Bay L;no, 80 p N. Ex.: Sunday
Ticket .o Ss s:,,Ds I72 POI, AZ iIto Bd"sx 81
Stsfion foot Of Liberty.st.. c. 4. y. OF N. j..
gage from hotel res aence to destination.
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FURNISHED Rooms.

HANDSOMELY RI RNISilED rooms
also front and middle par or. superior ter
man iy,ri. MODERATE ~ ln-t luth->t.
TWO - ENI>lIl.D ROOMS light
hou- .A'rfhng mat. Nrr} cheap. DENTIST,
az Cth-a,c.
1--ADNIRAELE FURNISHED suite;
singl rooms boaud optional tiaf.i ut or
j. ilnau'ft. 20 West jith--t.
@@D-ST.. ~ WE~T.-Iarec mont paror.
small conH"ctln" room. furnished house.
kccIing 81, To- desirable party.
-2D-Nt.. - r~i. Miss Hoffman. city
house. open AN summer fnr The accOmmOdl,
ton 81 Transient cus-t- is., rrurc~.
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& HUDSON R. r.

1.-THE Shortest, Quickest and Best Line 10 Montreal
Leave Grand Central Depot ..... :20a G:25 p. m
Arrive Montreal ................ s. p. 10 a. m
Also Piattsburgh slccpngcar on - p. taln for
passengers to Sarinac, Lake fxd Paul smiths. '."'i
Lake. vi Chau;caugly X. L.. the faNorte route u
fast at Platt-burgh.
'D. H." Ticket Office and Bureau OF Information.
II Cortlandt-s-
Send stamp fur illustrated guide MAPS etc.,
a. Northern resorts
j. W. Bl'RDICk. o. T.. 4.
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Go Get for Business purpose

MAGNIFICENT SUITE Of offices, com
Irl'ing the eleventh iOOr Of the World
building. VIII be- rented together or sep
aratcly. lo session Immediately. Apply
Room 2i2. Wcrld Buildinc.
the STORE. - Chambcrs--t. very
select location frr Lat> & nt'' furnishings,
faIh,i o. ci-ar store; Will be- put IN best
oidcr and dnlird IL necessary. Apply
GEolihE VI Mo. - Nandcwat"r->t.
1uEEr->TOGA IA To s.. $3.50; entire
lrlidi . or .ut iiNil,t; win lover; fin
lo,at'u; any bu mes. lUt kEk. loot
Last llGfh--f.
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A ADVERTISEMENTS AND Subscriptions t n2
"A TIE NEW S,A TEinuNE WILL, pt mad, 1r.
"a door north Of ThyGr.t;t and S Si, s se
ave. cor. 23d-, l52 Gtlsve.; 81 Fourtha,,
corner Tourteenh-st 70o Third ave conner
At; ,o26 Thirdavc. SNty-nsi-st 7Os First-as
100 West aegty secondst. 1872 Columbus . AsS7;
,.nc l,323 Thrd.lvo.. 20 West Fourtcenthet az
West t2d-s, So Thrd-aycc:; 1888 mrd-ave; "o'i
At the HARLEM OFFICES $50 Fast onchun ndasx.
sndtwentyn hst pa West One hundr red and twenty, TN
20 q D. m. at eAsr ONCE rates
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Railroads.
Delaware. Lackawsnas and westcrn r. 4.
Stations New. York foot Of Barclay and Chrstsphes
streets.
SHORTEST LINE. vEsTIBuEED TRAINS.
PULLMAN lOAllIES.


CLAIR, The CHANCES. summit ierasrdssiue, Bask.
pconton, Dover. sanhOpe. BUDDs LAKE, LAKE. no
T6N. PITTS ron WILKEsBARRE, NANTIc0KE
RASMXINk Ia MS%f u PSs
SfkiS SWtco c'fasd sYRASySsE
Mfs4 S REhT ANb fsA6frH%SEsrF p'n''
200 MEESfR s fnhan faoc srf sT tan d
meets Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving :45
srSo a. Nj. -BINGhAMToN MAIL. Stops az principal
Loo '''I Y. M.-scKANTox, BINGnAMroN. end Ell.
1io r Ep%fn FEST and pLYM
,so p. NJ 9f ' hfMITED EXPRESS.
.,n,, sleeper ArIye1 At - 4 m sn,,,os
nS 8sEE ard FHfS at
rs 3 en srd aS g fssSs at tao.
ave. Xew.York 1913 westinghouse, 726 Fulton:st and
~ Broadway, Brooklyn lime tables, giving full infor.
"''' wEsTc0Ir EXPREss COMPANY wul call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination
n Ew-YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL-
S'Ti isSs
ro Trains Icave sscn Foot of oy 30 Is 80 to
D GSS nfn 90 ST. $685. 90 80 So 90 81 r. ~
Sundays 10 II $50 a. m, 700 p m Trains leave sta
S 3 10 S 40 exc@pt Red Bank 20 5fO 80 p. ~
SUNDAYS %rnss: ~ , as q arI m; 10 D. m
SUNDAY Trains stop at Ocean Grove and Asbury
RUFUS BLoDGETT,
sups. NewiYg.k W Snd Lo"r Branch Railroad Co.
Gen. Pass Agt. Penna. R. r.: CO.
H. P. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. AT Central r. r. OF ~ j.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

- last lGrH 1T Pleasant double and
single n"nfn- good lolfd ala conNcnlcnc : :,
1 nm mot fafr.
3IH.>I. aU' WEST -EoGp> on sec.
oud and Third ucpr-. vita OF without board :;
t"lU- nod rat", tfan~.cnt~ accommodated
lrirr o. >.
"Sb-~T - Nl>i.-Ntwiy AMI hand
-0mc'! furIi.h'd. l1r.e and small rpon-
-up' fiof table. tr1n,irnt> accommodated
references
iOl WANTELNN FLNtE. - Single.
and doubt rooms newly furnished cen
III l-rlflnn.