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5s:'i :::' ii:'
sl94S bag wa:.houss dsyes a, NeT ;1r tx ys n
81 s'. Sss;e ssS' l% H s
is liz "s Closed S %s$ THAT y ]; sS' ssT
P Z 300 Os good e SSd s 900 bsss ies
EuOe LOCO bags. santos market was g3ee66 sooi
:sIss aoi ba s0'ei ayre Gar
sns Se1nS sale a sSoGo pig a. sSod VITA
last night
FLOUR AND MEAL-The -four market wae very quies
8 ssa ss Ds efss M "ns o of sa s
S.. Clear. S sn p,se 100 0 .pi%3
Ss.n clear, "a: 4 $40 $40 700 ss ''s
:s' s's iS,1: e e.;
s e. s ~ s5snf so T. : & 80 's
@ .sa.s SE ddSSa hFHa1ais' wa fsss' '%
s s"s Ia , Sas aesa sps is d f1 ''
fo FnFD Eh;' .lss' "a sPs .ya xxx
sagsi'd e ss5ss at % 70 100
nss s's1os O. al, sS'' g m s3i@si @ o. '"'0'
GRAIN-wHEATThe wheat msrke wa so, yer, cG G"'SS'
e s sc sd rs sss az s 'Ga a ~ IT from ia
su The rmer this morning s on The Te
s, s ss s s"S al soua ss d 1ssn
t a. nspne' with a' edn.dPsrsbc Saacn
decline to so cents for May wheat Chicago, maxine
ai Hu q a aSs sa he ns slS osa
@ce oI Foreign ma@e sc. scf 70, icsrn account IN
!ylSs line although there seemed 70 DC ha G" a @1 aSsc
confirm repors Kaa,a' , s"d i a.; c S
generally the situation H. unrfai.ta rom DE-.
@ as I 10 dA sSGS' in a"f oatcd nSs in
& o sseas chss s sse ts, to & coSer
q 5000 oco bush sho 'ta Tasn c 10 IN
s s s few nnu,c' ncf' au a' m , .aes Il 40
northern spg 5000 bush, ee Aag as;er oSn o.
and huh g. to a lsS 70 coc y% Ss
s hard san & Se6 soGo e sr over r. Nav
b' tore: no hard' wtSteS "a 900 D,.h &c 1"d,'
ny d;sa s5SS S SS ;s s 20! cs Mg I'd
sver Nav elevator AID a. un s"s " lover
dosing ssS1 ri % =: Decline "h' S og%I%s
VA weak There so0G and d'' local ca ioaa
@ o' ss s'1 S @<GSa pre-. the report
il is alleged that owe, oc9 Geo e !, ooe
ng Of navigation While these facts cause wsa;ncs' n
=: %s'ss' ,ssy 1f" q s'% Isx
sS e., @ strait E ss,o ' aa. au i"S win
s. "'S sss Save Mere "Ss Seyas,
follow ss sSs G yellow az and %
g. cSs bush ndS s % s
Weak declining sLs In Tie ar' lev miaa.. pa EriI,
sss n ,ass' with tn 'l opepa and Tna
win the oss. ns re s q" on "s s Gsve
Ey in sympathy with and fears srs c., GSs
s.rs sie 10 p ss. "a 5000 s Sas S se
sss s.s $780,. 81 s' "i%'s' G, 30
f XewYork ceosgs track shi'e 1900 bush snS Ss
s.s nrts leo , ss e sS't spo
M 20 ssT s Ss a"S % ,Ss
. Syes%"ssa W', wse Ssoc
sS "a c fSss'' ep ss. s"S ss
Nsssdns date last year are given
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COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Galveston, April i3.-Citton quiet; mddling. Sc;
low nidd.ing, ll-lCc good ordinary, l-Ic; net
aud gross receipts, Oes bales, exports coastwiar.
3,lG3 bnes; sales, 300 bales STOCK. iJ,isi bnie'.
Norfolk, April lJ.-tOttOn quiet middlinI, 30
low middlng, J-l0c: good ordinary, 81 Toe: net
aud gross receipts, 49, bales; eAp!rs coas!wi'",
- bales sales. loo bales stock. 31,si1 bacs.
New.Orlenns. April lJ.-COttOn easy good mdiling,
) loc middng. I l3-l6c; low mddiing. 2c. good
ordinary, 73-lDc; net receipts. 3,2oo bales giGS",
salcs. 5000 bales, stock, 2il .I02 bales.
savannah April l3.-C0tton quiet; mildng,
7-sc low mddling. use: good ordinary, . &c
net and grOs, receipts. 0sc bales exports coast
WISE lo(d bnlcs sales, 500 bales; stock, 1924
l;Il,
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RopE\N pRoDrcE MARKETS.

Liverpool. April 49, 34j J.. m-B"i IN mod'rnt"
demand extra India mess easy al i''s h prime mess
easy at 63s I'D. FORK In moderate demand prime
mess western. fine easy at r's I'd do medium, easy
AT SIS "a. Ham, IA good d, nand; short cut. about
IL 10 III bs.. irm at Gls. Bacon in good demand
short rib about - lbs. dull ut '1, ,h"es" tn iar
demand American finest white ana colored iirm ~
54s 3D. Taow IN poor demand. spirits Of iuri"Ii.
iiac In poor demand. Rosih In fiir demand. Lard
Spot In poor demand: inture. IN no u'nmhu PRIME
western spot dull ut sos 3D. Wheat IN poor Demand
30. = red winter dull at IS 10 III NJ. red spring
duIl nj "a 4 1 ID. Flonr in nnderat" demand. Corn
Spot and futures ~ moe, rne demand MIXED west 'in
Apiil steady ID; I'd May steady ANS "a June
steady at Is lid Hops ut L"nd"h-Pdcihc ''S'
In poor demand
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delaware. Iacknwnnna and Western II. X.
STATIONS In New Yor foot OF Barclay and Christopher
sIIORrEST LINE. yE-TIBILED TRAINS.
III IIliAN COACHES.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLooMtIELp. MoNTSLAIn.
Ildse Madison. MOrIi'toTq pasiaie Paterson Boon @
PArCoNG. Haekeustown, sCiiooLLi,S MiouMTAHiSx;
GNT sIKolDSbCi!I'i rgsqne M2untslH. ScRAN'
DASviLLE NoK'rHr MBEnLANn. Montrose BING'
pnMI9ET En- SrRlNGs' Cortland, SYRACusE.
n 5Wrrio. 'iprmAtN. on EGo EMlRA; C3KN 30:
WWfE!Sir HolG,iHwTsf ANp s0uTHWIST; ~
ONO A. M.-Rt'FFALO. UTICA and OsWEGo HX-
TRf,S pullman paror car- connects at Bunao
with train for Chicago. arriving DAD q. IN. next
,,tO 4. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL. Stops at principal
Loo r. M.-sCRANToN, BINGHAMTON aud Ell
MIA EMPRESS. Pullman pator ears. ,,
A, n - M.->('KANTON, WiLKE>B NKi.E and PLYM-
" ~ III EXPlif.ss. pullman parl0r cars.
1880 =. vi. (Dally).-BrFFAIo LIMITED EXPRESS.
.Sln,n slccpers. Arrives at 10 q. m .,..
300 p. VI. DAILY ,-HUFFAI.o UTICA and OswEGo
rs TI;r.>S. Pullman SIC, pcr-. - $500. . -.
TICKETS and PULLMAN ACGoMMopArioNS, At. a. -
Tss and 0i2 Droadwoy SO West 125h..t 2S} Columbus
Az Ncw.York: yti Washlu g,ons'. 12G Ftlton.s and
"a Broadway, Brooklyn Time tables giving full III
formation It all stations. ., 1T
WESfUTr EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call for ana
check h., from hotel rosd'n'e IN destination
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EO-TDN WOOL MAR kET.

Boston, April l3.-1he demand for wool has n,,h
moderate. and there arr very few buyers mere o'i.n
Of The week Of all kinis are 100 900 u prices nis
nhout steady Territory wool Il about me only h,h
Thai has sold freely. and Transactions have b'tn ~
he and jsc clean for fine jIc and 5fr for fine ncl'
and .,Oc and j2c for medium OF Tcxa! hhiorni,,
and OREGON wool there is little o. no >ioch er "
n"1hug la, been done A ale Gf 10000 ID N
diana oncquartcr blood was made NJ 25c pr H.; ono
uecccs In small Stock and duh at .Dc FOL ;ipm
4ic for Xxx 81 q 2c for xxx and above. and Michigan
< at - 1-2o per NJ ohio and Michigan me int
sheep wool sold at le0 100 pr 10. Pulled woh SIT.
readily III :.:,a :y-c for super. Domestic sOifea
woods active AZ u wide range Of prices Au,'i'iah
wrols are In demand and firm al Jl0 .Oc per ID
Fureign carpet wOlls have been quiet.
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

NcwY,rh Thurday, April IsnNEvts.E;GG fre,h ,i az
Iya sd ID " Ss@ f.' at at Esa pr
S a ,o .sS at los s 1se Oh N the " as soi
,.oid mitr 10 cat'r AID go sheep Oh the oHnoe" u
H'! Ml p H5t ~ 'ans M,r ct
s'Gd hs4 Sn.s e; a, . eG'
cd nr especially for uan G e' G1m sS1: o'g '
ranged in price from Sc to % per WIN gsn''1 r''
a. for G' Im and :" hshcr for the lover
Country dressed 'eas od =, 800 't H. Ipp MAJ,
'a Ss,c"Js%e wright CO. VII ~ Il av si
- 60 Co. x o,is - ,ras. 3a NJ at &C. do TO- D.
Al - ysa' d so }.n. at is 3 70 s',c 100 H.
JS rd;esS io9 , s so l' ,nsa q! ~ II car
,oI sagr d EXP !: a., .%
9 ;snf ,d ns' VIA M.G 30, Sow but caiy ts god .
ShoDr .,ork with common and medium grade o,r y" -
As@T; So ga' .h ,' c al 81 gr IYnn Of
>pcIt wcticf- a. - % ,%" msho'n lamb. a. so
q - = e'g orina GS'' pin" cpd DO :, $50 i2
mls lambs ,sr ga - S csca,.c. ic dressed a"s.
Slow at oiaaile d'c,sd .png Imp, UNA ,ns stGss for
o H., 81 " r r. H Sii soq
>, - 40 IS do 81 N At a - 9o clipped Misls GAM, !,
Gar st. 81 and d s s'1 g :. b. % rp 'ad l'
n'I f n"lTine,@ on los .horq w'cE, :hcS 80 n at
81 " 10 unshoin Michigan lambs % " o. - ~
,luncd do y. 10 - .pting aibs NJ = VT
~, DIcnh,ck: 100 un-hom Nrhlan 'h'tp q, - ~
III 81 ohio do l24 n. ai 81 So lsS nnshorh M'nE'"
lainb. 81 n ~ - III 49, 49,. ,.., cn
j. n pdcock 4 Sons ~? unshorn wsr'',n amo'' w
" a, ~ 2j1 clipped NJ, holn do 60 ~, al =" -,
= Judd Co. IA clipped Wostein she p ana 'ihp S
~ a, - - 1874 clipped Western sheen ~ 10 az - ~
90 u Mcpherson Co: 20 clipped Western Sheep rs No.
az ~ 56L. 80 -. 49,, ,,,, 49, ~ a, - n
g. olllns ~ spring lambs. o; iVfSS tech ,. -,
J =. Richardson & Co.: Jersey spring 'a"o' ~
IIOS-i,eceipts 10 I[G7 head cars ~ 4o!h-
81, and . ear. AZ Jer,ry CItv Market lower AZ - %
~ pcr 100 n. $ Judd Co. sold 10 STAT hogs oS 10
Country dressed steady at 0aIoac per for heavy {"
light.
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FPOM TnE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
The output Of the Mcdonald pool was unchanged
yesterday at 1850 barrels. and there was no other
item of interest from the petroleum country. The
crude certificate murk" WAS dull, no business being
tJasactcd M the stock Exthnng". Al the COnSUli
dated Board the sales amounted to 5000 barrels At
90 SIC. gain OF Sac over "Wednesday.
Refined petroleum was unchanged at 5.5ic n gal
lou In barrels. Bose In bglh and GlJc In eases.
Foreign quotations were Antwerp. II 30 francs
IrcInen. 10 marks; london. I.saI Lid.
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LIVE STOCK MARkETs-DY TELEGRAPH

DutIalo Apnl I3.-Catile-Rcceipts last "a hours,
400 head total for week thus far, 1850 h'nd
Tor same time last week. 01sO head consighoi
hrourh l $40 head TO Ncwyork. $50 head Market
open,d with dull feeling. and closed nnchnii9ra.
Iiors-RecepS last - hours, $50 head 'o'uI TOT
week thus far 80 80 head for same tim" nst wreh'
~ 800 head consigned through, 0.I5O head to, ~"
York / 800 head sale. 500 head. MhrHc'
opcncd low and easier closed steady. several cars
were Canadian stock. Good 200 10 2l3 n nnnens:
~ I5as7 % good corn-fcd Western 81 oonF' 20.
rouQhs R6o rs 30. sheep and Lambs-Reccipts ias,
"a hours 5000 head total for week Illus mr. f'uu
head for same time last week. $500 hcod con.
signed through, 600 head: 10 Ncw-lork :C'o hr"u
on sale 900 head. Market opened Irregular, WIN wiz,
bulk OF sales at about steady yesterday - p'. ""
clo,cd easy. Best wool lambs. 80 L1oT" 30 goou'
~ o5a 30 G5: clipped do. Sjor5 10 WOOL m'op'
IS 25d 81 So fair - 500Sj clipped ~ 20 ~ TO-
Chicago. April Is - The Evening journal l"Ppr'SS
Cattle Receipts. 5000 head shipn"n's 1on h'u
Sow weak: choice steers. - 2ldTo 30 "'nl"ni'
"a T.a s. Is: Others. ~ 2ja ~ -; stock sa'rs'
p, JOd ~ 90. fat and hciers ~, ,o o - 80 J.
logs Receipts, 10000 head shipments oOoo n'I' ~
market active. 81 zoe higher: mixed. ~ oo""' ~, 10
heavy - IJ6S1 %: light. Ri OoF. >he'p-M,,
ccpis 1000 head shipments 800 head m w. t%
steady: native ewes. - 5Od ~ 30; mixed +o~r" ."
grass TEXANS 81 80: Westerns. - % 'oro 20; ,
S. Luis April I3.-Caiilc-I'cccipS, T"" h'au
shipments. 900 head market slow; g"oa ha'l u, .
ON sale: Texas Steers - 250 ~ 10. liogN-Mir,
crpts d 900 head shipments. 400 head nmr m
5a 1Oc higher: heavy. go 700T7 10; mixed -, 1o@
IL Hight. 81 Goa A5 -. Shcrp-Rrcclpls 900 h'a'
shipments, none, market steady, unchanged
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

- ~ Z. y! Y III .l,o To- Iav'Ve,,s A. fol.
lows and - minute, earlier from r.. Flnkllnst y X
$3.50 4. M.-DIiy fcr Nswbura, Kingston, MlanYi
~ ~, SUNDAY west Of Covenants Jc.
,, IS A.M.-Day for Albany except SUNDAY, Montreal
Dan 4 M.-Dav Albany. Tti|l syracuse. f0che--
fer Buffalo. NIagIa Fas Detroit. Chicago eNcep'
it::iJ 4. M-Daiy, except Sunday, for Albany and
,,oo r. ,I-pailv except SUNDAY for Albany.
JiJ u N.-DalV ior A'blny. Mnntic1l ttca. Syflcisc
Korhe.t'r I.iao, NlacaIl Falls. ror)n'o, Detroit,
Chicago -. Louis.
$50 =. M.-Daug. cyo.p, SUNDAY. FOR Ncwburg Albany.
SarptDgl anI Montreal
sis p " niIiy fer Nnlny rica. Syracuse. goeheS-
~ i'unalo hl1garl tIl.s Toronto. Detroit, Chi-a
- Louis =,
NEWrI'R,, LOCALS. so 'lOnj \. NJ. I rs. 80.
c,lro "oi. Tor I.ual5 Niaqasa Falls Toronto Dc.
,oi, Chicago on al thropgn trains.
Daily For tickets tiur-tibic,. paflor and sleeping
or arronnoia, inform alton apply Offices Brook
yn 3S3 wl.i-ncton.-t.. 30 "uton.s,.. Annex ono.
A. NJ Fulton.,t: Ncw.Y0rk CITY 27l. llJ. 1863. 7s5
40 Br,1dway is3 Borcrv 81 Fast iith-st.. SO West
'-''''' e. +. LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT
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cuset mostly confined TO France but has lately cN.
tended 10 Germany and the home tlalc, while inlt'd
.tateS buyers remain Indifferent. The result l. that
he bcsi meFinos hardly dchrer than at III" close
~ the lat s,cs Of sales Greasy mrlino, have sen
ally advanced halfprnny T. Il penny
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Gelu Uantco.

xVANTED.-ror the United states Army. abb. bodied
o,,d pay raons, clothing ana inedIca, attendance A
must he prcpa furnish evidence
~ 10 sre eharac ter habits Apply lt6 Park Row.
or II Abingdon Squsrc. NewYork City or 0l Futon'st
brooklyn.
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Urn Goods.

NONlpLETE FURNISHING a SPECIALITY.
" TIrRNlrIR E. CAHPEtS. MAil lNGs. RUGS
lxtn1 siy, as-0f LnsEt at lowest possible" rfirc-.
Linen slip Covers and shades u spec alty
.yDuEW IESJER'S SONS, Artistic Furniture Nc kcrS
" s.l Oil 9I3 a. 9i5 Eghth.ave. neai JJth-st.
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Railroads.


pennsylvania
= RAILROAD.
THE STANDARD RAILWAY0F AMERICA!
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY
Block Signals and lltGTl0clilg Switches.
TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS foot Of
Dc>brOs.es and Corsinndt Streets.
In Eject 1901 a. VI. TERTIARY 1St'' lsS3'
wHE COLUMBIAN EXPRESS.
900 A. .pullman ye.tibul Sleeping CaFs to Sni,
S sss su TOM Ne%4o! DH To taaso On
,anas. 40 a; % a;v Indianapolis 90 L. Ill.,
THE PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED.
ac and stis Room sleeping pia1s ,s sag.
acsapSes s and Tpesres GsSrSo. FOR both :sSs,
:ass u 'a home s- Or o sS ugF r ~ %
movable electc lights. Arrives Chicago J: 90 noon
ss 70 s. Louis ana Cincinnati vestibue sMo.inE Car
aa s.i5e az and St, T. Louis 80 p m day
THE WESTERN EXPRESS.
$50 z. M-fuliman yestbue sleepins cars 70 phs.
Gspaa and P iS TO chicago Srss csve
land IL 20 a M. Chicago 80 b. M next Jay
SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS.
''e Il M s Sstft.y Car. H
su LS". R C., ASSaa % S moi
lc:ij D. ~. an. st. Louis a. IN. second morning.
PACIFIC EXPRESS.
Sp rs = "ahSs a. ss" tSl; sssrp. ssi
nor'ig Toledo II 20 D. M; o Columbus 40 v "'
- iT% ,,s,1af y Valley point, Mort
S %e, S a s E1s t 10 a and ND Hight
vita Sleeper 10 Memphis.
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
1000 i. M.-"Wushngton Linied' weeAdayS. , Ness
bale pullman raor ysr ra,'eHgeg SoacIe pnHs
$40 Sr GSS sa.is %Ssens'S aa
pullman paror Car aid Dining Car' arriving washing
Adiiisna Exprc.. Trains, 2o oo $40 p x%, and
200 CV and 200 no" IN NJ aud ID night snday az
S SS sn$ 4 S IS AID 'H Ii SS ss rS nR
1,. "na an a. A%rg,
y Gr !nt IS and a. ssa i"Ss
9ay n,c Ee' r Ks ssa Wee: HAs and
'"."" and s SG ~ ana IF Grnond oskcdse md
lndau River, VIA 81 Augustine ''OO D. H. anu
40 sona sna Da"v MsDr 5Hprs ana s Nty:
ss 9r car and % M s" on eco f?eSss
ro 6EB E'STHt 65a!iiFposr an AID
pay cs.ss ETA.: Ss
Coach 10 Browns Ml's-'n- the Piles.
FOR CAPE NAY, 100 p. m weekdays. . 49,. ,u,,
TO- r'|sant o,,o a. NJ. II so $40, $40. and II ~
D. m. wcexday-. sunday. 90 a. m and . 10
+. m. ID not stop at Asbrry PARK aud Ocean Grove
on SuIdIys)
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ExprcS, 70 20 90 80 . ~, so 90 200 WASH
instol Limited With Dnins Car, and III 700 a; 5 ~
~ % "ooa Pcnn'a IiGitd with Dining Car "a ~
200 ? 900 90. 3 30 90. 30 900. U;oU 81,
so 90 and 00 ~ M and ZIP night Aeon
mldat0n IL 90 a. M. 40 and ! O0 p: H. 2u.ua? =
ENprcs:, IS, s;s0 900: 80 1890 nm az ;So
745 700 zoo p. M aud II Is night. Accommoda-
Ton. 5 90 end 90 p. NJ. ,.o Damn.
For Time tables OF traine 10 local points on the pcpn
syvana ;alroad system apply at The following Ticket
Offices Nos li3. $40 9ii. 1928, lib and POI Br,na
Way Astor House 1874 Fast Io5thst o6+ West !25th-
st. PSI Coumbn- 737 s!xthaye, and ost o. Des'
I-oSss aud Cortland. st. Courtst.. $50 tulton.s
% broadway. and Brookly Annex station foot Ct Full
ion.st. Brooklyn l29 Hud,os-st., HoDoken; station.
Jersey CITY. - -, ali -. and
check baggage from hotels residences through 10 dest-
"a,sso'M pcryOsr. J. Il. WOOD.
- pa.S'r
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ERIE I. N ES .

Throues tralrs oF Chicago and the Wet leave Naw:
YORK foo: OF Chamber-st: duly, as follows ana h's
mn. A. N-Via NIAGARA Falls and Chaufauqua LAKE.
GI D rarIor err New.YorS 10 Buffalo. Sleeper hOr'
rel - lie u Cincnr att Dningc,r' Gall, ,o %, chi,
q M p. M.-Vebn' Iimtei Soliu VAN ~, 10, .a M
H.(}U raoo Via Chautauqra Lake. Seelcis ID IheaSo'
~ ia ID and Cincinnati. Dlning.cor ,,, Ill.
~ on r. N solid train - Cnicago. via Niagar1 Fnls'
G.EU 's,,,isr, TO Buffalo Rochester AMI Chicago Din'
S3 chagggGa Lag e ana N to or rais
,I"cG, An'r TiM I TAWiE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
| accomnoditiors AZ i0I ard o. Broadway, chlmbers
ond West o3d. l. ferries NfvYoIk 1893 FulfoD.st.
Trootlyn 200 Hudsop.st oboken and Jersey CITY s,,.
ton r. ie Transfer Company calls ior AZ checks Dag
cage from hoe, and ic, 'de1ccs T. de,t nation
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ROYAL Blue LINE.

EMPRESS TRAINS leave station Central Isalrcad "
ewJersey foot of Lberty.st., North RIVER . = -.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, week days, 4 200. 40, 3:U'
10 90 IL 80 Dining Car, \. NJ, 80, 40, :5o.
Dining Carr 100, (Burct Paror Carl 200 I'D 81
S:45 +. NJ IL 10 night sunday 9oe 10 49, 80 II ~ s'
L. NJ, II is night. o..,..ro>, -. 49,.
FOR BALTl MORE AND WASHINGTON, week days
and sundays 100, IL 30 dining Car A. NJ, 80 ~
dining Car ) 90 10 90 Baltimore only +. NJ LA"
night. Co.. - ,, ,r,ins and Pullman Sleep.
ing Cars night trains. J., ,,,o.,.os n, 40
Ticket, and Paror Seats can be procurec q. ~.
c25 SGi lIJ. 70 81. i.liO RrsilN - naurias
Street az, Cana Street 81 East 1itn Sire %. moSs
Avenur aud 80 i2jth street New. oih o9S aa
nvnn street 72d Fulton Street, Brooklyn, ana - bo~a
way. Williamsburg. ., ,,,, call r., and check
,arraoe from hotel or resi!eICc TO destination
NETWORK, ONTARIO AND WEsTTRN RAILWAY
Trains LEAVE WEsr Eds, -, rr,,l
A. NJ. rs minutes earrl IIOh w '.,s "a .,,5s
,sV Tor Nlddletown Blocmlngourgn fo,, 1888
Mnsticeo Mountalndae fall'bar-h LibeItn L'S Xiii 81
W"aor Hancock, Carbondalc scr3nto' Jo rs ya9a
sidney Norwich Edmc ,to. Utica Rome ohraa vnss
"'a 9ff - n timrir Hall Lake Mohonk aiiS si in9
49, Waikiki Valley stations. Mddetowh; Dioo"rn ,
hnrsS EienviiIe Fallsburgh, Harlfy'iie' Liberty A'
ihe, ,no ' NJ Midieovn Fa,buTsh Liberty Lmlhs
IVY w. noekland Walton Sidney, N0Tw'n' oheua;
,,ow poehest r Naqari Fall Detroit Chea.o: az
W"s: Pullman sleeps; Reclining ch"r car Hee
suslf no ii Diner trains daily except SUNDAY s
pia,n,n dawingoom aud -ies p.ng-ear oeftns
o,,annd M All broadway. NewforG. 49,, vo,,
oD'i"eu WynERsON q. A.. So Beavcr.st. New.YorA..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
READING
IN RAILROAD SYSTEM
Anthrucie Coal used exclusively insurine Cleanliness
and COmfOrt.)
Time Table in effect Dec. Is, 1892.
IEHiCH VALLEY DIVISION.

st., North River. ,,.r.,.
rk kGGEh ToR sSNTS AMI 30 chieAtS: s.is M,
zsS %EEh h. DA a,y AHD and ralmss
Buffet Sleeping Car, night S,9sv ,xn SCRANTON
si5 a. m, y 80. 34SS $50 p III. Sundays eAcep'
FOX rorisViI.LE S :t5 a. M. 70 80. s45 p. me-
Fok READINd AND HARRIsBURG Sis 5. M.
IL 49, 3i3 si5 p m sq n!,t,YY 40 xT6wy AND
MACCHsCHCNK 90, 3 Is a. M, T. $50 q 10 except
Mauch Chunk, 3:ij, 5lj. 80 D. H., Scneays, 7:oV'
S.I5 100 a. III 4 40, Z 30 D. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
STEAMBOATS,.
ALBANY BOATS.

TFOFEETS LINE.
StHnncis DREW aud DEAN RICHMOND leave Old
Pier H. y. r. uai.st., AZ j. NJ. daiiy lsuAals
excepted Dllcct connection, int, North East and
West. saturday night steamer connects with sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY.

Four Tracks protected by Automatic Block ~ie'ai
sy.,cm. Train. leave station foot Of Liberty IT.
Time Table In effect Dec. Is. 1sy2
For Reading al 4 90, 80 S:i5, A. NJ, 90 80.
4, 90 zoo IS. 80 p. NJ, ~ 10 night, cNcelS
saturday nisTt SUNDAYS 80 A. NJ, 100. 80, 500.
Far Iiarisbur. At 20, ~; SAP A. NJ 90 30:
nieSt SUNDAYS II 80 A. NJ. 700. 300. $50 =. NJ.
/. Is night . M -.,- OK n n, , IN
10 10 p NJ. Il rs night. except Saturday night.
sundays IL 80 a. NJ. J 200, $3.50, 500 4. ~, $40
sHnDury ev5pn,g D. |i y Mp 5 Z, na aG.
cxcep. SATURDAY night. Sundays 7i5 ~ NJ 600 r. NJ,
~ Is nidn,g ht. n. ,.., c.,. g,
90 10 40 \. NJ, 90 30, ?l5 $50 % Nicn.
town p ~ sunday, 80. 10 \. NJ, go. 80 T. n.
For WkeslarIr. pitistm and scranton $40 n. Me-
A "a p NJ sundays, 80 \. NJ
For Ecd Long I:ranch and points south = Paine
link oayl, 100 ! 90 us p NJ. SUNDAYS, except
Ocean ,.royc and Asbrry Park 0 100 :. NJ, ZOO r. NJ
FOR LAKEWOOD,
at 30. SIS A. NJ, Las $40 specaD 4;2c ois
for Toms River. B,mcga' Park and Barnesa'. 40
Fer Atlantic city, Vneand and Bridgo;on 30 A. NJ
For Monmouth Peach, seab1Ght ard Highland Reach.
Sundays. . 90 A. NJ. 1 100 4. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-14

The receipts OF biead,tuiis interior points thou
sand last three ci hers o00) omitcd-GOjr bbls grain
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-09

w. Fl. Evans. the monument dealer Of
Cadiz, scored great triumph last Friday
when he took the contract from John A
Neff, executor of Moses Boggs, deceased.
for the erection, in the Union Cemetery
here, Of q s., 600 monument. The victory
is all the more notable because Mr.. Evans
came into competition with representa-
tives of firms in half dozen great cities,
both East and West. The monument
will be the largest and most costly in this
part of the state. 1t will be of granite
and will stand 25 feet high, being crowned
with life-sizs statue of Hope.
The reputation of Mr.. Evans firm for
good, honest work at reasonable prices
and Mr.. Evans known ability has secured
him other contracts here recently. As
soon as the work arrives he will put up
in the Union Cemetery monuments on
the lots of the late l. Fl. Patterson,
Conrad Troll, Henry Beam. and on those
of DR.. Estep and William Williams. Al
of these monuments are to be large and
are to be of handsome granite, and will
prove fine ornaments to the Union
Cemetery,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-09
ThA GladiolI,a Rulha.

When the tops Of the gladiolus die, OF
are killed by frost, the bulbs are to be
taken up, but not at once. They will
ripen better by being left in the ground
ten days or so after the tops lose their
greenness. A little freezing of the surface
of the soil will do no harm, but frost
should never touch the bulbs. When
fully ripened they are to be dug up care
fully, the top cut off an inch above the
bulb, and after drying in shady place
for about week they are to be labeled
and laid away out of reach of frost until
spring. If there are a number Of varie.
ties, paper sacks will answer well to keep
them separate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1893-11-09
Aluminium.

Judge R. H. Cochran is said to have a
new plan for the reduction of aluminium
from its native clay by which the metal
is turned out about 1915 per cent. pure,
the small admixture of one quarter of
one per cent. of impurities being
mostly silicate. The metal can be pro-
duced at cost which is very much less
than that of any process known at pres
ent. and which will enable the proposed
Company to compete with steel and 9TH
er metals in the open market, while pro-
ducing metal much better adapted for
thousand things than either steel. iron,
brass, copper, or, indeed, anything else.
A fine clay has been found near Wheel
ing, and plant will probably be located
there.