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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16

Marfet closed quiei points net decline coHparei
Saturdays closing prices Transferable notices. 30
Total sales. 4V 800 NewYOrk SPOT sales 10 ana last
officially reported For consumption. + bale
contract 100 bales; Total 1894 bales spot makc qui IT,
middling uplands. 6. mddng gulf O.. which is lie
receipts SO bales gross 1900 bales Continental l.j0J
bales France $50 bales: forwarded. 1872 bales: saes
G34 bales: spinners 1534 bales: stock. 500 bales
Total port receipts to-day so29 bales thus far this
week. l2G9S3 bales Exports to-day: Great Bttain.
bales. $50 bales. Continent. 1922 bales.
Thus this week: Great Britain. 2.213 bales; France
$50 bales Continent 6I2 bales stock GA 1I6 bales
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton fair business doing
fales 1900 bales; speculation and export. 100 bales
American. 1900 bales: receipts. 5000 bales American
1900 bales: middling upands. jl6. Futures opened
steady at 264a364d decline: closed steady at 6d
decline. October 3l3n3lI; October November 3lSb No
vember December. 3l3y: Decemb January. 3l3a3li
January February 3l4a3l5 Fbrua March 3l6b Marco
April. 3l7a$ls; April May. 3ls@32) May a2ls
JuneJuy. 322a323 Msnchester-Yarns in buyers
cloths quiet.
COFFEE-The movement light. Prices essed on
on local selling Free receipts Santos helped the de-
cline sales at Hayre were 10000 bags Final October
quotations. So 15 francs: November s5.25 December.
Sl.2j; January. 1873. February. 7113: March. -
April. May and June. &c RIO official cables steady
nomina! quotations Exchange quoted 1l: receipts.
1000 bags. Stock at Rio, $4,000 bags. Santos quiet
1000 refs: receipts 20 0CO bags stock ais bags
Hamburg quoted October at 1925 pigs; Noyemter. 81
December. 90: January GAO: February. C525 March.
Co. Rio clearances for United States for the week
chases for United States 1900 bags Santos purchases
% 900 bags.
Contracts closed steady 10 to 30 decline.
is, bags IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
DE n NSYL Y anti
RAILROAD co.
STATIONS loot Of Destrosses and Coriandt Str,
In Effect October Is. 1891.

$50 A. VI. FAST LINE: -ralior Car to pittsturs
Compartment sleeping. Dining. smoking and obssryns.
i'm Cars Arrives Chicago . a. m. Cleveland 81
a. M. Cincinnati $50 a. m. and Indianapolis 7.45 q
2 Sc F. f:'e st. 'cncAGo AND ST LOUIS EXPRESS
Vile and chicago. Arrive Cincinnati iO.45 a.. m.
c doi m w Es!ffas Exrnessruman s..,,,.
ana Dnlrg Carr 10 Chicago and Cleveland. AriySS
csve.nd III Fl GG!say@ g rf1! Say
Arrives cncinn"ii p M nd!ana.os iOi5 p NJ ,'ps
500 |If " PA ssfPne Pullman Sleeping c
Phisburg Connects for Chicago daily. ard cieyelasx
nH 1i 1857 f:'' WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
SaS 900 loe a%sS pinnf fd mi,ed an
and DINING Cars. 4 ~. Di-ing Carr go o. m. i2is
nGh' sunday nd r,r so ana 9oP nnins cars 10 %
carr. 300 p. m. II ID nght.
$50 y. "; saIhern :;alwy Express: daily Sleeper
night daily Seeprrs to Montgomery and Jaeksonyfls
800 r.; M:mDa;ly for Chs."Csnke q Ohio Railway
FOX fo ofp ' Poi%i c@MFoHT and NORFOLK via Can.
Charles Route. p N. weekdays ani with Throasi
ATL LSHS' coasT IiNE. 300 m daily sep.n
Tampa Jaskson:iI@ Macon ard Charleston 800
FOR ATLANTIC CITY ard CAPE MAY 100 p
weekdays Through Buffet PaFlor Car to Atlantis
r2r Long paaeh A;Ory Pas ocean 70 cToS' and Po.
waes faiags ' SDda,s. $50 T. II 53 r NJ SDa s
, rr'-. o., % roa II "a & PEW. lm'.
10 II q. 70 20 ? 80 30 ; . s:S
saS 10 Lir'iedJ. 10 a n. . = 800 g. -; !
p m. l2i5 night ..- ~, ,oc :, %, ~, -. ~.
Egoa(way. Aston House ard foot q Desbrosses and
Cortland; Strc,ts street. st0 Fulton street %
o anH hr?SH sn N Tsey CIV The Sea sS
Trnnsf.r COMPANY viii cali and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 20 destination ,,oo,
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16

hus, against IA OC6 bush. The showed not the
Improvement in The afternoon Prices GtauuaN
Ing at figure and at sn1c net decline on me
curb prices &c lower Cash whea; was absolutet
source and while wheat and spring what weIe h"'d
at the differences. u impossible To make ran'@
The clee was weak. with cash wheat do"I =" VI" -
price touched al EewY ork-jisc IN store No suIe5
reported ~ the clos" Of Change Su'h an ,h''r.
faeling Of Generalization perraded e'tryihing tha ~
lose bears confidently talking '"c Tor I'c"
h.r No hard wheat quoted At GJisc delivered ~"
~ Northern G+isc delivered al the close. .'OltN-
Corn weak and lower m" opening showed consider
able stuff sale with demand. prices Slowly w"i
off with an occasional react on Lhe vls'pT sn'InS
rs, n4es Of 30 Chicago 10Y to-mpfi"" lh"ir
interest shown on the bull sid ana ,hs Si1s
Although shippers showed interest in wheat th''c
was quite good inquiry for corn. loads being 'hk'h
for cYpor, M 55i.c delivered small sold at a2c de"
livered At the close cash was quoted al
5jc or i,c October The weakness In corn n tacr
II the small actual receipts and decrease IN NI,IDi'
that the movement OF new rorn WIZ asSnI. W.
heavy proportions In short Will No one "Ge nr
believes presen: prices ale warranted notwthstand
me shortage in all the crops eonIaied WIN "a,
WrOD0 bush and corn estimates ar" ao"ut -'o'Wp-
bush OATs-Onts were weak and lower arLlins
There interest Of speculative ac,er anu a.
though the pressure the market was no, "rsr IN
and the ,ose weak the lowest price ot the
dav. and at i.0s.c decline. The visible showed
maintained 'asn oats we're NOR" h'mv' ann ~ ,r,
Included -. 0oo bush No : ai fl'.n"i+s,. Eoo'
1890 and 900 bush track mixed al '2'su]ic
BARLEY Marker continues dui! ana aDom, srna'; r
&c cor No {. Milwaukee, and Da64c for nngihded M"s.
MALT Market cnm nlnes nuiI uoo
prices two-rowel State 70gI2 sX-row"d .'n
SEEDS Timothy seed is about nominal 40 ~" season ~
clover at IS 7SGSe .,
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the
previous day. and fo' 'he corresponding 'ae S F''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16

say ss 'gss ssssa a' s ss'.'
fresh stock 1876 per dozen.
Hs patent n Ss W VI Ss Ss ss sf NS
l3I5c. oats steady No white 34iac; rejected misea
sG 49, no ssana Se0 o: S'~ sa, NS m8 spring PORK
steady and quiet with e demand ms s ~ Ge sd
omlct and lower: steam leaf SIC: kettle dried SIC;
mc GT S9S ns sPor rs St sides c?
sides SIC Whlsl;ey quiet Sales. 3is Ibis at 81 %
coHna.d 20 feel e T@ +? me G. The the 'r 5s c %as
steady '24 in e. amenG 30 wG , sss Of c5 MH
:c at s snd im %f'! e. y? %oT aaa r de-
%an9 nn 20 p2 2% No TP ON rack % Flour
da "o%na gnshsHgs4 1gsT Sia "a So "sEs a 4
pork SIR u for cash and 81 - fos January.
Minneapolis. oct. 1.-THE wheat ml'lr, was gensTa.i{
9ny s' ec I'm, an G%i an business
was slow Dccemnet olosei SATURDAY. at 3,'ic oEenri
MAJ closed Saturday at 5sl;c opened TO-DAY TIE same.
@ Sa T r ' %as aa bTa aT o. ay
The pit today was nrE W Wsg wa" tn" ca
close Sc lowe. ON track No ! ,ard. 3S,'c No
5Sai9c oats EASY 10 ? Whit SOC; 10 B. 2e,c Flour
steady but weak - 2's 81 80 FOR patents 81 o@s2 2,
shorts siiaSIi ~
patty with wheat Supplies :ibr,ai. vhi .oca: iobbers
sen"'eIy stocked up ga 'anacons mo<t % i sm" all
%@ WIN" Ta,e 9 fm.y 5. io as S. r,nrsyyins
3 B. g q eos: e d; 5s, e e. e ,s a1ns SCI
s3i for choice rsIs:&l'aHio erstwt,a' aGur Gali;
TO continued ladiTc-oac. % export~s AMI genera pres
sr" = sc ia a. o aor 2 EF5In r" Tooa agF ga
December. 'i%@5jc January. "5A@5j: con onion
O any disposition trade oca n.o,s rrisi ~ I'm
l'c ' ,a ;FS' jaaa.y 5}@ S for
fft.,s Eu.u nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. oct. -. 34J T. IN. BEEF Extra India mes.
dull rs ~ prime dull @ls Pork Prifl"
mess West"r. in~ 7os. de-. medium. ~ -
81. Hams-Shofi cut about ~ 10 IL H. - lag ~
Bacon Cumberland cut. about > ." - ~ nrm At ~
short rib about - ~. firm iOs. long clear midi"@.
- H. 40~ 81. long and short clear nlddrs
about ~ ~ firm at sos shoulders. about II to H. H.
steady IDS 81. Cheese American finest white and
colored ~ 40 Tallow Prime CITY. nominal Cot
tons-cd Liverpool refined steady us ~ Spirits ~
turpcntine. steady az 2os 81 Resin Common. nrm -
~ "a Ihfd-Prime Western spot. duil 40 81
Wheat n. red winter. steady AZ 4 @sd. 40 . rel
spring STEADY ~ Is jd Flour St Louis fancy winter.
,lU - 3D. Corn Mixed Western. spot. firm at ~
SID October. dun at - ~ N"r"hcr. ull nt - 81
December. dun ~ a. SGD Hops NJ London Pacific
steady r. iOsIf2 los 4,"rcpis u wheat during
past w"e from Atlantic 80 700 GuaTtrrs from
~ sOlrces % 900 IiaffeIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16

BEEN rs Receipts days. 337 SIS head
272 direct. and a., Tor the market.
making with ALREADY In the yard 10 be sold
The opened DUH II decline Of 10 on all grades
steers closed heavy reduction ~ fully lie
md old sh ,wed quotable change. Exporters
bought about 10 carloads Three OF Western rangers
sold at 81 20 100 NJ common 10 good native steers at
81 SGs5: tops 81 or 81 10. and 81 Ga
81 bulls q, 81 Sass. AZ 81 a5pS2
City dressed native sides lower Ggn3c N.
and Texas beef selling jisaGsc. Today's European
cables refrigerated beef 1usa.c M
and American live cattle slow at sale. dressed weight
Shipments tomorrow the Nomaaic. 2G' cattle Tor j.
Shambefg SON. 10 cattle Loo sheep "a Gold
smith. and ..I2O quarters ~ beef for y. Norris
Sales Sherman tuiv"r: III ken,ucky steers. li12
ID average at 81 per loo ~ Is Nirg MIA d. 1905 H. at
- 90 10 do. l2J H.. at 81 10 - do. 1901 NJ at - o.
~ DO ~ ~ at 81 80 ~ Western ranger lj1 No. At
81 90 II Illinois steers 1870 H. - 30 - do 1889 H.
Al 81 30: ~ DO l"a9 H. at s. 30 II do. i:io ID az
50 ~ do 1860 ~ at 81 90: 10 Connecticut 1916
n. at 50 %. do, 1896 H. 81 Co. IL Kentucky DO.
1866 ID. So 40; ~ do 1876 n. s. 0O do 800 ~.
50 ~: - do 1900 n. at 81 20; bulls 100 10
81 -.
ID. McPhe & Co.: II Kentucky steers. 1894 n. at
s. 40 DO I44o NJ at 81 20 II do 1860 H. - 81. 10
DO 1890 No. at - 20; do. 1852 NJ 81 % d i2i3
n at s. 20 u DO 1893 n at s. 90 do. ilol n. at
$40 % "s o. ~ par, % css s ass .,s - 60 Kentucky
1888 b at - 49, s;asa 1870 n. At 81 do ii4o 10. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. oct I5-C0,ton quiet. midilirg 5lc; los
Kidding &c good ordinary. 5c. AMI receipts
o. 227 bales exports coaswise. 1910 bales: sales -
bales. stock iGI 5SG bales.
Norfolk oct i5.-"ot'on Iul. mildHc ~; low midi
ding 3-IGc. good ordinary. 4i,c. and gross re-
c"pts 1872 bales exports ooastwisc CO. bales sales G6
halns: stock 1855 bales
New ORLEANS oct lj-Cotion easy; good middlins.
- iGc. mld,linG 7iic low middiing. bic; good
ordinary. I5-Gc not receipts .527 bales gross - 10
bales. sales. H.. 800 bales stncH u. 1876 bales.
Savannah oct. l3.toon steady middling 1-l6c; low
mldng jec. good ordinary. iaiic net and gross 70"
coip,s ba.es exports Continent $50 bales
coastwise. bales. sales 22ij bales. stock i0 l72
ba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
SHORE R.R.

llAln. leave Wes "a 81. station New York. as so'
lows, and 10 inmates earlier from foot Franklin ST.;
:.::SU a. VI. Daily Loca! to Bufa.o.
viI5 \. VI Daily oI Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochee.
tel. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; except
SATURDAY for Toronto.
5I5 4. ". DAILY Albany. Montreal rtica. sy,a'
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto "
tr).t, Cleveland Chicago AND 81. Louis
.:lj y. W. Dali. except sunday. for Utica. Syracuse.
Rochester and Buffalo. Cares seepng-car passengers
only. -
SIj =. VI. Daily for Albany, Utica Syracuse Roehe:.
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit Cleveaad
Chicago and ST. l.Ddls.
70. tickets time tables. parior and sieeping-car ie'
commodatons apply city offices, Brooklyn and New-io.k
and stations Time tables at principal hotels y"
other !nforma lion address
{. T. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent,
Vanderbilt-ave. NeH-forG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
. RE LIN e S .

THOUGH Trains for Chicago and tie West leave New
York foot " Chambers-s. daily. as fellows and Ave
minutes earllev from West 2?d-st.
ola A. M.-VesubIl,d EAprss for Waverly. Sing.
o'A" hamton. E.mra. Buffalo. Bradford and saa.
PuroI Buffalo.
4.O0 y. M.-Vrsbue Limited. Solid train for Chi.
c'"V oago. via Chautauqua Lake. Sieepers Chi.
cage. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
63O :. MsSI , 'Tsr to n Sh,S.ks via Niagara Falls
S.lI y. M.-Via Chautauaua Lake and Niagara Falls
O'" Solid train to Chicago. Sleepers to Buffalo Chit.
cago and Cincinnati. Dining
I OCAL TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations 26 273 40l and 1857 broadway l5a
l2sthst. Chambers and wss, s3ds ferries. New.
335 Fulton ST.. Brooklyn: 200 HUDSON ioboken
and Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Company calls for
and checks baggage from motel. and residences
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
CEN7R!L RAILROAD Of hEK.JSRSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
FOIr t.acns. Automatic Block signals.
Train. l-.,.. station fJDt ~ LIbcrty-sl

Train. Leave staiipb 'Opt az l.Oefty-sl
For Easton Bethlehem. Allen Town .iauch Chunk Ae,
$50. - o:lJ 50. TO- Eason A. ~. 10 i;s? 90
% lsstunl 20, J:tj 30 10 Allentown, p. ~ SUE
days 500 7:i5 NJ. IMo. 5.,o. 600 p ".
For Wilk@>3arrr. Irttst'3 and Scfani,n. 9lO H.
i:tJ T. NJ -InL.ys f;'J \. II.
For Tleadi.4 a, 80 500 0io: i9.V9 II 30 A "
300 t'sp T. ~, IL 10 night
sundays 40 n NJ. 100 I.3). 30 500 r a.. 1918
For Harrisburg 1t 40 500. $40 A. NJ. $40 10
- $40 > ~ + ". !2:l3 night Sundays. go $780,
b.c, f. NJ. i::l5 night
FOR SunhIry lcN.,hure and Wli.amspou az 40 ssn
o:i0 a NJ i:lo 40 40 NJ sundays 'i5 A Y.
GOO y NJ
ror Rel Iank Lou; Ranch. and roiats .ou'h 70 Pom,
OPS to Red Bankl c:i5 = u. SUNDAYS except Ocean
Grov" and hsbrry PAX. 9ao ~ ~ 400 T. ~
Farmir sdal- Toms '.r Rarrssa Park and Barnesae
$50 - \. T.. 10. 40 y. y
For Atlantic city Can" MAY. N'neldnd ana B7idsetoa
T'r Monman,S rcach scobrlsht ard Highlands .s
Navesni 40 SD ii.3o \. ~. 20 . q: except
Highlands Of Nav"sirl. 800 and i:2O F. ". Srr!ayI
90 Z, L Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
DEL LACNAVAvsA AND WESTERN II. h
i. teN U.k
ChriDtOphcr St.ccts. ,,,,.
xcSTlrIiID INAINs. PlLLSaAN BUFFET
$500 - lltHT,


Dirsc, rout. to MEN ARK. Bl.OOAtltLp AONICLAih
THE ORANGES summit BcInsrdsyiAe. Bnkhs
Ridge Madison Morris,9wn Passae Latsrs , bI Con
PATCONG iiacketts;own. sCHoOLEY.S MOUNTAIN
,Wsshns, IN PllfLLIPSBrRG. EASTON. WATER
GAP STROUDsBCRG Poccno Mounta ms; schAE
Ton. riTTsTON. WILKFsBARRE: NANTICoXE
DANviI.LE. NOR.HuMBERIhED Montrose DINO
UAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. Water,ille. UTICA
TICUrIEID STRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. oSs
WFGO ITHACA OwEGO ELMRA. CORNING
RNTit DANSNILf.E BCFTAlO and all points
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
100 A AUTHORIZATION MAIL Stops a, principal
900 A. M-RUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToy
UTICA. RfCIiFI..i.p SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSNEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con-
meet At Duraio With 'r9i for Chicago arriving 99
A. m. next morning -
leo p M~scRANToN BlNGHAMToN md ELNrRA
zoo r W-SCRANTOE. WITKESIIAERE and PLYx
7:ao p NJ. CrahN. CHICAGO. vestihUIeG Limited EI
press for SCRANTON. BINGIAMTON. ETMIRA
BUFFALO. CLEVELAND. FORT WAYNE. PULLMAN
Buffet sleeping Gar to CHICAGO. arriving 9a35 p n
next DAY. DINING car BUFFALO u CHIcAGOD
geo p NJ tDaily)-BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE ard 0SNEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Slespers
TfCKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at =
Murray-s and 40 Broadwly Tickets at ferry sation
75 ana Broadway. 70 Vest i25,hst 23s Columbus
ave Ncv-Yor SIS and IcG Fultor-si and - Broadway
Brooklyn Tire tables giving full Information. a, all
cations
choc, tarGage from hotel or residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16

dull veal and nominal ina ma f Is e2oF!ea in H,,z
corees moderately active with the market quite
FLOUR AND MEAI,-It was day Of small things in
the h.ur market, with the ,endency Of prizes ower
demanding concession In significant quantit;es The
ns as IS Ras0 a lG eV@ry cne "ppaT being
afraid Of further depression in whea Sac; today were
g. sas2 .: and c6 sI 5 hi, G r MIL $ - ana
S sieaas s. s[ ias2 a IS Ss. 90 80
s IS Sis s. :u s So 20 f 81. 9 ay An aa.
ssg . 49, S' 'p S r mS 81 & % 90
$50 bbls choice ess 2s s2?r 80 .,es q sOunsn
SS 81 40 Fr5nsi eSs
Est dull sa:ss. 100 bbls a 81 sogs2 90 conNMEAL-
g c saga%ore s. 20 Western and southern $asa 10
Yellow NAG 81 isssi 3 sD
IS ssady 'G ena 1885 s s sny SsS
sse %a co;onseed meal 81 TX. oil 81 29isas %
ely ,1r wSca, art1 was weak and
Opening was depes.eG and with Ugh; offerings prices
ows wU rom the For n. last the sg ak Until hung -
supply s,atemsn, was posted. when on the heavy In
prices YET reached and December broke below 5Gc The
the complete absence Of interest in the market gave The
hear party an easy chance to attack prices The roabe
materaze. The receipts do not decrease predicted
sepy eonnaes to gain in Of the ante
The market seems 20 be IN sta,s Of n,snse deprc,
to be on the bear side and the price easily sue
visible supply is now Is 100000 bush within very short
distance q the biggest figures last year dscour.sns
factor which does not 10 be counter balanced b the
fact that afoat and the foreign
a0oOc less than last year Cash wheat II Is
true. keeps very firm. and to-day Chicago bid
no from PIC discount December 1s-c discount
Nevertheless the weight OF the visible supply on the
all out OF the buyers Per
haps at this would be good thing
10 awaken the agitation OF last for the %
restricting operations in futures tive months
Interior wheat receipts at spring wheat markets
to-day $50 $50 bush Including Chicago. 50t,I bush
nearly winter against S57 .039 bush last Sea-
hoard receipts AL 2s+ bush against 2i2 Gss BUSH winter
wheat $3.50 bush. against l41.I30 bush: total
l,27oIi3 bush against i,2i74I bush: exports 5o3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16

90 have heco sold a, Ics cost and fr igh;. Tbs is In
addition 70 cargoes recently reported ~ me "i,
nrica which are TO forward b. sailing Ve'c INC
london market dull and unchanged ior
Java i2s fair refining lbs Oh beet qurt NJ s,iuy'
present month lloyd. month, los an anNa"c
in tho latter f.d There quiet market 10Y feihei
sugar prices being unchanged on the bass oi 1'' ''
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

10 TIIIIAD.LEhIA' ~, I""T''' NM ""'"INH
For Ihiiad.iptia week days $50. 800. 300. 100
ii.3D opn'ng "aD 4. NJ. 80. 80 80! 'Bdtet fai%
carr ..Op dining carr. -. = - T. VI. I'm
night sunday 42c a:Oo ii.3p uOmlng can A H..
10 :,.rp Gtpp ND,n7~ car, T.. ". Il: ~ night .
For Baltimore and Washington week days. 300. II 30
DINING Carl \ 10 300. 800. so linag carl
= NJ - night. Sln.llvs 900 II 30 dining Carl
\. VI 80 500. 600 DINING Can + NJ. i2:l5 night
Tickets parorccr r'afs n .. ~ cured at " 2sl.
~ nii ITO t.2a3 Broadway 49, 6h-ave.. 81 East
49, G.. - Fest l?i'h st cG' West 18th ST. 23i
Columbus Az. New York. Court -. $50 Fulton 81,
Rrookvn: Rroa'wav. william hug. The Ne~-York
ansfer ~iN cal for nrd check baggage from
hc'c, residence - ies'ir''iou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-10-16

Cash quotations were follows Flouf-There was a
gh improvement in the foreign demand advance 81
In bids oyer SATURDAY being reported Prices still
buyers. No spring wheat. 5+isM55isc; No 3 spring
wheat. 5oM5Gc by sample; No red 3ca.c; No . corn.
4>A.": No oats. 2Sc No t6sc: No barley 53isfi
'''c: No naxs"ed. 81 isis Prime timothy seed. s. 10
nominal Mess pork per bbl. Sl2 75m$i3 Lard per 100
~ 81 GftSi 80 short ibis SIDES ,loossj 81 IO
dry sailed shoulders GSxed, 50 i2'sqt6 %, short clear
sides boxed, S1uSI 1914 Whiskey-Distllers finished
goods per gal 81 %. sugars-Cut loaf So 80 per bb
graduated. - 30 per bbl standard A. 81 ~ Dbl
seed oil. C+c: boiled. 57c ON Produce Exchange
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-05-17
Decisions Judiciaires Con-
cernant les'J0urnaux.

10 Toute personne qui retire re-
gulierement son journal du bureau
de poste, qu'elie ait souscrit on
non, que CO journal soft adress6 q
son nom on q celui dun autre est
responsible du Placement.
20 Tout personne qui renvoi un
journal est tenue de payer tous
les Averages qu'el le doit sur abon-
nement, autrement l6diteur peut
oontinuer q le lui envoyer jusqa'a
CO quill ait pave. Dams ce cas-
rabonn6 est tenu de bonner en-. ou-
ire, le prix de announcement JUS
qu'su moment du Placement, quill
ait retire on non le journal du bu-
reau de poste.
30 Tout abonn6 peut etre pour
suivi pour Announcement dams le dis
trict Oh lie journal sc public, lors
meme quill demeurerait q dos cen.
taines de lieues de Get endroit.
40 Les tribunaux ont decide
que le fat de refuser de retirer un
Journal du bureau de poste, on de
changer de residence ct de laisser
accumuler les num6ros al'ancienne
adresse constitute une prescription
ct une preuve "prima facle" din
tention de fraude.
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LES mERes

CONNIE Dieu ne voulait pas tout
faire par Lui meme sur la tsrre,
II a cree les meres. (Proverbe
Juif.)
L'homme ne comprend jamals
CO que SO mere a fat pour lui que
lorsqu'il est trop tard pour lui faire
savoir quill Ia compris. (Howells)
C'est un fait general que tous
les grands hommes ont RESEMBLE
q leur mere. (Michelet.)
L'avenir de la soci6t6 est entire
les mains des meres. ST c'est une
femme qui a perdu le monde, ellie
peut aussi lie sauver. (Dr Beau
forty
Meme Celui qui est mort sur la
croix pour nous a dams les dernlers
moments de Son in6narrable ago.
ME, ]et6 les yeux sur Sa Mere
CONNIE pour nous enseigner que CO
saint amour devrait Btre notre
dernisre pens6e humane ct, que
c'est le dernier point %terrestre sur
lequel notre anne do1t sc poser
avant de prendre son elan vers le
ciel. (Longfellow.)
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Influence du Chittre I

Varron nous apprend que les
nombres climateriques les plus
dangereux sont oeux qui SO compo.
sent du chiffre sept. LIE Chald66ns
appellent nombres olimat6riques
les 6poques Oh lhomme est mena-
c6 de la perte de vie on de ses
biens. A tout celia Warrior ajoute
que la plus haute taille du corps
human est de sept pieds; les dents
p%oussent dams les sept premiers
mois, il en- sort sept de chaque CO.
t6: Giles tombent 4 la septieme an
nee; ct les molairs percent vers
la q~uatorziAme aimee. Les pulsa-
.tions des v%eines, on plutot celles
des arteries sulvent une esp6ce de
rhythme que determine lie nombre
sept d'apres ropinion des m6decins
qui gu6rissent par le secours de la
musique. Varron pense que les
dangers des maladies augmentent
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-05-17
Trains Touristes de fa.
mile a Pudget Sound

Les chars-touristes bourr6s, sous
la direction dun "porter" ct gar
nj de Its, rideaux, poeles de cuisi-
ne, bonnie provision d'eau, cham
bre de toilette ETC., bien chauf6s,
6clair6s, aires Torment une partie
du Great Northern Ry., entire les
Villes-Seurs ct Seattle.
Les trains touristes quittent st.
Paul. tous les jours a 7.48 P. NJ,
Minneapolis SIS P. M. $3.50 pour
IN lit double jusqu'a Spokane;
$500 jusqu'a Seattle, on connec
ton avec le service splendlde &C.
tuel pour tontes les classes de voy-
ageurs.
Pour renseignements concernant
les voyages dams aucune partie du
pays, s'adresser q
f. I. WHITNEY,
G. p. & T. A. st. Paul,
MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1894-05-17
Prix Redults pour la California.

La ligne ancienne ct bien connue
"Albert Lea Route, est en- avant
pour les plus has prix pour San
Francisco, Los Angeles, etc. De
st. Paul ct Minneapolis aux points
ci- dessus NOMINEES, en-. premiere
classe, pour aller, le prix nest que
de $27. SO; aller ct retour$5l.3O seu-
lement. Les prix pour autres points
sont en- proportion. C'est Ia seule
ligne avec les pullman Tourist
Cars" bourr6s. Prix pour les dor
tors "berth" aller settlement $500.
Achetez votre ticket avant que
les prix augmentent. ST vous ne
pouvez vous procurer un ticket de
l'agent de votre localit6, adressez-
vous a nimporte quel agent du
Minneapolis & st Louis Ry., GU a
B. A. Quits, G. P. Agt., Minneapo-
lis, MINI.