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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Wy September
coTTov--rhe cotton market started with advance
Of points January selling on the list San AT D 800
Geo sold up shortly after th~ opcnns t. 1'' nu Ii
trader who bought IN the morning The Iansr On
January 6%qe53 The total sales tor irS ' n os
the day I to . points January COY S II r,or,b
touched the lowes price EYER rec9rIgd On n ,nn on
March 10 1902 when March contract sold at G->.
tho biz crop veal ana me clt,"Ih WI ~, ,ex.
The early strength in market was duc 10 an
mort receipts than expected continued rains in The cotton
belt and uafayorahc condition Of the CD as ~
eavanran showing ~. Charlotte" ~ g ~ ana 49,,
for N weeh Tta' Inv v h. been generally unfavor-
SHEDDING Mu' n %olb Caron, The weather was
Srst anticipate In Carolina the weather i2FoIe1
cotton pckins With 6os opan g }r,ase to mature
early small bells There is less Ganlags than nee
Georgia cotton being injured IN many places nv '!
and and picking is becomns senoi', r II,
favorable for picking. In Ala ana EeaTy MI ,o9
has been picked and ne bottom St.r con-
tinued rains and cloudy weather Largely prevented
weeds causing increased spToutins and rotas q" Co'
In Louisiana rot. shedding ana worm, N
verv we'll only few localities reporting damage from
weather and cons.derai - pHhis nds
In Arkansas weather has been very uniaIoFt an
been seriously injured by rus ROY, Sn , n
erai vet There seems change IN local a@nt
msn regarding the come o.: ihe 80 p o ana t, rep a-e
saying that II may be 500 deaI S nm I'll ~
about 10000 bales against s45c2 hales LIST week and
% CO.. bales last wear. Receipts at fi0oson w. 800
Receipts al tomorrow estiTnn'ed at "W
bales against lac bales last week ~" bales 1s' 20
Opening. range and close TO-DAY ana Closing DIGS we
previous night and last follow;
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Railroaos.
p Pennsylvania

sIAIIONS ioot o. CROSSES and cOTti2ndt Strse,.
IN EFEEtT SElIEMbER 10. 1894 sA

Dc.lFOs5cS tanit
p:3o 8. VI. FAST LINE -;,arlor Car to Pa,sSar.
iSo9 ~ s FESNsFby DDS md LMTD
lion Cars Arrives Chicago A. 81 ci sne oS'e,.s
A. n. Cincinnati $3.50 A NJ. and ndianapoiis a y
200 j.. Vi. cHrcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPIRES,
1e ana Chicago Arr"e en Sars 10 loo 0al' L'l
s! assi r. .2 r. wEsr r4isSso FxPnNsspum.
q e l. s$iHT Ss!@i $
ssrns anS RninS Car to T1enna5 and s.
s g. .5s HciT GSnnssSi 4, 55.ssy
Giyfss 7.s xyp THE SON..
Dining Car) 20 Congressional Lni,ed az Psrio, ~. y.
s R51.ss s sagi g , sS'1* G go sns.
I'm m: Goo At, rarlG! s3d 9innS c"F 40 DS
= Ashsyls Tampa ard New W. or,eaEns: 2i; ssS
40 ' y W."Daily Tor chessnaske & ohio R,uv,,
tT Tnro ofp S P6FN coMPo FORT ond NORFOLK
Charles Route NJ weekdays. and. with Tsro Ssr
.T Te.rST coNsT e' IKE 90 A. daily
Tampa JacksonvlIe Macon ana Charleston 900 p 4
ro or'y AT T1%s;7' clTY 10 weekday. With
TT Th G%Fh R MH1 Ps az csr weekdays
For Long BraDch Hs5ur ,o nsrF osfa" GTs,. "a Point
M sr5 'f' o. 10, stop a, AsDaT rS' ps's ~ 3,
o'e'" Grove "" For PMILapE,;r y s
E;o-:;' y 20 30 i2ao 50 2io Pc go sc'?a tTs
ooip,o ~ i?j5 night Sundays. Express. s:ls. ~
o:So 10 I.Im:'edl 10 4. NJ. 2 =. 4:So. s. 9. 7AS
rrke n ONCE: Nos 4ss pa ilee Ia2a r,s ana m
Asor HS o%rs s ara '0 rn."n - u
Broadwv and BROOKLYN AInsx stc,ion .1o, - r,.sn
Trsnsfer componv viii call Or and check baggage soa
G gs1.y M,n.r.- o.n.r, p 3 Tr s,...
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% - " 70 We e"2tc; p is So :5's%
Einsy lS & ~, Ss :. g .sl fs"S
5: $cas s. a so g Th'f n GaoTna conn s. Sss
foreign medium 81 $ig r. DO has 81 10: do scotch
81 24sl Tho heavy ,a.s,orn, which has preya,a i9r
the last vo lays has seriously nteTtcTed WV" lrhtnly
M hve-i Who vcrc in reel ned 81 ,oa. WEI" fhe
~ the streets There thing N t S-and for the
5 1@n95 6 o f. % % ,aa; any hang
r1o ihr , r' sS The basis eyoasy gu''-d Cre"
cry state Pennsylvania. eNa,a - a., alG2,c. 10
,c-. 20 90 soCons i5ae5c. DO June MAKE extras AK
9e: 40 -cconis To- rss laqcc: state dairy hs hSl
6 ' l4isc a1T frns ia in,r'on eTea i,
l itS i Tcs'f ' do June tbs a'5.c do esA
ciEshe exrcr, demand :, EN- very 1 ri a 2pe
ne yoac Of 's - ,ecs s9t ' ar, an. hadns s-eds
yySte a; oisc ard perfect colored at .c it 90 an
s waiting market small szes arr slw ana i1 ig,I
ihc nuyTg l' In, H. inquiry is light and small sizes
show. derileI w~akn. s.. Liverpool cable 2is 90 ""
g g so; ST. a6 1@il i, c do eSc cao ooa n
prime -, ,a.: no Common 20 choice. s'saio.e:
H. H. iarre choice .0sc. do common to prime 'Hc'
fGGS"cnnucl stormy w.athr has an "cf2Tgra the
enc, upn he dmn and arrival. are hsay! sEn wch
fancy gnaii,'' az! -,rinc slight premium quail
I.lsfv r@r d. ia.a2oc. STATE and Penrsyvania ls;g
sc can"dsn la f. s9S.c va a2crasc prime
do ead e'al7c Dc Cu has per G,S Sssg rh9r 70 re-
cc.ps 81 most Kinds the demand as well:
ann Tancy ico6ous, Bartlett pears fair demand
later varieties Of '9 1o p'Gs oa drc ff fancy and top
quotations are therefore no, often reacRed rum u u
6a in s' supply and he9 gpchGnse yloo, W a %3sss
Ap2e red PER bb s. s 81 % cc g saasa Do o6ci
table sorts. 75asc 80. 81 :'$i 80 rH''h ncr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
TILE TRADE In CHICAGO

Chicago Sept 10 ,SpcclaD.Wheat broke a to-day
and closed the bottom December opened 5Glsc
between 5Gssc and 55a.c and closed 55t.a55sc.
days decline really the wheat news. Exports
were liberal 100000 bush. cables lower:
there only Cos In the Northwest against 725
year; local receipts 100 only half Of
years. estimate for Thursday i3J
The seaboard reported all the from ~ 80 boat
loads for export There little business here 5000
bush The OF Increase In the world
visible n 100000 bush set everybody selling Stop
orders caught. Commission houses which had
been good buyers around soc all became sellers The In
the worlds visible
ing bush bat that comparison aid not
affect any There outside trade and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20

- 49, other the huge stocks seemed to
Weigh The break Of course mad ,es ~ 5is
60 tro.e "a much wheat May ope!''ou., az
Ill h.,wsen 5ls.c and 53c. and closed az oo1sv
Weather affected the crowd the S2rt Oh lv croD
,,craa.o rorein,s and help grass. Inc "Ne,,s
hl;ens said late planted corn was lmp:oy,ns msed
81 ore nronounced perfect. The west iV'
eN,Is ,.s TIE estimate for THURSDAY was $40 cars
ngains 2sG cars this morning New corn No yor was
".an,ber weakened sample market new DIN
free seller Of May The prominent ocsi y, 49, rr
sonals the selling sns o odd ea h,sh against
60, aid tho cats crop l2oWDV'o Dusn' -
o. o5 ot hush last year - 10000 bush inc year
TO- Tha would have made weak oats MAJ Sc. 90
~ tic cth-r grains Rad strong May 9pshed a. d.
Ia bev,een 36r ana 3j.c. and closed at d,sc str
s,Ii afi., w.. The hogs IT yards to-day was I'M
nroved There were 1900 the estimate iDs r,''c;
Us % OC There was no cash demand Tor cash Pf'uuS
ohl.s came lower The leading bull mouse tns M
American began selling. There was NJ de''' aa ir
hanan1e weak and closed Pork dropped "oc' 'd'"'
i7l7c. ribs. ljc. ,. .haa, c,ssel ar 5jc:
on tn puts Dec nber wheat eio:f al Ills
calls al 55ssc. Puts on May corn closed "' D. So ~
q 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20

Market closed steady at To points pet decline com
nared with Yesterdays closing prices TransrrTlpe NJ
tces CAS- Total sales l30GOO bales. New-1otk spou
sales to-day and night as officially icporfu ool
consurption 23T bales contract 100 hales "tai 90
bales spo, market quiet niddling upands o..
yIlf I which is unchanged compared WIN
Closing Newyork gross Fscep, ,c. , SINNERS. sli
bales; stock bales. Total net P9rt reG's t~I@;
90 ia bales thus far this week. !s'cs halcs Sp
,bus far this Great Britain leoS' .r na a a.
france 900 bales Continent 3s3' bales s''c" -''''
liverpool cqbes-spo cotton stead sales 2oo
bales. SPECULATION and export loco b1cs ,1,,,
1deSj 'ba@s; receipt. 1000 bales nidi"ni
rniands "a. futures opened barely st@a:Y ~ A.
-, Scid decline closed 5eady Sepenoe "a ne -,
cline: others net UNCHANGED Fei;eInn5 ~"
baroc,oher 33Tb October \oVeuber so 90
.Ser Dacern5er 331v Dec~nherJanuars 5Ssh' ;anu
trehrisrv 80 3i0 February Marcn "iip NO b
H1ru 3I3s. April MAY. 3i+ 80 30, Miy-'u''' OWN
nNpencbester- Yarns dull. cloths quiet ,o, .,e
E'SnuI-r,E,- uuyinr European account auNehrI ~
..oxEs, cn fairly active fransa tons. Ihc W''ki
ne Troz,iian markets without eject Ae-r
~ rosrkef included switching q ""p oacs
On s., hsgs Final follows: -
oon' =, fra5cs. October ~ - francs Not'inpet 80
ync Dccsnber - 80 francs January NJ iFaAcS p,
marv 81 20 francs sharp break 'ook pass ~, -.
fell 70 i26Co reis. loss ( 700 reis ana s .,
haes CLEARED for United States. 20" DIES -
a 900 res 10 II 200 reis; receipts roo" bae-
o.a ooo bars Cleared Rio steamship Htaho"n .~tot
90 hays Hamburg market. '2ne. PIG hs.r' Hn,nn
49, Se5teu,ber - - pigs, october. 40 PIG .
mn - pfcs: December. G3o pigs janiafY " st.
"7- closed steady al - to - points aHNao car"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Landau Sent o-At the wool saes today IL ~ tsies
were offered There large ATTENDANCE i'li r.
hlddino shoving A widening and increasing denahu IN
especially operated with more ~,
nrorsucnt noticed Yesterday. OF crossbfeds anu
,borc was large supply and general desire 70 pm
chcan los was noticed the part ~ nome anu
tyars Though tho bulk 4 the offerings was more su
Lots suitable for America are SIM po'ty
resented Tho selection OF good gredses or
,ery moderate hence American purchases W. n.nnd
~ E hcng gradually discovered thai the American denah
sco,Irels are picked up whenever sltaDe ana III a
any chea lots whether for clO'hing or carpet Pui
no absorbed This development was ut.Hpeoteu
,atar,llv vldpns the prospect Messrs BuN"h t1OI.''
r. -, ,sool brokers who conducted the sales. report a
and crossbreds Whlch are
ron, mar To- Der cent The Improvement IN the
ho..er cIasses most pronounced. The sales nave ph
re,, prolonged owing the recent remodelIlng OF r
prices obtained were as loIip"s' ~
south Wales-2UO bales secured "l2nls "a 40 iocns
rfecss +.n9sgd. do LOCKS ana
uoces 5q7i.d Queensland 80 tales secured '-1Ia ~
!" Io,ks and pieces 7i.dGis "A victoria25o0 bales
secured Ja.Ha flsd. do locks and pieces 5A+r IS 10 @
is 5dGi,d ks a0f oieces. 3.-nt.d ,sildlE ~
los; SCORED ed eases. G2Hs2i; do 10 * ana pi
Zaaianu-GWo bales, secured va ~ % 10
locks ard pieces 3dGls "a; greasies o'2a 40 "ons
ard r,.ces 3i,Ggd Cape Of Good Hope and Naal-l2oC
halas secured lsdls "a. greases i.qsd 90 locks anu
p.eces 5a.d Mcssrs Buxton, Ronalds ~ CO.. citcula
attaching To the changed circumstances
~ radc owing 70 the abolition u duties by the tinted
states has attracted large ATTENDANCE. and competition
ia active. MerinOs generally firm BON Aus
,ralian and Cape Of Good Hope and Natal being fuE
ulvs closing prices Crosslreds In good demand e
Jeene- grown the sellers favor. Messrs Wei
rnu,h and Schwarze that compared with the closing
uric. In July Australian woods are from par 70 per
merlnos cape Of Good Hope ami Natal show quo'able
char
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20

,o.. Indicate below i,oooo0,ooo and more man man
9o9 600 600 bush The only estimates OF hgh
arc those Of ngls Chicago crop expert ana -
an cxemploye OF the Agricultural Department ei,
= co ., the first 1--WE estimates would De app ~ 49,
300 600 900 bush and adding on the last two w MOO
a." ,,o,1 be about l. 100 900 bush. some 81 w
a. LAIN that the extra feeding Of wheat VIII "''tt,,
nm foI the deficiency IN part OF corn ~ 49,,
~ r,,erated statement that four cafsoes 81 ,r
iarI.y were headed NewYork gave oppoT'u",' 10
.aai- attacking prices. and the n fket broke - ii
az q light trade the decline fresh sol ~ In
n the market in the al n 49,
No, decided liquidation the market closed W',N - M
quit Incii1e Final sales the lowest ~ ~,
&c - ~ was dun and weak: load Sold carr ."
~. 80 rive 4, the close No WAS quot"l !. 80,
o. 10 ARM GaTS-The swing Of prices followed
o. movement in wheat and corn. the MAJ ,htr.7
~ N, s,onv on some offerings Of long stun "nnn
absence active trade or iulish NJ"
i,nu.rccd market There has b""n an
urinary receipts ( cats 50 fai inns 49,
~ -, ,,hraf and corn and dealers are herlhnns ~
c,,,o on quite n the Vlslbi- MONA n a.,
Us considerable selling pressure On 'fs h,' III "a, ~
ar,i, "a .,rnpafh- with the decline IN ot'. 80"
n,rtet leaving OF dun at hsNAc n' 80 900 i,,sb
nae v.e-e dull ard weaker sales lac.no~H If 80
-. NJ 3i.G24i,c elevator; ll.co husn 'i..t' ~, :,
o. X 600 40 2 white. 37H$'i.ct 4n1 puSn ~"
yybte 3ji. G. iOOO bush track white ~ "o2 r-y
os, lush 40 white clipped al JIG = - II !, ,.
M"rko, qlic and nominally steady ~ Vor;
&c nngradcd Western. )as'c NJ, IA
o,caiy with new Western 7olsoc iT9FGw@d >,sL"' ,
2ss -56so - por H. for lob lots mon s'''
SSttrher Win a good demand s6uSG 20 per l'% ~
,"a ,or conrarison the closing prices OF 'he pre-
fo- Z n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
sot.rt1rrN COTTON MARKETS.

,,,...o, Son, to-Cottoa easy: mddn g 6 5-l6c; To-"
,tc. good ordinary 1916; net and gros;
,nGgs s57 baes sales l252 bales; Stock o""t
bales - o,,.. r,,ldl,rr &C. low
r,ddng 1916; good ordinary, 3l,c net ana ~ s
ceipts lOi bales exports coastWlse' ca '' - ''
baI-s: stock. 2uS bales. aa r,iddlfng
r c'tec. njdng 3-i6c low md1ling - l1-.oc' soo.ii
ordinary li-i6c: receipts 100 bales gross 80
49," ynorts coastwse Jif bales. sales 41o Ial'S'
stock 80 81 bales. t,,,t,o q 2iGc. low
,rddng j7.c: good ordinary 59-1jc, net am gioss
raints 99 bales exports coaswse. 2tc> laIes' sae'
OsO bales, stock, iS.9i6 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

Ncw-York. September 10. 1894.
BEANS AND PEAs-There is jobbng demand for all
and medium that arrive at 81. New marrow
JQlOc lower and still selling slowly few bbis new
kidney 81 90 Old reds have fallen 70 81 D9
81 10 lot % bbis going 81 49, Under strong
close out the remaining stock OF old marrow
ti~ price been TO 81 TO- 80 bbls sold TO
that and other lots be had same price
quite firmly under stronger Western advices For
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42d st. Station. New-York as ~
lows. and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
1910 A. VI Daily. Local TO Buffalo.
80 A. VI. Daily local Albany FOR Catskin Noun.
tains and Saratoga Parlor car 70 Albany sundaw
only. ,..
9.iS A. VI. Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roeh.s
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; sHeep*
Saturday for Toronto.
II rs a. VI. Daily except Sunday 10 Catskll Nou1-
tains. New Paitz. Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska A..
bany. Saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George PaFloF ca"
4:OO Z. VI. Daily except Sunday. FOR Albany
5.l5 p VI. Daily f1r Albany. Montreal. Utca. sUs
cuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. D.
troit. Cleveland. Chicago and 50 Louis. 4,
G,:sO l.. VI. Daily. Sunday. for Newbvfg. Al
bany Saratoga and Montreal. Parlor 20 Kas
.,45 T.. VI. Daily. except Sunday for Utica, Syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries seeping-ear passenn
s:i5 T. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse Rochs-
ter Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. cleve
land. Chicago and St Louis.
For tickets time tables rtrlor and sleep'nE--ar aes
commodaons apply city offices. Brooklyn ard Nevyork
and al stations. Time table, al principal hotels F1
other information address
C. E. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent;
Vanderbilt-ave.. New-York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20

ui1h- Closed year
6 DssemSsT io i2o i2o ,3ais ls;
EssT$afy :o, lsso 200 sS:$i$5% + IS; +
.,.:,,c. pa iS Of 1 s1au Coffee
'"e ''" To-day Yesterday. LAST yea,
Sew"orieans stock s"'S ooIo ---
Stock all port. ..ic3;5i rs S 90, lf isass
S SsIsi%2Is Hs deliveries PA 2oa vi
5s,s a.vsre. 1888 s$s$ 5s% IS
deyepmsn,s are ., wa9Is , y" Were hey
have D been TIM P2s as nS Sa | on SPOT Mia
nSina on auth The s Sesi OF but i ns fh
Ss q ins ye1'co sss. Msrsoaco
rq TIo We xxi Feline in wheat h ' 'ssfs
bids , out S TSn holder. dspo
drawn the closing heayy ses So aud
bS e ssls IS s.: s 81 al: ss @
H6S@t gSs sy SS: s :? 49, s. I 5s
sgrns & ebs clears s. 4oas2 49, 1000 sacks extra
dow s. 9T tsPar Gu sales g 1913
cORNMEAI> Market s's sa sos sac So 20 Vest
private so 't s0%,he4n 8 ios MEALMsIse
quiet nne Whit nies - sadv quoted M soas5c 60
90: All 5000 loom aoqs3c sharps S,e@
cry feed SO .. rye neal s. IS oil meal 81 23asi 80
sales mil! feed were loVo SACKS CITY az WV
W csRissI1nH az dealings in ~hea, were ERE
lain to-day with very little in the news on me
action prices to ggs m"S news wss e quiet
with prices trhe better IN some pacT f anu make" We're
in O,eT f0Tr Saae %as 'as Of ars the
movement has not gained very ne'v sek Of late heavy
arrivals at necessaTy to m1a nshn
stocks owing the more favoranee m ,hrt.,rn the
ana ana, winter wheat states and from Kansas comes me
report that large acreage VIII Dc p u. i ndr,ac pre-
vailed on decline In corn The pressure wa We're
active bat prices slowly weakened en- che as ,hr.s
Sas, - the week show gain last week Interior
receipts at spring wheat markets t9day WIZ nsrS ali
nSsn a9ains IA 2GO bush year Winter wheat
80 go bush against M D1sn total ss2 2ss
BUSH AGAINST 1876 bush i7oGs3 bush against
6I, The p5es with q res Prices
sharply closing weak at the lowest pces OF w ,h s
gc ne, decline sSr by parties who nave
Sonng for some improvement in the situation. Cash
wheat again fairly active ' ncsSed 10 900 bush no
red at under December delivered pecenoe c' S
e 600 bush at e S1as DoSer for new
push No winter 3sse ahoa, to 900 % 6Ss6
s Sn S Sore hara Manitoba on arye and
bush upSTssea ra at 1spor.S 10 have sen
SssS no ouiH hard Duluth and
terms term .coRNTh.re steady opening . in the the
prices worked down during the early par; Of the
day small volume % business tended ne esn
production but the effect the prices vas not I'm
.r. ra1 n. sa%e at Seen below
spS n S P 5S: sssae. ax:' IL. fsden,
National Starch Works quoted saying that their az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIAokl- AM WASHING
- TON 1.ao Son ON nm
II 30 Dining caD A. NJ. l:3O 800 400 (Bur., Parot
Carr. 500 600 Dining Cap. 30 s:i5 ~. 1918
80 300 900 dining carr P. NJ: l2:i5 night ~ "a,
Dining carr A. NJ. 30. 300. 90 Goo Dining Car
p. NJ 1915 night. Sundays. 900. II 80 tDinng Can
Tickets and parorcar seats can be procured at IL %?
4i5 ga lao 1923 Broadway, 30. 6th-ave, 81 East
i4th S.. 1874 East l25th ST.. 264 West 18Th ST. PSI
Columbus Az. New York; Cour, ST. $50 Fyton 81.
Transfer Company will call FOR and check baggage nom
hotel or residence TO destination ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foot OF Llherty-st.
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. March Chunk d,
to Ea :tS ' 80 si5 80 AIls1'2yn. P sas
of For wilkesbarre Ftston and scran,on s:io A H.
1910 100. 40 p. NJ Sundays go a n =.
ITO 30 200. 400 500 5:45 $50 p NJ, 1918 night
sundays $50 A. NJ. 100. 100. $50. 800 P. ~, i2ii
For Harrisburg a. 80. 90: e:iO A. NJ. I:lo In
100 800 545 p. NJ. 1913 night sundays 100 So
For sunbury Lewisburg and WILLIAMSON, at 40 so
alo A. NJ. 100 30 1880 p. NJ Sundays. 7:i3 A. "
GOO p n.
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &C.
For Red Bank Long Branch. and points south 70 poia
Pleasant $3.50 Red Bank). si5. II 30 A. NJ, 90
S'S and Asbir y Park. 800 A. NJ 400 P '''
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River Barnegat Park sA
Barnegat 4 80 s:i5 A. NJ. 30. $50 p. "
For Atlantic CITY Cape May. Vneland and Brtdss'oa
80 si :'" a. g. 100. 40. G:i5 p " sundays 80
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GKO' =. ETC
From Pier s. y. r.. foot Rector St
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Norranta
Rnnson Beach seabright, Monmouth Beach. and Long
8 As 800 p II. sundays 80 a NJ. loo p. ".
south to Point Pleasant 1913 A. NJ. q 90 p ~ sa,ur.
days oniy) 3:45. 300 p. NJ. sundays Cexcep, Ocean
For Lakewood Toms River and Barnegat $50 ~
q 90 = NJ. Saturdays only. 345 p NJ /,
For Atlantic city. Cape May Vneani and Brdge.oa
43O a. NJ. 600 p NJ. saturiavs onlyl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-20
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. Il

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baltimore. Washington, Chicago.
Sc. Louis and All Points Nesrxs
PULLMAN CAR SIR ICE IN ALI, ihNtr.. r. CHI
Leave New-York OF Liberty St. Dan rrrS at;RI
CAGO $50 o. m and 1918 night FOR ~ ~ 'iouI5
so o. M y is night For ClNtINNAiLo 81 nSfTI.
600 4 m, 500 D. m. For WAsHlNSlSN', 40 ,SW
MORE 600 ~ IN. III 30 a. m. Dining AL c,s, i3u
o. ~ ex SUM. 5:0o .. IN. 600 D. m, Dining @a''
night All trains daily except 800 D. m Sunday
Fer NORFOLK Bay Line. 80 p M a en and chatts
nocga through Pullman Sie.pins Gar 0oo Al f. iah
ST tSS c;rand ST.. H. y $50 si4 81, $40 Tais
inrton ST. Brooklyn. station foot OF Liberty e@' - ~
OF Nsr:Yors Transfer Co. will call for and h'es eae
eugs to destination r,op
pvERrlsEMENTs AND suBscRlPyIIi RE RE
n THE NEW-YoRK TRIBuNE VII NJ ets Broad.
,.EivED AT THE UPTOWN OFFICE no: M ApVER.
way "a door north OF Thirty hrss.b a o,ces: 2ji
TiSEMENTS ut following SranS" ,s3 sixth-ave.;
Eighih-ave s. e. corner Twenty h,rdst -S rhirdavs.
corner Forty-seventh-st. l126 10.
Colrmbusave.: ~ Avenue A; LIS h5s Third-ave:i
Fourteenh-st 251 West Forty-seconns c,s hundred.
2Ss Third-ave: 205i Third lave. he.wrsus c sas
ana efh ard hundred and -thfteen nunared ard.
A, the HARLEM OFFICES. $50 lsas o' IN, usn,
nf,h-st on West one hundreu- a. I'm 10
y, Ia soo West one humid ed and forty-hi'"-'- ~
N ~, NJ regular Office rates. -. Dy.,n.vs. l16
h. Tn nrochivn M CD Court-st.; 500 Der aIo-
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Street z c.. London. England
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-12-06

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