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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
n. Y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y,

Trains leave foot Of West %2dst follows Is minutes
earlier from Frankiinst
7:55 A. M for West Corn.a. Lakes Mohonk and Min
newaska and Waikiki Valley stations, Middietown.
Iloominyburg Eenvie. Fallsburg. Liberty Carbondaie
Scranton Walton, Delhi sidney. New-B Berlin. Norwich.
Utica. Oneida. Fulton. Oswcgo.
o:iS a. daily foi West Cornwall. Middletown,
Bioomingburg Wurstboro Elienvle Montaindale Falls
burg Uureyvilie. Liberty Falls. Liberty. White Lake
i:ib o. m Saturdays only for Middletown. blooming
burg Wursboro. Ellenvile Mounalniale. Centreville
Fasburg Hurleyvlc Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksvlle
livingston Manor Rocklarl
a.iS o. m for Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewaska, Stony
Ford, Middietown. wursboro. Ellenvie Movntaindale
Centrcvile Falisburg Hureyvie Liberty Falls Liberty
Parksville. Livingston Manor.
40 o. m for West Cornwall. Orr's Mills Meadow
Rrook Campbell Hail. Stony Ford. Crystal Run, Middle
town Rloominsburg. wurs!boro. Ellenville,
AZ o. m. daily for Mddletown. Bloomngburg Falls
burg Liberty Livingston Manor, Walton. Sidney Nor
wch Oneida. Fulton, Osweso. Niagara Falls and points
west pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining chair
without change.
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats at WI broad
way, New-York J: e ANDERSON.
~ General Passenger Agent SO Beaver-st. N Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
Opening range and close to-day and closing
previous night and last year follow:

Market closed dull but steady at to points net de-
cline compared with Saturdays closing prices Trans
terrible notices Total sales 8 100 bales New lork
spot to-day and night &C officially reporteI
For export bales consumption. 665 bales total 10
bales: spot quiet: middling upands. lo-lpc
mddng gull. 3-l6c which Is l-l6c lower compares
with Saturdays closing. New-Yors gross receipts iSS
bales: forwarded 50 bales sales TO bales sphner c
bales stock 967l4 bales. Total net port receipts 70
DAY 500 bales. Exports to-day: Great Britain baes
stock l76. 7sG bales.
LIVERPOOL cabe-Spot steady: sales. 10 600 bales
sneculation and export 500 bales American 300 bales
rscents GOO bales; 600 bales; mddng up
lands 2732 opened steady at unchanged quota
tons closed barely steady at practically Saurdays maj
figures August 349b. gustSeptember 34or3fs sep
October BASS: October November 34sb November
December 34sd349: December January 34yg3Jo; January
February a5s: February March. 3,2g353 March Apri
ss4s; Apr-May. S55a35e. Manchester-Yarns quiet but
firm: cloths dull.
COFFEF-Transactons light. Prices were well
rnan,ained but shaded of toward the close Exchanges
~ o5O December for 10 points and 30 May
for September at 200 pokns were reported slsht al
vance was reported the Hamburg market which closed
steady as follows: August. 1915 pigs; september 90
October ~ 30: November. 20; December. os Januhry
6s Rio ofcal cables firm: prices nominal eSs sn
unchanged at pa: receipts. 24.OD bags; stock Zo'O
bags Santos 100 refs decline 10 l3a~, reis re
CENTS 10 bags stock 1890 bags cleared Tor bal
tirore steamship with 1900 bills and Tor Ne"
YORK steamship DELAY with 5000 bags Havre market
closed al a partial decline OF francs August a'
september 8625: October 9l75; November s!?'; De,
cember Contracts closed barely steady AT 10 10
points decline Sales were 49, 80 bags. as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

Liverpool Aug q - p R"~f-Erifn infin m"fs
firm NJ 33s o. prime ness firm al ;'s 81 fofk-lfim.
mess Western IL ~. d medium nrm al IS
,l Hams shor, cut about 10 n. at 3ts ~
Bacon Cumberland cut. about . 90 ~ No. si"aiy NJ %
dies about N steady AZ as Cd lons ana sh' o ~
niad.s - steady at 1ss Shouli"fr tbnut -
is arm American hnett. "hit' ana
colored arm at as Talov-irim" city nominal '.unh-
oil Ilycrus,oi reanei steady ~ 2ls spirits 81 WI
nen,ine nrrn az 2ir ~ Ro,n Common du,l AZ ~. ~
iari-prime spot hrm ~ a'- I'll Nh"h' 30 =
rel winter arm ti,d. No rcd spring hfn :" ~
tlour-st LOUIS fancy winter .eAl' az ~ a. =, ..
vt,a, Vcsf.fn So, nrm - I'D. August hrn ~ -
Id sent.nhcr nfni g. liisf o. n"'t ldin, -
IL >, io,don ra-nc coast steady at f:Hi1 ii"cr'ls
:, yh.,t Tor tie pa.t week from Ahnilr ptf
o-s from Tacac ports. 100. from "ihri wi -, -,
b,c,i,,s a Aw,rlcan f0r IN" pasi "f'r. '' AZ"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

N.
CoTTON-The market was lower to-day. closing AZ
net Of points. The first sales were mace az
decline OF to points most positions Inc tota safes
were CO 100 bales The extrcme range on ocober Wa
f3G1 CO and December 6S5d6 SO The closing zone
was steady The Information was OF rather nesa,,vc
Liverpool the opening being stead! al I'M
changed prices closing tone barely steady WIN
prices unchanged point decline as compared Win
final Most o! the trading was lot
local account crop reports ar, rather conhictng
ppess dispatch from instance says That haif
Inc region OF Dallas County has been killed
by bollw showers continue the cntre
crop likely TO be destroyed The plan, ha: sown a 80
large and cannot penetrate the foliage
and the worm fou-ishes in the shade. Most crop ac-
couns good and there does not seem 10 10
situation TO change previous es
Inmates Of s5OoO0O 5000 600 bale crop sonhern
men who Chang. to-day say that the crop IN
South Carolina. Tennessee Georgia ana o'ner sec'us
was never In condition than II is now The receipts
at The rorts to-day were 5000 bales against ssl
last week and 257l last year. Receipts Tor inc wee.
are now estimated at IS 600 TO 26,OO bales against
and 1902 last year The receipts
Of new Houston were ny bales, against
1871 and 100 last YEAR Galveston l0 nai~s
against 7l6 last and 99l last year; New-Osl ans
eO bales against i39s last and Cos last year;
Norfolk 3 bales against last year The cotton E"-
change will be closed Saturday.
Openinc range and close to-day and closing bids the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
uo,.-,,rpx COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug 27cot,9n o, dn,er lice and
low middlins 10 bales sales ~ bales stock '''a
is 2o6 bales -. -.c.,n,. since September l. i"'
bales ,o,,on ouiet: mddlng IL" .ross
MGIio &c good ordinary e., new crop
receipts 10 bale. nrt. coa.twse 233 bales; safes
ca bales stock 80, ,ton easy middling. Ssc Tow
good ordinary s'.c as. sass new crop
net receipts 1851 bales inou.I Is bales sales 100
bales stock ''i, e"' Cotton quiet: good midd. 1a
,1tl,ne S,ac low nddns SIC goa baies,
i3-tc H.lna .cen,s 2Oso bales gross @o'' 0"''
hus, 200 bales; stock 2s 1875 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
Railroads.
p Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
70, 81 Desprosses and Cortland,
nm ~ EEEECT JULY 1ST, Is:tI s'fesa

Si"i'oNf 1921 rT e pssbrTs;e; and Cortland, s,..
p nSo A. u ~ ,sT ,s Ss.s'
Drawing and STATE rinsTHs oom s..a,a
a ia%% SO H. a c1nsi%na, ss ~ .n a. c
2:6o r. H. cHicado o'e% %Xp 4 sr ~ ror,s '"'A'
wiz rIIma and ses scas and Dining Cars St Loa g
sa sSi = ?i e. TfsTsS%s .ss"' 1850
az: a|sv' g. H. 's s6rl NJ SsSss
Arrives cncinnau NJ ind asinna and ,s + s
500 T f "a If t'd E S1;pRs;
Siev.and r and TnIss Connects To- Chicago
BAGTiMoRa wxs iff,S, ra'S'd AM THE
g. n2T e CO., 10 30 30 ILm,ed Dining taD
nish, sunday; $50 900 4 NJ s ." ,c Z; I'd
ca 300 az KITE M is isG n Dining Car" 40 s:
4.3O p M-sogthern Railway Express daily. s..
asx Sleeper; and isss:enr lf.' Nd
FOR SD S FcS 90 Srf s Ss NORFOLK
charls. sop'e a. NJ weekdays and with rsrS ~
ATLANTIC COAST. LINE: 900 A. NJ. daily. s..,.-
Tampa: Jack.oSvils ard Charleston 800 p ~
FOR XTLANTIcn CITY 80 p. NJ w..s4sr :,
For CAPE MAY. ii.oo A. NJ 100 and slo px,.
For ri Long Branch ssury Park Ocean Grow. and ,s
p NJ week days Sundays. Sis Gas A. NJ siinndb' -
(Do not siop AZ Asbury Park and Ocean Grow, :.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express $40. 10 So $50 > 9'so 90 penna nr..
o p. M. 1913 night Sundays. Express e:l5 81
$50 40 LImited,, 10 A. M 2 4. 49, 5. g. 7Si
Ticket oices: Nos 4a3 e44 Iias is.3 ia a.. =.
proadway / Aston House and foot Of Desbross. y!
cortandt Streets: Court Street. SEQ Fulton Sire.
Broadway. and BROOKLYN Annex Station foo, II ~.
STREET brooklyn Station Jersey City. The New
transfer Company will call FOR and check baggass ~
hotels and residences through to destination i've
a. M PROVOST. J. r WON
General Manager. General Passr As.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

,. Thor. VAS comparatively little business
Under way at the west in speculative Gea The market
.ah.r The market was quite unsatisfactory ac,,ve
on,. was lower on large receipts and NOR "a 600
sales were 2s7 bush. follows 70 ,.y delivered:
,ssh az aa.G33xc elevator and 341xuot.' - a,;xM
%o oats nominal. 3I.c; No white 49, az 90 rush
NJ a white nominal 38c: track wh'te' 80 0n1
SrS4ic: track mixed. 1900 bush. @'a34'sc' ''''N''
hush. 34iAa3txc. anoat .s... NJ the pre-
W. .,ys Tor comparison the closing pices on e ~
W, W, - ana Cor Ire corresponding date last y"a''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

N-v-York August 81 1864.
ba. arrived jobbinx slowly al So State pea selling TO
The extent II receipts 85 Stocks OF domestic
are now known he light that holders have
anxiety of the position California lima
slow No one bnving foreign beans for delivery
to-day a. the new ta law. which into effect
morrow reduces the duy 2Vc bush. Some business
yrs done delivery the basis OF 81 45dsl 30
for medium and 81 sasi 20 for sellers being willing
slow and shade eas~r We quote for choice quality:
Beans. domestic marrow, per bush. 81 90 o. medium:
So 40 pea, 81 p5 do white adney 81 5OmS2 60: de- red
kidney 81 7oas2 90 do turtle SOUP 81 f3@s2 do IIn.
california Ob) So S0142 81 DO foreign medium 81 400
81 80 foreign, pea 81 039fi a., green peas bbls.
81 III; dc bags. 81 1874: do Scotch. 81 20
ri TTEE-Tuyers found little induc"ment 10 operate
to-day beyond pressing wants OF the moment and
there was dull trade In all Sorts Nothing In the receipts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

...o.sn trans chieaso a"d i"e Ws n"xs sss "
York, loot OF chambers-st. dai.y. as ''i'" 40.
minutes earlier from West 23d-st; u.vsrly, -
O.1K A. M.-v.s.ibuled Express for ara and ~
manea Par,or TO Buffalo ~,,, rain s,f -
800 Mvye,SSis Lml'f lake song sesps'
,ago Cieyeia-d and Cincinnati Dining es .xsrs ~
G.3O T.. M.-solid train TO Chi cSteas So' r,n
Q.A5 r. M.-via Chau,aulua Lake snu 70 BsaS'
Cs9o Soiio train to Chicago. S'e'' M
chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car AID PULLES
OCAL TIME TABLE. Tl, IN ia es, BroadvNx -.
East i2Sth-st Chambers and West ST., Hohssss
York; $40 Fulton Brooklyn .o ~ Company caln =
ard checks baggage from hotels and re'''e''
natioS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN H.
Stations in New-YOrk foot Of Barclay "ss
ChristOpher street, r,,,,r,
VESTIBCLED TRAINS. PlLLMM ne''1'
COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT


Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNIOLNh
THE ORANGES. Summit. BernaIasnD l,.- "a I-.
Ridge. Madison Morristown PasSais ra'srs ,xy "a
ton Dover. S,anhope. BUDD's Inn IN, iAnE M
PArCONG Hackettstown. sCHOOLEls Moe ~, Ass
GAP. STRoUDsBURG Pocono Mogn's2s xT ~ ns
DANvILLE NORTHUMBERLANp Mon,r9se' ,l sISs
HAMTON OXFORD, NORWICH WaieIvi.e VILE ~ ~
RIcHFIELD SPRINGS: CORTLAND SfRAC copyry "a
WEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMlRA; CUhS.s. .
BATH DANSVILLE. BUFFALO and al p0-'
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST. .,
TAO A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL stops al p'A'1s
600 A. M-BuFFALo SCRANTON BIZ RLN ,rHss '.
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS slRACtnss g =.
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman BUFFET PagloI SSis a.
meet at Buffalo with train for Chicago ai'N"s 80
100 p M.-scRANToN. BINGHAMroN and ELxSA
EMPRESS Pullman paror ca-, o,- 49,, pryx
400 T. M-SCRANTON. WILKES }AHhE ana f1'-
OIiTH EXPRESS. Pullman PAT f. ea,s' p,vcu,x
1:3O r. NJ (Daily)-BUFFALo SCRANTON p'S pnrna
TON and ELMlRA LIMITED EAPkEss' ''-
Bune, Sleepers Arrives at i;l3 a. m ,,xcu,y
600 p NJ (Daily)-BUFFAI.o. sCRANIvN: n'so .H 4.
TON. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SfhAo % AM
WEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Eufs. S.esr rvs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMNoDA - .,.,,-,
Nurray-st and 429 Broadway. Tickets az ~, ;-.vt
rs and 942 Broadway. 50 West l-5h-st ~ eoI.,r
ave. New-York: 33s and I26 Fuon-s' ana - b. !, {
Brooklyn Time tables. giving i9A hio'Ha"'-
WEsTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call , ,@ -
check baggage from hotel or residence 70 ae.-a-.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

Cash quotations were as follows Flour was quiet. de-
mand gh prices steady No spring wheat. 53Nu53i.c
80 spring wheat nominally unchanged: No red 53NG
BE; No corn 55+c: No 2 oats. $oq3oAc; No 2 rye.
fsisc bid No barley, 34d55hc No l naxsced 81 23d
81 23I9; prime timothy seed s. 20 nominal mes. pork
per bM sis sass co. lard ger 100 n: SgsI s7a;
boxed 50 oo0$0 70: short clear sides. boxc 81 7Og
81 whisky disles finished goods per gallon. 81 as
sugars. cut loaf 81 81 granuiaied 81 ~ standard A.
market creamery. 23,sc: nrsts 2iQ22,c:
seconds iTnioc Eggs hn: fresh stock i3lac per
dozen.
Cincinnati Aug 2I-Four-spring patents 81 33aS3 Is;
do fancy 81 Sk3: do family 81 25aS2 80 Wheat steady
No red S0ieHJlc: No 3 red Soc. Corn steady; No 2
white. aoc. Oats-Marke, seady; No mixed ai,ic.
Si3 70; clear ft4 I3 family.
sit: clear family, 80, Lard steady sales. steam leaf
aud bakers Sc kettle dried and leaf Sc Bacon steady
sides. s.55dsG0c. Whiskcy-Market frmer. Sales dis
tiilers goods n basis 81 81 2s were $50 bbis.
Milwaukee Aug z7.--Specuiative markets quiet
TODAY investors being II doubt De~embe. wheat opened
q tc hen up 56tc and closed 05x0oyc Cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
r a,lroaos.
.AMgRicA's oRGArKsr RAILROAD"
CENTRAL
~ uiInSnN RIVER r. r.
T. HUDSON RIVER R. r.

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street
$40 A. M-Exccpt sunday. Empire state Express
Fastest train In the world. 49,. . ooo
s,aO A WEEx sunday For Adirondack MIS- lUo
Islands Rici ned springs Montreal ..
O.3O A. M-Daily Fast Mail For Syracuse. hoehester'
Buffalo: NIAGARA Falls chicago, wo,,,.,,.
O,4O A. M.-Except sunday: For catskin Mouh'aihs'
Troy saratcg and Montreal .
1910 A. M-Erccpt SUNDAY. Day Express For all I'M
portant State points. ,.., a.. c,.,,
100 + M-Day. Southwestern Limited for Cinc'n-
natl Chicago indianapolis. St Louis
1,15 y M-Sathrdays only. The Fast Saratoga ana
Catsknl Mountain Limited ,,,., p,,.,...,.,.
~ Cntrkill Mountains. Albany Troy. Saratoga
a,3O T. M-Daiy. North Shore Limited Due Detroit
"''" % A NJ Chicago 40 p. a.
G,OO T. M-Daily. For Albany. Troy. Buffalo. Niagara
Falls Detroit. Chicago. St Louis a.. -
O,25 T. M-Dary. For Troy. SARATOGA. North Creek.
7,OO T. M-Daliy. For Adirondack Mountains. 1000
Isiands and Montreal
7,3O T. M-Daily. For Auburn Road points. Buffalo,
WV Niagara Falls Montreal. Cleveland Cincinnati.
Indianapolis 81. Louis Chicago.
moo p M-Daily Only 81 'eping Car passengers for
o,ta r M~Daiiy. For Ogdensburg. Cape Vincent.
~ Cleveland detroit. Chicago.
0,O1 A NJ and :B,:sS T.. M.-Daiiy except Sunday. to
Pitt.ned. via Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains.
Tra1ns illuminated by Pintsch Light
Tickets and Wagner onhces at Grand Central Station
iis. 20i ia ;s' proadwaSS; 81 Eas, i.h.'t Lincoln
i2s,h st., and lsths, Station New Yor<; 33s and 7c6
Fulton-.; and - Broadway +. D.. Brooklyn.
checked from hotel residence by the Wesco
Express Company
I0iIN NJ ToVCEY GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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u.,tsmoe~ Warrington, Chtcas West.
D"NSS ~sss sni All Points ,"VsiNs. -xn

puIiMHS CAR sEEV I,bsrs SS ST. Tsf
csSG .,: sSS i ia HssAIS S
MORE go n,:IS isS g. D. p1a"fb Inas c'' u
Right All frans run daily EXCEPT sT ss sunday .,Y
For NORFOLK Bay Line utns~oke bristol ana daily.
n?sx. .nrsash PHms "a, s' sg lc Bdw. q
TEX. "s G srSs' ST., Y $50 81. r. Ton IS
inaton st.. brooklyn: station foot OF A'' - ~
Of N J. ill csu for ana ~
me- % destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
y Ew.YoRK AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD.

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAII.ROAD.
~ summer Schedule In effect July LIST. 1894.
For Redbank Long Branch Elberon. Ocean Grove. As
bury Park Benar Spring Lake. and Point Pleasant
Trains leave Cortland and Desbroses streets 80
80 .sO except Redbank). +:20 o:iO. 700 m
SUNDAY: , siS S Sas s. % $40 60 Rsa
s:i5 $50. al 80 m ci;2o saturday. only. l;S1;
2:i1 $3.50 400, 1890. $780, O:io p m sundays v'io
A. m 30. 400 AGO..
Sunday trains do rot stop at Ocean Grove ana Asou!y
Park
RUFUS BIoDGETr sup't n. Y. L.: R:k.
J. r. WOOD, II. r. bA,'pWtN',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For PHILADELPHIA week DAYS. 40. 500. 900. 100
II 80 dining car1 A. NJ. 30 800. 400 BUFFET Paaa
Carr 500. 500 Dining Carr. 80 s;0 P h ~
night Sunday 40 900 IL 80 Dining Car. A. H.
80. 300 900 Dining Carr p. NJ, i?l5 night a, =.
For Baltimore and Washington. week days GOD ~
P. NJ. i2iS night. sundays 900 1870 pnins Ca
A. NJ, l 30 500 600 Dining Carp p NJ l?:l5 nlshi
Tickets and parorcar seats be procured al - ~
as ga. Lao 1923 Broadway 'sa SHAY ,p.S "a
Columbus Az. New-York; Court ST., SO FSlton -
Brooklyn: 9s Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG me New Ut III
Transfer Company Will call FOR and eheeS baggage AVN
hot Al tn destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW.JERsEI
Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals.

Four tracks Automatic Block signals
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty-st
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. March Chu,k n
40 5:I5 9i0 II As. to Easton. a. NJ. i:lo i3l "a
10 Easton). 4:3o, 5'+5. 1870 % Allen'own.. p Y So
Sav. 40 7:I3 A 81 90. $50. 600 p. N.
For Wilkesbarre, Pittston and Scranton. $40 A. Y
1:IO 100 80 p. NJ. Sundays 40 A. NJ
For Reading at 40. 500. $40 1000. il:30 n
ITO 20 900 400 800 5:i5. 1880 r. ~ 1918 rIrs
sundays 4:3O A. NJ. 100. $780, 5:3o 600 P. ". 10
For Harrisburg a. 40 %. e:io A. NJ, iia In
400. 500 5:45 p. NJ. 1913 night Sundays. loo sA
600 p NJ. 1918 night.
For Sunbury. Lewisburg and WIiiiansport At ~ 50
e:lo 4. 81. i:Io lao 1870 p ~ Sundays ';3 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long Branch Ocean Grove. &C.
FL, Red Rank Long Branch. and points south 70 p-s
Pleasant. t:ao $3.50 to Red Bank, SIP 1922 ilsAx
Il 20 p NJ. Saturdays only $50 2:l5, 800. 40 ~
PARK. s:i5 A. NJ. 30 400 p. ".
FOR LAKEWOOD Toms River. Barnegat Park ~
Rarn.gat 40 SIS A. NJ ! 30 40 p NJ
For Atlantic city. Cape May. vineland and Br;ws
' To- Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highland B.,A
40 Sis II 80 A. NJ. 80 40 e:i3 P. n Sudan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

A nyyhssss,ssxM ;SSsk R1sSSES VII o.l ~
way % door north o, Thrty-nrstst.: and ADVER:
TISEMENTS at the following Branch Omce.: 20
EiRhth-ave, o. corner Twenty thirdst; lb3 9xth-ava
1877 Fourthave Fourtsenth-st: 100 Third-svs.
corner Forty-seveuth-sGI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

The dealing. in Brazil coreer so light that IT is
s ss'f is GaiisS IN
sDo & ,f r9s sale For or MID caee there Is good
a.. fun maIss sos ssasr m hAsx nos .ss
trai American. private terms
only s' moderate ,SSSns demand Buyer. taking
straight SS pcs MILF ar. stns w is.
s. Il, , $: s:s. ri sss S ss:
s seT two says Phi. soGsS1' 800 sS.
Sc ss'i SS ;: % s g; s .1sns
e: sales srf SSss' We ~
s.s .is:sy :ss: %:
MsSM.I hs"SsSS: & 20 &:
::ssy : sssss s s: % ss
ia: SCI is.s %s ia !: 90 &c meal s'S' ''
VIZ a:. as s wA sf for
much animation to trading most OF the bs,nes,
Ss s1.. fS Sd Sey 'se
s sssr si'9s.'11s sa ia &
v wsis ssS' ana Paris 10 esn,ne:
S'. y; .!=s.s ssss;
Wheat whss. ers as prospects pros s
s sse VISIBLE 81 supply in the
bush 1s s5 SAN that n. Tsss 'sG Clair. . Kin. tn.
IL, wheat crop nna . Ia.
ucus average The International grain and seed
Market opened Vienna to-day. Estimates OF European
crops IS compared with thosc 81 1898. were given as
fo,low.: Austra--whcat 100; rye o. barley os and
oats So. Hungary-wheat. ae rye. 30 barley "a: oats
S. io1 rye sS barley 100 lo7 oats 1E
1,rsnt Ir,ainwheei ioS barley TO-
Wheat s.. rye. OF. barley. 81; oats. ~ Moldavia-
Wheat 81. rye, 0O barley. 30; oats 20 Wnllachia--
wheat 81 40 barley o 70 c pats 10 Tn. nd,an
Wheat crop is placed 100000 900 bush. and at
nsss s G.s ssa
20 g,0 COS bush nearly al, wnter against 80 bush
last year; winter 257 35t bush. against 80 4ss bush
seahoard receipts 4sI soa bush against c94 s4a bush
S,sh against 2s6 bush. TNe marke, for cash wheat
WAS lower active IN sales OF 321 OO BUSH OF
which no OO0 bush were for export No red ts.UU
brsh September price delivered; No red 1sUO bush
&c over September and 59&59hc. b; No Northern
spring and No hard spring $50 600 bush 70 arrive
Septem5er closed $50. Nc september. b. store.
AMI nc September price for canal b. ahoat
CORN-Thc market followed she course OF wheat
somewhat and Improvement OF about &c.
The above ADVANCE WIS May corn. but December
onened VIC lower and Their ,eld steady There was very
ittic hand concerning he corn crop ON
This pont G. A. King Co. that the SEPTEMBER crop
rsnort comes the 10th OF next month"; and that
.one Chicago guessing what II VIII show on
srnearnnce 81, the of the month The bears say
ri the Government estimate on corn b Probably VOC
low The market for cash corn was s'sady Win snr y
""s noo hn.. - follows: No corn 1900 hnsh O-'.u
sSL in store and 5000 bush 62isc delivered Closing ~
"a rsked No white 5000 bush. WAC insore. i,
Cxra-Tne market for oats WAS quiet ana un'nercssms
c.i traders moving but little disposition to operate Gu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28
49, SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN Grove: ETC
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Nornar.k
Rumson Beach seabright Monmouth n y Beach and ka
only. ice. BIAS. 40 $50 p ~ Sundays. 900 il@
A NJ 100. 600 p. NJ.
south 10 Point Pleasant. 100 A. ~ 02S p " sa,s,
days only. 100. 3:45 4:3o $50 ~ SUNDAYS ,sIs.a
For Lakewood. Toms River. and BaFnegat 40 u,
90 3:45 p. II.
For Atlantic City. Cape May. Nlneland and b'iiseA
A a %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-28

Gram on pa11, Kingdom Continent. Total Chanse';
. ,. ~ o3o 600 10 3s6 90 20. $500 Dec ~ " "
C Wnra' iush 100000 10000 asioon' &c ","V'
corn uus .. ~ v.bIe compared with last week eisl.
Ana VIII" Wv on nassag- Visible Total 'lhnsrs,
49,. ~ TGs 0fo &, III CO.. -. iS9 60 Inc 80 ~
Waeh pusn' SO COZ 3O3s 6.s1s.''o Inc 'l'"'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1894-01-27

According to one of our exchanges,
a lady OF its acquaintance claims to
have found the secret Of the combiha-
ton used By the institutes for curing
inebriates, and adds that a cure can
be effected at home as we'll as at an
institute at very small cost Here is
what she says concerning it:
so much is written regarding the
gold cure for drunkenness that we all
know Of the great good It has accom-
plished. Ny husband, who was a
wreck for years, took the treatment at
an institute over three years ago and
has had no desire to taste liquor since,
but it cost 500. / have abrother-in-
law. a chemist, who was a slave TO
drink, but too poor to pay for treat
ment He analysed the medicine my
husband brought home and was en-.
abled to cure himself, Four Of our
acquaintance also got the ingredients
and cured themselves. The following
lis the prescription Eiectrofed gold
10 grains, ammonia Z grains, com
pound fluid extract cinchoua "A grains
and fluid extract cocoa Il ounces;
take teaspoonful every two hours
when awake. After the second or
third day there viii be no desire to
drink. Medicine to effect cure will
not cost $3.50. think every news
paper ought to publish this prescFip-
ton.