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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New YORK August 3. 1894.
BEANS AND PEAs-General market stil very quiet
there IL steady holding Of all kinds ~ domestic
beans because OF the light stocks ~ such
strength AT the moment Scarcely any
thing doing red kidney. and IT II 10 buy. best
marks 50 20 Foreign medium moving quietly IN n
tobbng way; not much call for r"a Green peas slow
We quote for choice quality: Beans domestic.
per bush 81 25 medium. 81. DO pea 81 % do white
kidney 81 40qt2 co. DO red kidney 81 G0as2 20 DO turtle
soup 81 o59s2 do lima California Ceors 81 55a12 60 do
foreign. 50 5Ods2 10 do foreign. medium 81 45W
81 co. do foreign, pea, 81 o0dt TO- green peas. bbls
81 079sl 10: do bags. 81 02ta$l %; do Scotch VI 1910
81 IN
BITTER-Buyers well supplied. and there was
very little call FOR stock to-day The general position Of
the market. however. Is unchanged Advces indicate csn
tinued dry weather In the producing sections Of the
West lighter shipments in transit FOR next week. and
relatively higher prices at many other ai-iriI'
holders unwilling to modify their Views. and the
limited business doing about late prices We quote
Creamery. State. Pennsylvania Western exras 23c
do rsts 2O42lc do seconds IIulsc: do thirds. 4Ubc
State dairy; half hrkn tubs extras 2ic; DO nrss isa
20c: do thirds to seconds 14di7c imitation creamery
frsts l6dl7c; do seconds I4n5c Western dairy hrsts
i5aI6c: do thirds SECONDS. i2Aa4c; factory. June
make nrklns hdl5tc; do June tubs. 13h1i5c; do
make. hrlns. i3,,alalc: do tubs nfsts. iaaltc
do thirds TO seconds. 12ul3c
CHEEsE-Demand was slack again to-day. ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COTTON-Market closed with net advance OF 20
ponts steady. Total sales were % 100
bales. The highest and lowest October was 6Coc ana
65c Trading almost entirely local and hGht me
first sales made advance OF about points
There further Improvement on the Liverpool weekly
statement showing EGG demand Tor spot eo''on 1 oa
bales and decrease OF +2OoO bales in the
supply warehouses for the week. and decrease OF
~ 900 bales compared with last year Some iocn!
traders hoping this demand Is the forerrnne OIL
business for spinncrS account Others
explain large demand Of spot cotton a. lverpoo oy
stating spSners desire 10 get few days supply on
Friday night and end Wednesday morning. In this con
nection interesting note that reports came rom
Orleans that inquiries are coming from France arg
the for August and September shipments wnh
thought that European spnners are wofrg WIN
very light Some weak Spots were developed through
the OF rain from Texas and the inceas
ceive6 to-day OF cotton. and Houston lss
bales markeS In swayed more or less by the local
temper operators and buying or selling orders put te
market I'D or down a few points There does not seem
10 be anything which 10 bull the market but on the
other hand tnidy Of the bears seems 10 preven,
any decline in prices Last TUESDAY cloths 500
that that they JOCK TOT an al
vance in prices in the future and they think
N Tverpoo today was attributed falling OF Of the
available supply that point together WIN me
light receipts this country is said that over 2ooo
O bales OF sold for delivery 20 European
merchants ana 10 New-ngiand spinners from the an
tcipated crop The Liverpool weekly report SHOWS saes
OF go bales the week against loc bales last
and $1,000 bales last y~aI STOCK OF all slnos
2S2 goo bales last year q which American. COS 90
bales against fo5l 600 bales last week and lu2l 90
bales last year Afoat all KINDS. TOO bales against
makes the total available supply for Lverpoo z8Z"
bales against bales week and 232'oo bales
Openng range and Close to-day and closing DIGS the
previous night and last wear follow;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04


PFFNFs RECEIPTS. - CO.. .- -'t i''i ''
s's gl'crets bonn" u-e i'' 0r. f.f $50 p 'ltc o. D
dressed. an 20 cars . fi' rlt.-' n't'ff N'' =
h~d over Norlaf. - rar- ff - ..in
at.u' Ioc rer 100 = p-r.. .',. ~c' w'n ..- i- D.
Ir.nd. aai were wHni' '7.~. 'r .'t '' .- '.
iar~l Ifice. Atnu' " e"rf r'fr '""'
Tu-op. P'or - ch. .. r..- '..~'. d., 81 t - ''
- .rcl ta,. ~, .. .-. ...t a.. '4' o. ae- r
f.~. ard 'aa- - Ir,.. t. l-a''1 30 g. 20
e r,r n arI Aae,'.,n ..-.r, .,rs a' i>aH.a o. %
n'sr estimated 70 -~l velr.+ 'r'. o. 't a.. ~
4 sln. 90 fh' spain. -" r4"l- o. y 3D. -.r' '' 80
2ci VI. Goldsmith. fNr ~ DOL o. 30 .''r 'f
-. -..--F %. o." .a'f." HfI D. 'f-' titffrf
S-or rrrschui a. ~niEl-r-rf i~' ...'- Do f. "a
g. - Gold.mifh 60 Dsf'i. .r ON. '~.f d" fr'i N
-" fuGr.. - bead "n 'a' '..' ''. ''' POI 49,.
o'h't'. nl f'r s-hwnf1,r'' d" 49, 49, ~
qua - t~rf Do ~" "ifii iA.''''"-
iaazrr '.'a, g. ''o n..s ~ f, r'.r'ei ~ '-l
o't'l". Sf-" ,I'"fs 80 .''' ''' l'. 80 Co., ,..
SCI n ~ u.s. . - f,.- " II, 90. /.
tfr'm -" '' T''' '"
t.'' l"-' ~ DIT - .. ,,,. , &.
- Il. l"' y - - l.'' 49,, :.
81 81 - 20. 100 = q. ar o'" f' '''i - A.
! Slautefg D 80 'hI0 ''"'r' 1870 y ~ - co..
i - 1870 y ~ - 500 , ,.- ID,
d. 1872 y. a' - 90 = 10 i-'' ~ -, So"
~ o.~' 81, y, ct 81 20 o..
Nent'9 -, 60 ..n'yi''"'" steers lo'.' u ~ = 40
Ken ~" n 80 y -
ala - lt".'l'- 10 h'nl "' "h'. 80 l'.' .
SlS',"h ~ m%s'"f WV" 90, 49, ',,' M >, I, M ,y
100 49,, ", ,,. -. TO- $50, COL o., .,,'l.. ,., Is.
Sold 80 - ipAs' . ,"r lp' y faaot &c. a. 3 '' .
lunch - rras-@fs ana huil"fnlh. 80 al, .i''" patr
Tl,e lcmaas fer dre.cd o'.e. "a nsit a. go Or
oolnir, dr"'-"i l"ai~. t." "'ira d. 70 US ,.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

cmr,co Aug . ,sYe-nr Corn wfs mo a''iv" mar
S.f today ienr .ai'-l sharply iN protest. nails mi
living ,,e- 90 'ak ~ frst lu' finally closing rather
ve.k Iro,,.. f.' af fn. .i"r.ng hr tie country
hal air, its aI 4 corn nni fhn' she"ou could Dee
brought about september opened ~ va r'nfs Hln
tween - aud 49, cents. AMI 3D. Sol ~ 4',. cents W
oi.7~i c~n's s1l between &C., AMI ''s cents ana
c,s-i ,f i1-. rrn'A There was nH ta!n ,hr,nth me
Wei anl ra'u p'' phcei"i ~ Siiufln' i'si SIS
were prrrf"! - 'sls.i places in NitDnfn anu Iowa
There w~r" 'rr, e''"nE riti"f On w''r' iu. - ~,
,.. in-iInrd ssmpatAr" VIZ corn Ih" l1s' pIi'"s
wef~ .u1. under Thur 10y ""pt"r per .p'n'i 80
T.. s.ll t"'p~cn jiis and ~ and III 80" az ~ =
nfIn.e ,~-, larg. -DS today p3 estimated Tor
s,,u-i,y r. s r, ec,cd the local stock her" Monday VIII
,,ow au rrr~asc = 2oNoo ana hat rho visible sup
riy vn Increase 1u"po bushels chicago s' keeps on'
= I'm t'A"f iu'f h"'H
oars closed with advance over IhureitN. S'p'em
lor op.fef % ~. sold between IN ana 'o.. ana
closed 40 charters were made flr l'oooO bush
Dis
Provisions strong par'i uarlf strong Tor JAN
lazy. Outsiders getting more Interested fepl" VINO
have rfi buying PROVISIONS ana people
short ~ uu'ins provisions a' h~ig' January
ro~k which 81 % ThrsdlN. 'los" today
1T So lard. which l's". lhurs aN ~ 81 ~
closed - JauIary rits closed 80 81 p. an
advance Il - Thor" w"rr 2'trr hogs Prices
v.fe higher The "-tluit" fDr saturday was
l1uub t'nd
On the curb puts September wheat 80, calls
cents. september coon N'r" 49,. rts aoN.
cents. puts IN, ,,fn N"f' 49, calls +6. cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
OTHER MARKETS TEIEGRApH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago Aug 3-caitlc- ceipts.
qs4 10 stokers and feeders 73ps3 - ana bulls
81 25as" u. calves 81 IjnSt p Hogs Receipts. 26"yl
h~nd market nrm: heavy 81 "dS' 20 mmon to choice
mixed - sOuS5 ~. choice assorted S. Ouxj IL. ltht
81 1906 10. pg.. 81 ioDA ~ Shccp Receipts 3.DOO
head market nrm. Inferior to choice. SiQS3 % lambs.
s2as4 GA
- Louis, Aug. 3.-Ca'u- Receipts. $50 head. native
n arkct slow. there b-ng nothing but common
stock offered The supply Of Texas cattle amounted O.
- MARKET active STEADY prices To-
thing calves. which sold lower Native 81 ~
COWS 7jQS2 TO- Texas s. iO@eS3 p Hogs Re
ceips $50 head. market active and strong though
ply The top s. O. FOR the beat sale and the buh
offerings brought - ,u5 heavy. - gJlfj liN'd
81 7Oas4 rs. light 81 9Oa' sherp-Keccips. 4co head
du~i prices OCULAR. impossible 10 obtain NOR"
81 20 for the best kind - lambs sale but th'rs
was nothing that be considered Heavy sheep sold
NJ x2 10 and light a s. -.
Fms, Liberty Penn. Aug Cattle Receipt run tight
market unchanged: prime 81 Joqs+ 10 good sass -
good butchers 81 5oTsi rough fat s3as3 Wofair Hight
1OTS3 good TO- and heifers 81 5oHS3 ~
Hogs-Recepts light: demand light: market DUH and
lower corn-fed hogs here Philadelphia 81 25as3 -
Yorker, S. 23ds5 20. common to fair Workers $50
81 -: pigs. $5aS5 10. good - oIf5. siFgs and
rough so"s S+at+ 80 sheep Receipt light. market dn
unchanged prices Extra. 50 iOdf3 30. gooi s2 souf3
fair 81 75qs2 -. 3ocnSi yenrngs 81 aONs3 -
lambs. s2gfa 90 veal calves. SipH "a. heavy and thin
calves, S2Tt3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

..ness on nearly all sorts.
the morket shows ',lng 10 accep; the lower bds,
pfeicrrhs 10 st~l - s,cck and buyers at PRIV
SHcur" rns,'nl ,o' ,nv,eS This gave very rassrI
me-, on arge fizc fu small "l1ss h,es wi,
GU. an oY'-S IA AZ &c Liverpool cables 50
cmo.n. state factory full cream large si]e hn,c.
fancy $500 90 Cd y, prin. si,9ssc; DO common
o. f,, -6sc. 40 small szs. fancy, en"'c' 90 ni,e
70 i"i, '" p,r, elCns Chenango County; VIM
bo,ca ~ Nisc: 10 colored choice 49, ,,, LIN.
.n"cT I A. a.. do common fair sac. fu' sN'"~
~ PRIME '.N''' W. ,
-Izcc >.-,e, ,,,i ard heary for the great lll" 3i
l,1N', IT, row good sound lots arriving
s'oH ,,.'rei az Itc but proporu,n 81 su'm
"a, ,le ls,ol quality being gladly soii AZ r. "a
ui~n buyers can e found VINO VIZ hoye :" g. Al al
yon,aec ye p Ne d,o ne Jersey per doz ie state
and PENNSYLVANIA. i5c. Western F''' '' '''
a. 'rfcrio- rrr Gaze. SlHs2 , ,,,. duu and low
tpl.ITs -FRTSII-Aprles IN largH supply uu.. ',,n
u pa also fa.or,ng buyers and hard - NOV ,,,i
ON -rancs IN Irodefate supply. but n'"uhs Wy
Ier,.,I ,,nl.ss ir,sua'ls good. fnN i'i'.'r
o ons R ngcro ' r.acs trade extremely dull and ncs
favor lie layer Ferries show no ehansc c tloafv
melons ahou, soadv lat all ordinary grafeS t'' ,
Hpp red varetirs POI hi sa$2; DO er".n ya5icc
75crs2 pears RaTtlr; southern yer DNsn ~ ~
do MARYLAND and D~aweTr ,oo'f - -,eS I COMMON
hm 81 5DaS3 do flapp's iaN'il 20 Iciaa,a~,
green binds 81 l0as2. pen hos VA ylanh ana
per baskst $inN 10 j., Jersey. ~. ~ -. N,,.. TO-.
nrn os =, Kind al quality per ~. 3alo' iack.effes
In ~ sgi.c' huckioherrrs - lOc. muskmelons. per
per g., n. nar carl. adj sl5OaS2I5 do per
100 sioGs2s " ,
FRiITs pRIED-Tae desire TO clear ny the balance %
Tho evapora,- apples aas lcl further shNiHG o.
few sun died aplies in first hands Peaches nn
changed hn slow; very iitle dong IN raI'"rii",
new chcrries r,n sid TO arrive a, ee'ut Nc
}ye ro, a orerrc fr next weeks dcvcry a. 9c We
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~. an
ening range and Gloss ,o ,oi,yvv ana Closing '''

Market closed steady . points advance colpare
With Yesterdays closing prices TTansierfioe nouoes
A ca Total sales sales NewNork spot saies 20
day and last night officially reported: tor ehpor'.
So4 bales consumption l535 bales; total $50 bales
snot market steady: rniddcng upands. So mddng Pr
tic which unchanged compared with yesterdays CLOS
Ing. 49,, ..o.. Ao,c.. ,,ies.
900 bales receipts 900 bales American <cVD bales
middlinc upland l316d Futures opened quiet partially
Lad decline; cosed steady 1874 70 2C4d net advance"
August 346s AugosSeptcmber. 3+3q34G September oc-
,ober 34ss 346Q3iI November Deem
Der 341d346 December January 34SQ34a January eor
Apr- MAY 354s Manifestations quiet. cloths dun IV-
rrpoo weekly stastcsTota sales since last re
port 90 900 bales: American. $1,000 bales. Forwarded
from ships spnners 30 900 bales actual export
bales Total stock 1905 Ooo bales American l.0'> 900
bales Total afoat % 900 bales. American. 1900 bales
speculators took 800 bales exporters. 300 bales
COFPEE-Speculaton was q remarkably small scale
owing 10 lower cables while fluctuations were very slight
An exchange Of go Tags Of December for November took
place AZ 20 points difference Rio market firm at lV' eis
advance TO IL Exchange lie lower al 81 Re
cepts II 900 bags cleared for United States 400 Rio
stock 1900. Santos firm AZ 100 refs advance 10 l12"
res Receipts 1900 bags: stock. $500 Cleared from
10 Europe for July $4,000 shipments % op
10 United states Rio. $4,000. and from Santos,
6s 600 Hamburg opened dull q 20 pig advance and
closed dull the advance August 20 10. September.
74OO October. 1880 November. es5 80; Deeember 10 o.
Havre ~pencd quiet at p TO franc decline Stock In
Havre 336<sO bags including 1900 Brazilian. against
sl4 600 lest week Including II 90 Brazilian. London
ivals for July 20 34s bags deliveries II 25 stock Au
gust J. 159 cS4 Havre lost 10 IL francs Sales. 1900
bags August 9525 September % %: October $500 No
vember $500
Contracts closed steady 20 points decline Sales
c. $50 bags follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

break Of I%a1%c New-York 4.oppins 70 80 night
in Iowa Minnesota and Wisconsin with YET err, country
feeling on The reports from me cit ~ al
were rom sources quite ENCOURAGING cms n, The
while other reports $500
showers had been important The ,s,rai;nn Of
weather report showed general rain or ~, - .or,-
rain There WAS however, n very sharp c"O1 u,.hco,
persture I'D fross reported in parts OF ~
And IN sections Of the Northwest on low NlIs s,t,,s
A. roqt AZ this season. II at all heavy is YER rreyer
not only 70 com but other c-op". VIZ -,r-,sst
Is 20 far harvested that. excepting m me Ia PR
and Manitoba injury would not be very $50 az.
re-or,s the states west Of the Mi,,,
inheed Of discouraalg character !"bH'
,,r-9prcts hut there IL undoHrcIy 49,
FOR believing that general ranstorn AZ - ,- .e-r
would help considerable and the sudden u''Ip ras
pera.ure MAJ result In general precipntfh s,Iv
Irregular the afternoon. prices n'''lhb 80 Lover
with. however. tendency late In nc %I.,,,r cash
prices market closing quiet ~ 'sHl' "a o,o ,,eh
corn wos Irregular and lower. Sales lnciuicl 49,
40 corn. jJ'.4jjisc In store; ZlVo uu.' ~ 10 600
seo,e,rber del Vored September closed M &c am
msh n, 2i.Q2c OVER Sel;erher newt week aho ..hc-
~ the r,oni .OATS-lcaliNgs In oats were ~" -.
small scale with the action Il the mersel ~, =, 10
developing a heavy unicricne leaving on ln' ~, a.
&c not decline Cash oats. however were W 'c,a1 ~
though the advance. No = OATS "FIe
42c asked. 900 bush No white SOFA a! ~ -
No 2 white at 42c. and 1900 bnsh 'rao" "H',e " .
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
k,,E|i5''|iEEk!iS|19|a

The New Route to the FRr-Fmmed SnYuenay'
AND THE
ONLY rail 10 the delightful summer resorts anu
fishing grounds north OF Quebec. and 10 Lake ST JON"
and Chicoumi through the
CANADIAN ADIRONDACkS.
Trains Chcoutimi with Sasuenay Steamers
for Tadousac Cacouna Murray Bay and Quebec round
trip unequalied in America throus. maehess forest
mountain river and lake scenery. down tho majestic
saguenay by daylight and back to the Fortress cl,y
touching a all the beautiful seaside on the Lower
st. Lawrence. with their chain OF commodious Hotels
Hotel Roberval Lake ST. John. has nrst-csss accomno
dalton FOR 800 guests.
Apply to ticket agents OF all principal Cities.
beautiful illustrated guide book fire., on application
ALEX. HARDY J. q. SCOTT.
Gen. +. & =. AIT. Quebec. Can. scey. y Manassr
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Aug 3.-coton quiet; midiling. &C: low
mddDg Gxc. good ordinary. orc net and gross receipts
n bales stock. 7,ii0 bales WeekiyN and gross
cclpts IO bales exports cuaswise ia bales. sncs 2tb
bales: spinners, l13 bales.
Norfolk. Aug. 8-Cot,on steady; mddng Ga.c. low
mddng 65-lGc. good ordinary. 5rsc. net and gross
c"p 2' hal.s: exports cosstwse, lC5 bae- sales. ~
bales; stock 1D2 bales. WeekyNet receipts 4i3 bales
gross. CAB bales; exports coasvse. 2I bales sales.
IA bales.
savannah. Aug. 3-Co;ton cul: mddinz cssc. low
mddng &c good ordinary. 6c net ana receipts.
% bales coastwisc AZ bales. sn.~s - bales
stock 1881 bales. WekyNet receipts 3is bales; gross
$50 bales exports ooas,vis i2o6 hnes Saes - bales
New orleans. Aug Cotton quiet and steady. good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH EAiLkSo sA A..
~ summer schedule in effect SS.S ocean crow;
bury Park B-lmar Spring Lake. and ON g ees -
Trains leave foot Cortiandt and s,t.rias o.,
go % 10 % 40 (excep, Redbano. 40 DIV III
Sundays s:ls 'o45 m. 3l5 m "A 40 Reios,na
sis 1880. 'li:3l m, S'i:n saturn ~ sun.ays y"
PTS $50 400 'i:30 $50. o.lI p W.
a. n,.. so 400 y. N. - ,.,,y. ard As''''
sunday trains 90 not stop a, Ocean '''''
PAX
Denotes express trains NJ R."
RUFUS BLoDGETT. sup't y pHLpw!St
J. r. WOOD. H. :, y r. OF NJ"
O. p. A.. Penna. r. X. O. j. ~ - - -
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n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'I

Trains leaye foot Of West 42d-st as follows - "
earlier from traDAIln-sL ,,....t Ard Nd
IS a III. Tor West cornwall. LaAes M9A01HH sls,s,i
nsNasku and Waikiki Valley stations. ass,Hrs".aAs
iVs"ntneburg Ellensllle Fasburs ID. egty 1850
Scranton Walton Delhi Sidney. Ne" oe''n' ''''
Utica, oneida, Fulton Osweso It'll uisal,.sr,
p1S a m daily for West CoFnw Az, 80 Yals
MoominxburE WuIstboro EIenyiIe NorIA 4s ~,
burg Uurleyville Liberty Falls. lloei.! " INV p-~1..
IS D m Saturdays only tor M.-Iis.9"' cSn,rss1s
turs Wurtsboro Ellenvne. hounta!ndaIe Ipsk,aa.
Falfssurg' HurIeyyillc Liberty Falls Liberty
LIVINGSTON Manor KocAland. ,,,..-,s., slosi
M 10 m FOR Lakes Noh nix. All MIMI, -
Ford Middletown Wur,seoro Eient Ne tsI,. Lbery.
Centreyilie. Fallshurg. urrlcyvtie Lioe'" f
Parksvie. Livingston Manor . -, MIL. Malt
$50 p m t9r IVY, Wss' C0TnS r All cryssi Rsn N.H'
town Bloomln gburg Wurstto. EAenyihe. ,,ghars FLt
7:t5 D m daily for Mltdrfovn siuor,' ss'Sn.y 50
bura liberty Livingston Manor. Nalton al pc:1
wich Oneida. Fulton. oswego hi1saia az, chsi ~
west. Pullman sleeping Cars. zee 's0"'
10 Chicago without change ,s =, 7-i pyss
Tickets and Pullman Drawing-Ro On s..sxrT,RsoN
General Passenger Agent 80 Bea'e''"'
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OTIS ELFYATINC RAILWAY,
CatskiII Mountains.

Connects with go 1870 and $50 rains on New
yo,k Contra, and ii:35 and $40 trains West Shore
R,incaia and with Albany Day Lin" and Catsln Even
,x Line for CasAiu Nj House. kaat"rskhl Hotel. Tan
,,i. and aN points on the Kaaterskin Railroad.
-1.,., the New-York Central
A LIMITED TRAIN on Saturdays at las p. ~
FOR Ca,sk wi,hou, stop connects with Otis FL Ry: due
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rdaIlne I-l6c: mddng csc low mlaSans cxporis 10
on'nsry ,.,, 90 bales: coaswse 400 bales sa"S o
tal.s stock bales. We'kly- ~ar,,ncnt 5G2i
S"ics ,rnss . G42 hales. exports 10 me , '
ial.s coastvise. 1850 bales; sales, 0''o p'''7'
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BALTIMORE AND ONO " III
Fast Express Trains ~ rtucinns'"
baltimore, Washington, Chtc"s"tN.,t.
81. Louis and All Poln,s TR \iNs .ui.

Leave New.Ycrk foot OF Liberty ST. SaE "a
cAGo. lao m ana l2;I' InNlSnISNATI ST aasst ALI
900 a. m. Geo p m For WAs 1tn3 Car, $50 si
MORE 100 A. m. III 30 .. M. lrnhh hh,,nx car, e.
D. m. ex sum 500 p m. 600 ,. IA n D y mn
night All trains daily except I'm N ex SUNDAY
For NORFOLK Pay Line. 80 p 'ii,rstc, and ,n sr
FOR NEW ORLEANS. via Rcanose = 81 D. m. da'p,.u
nooga through Pullman Si""pny Ia p'dwsy. 3 hvs.s
St 100 Grand St ~ T.. $40. ia I;scr,y ST. c. h =
inston ST. brooklyn: station FOOT Oh :, ms
VI New-York Transfer Co. will call '0'
gnss 20 destllatte"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-04
WEST SHORE K. b

Trains leave West 42d ST. Station SsS-lOA, - =
lows, and Is minutes earlier from Zoo; Franklin -;
$3.50 A. VI. Daily. Local to Blna.o. sleeping ~
New-York &c Bloomyille sundays only; esH Be W.
80 A. VI Daily local to Albany. Tor ca,ssiI Nd
ialns ana Saratoga Parlor ~ Albany s-nti1
O.i5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica, syra-us. Hssst
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago aSS
A'%ii.03 A.. Vi. Daily. excep, Sunday. 70 BH-r-:
and Catshil Mountains. New PaltE Lakes hohe-s ~
Ninnewaska. Psror cars 70 B.oomvll!e and Nss g
B.-II.35 A. VI Daily eIcep, SUNDAY. y Ca,sxiI ~
tains New Paltz Lakes MOhonN ant AL.esash ~
barry Saratoga. Caldwell, Lake George. PA'io' S@'
Doomyills, Saratoga and Caldwell H. s.,,, B,
1.IJ +. VI. Saturdays only. Halt-H iicay spe'A
Catski.l Mountains. Par1r car attached. -.,r Ma,
c. ITO r. VI. Daily excep; sunday. 70 caiskE hSs
tAlns New Paltz Lakes Moho2A ana Minnsa1s.A ~
bany. Saratoga PaE!or cars attached - hooA' -
COO l.. NJ. Daily. exc.p, sunday. f9r Assny
cuse Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Fa..s. ToroIla "
trot Cleveland. Chicago AL = LOUIS -. Al.
G..iO A. VI. Daily exc-rt SUNDAY tF NeNoos @
bany, Saratoga and Montreal PaF!of car % NJ
7.4S r. VI. DAILY e1cep, Sunday, ;or Uiea- syr,:n
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries seeplhs-e4' pA''''~
SIS r. N. Daily for Albany. riica. syracuse &C., 60
ttr Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto De''0I NV"
land Chicago and 81. LOUIS .,oo, pms
A H. c leaves Brooklyn BY Annex; Al1"' , pe
a. m. CO 90 p. m. Jersey cry. p X H. S'@V'n NV"
For tickets time tables parlor Ar s,ssp1s'iu =,
YORK. ana At stations Tim. tables principal s'''A
For other Information address ,.,
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