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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21

chicago 20 spcoinD New York 'ri'd to ltl wheat
to-day but failed The local crowd convinced tn"
New Workers working the cables. and that they were
trying milk this market The result was that after
the New Workers had bought line IT wheat her" In IN"
morning they could find no on. - on their hands
except decline The trade no, large the nn'ua-
only 80 May sold between 1SA.c nnd 5sh'. ana
closed at 5ss@jSgc Liverpool Was very strong; -" w"r"
the Continental prices. Exports from New York were
large 100000 bushels from all ports The Price Cur
said wheat feeding was being maintained II was
claimed there French buying ~ the seafoari
There sale Of cash red winter here for May snip
ment. 10000. Minneapolis and Duluth had larger re
ceips than last year 45 against 800 Primary ie-
ccpts the smallest in i've years only Smp bushels
In spite OF all the bull the local crowd bear
sh and sceptcal. The trade was OF holiday s't
all day within &c range. tn" close was -
under Wednesday May sold between 494c and $3.50. and
There TN prediction ~ rain every
for Friday That tended To maintain prices. ON
the other hand there plainly larger movement from
the country Todays inspection l63 the rsii
for tomorrow 800 These large carps tended 20
prices There not much trade Oats were
all day within i.c May sold between J2.c sellers
and 32i.c. and closed AT 32isc sellers.
Provisions Inclined to he firm. although duh
Hog receipts less than expected. 20 900 instead Of
81 600 The estimate for tomorrow 2i.OOo Pork Mt
the close showed advance Wednesday OF 2ifc,
lard and ribs. advance Of 2isc. .
the curb puts MAY wheat closed AZ 6s,.n5sasc.
calls. 5si4a5snc Puts May were toc; calls
49i1c sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21

Market closed very steady. points decline L" pom.
advance compared with yesterdays closing price rams
terrible notices Total sales. $500 Newly orr spot
night officially reported or 'i
sumption. 1874 spot cotton dul. mddhng uI
Ianos. 5s.: middling gulf, g. which is unchanged pm
pared with Yesterdays closing Newlork net receipts
1895; gross. 605', Continent A." Great btItSih ~
Forwarded G39 sales. spinners 1874 stock. loN'''
Total port receipts to-day, AtUW mus Tar lns wen
641 Exports to-day Great Britain. ''3", 'otlhrm
IL sol Thus far this week: Great Britain. 1871 az"
France 32229; Continent is2s0; stock l2U? i35 bal'
Liverpool cabe-Spot cotton firm: sales 1000 bales
speculation and export. 1000 bales. american II.Vp'
bales: receipts IL 900 bales American 1000 bales mid
upands. Lied. Futures opened quiet sellers al
26lI262; December anuary. 26ln262 Janu-
ary February 2Gl a262 February March. 2His March
April 3OOG3O1: April May. 3o2s, ayJune 3o3g4 June
July 3O5s: JulyAugust. 3O6b; August September ~. q
Os September October 3c9b October ember 30G3ll
Manchester-Yarns IN moderate demand, coins qu.e'
Bombay movement for the week: Receipts 1850 paes
last year. "a 0oo bales since January j. lo'r" paes
2OoO haas. Shipments last year. none ana 900 baeS
respectively January l: Great Britain 5000 bales
1Cl.sD bales. last year. 4fpp baies ana 90
COFFEE the oIening Of the local market barely
steady t. 20 poias decline. from which there was no
recover, The abatement the cholera Brazil and
Increased Rio and Santos caused liquidation
point activity. steady a. unchanged prices
no quoted IL 800 receipts. 5000 bags cleared
for the Unet States. 1000 BAGS stock at Rio 1900
Santos quiet a unchanged prices. good average
with 1900 bags Hamburg opened 2. pig higher. ana
closed December. Il - pigs January
% pigs February $50 pigs. March g. pfes Ap'
6S 50 pigs opened unchanged prices ana
az y Decenbrf $50 francs Janu-
francs February So - francs. March sc francs
April. 81 francs Ahoat from RIO or Ne"-Nork s1"ri
Contracts closed easy 20 80 points decline Sales
u BAGS. follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-21

day will make fairly favorable showing BY some u Is
thought tina. arrivals will fall enough to result IN
decrease wheat the decrease in interior receipts ior
Tho tor lavs has s61 400 bush The close was
Ia, .nd unchanged TO lac decline Cash corn was
onier Old No !. was quoted at SOC delivered ana nov
10 pecerhar price. jl7sc elevator J6oo bush
TC > out inspection sold AT 5iisc aioat Tor sNpo.s
feu cars OF No 3 sold 4Ssc elevator ana ~"
irsb ld ~ . white at $3.50 delivered oAIS-i ne
trade in oa. again Yer, much Tcslclel III IN. Wv,
roda IN cash The Interior movement OF oats NM VIZ
has shown considerable falling of, primary & M "a,
having decreased 10 W" nisl
cash oats were active and a iitiie aas''a '"i
vera q os1 Including y 900 bush No : AZ -
stor and Sic delivered. - 'w0 bush y" wn,c al o
and 20 600 bush track white AZ 31h4?c 'nt,"ns 80
uncba nced o decline. IA itlsl- ''.''
Quoted: saGtc for No Milwaukee ana ".a"" w., w., u
idol Western - MALT-Markct dull. new western
sna,oS e., -na SEEDS Market duil. cioNcfs''n
quoted nj s9nSo ~ and timothy a; - "'a>o ~
HI'C'KWHEAT- Market duh: japanese quoted d 80
and silver hull 3lp53c
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EXPORTS TODAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

VI loTl.
COTTOS-The first sales were made al a 1tSi''i' va
q nnirts which there was very
mis- in furn being followed 10y decline Of 81 . points,
snd ON mis- u sis m, market ran along on very
Eel unrl noon The moods of the market were nov u'
,orn,nnd especially by any outside news as thrie "aS
n fact no important making news Al nam LUZ
Inc cf-erlonn the market was stedCN 'ios"s we
steady =, with December point ne auVan'' a ,.s
other nontl points lower Iota sai'S >'''''
halss Tcleerans received from Mississippi ana LOUIS
sated Thai sric, niddling cotton was offered ." 80 ~
lvered mills which is about down 10 'hs IoWs' .
,7,iine short lime The auction sale OF cotton bo
YESTERDAY considered as fairly eooi success , ~
cotton traders. The average OF prices was al Ir.e
OF about per from regular prices win nS nEne
class goods in favor. the decline on sue e"'S
being only TO per cent while th- lo"gt ,
went of at decline Of L. t. u per cent inns "a
relieves anxiety Of cotton traders az 10 h' i.
nac, hat failure Of the sale would have had On the
market There is particular change III ui' mo.tHl''
f cotton tho REGENTS al ports pointing 10
$50 600 bales against 80 27 bales lasl week ."l'- h'N
estimated a from 1000 5000 bales against H. >'
bales last weeK 99 bales last Receipts at lious
ION to-day bales against sioS lales last we
800 bales last year. and Memphis ii6> bales akals
33l9 bales last week 49, bales last year Some local
Stafiscia1s figure that Will be- commenced
with about 7O00 bales of the crop In bond leaving
eight months in which get the 21oV ba les necessary
10 make the 1900 bale crop which Is me minimum
expectation This would be about 800" la!eS month
or say 65oOO bales a week from January to Srpien-
Der /. -.
opening range AMI close to-day ana closing bids the
nHa
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ta,s,ical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows

The marke' s nothing 70 eras about specially for
sss nominal on " the 6a.s fa t % Rio 40 po' F ana
lte for RIO No SPOT, We no'g d ,he faowins saie.
and l5e; ioo zoo bags R9 No PFC 200" bags RIO
iSsc and yesterday 1909 tags santos Nos to a;
o the en. m say w sit. Of 200 bays @ Mara
can, ana 10 s,afes IsnaS s on pr.a,e terms
FOR winter straghts and there was small demand for
spns psen The asking P G are d a. very Sun
than carload at time. Winter s'raigh's to-day were
Sed Total sales We're 10 packaee@ including 300 bbs
Western winter paten,s So 1898 ~, 100 bes CITY mills
S's ssfas@'s - oS o.
at So 5oas3 g. and loo bbIs clears 81 5Oas2 G5
81 FkotRNMarksi dull sales. F 800 bis 'y at
So G5as2 30. coRNMEAI Market quiet sales. 200
and southern 81 sogs2 % RAG MEAi-Market dull
Z, ns s,S Ss e 2ss 81 nf G% 81 d5 s@s IS
SIC: ooh s2lsas5c solh s24@ssc; loom. s5aeoc rye
eSseed meal ocassc oil meal ls@s sI ~ 3' cy sd
sJasoc
was a rather nervous quite an under
current Of s ,cs one %r R@ ss ns the
waite cables confirmed 1t. The final cable from Liver
G aS d Msl r our warp % 10 ctnm~s
higher. There was little foreign buyng. but was
10 be largely speculative. cash houses not being
We're made to advance but the Western markets held
prices down About midday this weakness West was es
Miller the effect 'ha; the wheat crop the
IN
bush OF any previous estimate There
also REPORTS stocks Of wheat In the Northwestern
country elevators the total reported being 2OGDOOO
bush with such q string 81 bearish from the
. Northwest there vas also "A littl" bulish
norris that No l hard Manitoba wheat had sold Port
Arthur al zoe The interior movement Of wheat has
shown marked falling of this week. and there be-
ginning quite number OF conservative estimates
looking to moderate Increase In the visible supply
interior receipts spring wheat to-day
were POS Oncluding Chicago 23s6 bush nearly
all wrter) against Do bush last winter - 500
hush against 1873 BUSH seaboard receipts. 2I421 bush
against IS s buss total 34 SOL bush against 465 Dps
hsh exports ga SIS bush. against 1l1223 bush Wheat
10 rally prices the cables were Intellectual and row
ard the close prices way. leaving on at the lowest
figures OF the day and at unchanged 10 &c net decline
There seemed quite little selling by yesterdays
buyers the showing rather heavy undertone
late Cash wheat 10 be steadily hardening on ac
count Of the apsng q the carrying periods Cash wheat
soId 10 the extent bush No red AT HUc under
Nav ahoat and 24OU bush ungraded spring
on priyate terms all for export NO red was quoted
Al Sx02sc under May In store. May closed al 02'tc
No hard Sc over December delivered and No North
ern 6ikc over delivered. .CORN-]he dealings IN
corn were somewhat limited to-day but prices were fairly
steady The large falling OF In interior receipts which
am cunts TO 10000 bush compared with last week and
100000 bush compared with the movement Tor the cor
respondng period last year. the comparisons pens TOT
the nrst four days each week gives some feeling OF
the visible supply statement on "eone'
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THE STATE or TRADE.

uasmor :oFlour dull saies 2 oSis ranuarS
iss,,,s.c: Tebr,ary 6OtaGssc; May G2'aGoz-.C
steamer 40 red 55a.q5c: southern by yc sample -. q
,nc do on grade J6isI591c stock. LOO WIG bush
5000 bush. Corn weak mixed sp2 rags asked
steamer mixed 46igTiGa.c: southern white i'', ,.s;
do yellow 4ji.qIss.c. stock H's - btsn saiss
t'nL o,t. steady ~ > white Western. 'Sn3Ni2c; ~,
mixca do a5ay5i,c: stock Gs ~ bush Rye slo" 40
= 57c. stock 30 800 bush. Hay firm: good 10 'hpc'
III, Sta0sI3 80 Grain frolghts inclined to be easy
rmttcr steady: creamery. fancy 2+n2"c; Ialie im
III I2a &c; store packed. loal2' Eggs qurt
~ conc dun. No l. i5s.c. Other articles unehahs'u
r,.,o. Dec ao-Flour du;l and unchnnsed corn ll',.
p's oulet but steady Shorts qulet PROVISIONS ~
r,it,for que: Northern am'ry 2'n:,'gc
.5r Cheose steady best Northern. I'snl@t'' N's'''"
iOaIic. Eggs quiet.
. chicago Dec 21-The leading futures ranged as io''
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NeW-JERSEY.
fAnthracite coal used eyciusiveivp
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on AND AFTER DEC 30 1894
Troira ,enve Station foot OF fiher'v-s'

tAnthraci,e coal used eyclusivevp
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on AND AFTER DEC. 20 1894
Trains eave station foot o. Libertyst
So ..:5 $40 Ola to Eastonl A. NJ. l:io; i:3o N1
4a5 57' :i5 to Eas:cnJ A. NJ 100 $50 90 ? 81
F' & sJ 80 p saSGay sna 80 wv
20 700 500 s,5 ,7a' j. 20 l2;i' nigSst sun:
For II rrisburg 40 800. e:lo 4 NJ. $40 20 100
zoo, ~ NJ I2I1 night. Sundays 100 ''o COO
o:,o A. NJ ITO iso $50 p. ". SUNDAYS 800 p.
E R.d rs1k ;n; a 3. aad soni T.. 's 10 70 70 P r.1
RarO Ais. 10 G:'5 p NJ SUNDAYS except Ocean
Gro.e and Asburv Park 900 y 100 r "
FOR LAKEWOOD
49, s:i5 A NJ. lao. $50. 40 P. NJ
FOR Farrnnedae Toms River. Barnesat Park and Bar
nerat s. 80 s:,s A. NJ. las. 40 p. 81.
Ter Atlantic ~. Cape May N'neana and B''dse''A
For Monmouth Beach. seabrieh, and nsha,d' q
Hay:sink. 30. S So li;a9 4 N ii2o i''' 'l' ."
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
10 PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING.
TON
For Philadelphia week days go. 500 200 100, 100
% D0af Sr Car, a. SO 80 a IS -, Pug r. P i:;
S Sr2 ' ssn 'n"' 70 S.oo ~ 'nns Can A st. so
600 Dining car 800 P 81: iais night ooo "a,
ninng Carp A. NJ ! 20 1880 800 Dining Car. 800
Els 0Isk, sg,days Zoo 10 ig 2.1 scS Sao
iih s., i2I Eas, 2lh s. 2s+ We, l?',h 81 81 Co
n o. rrosfvay Wnliimsburg. The Ncw- York Transser
company will call Tor and check baggage from ho'e! Or
resi- Hence destination
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oTuen MAnKrrs ~ rELrGn>rn

OTHER MAEKETS BN TELEGHNIli-
Buffalo Do Cattle Iseceiris lat - h'", ~
v.eI 10 ~ head consigned through, l'-p N''t'
Sew r. 80 read. on sair i"l r"i ma s'' -.
rough 81 - nA'a .l'N'i" > N'"N' ," e. -,
choice ~, rows. 81 iOr>3 -. ~ bulls - $40
Hogs Receipts ls-i - hour. l"U" No.
y TO-, hr,a consigned through 10 ia head, 10 So
Y,fl % 100 hcaa. "a sale c';1 head. n"ft.i 'p h''
aui. and Ior lower. ,l"g"I steady q" irui Nl'I ' .'
hc,vt WEIGHT Workers sid late at - 3'Ifi -. i"T
BodSi - pig and '.ht. - ,"pSr - N'N'" f'
ana lambs Receipts .s - hlu. '-i' beat. '.h l"
we~A ihur lar. - 80, head. ~ -"," t'l' ..s ~"
20, head. saie. S1~ head W"iA'i y" h'p STU,
for good prime sto,k. *gH ant '"- IT,, ''i"i''n
sales u C4aadas mad" rt ~ l"ts' 70 'N''' I
NATIVE lambs. 10, NJ 81 ?;aS' b good - .nn :, ~ ~
s, 10. god. Sass 40 ,uis .nd '.in,'h y -''n
u fair $2as2 % c1p,r wches Sib>' -" export '"'''
I'nion stock Yards Chi,ngo Dec 20 'aiuc ii"'clis
10 800 head Naikct generally steady. .nmm.n T." "NI'
and bulls 81 2jns3 80 calves s2asj Hogs I'rrcr'' 20
900 head Market nrm. Heavy. - |'"Si - '"Inn.n
choice mixed ~ l0as 30 choice assorted. 81 Wgs 80
pigs 81 25as3 80 sheep Receipts 1900 head. Market
nrmcr Inferior to choice 81 toos3 ~ lambs f2"s,
81 Louis. DE 20 -,aiti"- lscceips 3"'y h'%' Msi
light shipping cattle. - I'Nt3 SO ,if HhI
FEEDER 81 '3us: ~ COW, ana "frI =" ",pSs ~ r
Packing. 81 2nuS4 10 butchers ~ mas 30 fofkr' - ~
asa -. Receipts. 'o, head Mark" dun l"mo'
samsi native m1ed ~ 2'nsS -" pn,. ,,,,, market
prlme s5a,s ~ good s. l'as' 80 SO d hn,chc r.
3 S0@s; a. iirnt sockcrs syc,asi H. good lat cows
and heifcrr So io0sa - lIoss Receipts heal prices
a shade lower. philadelphia. - Gpsi 90 best You /,
% pigs gN 90 nss , Ngst r. ShGP SupG$ sI s 70
yrarngs oOas3 best lambs 81 spu>i common t. far
Lambs Sass IL
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Gas, oro,aion. were follows Flour w,s cas- ~,,n
price. n euye fyor Tnds %Ss 4a iaG 90 by ' san
< ~ 50 1a; 'g33 n nomSa mess p @1E
per- Ill 81 5asi .9 100 n s' s5;. ssS
: - g o 5ls5i .s FRY oox a@is Sc aaS 3,
whey dsles finished sods p,r Ea $, psT iii
nsccd 81 ~ I'd ~ ne National in,cri r 1.. @ ay
j. e5 marx. efS Eggs were dull and lower fresh
cincinnati pc 9ar steady :, ,Tn,s 90, @crp 1 ANN %g
mink @a 50 5oass 50. j. lan 5? ces2 $, d. 20 az m
2 ic@ ~ s. Sa s: 20 W = "' he,cgi sn
com rpts ishi ienm,H ~. r, ~: ,cow
- gls,i , . ds ,@,1r s"r st arL@ rn -
I'M M FOX ' 4,rsdv moss SO clear me's 81;
9',g 80 '.ar FANNY So Lard dull steam iaf
70 ke,ne 10 prime s'am G,Ss' &C. loose short
more ma toad Ls's. s s9oud7 rs @t'i
,... v'.. =, more WhlsEey mark 81 pay. =" -o
cr.' finished gods sid % ''~' Of 81 = were ''"
Mauaua~e ure - Whoa, vas s'.aa, ',daS p la,s
W ne 'n' r ~ IN New Yoi May opened at
,,., az ''. .,i I'd i5iy ac,e 10 '3'.g';,
rl,. Anti G aaa o.p 81 2. On 'r"ck &c az 2,.
,.sal, and ia en'nd ~ Nn'i, Is i,r .nns
s.s sr 81. oas2 - f'y'''' I-,m n.s sda. la
p ss. 81 81 - .a a' .a' vs,
,,n a,-,.. ue, - No't,w,s..n na ..,. s'", rn
.e, =" p, ia. 49,. tls~d vae ra' rr.naeni t,-iay,
' ,-e r, ...l,. lt.,ai 81. Hing 4, % Nv Nv ana
osas, n ,b nGk,. rhr ,plnoa sr, ,ir MA,
~ m n,w 90 Minneapolis AMI n1o'n VIII msa'e " me
.r ~, afIap.i. wheat rutlrcs % e.d ~ ~ higher
ian YESTERDAY NJ, ,.,''1 N s,i~ o. ara So AMI
".-i o.. 800 Jr'' en'ei '"''c'N p, 'o'' p.n'' on
y, mar ~ & g. oats n , WI " 90
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Through trains for Chicago and the West leave New.
YORK; foot of 'haubers-sl. daily. follows. anu NV
minute. earlier fro.h West 23d-st.. r
Ok A. M.-Vcstibuled Express for Wnyery. bng
c'IJ hamton. E.mra. Buffalo. Bradford and sA'~
rGrl1r Buffalo.
(.0n l.. M.-vestibu,s Limited. SOLID train for Snii
c'OO cago via ChautauQia Lake arrives Ceve.ssne
S:i5 a m. Chicago y. sleepers 70 S"F
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. pniRs car
E.Cn 4. M.-uifao Vestibu,e Express arrives Sun AZ
Wow \. NJ making direct connections for Detroit.
Chicago and the West Buffalo passengers '"'
remain In sleeper until \. NJ -.
S45 3 an SN cleSsS ae sS ana 70 Bao
cago and cin,lnnau' Dining .,,,
7 OCAL THE TABLE. TICKETS AND PtLLM..:E.
Il accommodations at 26l iO and Gi Broadway. loo
East ia5,h-st Chambers a3d-st ferries New
York: :l Futon Brooklyn 900 Hudson St. Honoken,
and Jersey Station Erie Transfer Company calls ,t
and from ho.eis and residences TO des
nation.
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WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave Wost Al ST. Station New for" as w.
lows. Ia minut earlier from foot Franklin ST.
.i..bO a. VI Laty. Local 10 Buffalo. ,...
D,i5 A. VI. Daily FOR Albany. utiea. syracuse hosn ot
ter Buffalo niagara Fl.is. Detroit chlcabo' sheeS'
saturday for To 49,, s,-.
Gals y. NJ. DAILY Tor Albany. Montreal utlea, sy NJ
cuse Roch,rter t,ufhO. Niagara Falls. TORONTO Nv
tfoit Cleveland Chicago AMI - Louis ,...
s;t5 T.. VI. Daily EXCEPT sunday for Utica S,Taeus'
Rochester ard Eu1a.O. y..,...
r. VI paily 10 Albany. Utica. syracuse, nDSnJ
ter buffalo Ma ar, Fails Toronto. Detroit Cle'eaha
Chicago and Il. .Ous - , .,ss,
For tickets time tables - local trains. parlor ana sesp
trg-car accommodations apply city Offices biookn ~.
New -Yo.k. and stations Time tables al pTih''P"
hotels For other reformation address
&. T. LAMBERT. General Passenger Agsn"
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot OF CortInndt and Desbrosse' SITS.
900 4. VI. daily Tor MACCH CHUNK ani intss-
mediate stations: connections except sunday for fO11S'
VILE aud READING. ..--~-, ,,.v
S:i5 4. VI. daily Tor GENEVA RoCiEsTER BUT;
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION b li. a., -
tho West and principal and local points. dlnlngct 10
Suspension Bridge Pullman Vestbule sleeper to Cheaso
lilo A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and in'e''
mediate points Connections for Reading and Harrisburg
900 v. VI. daily, except sunday, for ElllItA ana an
intermediate stations FOR Potsye and Read
s,iO y. VI. daily excep, sunday. FOR l. and B.
JUNCTION ard principal intermediate stations: Puaa
buffet paror-ear to Wikesbarre; connections FOR Potr
ago p. VI. daily. ,excep, Sunday for SOUTH PLAIN
FrTfD and iAtcrrn diate stations.
5:I5 g. " daily for Esson snd in.rmsdn'e ;,,'l9ns
ami ar pojs West. Pullman Sleeper xes'buiei train
y Y Chicago Sleeper - Ilufalo and Toronto c7nnee
lions f.r Rerdns and Harrisburg ..
G:3o - VI iaiiy excep, sunday. for MAUCH CHUNK
300 r. VI. daily Tor ITHACA. GENEVA ROcH.
ESTER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West pullman ~leepers 10 Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
CIR = Wlke barre 40. o,, ma.
tickets and Pullman accommodatons at ?35; ?sl et
sni 3.3 Droa way l43 Rlw"ry, 81 East Ian 81, ls
T1s, i25,i -. y y; SEQ Fulton s. Corr' ST. :"
rroadwav and Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn y. Y.
IT. Y Y Trarsrer CO VII call for and check baggage
rom hotel or residence through 70 destination
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NoMrAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique

" FRENCH Linz TO HANRE.
l., NpRNANIlE Ioiiot .....Saf r'c. =. u 30 a. m
IA BilErAGNE. Eupt ........ sat Dec 20 80 p m
Nev-Yo-k 10 Alexandria Eeyp, VA ,inris. "p 'ahi %
lr.s Fi-st-ril.s Sit0. second - >llu
FORGET Cenctal Agent. 80. Bowling Green
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CAVANNAU LiNE.-FOUR TIMES WEEK
- y from Pier 81 y r.. root ~ sprlng,st, M,ndiss
" Wednesdays Fridays .i-turdlys AT T. NJ FOL
" II RIFT Geni Ae,.J . nGGSSe g., = =. I ASt.
j. T.. ADAMS. @ =. \ FIR /. WALKER At o. s
e a p p " 49, IS co pier. - n. X
q NJ sORREI. Manager.
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. CINARD LINE,

"A. 70 LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN,
lm5ra pee, ~ IaTpania Ian i, ~ a m m
Lucsnia Dec. 20. go a. n tmhria Jan. ~ D. ~
I,rurla Jan. noon lucana. Jan -. 90 a. H.
From Per 40 North RiyeI fooi u Claikso 49, .,o
Cabin vtsspgc and upw l.i Second cab. 20. s'V
SIS according steam and acconr' ,f3tohs
s.reface tickets md roy .ll parts cf i.Hiope a.
very icv Fgr FREIGHT and passass aptIy * ''
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WHITE STAR LINE.

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IAIIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

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VI FOR 1EXAS GEORGIA AND FLORIDA.
eleven IRON hteaIA-hips assrcEatins 1900 Ioa'
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A DEL! GHTFII SIN DAYS VOYAGE ~ STA
10 GALVESTON. lENAs. Thence 10y .a! 70 MEAlGo
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SAN FRANCISCO and all Ca!ifoina WINTER Resorts
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points In Tcxa colorado Utah Au1onn California MeNl
- e. tcorri. Florida. Excellent accommodations
w. VSrt. Tor tar cD-piss Pocket Guid, Unaied freel
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nrD ~" LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

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IL FOR IA GUAYRA. Puerto cABELLo cARAcAo
AND MARACAIBO. VIA CURACAO.
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,,re y.ry superior accommodations for passengers
"''' W. HOrI.rON BLISS & DAL FIT.
General Managers .3j FroHt-st
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