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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-05
Railroaos.
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In New-York foot of barclay and
Christopher streets.
TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
Coaches. PINTSCU LIGHT.

Direct route to NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MoNTcLAIR
THE ORANGES Summit Bernardsville. Baskny
Ridge Madison. Morrlstown Passac Paterson Boon-
ton. Dover Stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
PATCONG IIackettstown. sCHooLEY's MOUNTAIN
Washington. PHILLIPSBURG. EASTON. WATER
GAP STROUDSBURG. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN
TON PITTsTON. WlLKESBARRE. NANTICOKE
DANvILLE NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose. BING
IAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH. Waterville. UTICA
RICllFIEIp, SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE os-
HATH. DANsyILLE, nUFFALI1o S, and all points
7:2o A. M-BINGIIAMToN MAIL Stops at principal
stations.
goo 4. M-nuFFALo, SCRANTON; pINGMAMToN
man buffet Parlor Cars Connects at Buffalo with
train for Chicago arriving V20 a. next morning.
100 H. M-SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars
4 y. M-SCRANTON, WITKESBARRE and PLYM-
OUTH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars -
7aO r. NJ (Daly)--BUFFAIlO SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON and EIMfRA LIMITED EMPRESS. Pullman
Buffet Seepers Strives at T:i5 a. m
900 r. ii. Daiiy)-BUFFALo, SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON RICHFlEID SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and O5-
WEGo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 70
Murrayst and 40 broadway Tickets at ferry stations
7s5 and e42 Broadway SO West i25th-e. 2so Columbus
ave- NewYork 336 and TAO Futon-st and "a Broadway.
Brooklyn Time tables. giving full Information at all sta
tions. go
check baggage from hosi or residence 70 asssnston-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
Ncw-York. June 1. 1894.

Now 1OTk juno Z. INFI.
BEANS AND PEAS-The steamer Britannia from Flume
brought $50 bags beans and 100 bags arrived from
liz nbIre There quiet trade imported stock. and
holders are shading prices little whenever II viii lead
10 Important business. Domestic offered
inely ana choice lots very firm Small white beans
extremely duh and barely sustained The value OF red
Kidney OF the orders
this week We quote: Beans marrow. choice. bush,
~ 70Gso i5 do medium 81 g DO pea 81 $685. do white
kidney 20g$2 30 do red kdney S2 40Is2 go do turtle
soup 81 D5gs2; DO yellow eye 81 sok2 ~ do lima .all,
sc 40: do foreign medium 81 5Oq<i G2z foreign pea,
81 C54S1 72 peas, bh VI oIitG$l 10: do bags,
81 O2il: do Scotch 81 %
M TtrErThe week opens with a pretty active trade.
iobbers were needing goods for consumptve
use and the situation seemed strong enough warrant
operating freely the day wore by quite strong
speculative demand sprung up and considerable lot. OF
cold storage inclined meet the demand and
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o,sn,ng range and close to-day and closing bios IN
,revtors night and last year follow;

Market closed dull at 10 points net decline as COM
pared with Saturdays closing prices transferable no
tices TO Total sales bales Newly Ork gross re-
ceipts 1915 bales: exports Continent 1896 bales ior-
STOCK 200 bales. Total port receipts to-day.
500 bales; this week SO1G bales Exports To-
.0J bales: Continent JJ6 bales stock
42S bales spot sales to-day ana last night,
officially reported For export 100 lales consumption
no bales contract bales total. 1910 bales
Gulf 9l5c. which is 1sc lower compared With Saturday
closing 1890
Cables-Llverpool--Sp cotton steady: sales. 1000
bales speculation and so bales American 300
bales mddng. l-lGd futures opened quiet sellers at
2-64d declne closed easy 44d net decline; June,
3GOs June-Juiy. 3GOs: JuyAugust. 3GOn36 August Sep
TENDER 36la 362; SeptemberO 3G2v OctobeTNo-
$685. November December zoos. Dece mherJanu
401s; JanuaryFebcary 4O2s: February March 4O3v
Manchester--Cloths quiet: yarns duh but steady.
COFFEE-Fary active speculation took place IN options
with the trend upward and active dealings for September
delivery. feature the difference of 100 points be-
tween July and September. indicating temporary bush
feeling fears OF small visible supply. Exchanges
made Of 800 bags July for June al 10 points offer
100 bags December for July lJ points and 100
decline Of u franc FOR the dsy. June. 81 francs
July e45o francs; August 80 francs. September. o. 70
francs October so 75 francs Sales. 1900 bags. Ar
rivals al London in May 90 l26 and deliveries
rivals al Antwerp IN May 42OO bags. Rio cables
200 refs lower No quoted u 700 res exchange de-
cned i1G to bic. Receipts at Rio, 500 bags stock
$4,000 bags. The Santos market was quiet and IN
changed 1900 refs receipts 1000 bags stock 70 90
bags Cleared RIO. steamship Coeridge with 5000
1925 pigs July III pigs; August. 1915 pigs sepcm
Der. 70. 25 pigs
Contracts closed steady points advance Sales
were q. go bags as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-06-05
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

NeNy-N =
-o-ro.- rL.-o ,-os loss in contracts
socne Of about points. August selling on Gls ms
call AZ l77 ID the highest and lowest being rs anu
ia and closing ia with the tone m tHe a.
dull Total II. 200 bales Iherc was ~"
snsc,ative interest either inside outside OF ihe ~
change II was thought Saturday that Liverpool nns'
show steady front to-day N which event our n@H
would better to-day. LNelpoci' nv"
eve- took opening y" I'm 7eo az
.Gld decline and closing net loss OF ABOUT 4-ou
cotton, steady. with sales OF loVp pa4es shu
nrices unchanged The annual election was helu 49,
and IL interest thah 'ne h.'n,t -
,rhe hnlf-weeky Bombay movement shows leCelp.s, ..
ON bales compared with 5000 Dales same petloH s'
wear The Exchange did not open until II ciec"
and this will be opening hour on Mohoay LOT tls
Other DAYS of the week. heretofore The TeSeps a.
me norris heavier than they nave Deeh lVl
time they showing 1865 bales to-day. against iu'
bales last week and SIG bales last year ~ Is 80 80,
he about 20 600 bales, against I'LL bales Iast Wei,
* 434 bales last year Receipts at Houston TO-DAY We
ia haes 69l bales last week no. paes ias1
Memphis they were l"- Oacs, aset.s' "
cautious and disposed TO nun no Tlsk 50 SN
on the slightest turn market against he1n fup
ae from TEXAS is favorable but In other sections
ia only fair The next Government report ~ cue Oh
H. ,o.h ~ hits month prominent Western grocery
bouse located at ST. Jospeh Mo, is reported as hatns
fatled and there is a heavy run on the banks IN mar
tI,v This has had an unsetng effect on our market
Secreary Hester. OF the New-OTleans lotion
7,l7S.6l2 bales published by ne
Enancal Chronicle" Mr.. Hester claims 10 nave as
covered that $500 bales Of cotton, heretofore counted
s cross receipts at Louis. in reality net receipts
81 sho,d be added TO overland movement thus
Increasing total crop ngures 10 that eA'ell
fore there has been difference OF ABOUT OVVO baes
between the figures Of Secretary hester ana 'hoss VI
1.-The Chronicle 49,, -,
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS 1T THE EXCHANGES

,rs. mos, innortan, sale by auction yesterday
,,.,s thar mad. nv william Kennedy. who offered
al tb. Trinity salesroom 81. III Broadway. le1se-
hold inter,-; "a 40 ~ broadway. tn" property
i- s-,,n--tory office building. on lot @NlD ana -
hold ur,ler IA S4l1g-' snug finrbor lehsr. AT =
gr,unI rent OF t.1yl per annum. Henry brish
w.s the buyer for Eitr. The same auc lone.
on.r.I ~ g.5 P4rk-aVe.. f0ur-story building. lot
~ 4l Tho S~v.- ork Ike Insurance company was
fh. pur,haser f0r 81 on Also No s23 East Ninety
nrsi.-f 4 fwo-story building. lot -JNlp. isaac NJ
Ifu,plf-l wa the buyer Tor s. ~ The southeast
corner ~ Ellzabrth-St ana kinEsbrllge Road
plot ,iyl.j brought 500 from Bconls W. Moran.
Lame, /. Wells offered 40. lt1 West HouStoh-st.'
A f1ur-story brick tenement. lot .'NloD. d. Lang
felIrr was the buyer Tor {2i""
T. T.. lnrraham Company offered three-story
fran. building on plof 5pNl9V on lnwood-ave,
south Of Nolf Place The plaintiff was the buyer
for slC1 49,,
Counsellor william H. Edwards yesterday morning
n.k,i Chancellor McG!ll Tor order Tor the sac
~ IN, Hotel Shelburnr. at Long Branch, y D. J. ne
order was granted and the sale VIII occur "lthlh
two weeks. There are three heavy mortgages on
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Railroads.
. PENNSYLVANIA.
RAILROAD.

.l.. IN EFFECT NAY 18Th sTH 'Gissfnlssndtst.
1890 NJ PENSsYLvASiSS car Li K r1I,ps;5sa
nd Sna sa Cars r ssR1s
lana SIS f AN NJ T csS99s s ia a. ;;s
200 r. NJ tHicxGo ' %S6 s. ST. r. LOT LOTS s'y rxp,rs
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars 70 ST. i IsMnshEEss
600 p. II. wEsTERS E&PRE = s....
4aS y' e. s6 St NJ fsffss sssi
Arrives clnclnnst p N Indianapolis l io:i IS pIss
$50 81 Louis R s. N ssc %%p RG5Dns
to Pittsburs. Connects for Chicago and Tosda ns g
px az Es S wXsH iSrS AND THE
g. s39 81 1eG mT"d pi MI Car! ia
40 Dining car p. ~. i2s sn n,r p,sins
ard and Dining carS)' 4'So Dining Carr 800 ?. n
43O r. M.-Richmond ard DanviIle Erpr.,, s.u-
500 p. M.-Day for Chesapeake & oa Ohio R.u-..
For n' OLD POINT FONTS c ON an ms NORFOLK
Charles Rogte A. NJ weekdays. and. with Tsr Ssss
ATLANTIc COAST LINE 900 A. NJ. daily Sleeper !.
Tampa. Jacksonville. and Charleston. 900 p X asu =
Fer ATLANTIC CITY. $50 p. NJ. weekday. VI,
For CAPE MAY. 100 p. y. weekdays,
P's n %ee SS Sundays 3s2 No. 5 Ss
not stop at Asbury Park and Ocean Grove on sund,s
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express 6:20. 100. 6. $50. 8 $50 Penna r,,.s
1910 IL A. NJ. ~ 80. !. 2:lO g. 40 s. a ;s%'
8 =. NJ. 1913 night SUNDAYS. Express els $40 =
900 90 Limited. 10 a. NJ. .. 4. 40 {. O. i%is
Ticket Offices: Nos. 433 944. i1os ii3 and au u...
way Astor House. i34 East l25th Street and as
Desbrosses and Cortlandt Streets Court street y
Fulton Street. es Broadway and Brooklyn Amer -,
ton foot OF Fulton Street. Brooklyn Station j. ~
City -"
The NewYors Transfer Company will call for and ebs.
baggage from hotels and residences through 70 dsstss
S. II. PROVOST J. r. WOOD
General Manager General Passr Agent
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Gountrn 1)roperlp for 5ale
Estate of the Late
JAMES T. FURBER
FOR SALE.

The country seat u the late JAMES 7. FuRbElt Tor
many Years General Manager OF the Boston ami hane
Railroad stem. offered for sale 70 close the estate II
located SnmerSworh. y. H., PA miles from DoVe'
prominently Fuited for the country residence OK
A gentleman desiring control "A frst-class stock farm
Mansion House IL 81 the finest country houses IN
New England. and contains 10 richly finished rooms
with all modern improvements. including steam neat
the fOrcEans house ~ rooms. "A large
Hay barn. with so. Cow Barn. stable PlgsetN: li.h
House House. All these buildings are elaborate
and spac os new class condition, ana buit "tteI
the approved and modern ideas with water bIoush'
into them all except the Hay Barn and Ice House
Wnfer Tank with capacity of 5000 gallons H. supplied
lv nm Eclipse Wind NIL. The farm covers about II"
acres of which Is tliage producing great crops
Hay and the other hnlf pasturage AMI woodland Any
further particulars. personal Inspection
OF the property may the Administrator, JOHN
Il. POOR. 2a3 Essex 81. Lawrence. Mass.
H. sALE-A few choice hrstclass country seats
L at Newport. the Hudson. and the Sound
NlLARIES MACIlAE. 533 3th-aye.. cor. 4tth-st.
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N Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R. l.

Trains leave foot West 42dst. as follows 10 ''
earlier from Frankn-st.; ,., D., Waikiki VALLEY
r. r. stations Middletown Ellenye fensoule Sorsica
Carbondale scranton. Walton. pelhl s'1"e'' So
Utica Rome Oneida. Fulton. Oswego. y. r,nres 20
3I5 T. ~ texcept sunday sullivan - tIan Mode
Waikiki VALLEY Railroad stations tamppsni, s Fa,buG
town Euenville Mountain Dale Cen,revhl.; snd LIw
Huriey1ille Liberty Falls Liberty ParN''"e' 81"
7i5 T. NJ daily. Mddletown. S'immi,yllh,,,o sinss
Liberty Livingston Manor. RocNiana wills rsns petrc.
Norwich. Oneida. Fulton. Osweso' N'"s''
Chicago. ,.,t,,s a, sTi Broatvaf
4''"''' "''- J. {. ANDERSON. u .fsx.yrx
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u.,r,MoRE a OHIO Il. h

onr wFaassiuI EAI?Tso5N CHICAGO. I SISTi''
L9ris AS Spn 1hhn t SS AL TRANS M
5 PuLEMAYY SAH foot q Liberty s., pf frB
cAGo 80 and is Ior "c1ffNScINNAT ST MORE
a. % a ao iIG " For WAsIiYS5JposSo o
a. m al 80 a. Dining Tsr r,na Carl 1918 nsRS Bay
trains s run daily Oo For hsS .
h hins ,Sp srs,oi and chstanoOra. through
nF Car o SSo IT. p es'i' as i.o Bwssy yso q
.o J'e arsn S% n az Fu,tew;sJJ ,.ussS
foo. Of Libsrtyst r. R; r., o. e. n Tor and cheek
.rs NEW ho pSaA or res!dsncS 70 destination
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WEST SHORE K.kI:: :.

r,ra,ns ,aavs West 42i-st station. New,irY,n-st.:
lows and ~ minutes earlier from loot f'a" -
:.t:sO A. M-Datly Local 10 Bunalo. syracuse. kocs,
u,i5 A. M-DaIly for Albany. Cuea' Syyisago; sscs0s
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit N" en-.
Saturday for Toronto. ,,o,,real Uiica, 80
5siI r. M-Day for Albany Moh'' Toronto. pss'0's
cuse. Rochester. Buhaio. Nasass f poeb-
Cleveland Chicago and 81 LOUIS ,,,,a syracuse rysv
stID u. M.-Day tor Albany uu Detroit C'''
ester. Buffalo. Niagara rams lam.
Gland ami Chicago. -, and sleeping car ss> srd
For tickets time tables paTor snI and YORK =. ~
modations. apply city onesS ncipsl hotels For o'D
formal ion address o, ,.,arat Passenger Asvvsorrk
- f. 2 vanderbilt ave, .,~~------s
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RnYAI BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMoPE AND '"ASi

TO PHILADELPHIA. BA 4LnI AND "''"''-'.
For Philadelphia week 40 500 s sso p ,sd@
II 30 DINING Carr A. NJ g. sS' sI as p NJ. Els
night S sunday 40 300 1880 Dining car car A. H.
30 600 GEO Dining caro- p NJ TIE I'm a1o ilp
Dining caq 4 n. 80 goo 800 gS I eDnns es3
Tickets and parrcar seats can be P'9sSqbI Dsas a. East
as gl4 lao 1913 Broadway -, oh, ,ss,ss s. Isl
it,b ~ ial East le5th ST. 26i West Ion s 81, s.
commhns Az. New-York: Court 81. so Fy w.s.y OK
brooklyn: 9s Broadway Williamsburg ne hsssags froa
hotel or residence TO destination.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.
(Anthraci,e coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals

(Anthracfe coal used eNcIusIyeyJ
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot Of LibertyTt
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk -
$50 T:i5 $40 II -. Eason A. NJ. ITO l;3 uN
70 Eastor). 40 5l5. 100 % Allentown; p. Sun
DAYS 4:3O T.i5 A.. NJ. 100. $50 800 P. NJ :.
For Wilkes0arre Plttston. and Scranton. BIO A. H
1:iO I.9O 4:3O r. ~ Sundays. 43O A. " .
For Reading at 40 500 9:lO 1000 nSe ",
10 10 31O 90 500. as. 80 p. NJ, i2p nfst
sundays. 40 4. NJ. 100. 1870. $780, 600 p ~. lib
NOR For Harrisburg q, 4:2o 500 olo A. NJ, IN ~
400 300 5:45 p. 81, 1915 night. Sundays i@ o"
For sunbgrv TewisburE and williamson a. 40 so
a.iO A. N. ilO i:30 80 P. ". Sundays 7:i3 ~
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. ETC
From Pier ;. y. r.. foot Rector =, puny,
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland beSen, - R R-,neh
Reach seabrgh, Monmouth Beach. and Long b's III
at 40 1918 4. NJ OoO = ~ saturday 'o'ay' '"'
500 =. II. sundays. $50 4. NJ. lvo :. NJ .,s MINT
For Elberon Asbury Park. ocean Grove, an t ,-
south 20 Point Pleasant 1913 A. NJ uoy r. D. p,S al
DAYS only. S:4j T. NJ. Sundays lexcep' As0u'' ram
ocean Grove). $3.50 A. NJ. , ..ao A n
For Lakewood Toms River and bs,hesa'' Wv - -
For Atlantic civ. yineand ard Bridgeton t~ -
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long Branch Ocean Grove, &c. g..
ror Red Bank Ione Bgsnch and ps PAN sS'n . "a Is
- as 10 Rel Bank Gi5 P 81 sundays. except OCEAN
Grove ana Asbury Park 900 A. NJ 400 = p M "a
For LAKEWOOD. Toms River, Barnegat falA ~
Barnegat 30 s:i5 a. NJ 1870. $50 J. NJ .o ~
For Atlantic cry Vneland and Brdseion t~ A. -
For Monmouth Beach, seabrisht and Highland Be ss
40 s.l5 IL 80 A. NJ, 80. $50 !. NJ suh1A'~ ""
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Visible supply ............ 400 29lO7l 4J3,lO7
There have been no deyeiopments in the market for
Brazil cOee the demand being very ign and PRICES more
or less 9o NINA s On me a hs OF n lo no On
for the coffee MIA coffee IS quiet, but about steady
sLoCR AND MEAi-lt was an unsatisfactory day in
but with the late reaction in wheat heavy feeling de-
veloped and the close quiet Total sales only
s e 8 iSsss 2e@s sss ssfsshs s 5sSss
and 80 '1G & 's sSs extra a" sb Dng
s;ea5 5% ss:
S@ wsi,s s 81
i8x as5ssc sOarss HS easy
ss & COP , 5SS 81 's o l'S scg:G saar S
ss s; G e aGm ST ESP '' 0'0n'sed meal " 10
GRAIN-wHEAT-The whea. market to-day exhibited
during the early part OF the day quite steady under
sard nSa night reacted &c 10 &C. and became dull The
s prices TSs SONY worked There was
90 o's start With Of passage cables
20 Se'ier mark higher and Paris 20 to higher
rSSes stated ihS, the Argentine exports dcrsass
The Western news was also rather f9 dhe Du
drou,h from the Mississippi River westward, and crop
iss5 coo BUSH reducing the total below 100000 bush
ss ss on Se Sses @ ss general
bearsh and traders sold for reaction The iact
%nss ne rS
ss p s9d sSasS iss SSs Ca Nv
trade was put through In ungraded red ut lie 10 under
July July a sns s Lat: CT cables Ss At
showing an advance all around but from India
issh showed increase Of COO bush Late
Ss bush a sS Ss;s Rss's 'sa At 's6
b. aioat and 5000 bush No Northern and Duluth. pr
for was firm and fairly active prices 40,
ana weather reports which OF unfsvohbe char
acter Statements made that the frost did good
deal OF damage while weather Is particularly
favorable the CROP There was decrease Of ooo
bush on passage Europe and decrease OF 10000
bush In the visible supply Local stocks showed in
In both contract and all grades Late In the
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Hl:EVEs- Receipts for two days. cars. O 5.osi
heada3 for city butchers 20 cara for export aye
active for tie city ,raae and some demand for eAIr
yards were cleared promptly dislery-fed steers
so;1 Sig$l 80 per 100 ID. common To choice. cornfe
raes a. 2oa3 So 6is. 80 Goasa cows, 81 900,
S3 3d. EAp1r,ers p1r1lastd an2u, 100 hesa & a
vices quote I,frreraled Leef lower. 7a17&c choice
the I'VE 20 cattle Tor J. shambcrg Son: 400 head
for H. Goiiruh. ana 24so quarters Of beef FOR \.
Morris TO morrow the France VIM TAKE out 200 cattle
saies-ihernOn culver: 1872 81; Louis steers. 1881
ID d ayFIas a. At e: 20 d" io2 h. at a, a. q DO
1911 H. s. ~. DO 100 H. At N33; 81 Illinois do
s. U.s. 20 ancastcr County Penn do 1875 10, at s. -.
d. l2 - at s. %Apn ox l w. at III . 2C
; ;!os' loo 3D. at ~ 's'''~n .9"'' Us. ~
ID. S 81 20; d. 1880 ~ at s. 90 DO IS, ~ at 5, ~
- DO l2 n e. s. 40 2 3 q 90 &c. i d no. e n 3D. 81 sG S
b. at 5o Il d. ,G ID. at 81 49, bula 1883 H. Mt
Se,g lsa K Ss e. =. e & 3ose n
10: IL ,a m o 81 q "a 30" 90 a. = 3d. mn'Y
K@n 'S S'"5 6se NJ 2a5 H. a; 81 a.
- o. 1929 ~ 81 ~ Is do 1924 N. at 81 4o Is do.
j. sha,nbere & SON. 30 Chicago steers. 1850 ID. at
81 co: 10 do. ii7s H., at $40
do 725 and 1910 No. AT 81 10 and 81 co: bulls. 1900
st. GSd,mh kentucky steers tdistniery-fed,. 1923
ID. al q 30 % DO li5o H. at 81; Chicago do 1850 NJ
At s. so do. 1901 H. at - so Is Kentucky oxen 1913
ggs,ns over s FsS Sa aSs head No
ordinary to good cows at s2j ana $40 per head: 90
stiSs and SO at Jersey City Market active at
e yards Of S P ven cleared s a ' a Su co%
'g a prime o. y al sS g, @ nj s esys. at SAL
81 q. Dressed calves nfn.
se5'i pei SS rs y S' Ss 9 s': 3. - 'ss"Es
a. "a ':, 20 d. ad 'i ,ss ~ Is, sa,, ,s
a. IS H ~ a. ,iS 4 y III a.
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sAMERIcA's GREATEST RAILROADS
NEWYORK
(ENTRAIv
~ HUDSON RIVER R.R. =

From Grand Central s,ation 42d Street:
$50 A. M.-Except sunday. Empire State ExpesA
Fastest train in the world.
$3.50 A. M.-Daly Fast Mail. For Buffalo. Nhssa
Falls. Chicago.
1890 A. M-Daily New-York and Chicago Ln.,sl
due Chicago $3.50 A. NJ
1910 A. M.-Except Sunday. Day Express
100 T. M-Daily Southwestern Limited for Cncta
natl. Chicago. ST. Louis
$3.50 p M.-Ex Sunday. For Albany and Troy
$3.50 p M.-Daily North Shore Limited Due Desruu
500 A. NJ. Chicago 40 p 81.
600 p. M.-Daily For Detroit. Chicago and s. Loch
Gi25 T. M.-Daily. For Burlington. Plattsburs aua
Montreal
1880 p M-Daiy. For Buffalo. Niagara Falls saraass
Lake Adirondack Mountains. Montreal. Ceysacd
Cincinnati. st. Louis and Chicago
O.0O j. M.-Daily. Only Sleeping Car 'Passergen 10
Rochester carried on this train
Ot10 p M-Daily for Chicago and Ogtensburg. and -
cept Saturday. for Cape Vincent
O,O4 A. NJ and 3:3S ?. M-Day. except Sunday .
PittsAeid. via Harlem Division.
Wagner Palace cars all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pinsch Light -
Ticket end Wagner Offices az Grand Central Seton III
esi 4i3 Ts5 Broadway 81 East l4hst. Lincoln Bultas
p42 Broadway c35 Columbus Ave. 90 West l2sth 81 I'D
18Th St station New York 33s and 126 Fulton g.. nt
~ Broadway r. D., Brooklyn. 49,
Baggage checked from hotel residence BY the wes
Express Co.
JOHN ". TOUCEY. - GEORGE H. DANIELS
General Manager Gen. Pass Asert
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ronnlrp propertp for Sale ano 20 fst

II edmond HILL I. I--SEVERAL PRETTY COUN-
~ TRY places with fine shade trees lawns etc. choleey
located near station postoces churches and CLUB WIN
fine new cottages TO let at moderate rates c!
viii be The preest. most select anu
most thriving suburb ~ New-Nork .
ArRrCK II MAN 80 Wall Street
JOEL. FOWLER Richmond Hill.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WLEKIY RECEIPTS
Te,s York June 4 1891
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n1rHARD CROKER GOES AWAY
Continued from First Page.

,, IN New-York In a few days and promised
be pan mo early In the coming week to COM
10 NV arrangements between us. IL would take
pleie deai of evidence to convince me that Mr..
gree nod any idea Of going TO Europe before
Croker =. u,as out when we talked together last
the W. believe that he fully Intended TO
Aon sas again as he agreed ana mat something
zee me occurred TO brighten him out OF the
country ,oo,,o
a.. Croker. accompanied by his two sons Rich
NJ, Ger IT.. and Herbert Croker, with his
sr. na daughter Flossie on his arm. sauntered
W., the pier OF the Cunard Line yesterday
S0 ,,s Not long before the signal All ashore
1ss shrieked out from the steam Wlls1e oI tie
big ~ Isnkins Health officer OF the Port. and
an hrother-in-law Of Mr.. Croker. WIN MN were
euSaeI T DAILY Commissioner OF Pubic Works'
M..@@T sergeant Cram. one Of the Dock Commits
aho The party thus constituted shook
sons with one another, and then the entire
h s,v went 10 two outside staterooms on tne
pa,Sr deck Of the Umbria. which were engaged
up'Wr Croker, whether an hour or a month pc
py 10 one but the Cunard Steamship Company
isMc,as know. and they will not tell: When the
omsnne 10 go ashore was blown, Messrs. DAILY
We We cram shook hands with the departing boss
s snd Mrs Croker and her daughter Fiossie kissed
san, goodby and they then left the vessel
IA All efforts 20 find out at the Cunard once IN
powlng Green when Mr. Croker hau TAKEN
bN"sage were fruitless. At first the clerks denied
pa Tr Croker was on the Umbria. and the only
.s1ng that could be definitely learned was that
" Croker had come into the office ten days ago
@'; rad not been seen there since. 1t may be
anu ,,hie that Mr. Croker engaged passage then.
q "a often necessary 10 engage even small
.,a,erooms a month ahead. Mr.. Croker ana MS
sons now occupy two Of the best on me OinorIa.
so cartman at the pier told Tribune reporter
~, two big steamer trunks and several valises
Una sa been brought down TO the steamer late on
rr;aay night and they bore Mr. Croker's name