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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
ncilroaos.
nCuC00OS.
Pennsylvania
e RATT.POhn
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses ard Cort.andt Street.
IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER TO- ls9a

IN EFFECT SEPTEMBER 10. 1894.
p 1880 Ns PESxEYL1ASis Gar 1a rsus
tom cars Hrr sspHi Sc Da"S sHd
A. NJ Cincinnati e:s' l. st. ard Indianapolis E.iSq -
2 aS5 f. H. c Il \ AND ST. LOUIS EXPIRES.
vile, and Chicago. Arrive Cincinnati 1880 NJ i'1
600 a1i r. y ". wFsrER sss' ExPREsspumar
Ea Pnnf Gars ca sssso ara Sev sss
7:a5 p. VI; soUTHwEsTERN EX?REss~Pulln,,
Arrives Cincinnati NJ Irdiancpois lois IS LOW
$50 L p pa ~ ;sS0Ha aX T9nss
Car to Pittsbnrg Connects for Chicago daily az
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON AND THE souru
s. $50. 300 1910 d.imited. Dining carr, il A. NJ asc
DINING Car. 32o consressional Limited all pao sas
night SUNDAY; $50. 90 !: 81 $50 gconsres.isasau
1l@Ga Zoo al r%'IoI ana D RnnT Cars 40 D
4.,0 p. M.-sogihern Railway Express daily Sleeper.
500 p. M.-psiiy for Chesapeake q Ohio Ranw.,
FOR 6D PoS AND NORFOLK via
Charles Route 4 ~ weekdays, and with through
ATL1NTIc COAST LiNE. o:co 4; ". daily. s..Den n
Tampa. Jacksonville. Macon end Charleston. 800 r u
FOR ois'' ATT1STIc ciTY. 10 P N weekdays. VII.
70. $%PE aMSy; leS p, = g.. ve S..s 5u.
42o. 5:io and ~ ? II. @ceT-iays suaisys. "a "a
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 6:2O 100 S. $40 Q $50 10 Pcnn'a Limited,
io:ic II \. ~, 1890. l. 2:l0 3. !. $50 >. g. 80 4
0 p NJ 1915 night sIndays, Express. G;l5 $50 4
$50 90 Limited. 10 A. NJ, > 4, 49, ). G. 7:iJ s
j. NJ. 1915 night
Ticket Offices: Nos. 1913. ga. i9G 1873 ii3 and 2s
Broadway / Asor House. and foot Of Desbgosses ani
Cortlandt streets Court Street. SO Fulton Street, u
Broadway. ard Brooklyn Annex station foo, Of Fulton
street Brooklyn: station Jersey city. The Ncw-Yors
Transfer Company VIII call FOR and check baggage tron
no els and residences through TO destination.
S. NJ PROVOST. j. r. WOOD
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

baltimore sept, ei-Fiour steady unchansoi; sales
months .st.d53c. October j+Njiisc, DeceHteI 1o.u
5Gi,c s,enm.r 40 . red Sic; milling by sample .,c,
stock 3.5, BUSH sales. i23.Np bush ,"fh wiz
mixed spot JIisc month. jIi7n5'>,c; yea, E'
.rn white GIc: yellow dfI5c; stock 81 np bush oats
steady, SO , whit" Western 33N3j,,c; 40 mixed 40
80 stock. 1909 bush Hay steady. <l2aSl3 ora" t
f..yhts very slow unchanged Cotton quiet 70 FRO.
visions firm mess pork $40 a. br.k shoulders re- t'r
ri, sides gl.c siies l0c cured shoulders -
hams small lii.c. large. i3'sc lard io':c Hnt"r urn
fancy crauery 21d2ic ladle. i1Nlsc store ph'Nrl !
gi5c. Eggs nrm. 10 COTE" firm. lcc. sugar sf"Hs'
81
r. g'on Sept, 2l-Fl,ur continues quiet. Com Gn'c'.
oats qu!., shorts Provisions firm Bur"r I'm
northern creamery .5c Western. 23N2c Cheese hrin'
best Northern. iouio.c. Western. "dloc. Eggs htin
Runalo Sept 2i.-Suring wheat dul. hut hrmer Sales;
lu.h NJ h,rd. % G+i.c: 1000 bush mas; -
northern old SO 70 arrive ClosngNo hard ga fp,t
fti.r DO nov d. i2t.c. ~ northern old ~ :, "I'sC'
do new 10. eD'.c NJ hard. Old T. 80. 90 ~"
water wheat easier sale. s. rel SC: car ~
white track. Corn du. and weak Closing 80 y'.,
low i7sc store ssh track. ~ corn store" DC 30
y.l,oy oa' duh lover. c'sing easy sales
cars 81 . white. 3Sc car ~ ; white" 3t.'c' : ci.'
No . mixed 32ac track. Rarley lower du'l: No VS.
on. co.. No . Sc: sampe '1G"'c hhaga hhn ~"
ign, trade Mreci quiet unsettled. conrse wn'er bran
hu, medium winter bran. hulk. Sl' 90 Wul-~r
whoa, ships huk. 81. spring bran. huk Si,U
medium spring bran bulk ~ p spring SHIPS huk ~
no white fed bulk $40 200 $40 -. medium huk. SIC -
bulk 81 canal fr.ights weak. du wheat 3't' corn
~. ,,,s a.. barley. b - New-York
ch.ngo sept 2i-Thc leading futures ranged a' FOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING


TO PIi1LADELPHIA, BALIIMOKE MD "AsFuNV
For Philadelphia. week DAYS. 40. 500 900. 1904
1870 Dining Car, NJ. 80. 800 +o2 Buffet P az s
night sunday. 40 300 1870 Dining car A. u.
30 500. 900 Dining carr =. NJ. u: 10 night
For Baltimore and Washington week days. 900. II 80
DINING GMl \, u LEO, 800 400 go Dining SaaA1
A. NJ 30 800. 600 DINING carr p NJ. 1913 night
Tickets and parloroar seats can be procured AZ ~:
4l5 9ii i.l4O 1923 Broadway. 49, shave, 81 Ean
Iith ST. 1874 Eas, l2j,h 81 26' West l2',h -. 81
Columbus Az. New York, Court 81. ~ FUTON -,
BROOKLYN; ~ Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG. The New York
Transfer Company viii call for and cheek baggage from
hotel residence 70 destination.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE ETC.
From Pier :. y. r.. foot Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach NormaindA
Branch 430. 1918 A. NJ. Il 90 = NJ Saturdays onlyl
3:45. 500 p NJ sundays. $3.50 A. n. 100 +. ~
For EberCn Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. and points
south to Point Pleasant. 1915 A NJ Il 90 P NJ sata.
days ony. 80 800 T. VI sundays except Ocean
Grove and Asbury Parkl. $3.50 A. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnegat +3o A. u,
q 90 +. VI. Saturdays on.y). 3:i5 p. 81.
For Atlantic city. Cape May Vineand and Britse'A
4 N II q 81 S.in nnlAl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

10 at So 20; rough do, 800 To- al % w. W.
AT s. 90: do 30 n. at 81 10 ,oo -, n, s6 d
Hallenbeck & Hollis: ~ state hogs W. a. 5o. az do
s. Judd & Co: % state hogs. i"' ~ ~ ~
l3l H.. 80 81 49,. ,,o.s ,ap m at So 80
80 a. ,e4 n, a, SO q: rough do. -23 10 AT % "o
A., no m, s. -; do lO6 n. at go ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
Trains leave station foot u L!be:yst
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. aiaucG chunk. &c,
40 rs $40 llii EastOr, A NJ. i:io 1870. 400
10 Easton) $50 5:iJ. 80. Allentown. =. ". Sun.
days 30 1:I5 a NJ. 1903. $50. 900 T. ".
For Wilkes5arre. Pittson and Scranton. 9l0 A. "
no 30 43D r. NJ sundays. +:So \. II.
For Reading AT 40 500. 3:lO 1900. IL 30 A. ~
I:lO 80 800 400 800. 5:i5 1870 r. NJ. 1915 night
sundays 80 A. NJ 100 1880. $50. 600 2. NJ. l2N
night.
For Harrisburg at 400, 500. 9:lo A. II, llo. lsn
400 800 SIS Z. NJ. 1915 night sundays. 100, $50
gao /. NJ. 1915 night.
For Sunbury, Iewisburg and Wiamsport az 40 500
$40 A. NJ i:lO 80. 1870 p ~ sundays 1:l5 A. Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
BALTIMORE AND OHIO X. H.
Fast Express Trains TO go ,..,
u.ltlmore. Washington, ChtcnxO. Cinci"""'As
ST. Louis and All Points Nest:

PULLMAN tNE SFNN IN MI.
Leave New.York foot Of Liberty S. daily for M M.
49, % n NO. s:i5 night For CINCINNATI. ST LoIIS.
900 a. m. Geo ,. m. For WAsHiNGioN ~ "a q 20
p m. sur 500 p; m 600 p M pih1's N"''' '-''
night daily except 300 D. m
For NORFOLK Bay Line. 1870 p. ex SUNDAY; ,,,.
For EW-ORLEANs. via Roanoke. Bristol ana I'a
noog, through Pullman Sleeping Car. 600 p ~ eas
Ticket oices: iI2 26l, il5 Lao Bdway 81 ala wash
St 800 Grand St " Y: 33? 3ii Fulton ST. oi" W ~
,ngton ST. brooklyn station foot OF Liberty ST. L H. "
OF y. j. ,,o., baggage
10 destination.
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ro,a,s ... 9l2 600 $4,000 l074ocJ
n, which 1900 Sl4 600

p decline for September and
rs. owing - the failure ot
traders were in control. and
lace. Hamburg was dull al
September. $50 pigs. DC
=. December. 70: January.
declined 100 reis 70 II so
y. and is now quoted at
cloarances for the United
700 bags: stock az Rio.
weak at 800 refs decline to
receips. 24.Doo BAGS: stock.
g. coo bags. final prices for
4: November. 20: December.
~. 80. March. ~.
70 80 points decline. Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

l Gc,sas5 . 5s2. 5ss;,, a. 5s s5
frsrr ~ inv M What wa. ssan., much u.ine-, and
.aAins auli ana y .PtTs %s::, "aeS1
I'm ~! \, : oats ?aa 2oi,c 50 : rye Iesc 81 2
.,I.., ~ r H. 81 ISL ' s
sn.,i sh.gier. ,io,e 81 Gs, asc - short clear side,
,h.S"l s. i"rS' "hiske{ dN'lers finished s,8s. ger
ftsni,-l l per nhl iinscei 3D. raw. 3c. boiled
a.. ' n '' ,,r, a,,r af'is .:a.ac sr@nds
lsa2p, EsA, .',aiy A. ~ for f-"sh stock
cso3. r' a5 n n2yo' s. e s. g 70 g
Whcnt raf.'t met r"irytsi r"d 90 go n ms,ke.
qle'. y. misei 80 " mix, - "i,.c. ~ !!
81 - family clear family 81 - K,''lc iarI
st'9i, sale scam leaf 20 k",ilr dr'sf 2-, Ie.'
~ -h.f r-is sides s'.n, 20 short clear sides >s'l
ba,. y 81 - wore - bn.
'rs S oc'g s ~, wa; s son,Hcd J., 70 nt 'es
eshle- le-enesr wheat oen.l a. - declined to
:a4 end a, a1 4 I o ' s: :e. a i e.
,.g,. 30 DIVER ana dur - white. ai'.GaiNc. ~ !
Hs fdr s n.y. nran sTs 5oas9 a F5cd Mi
$i3 "a for cash ami sl3 20 for January.
lp1lis Sop, 2i.-Wh"at very steady and
quite active. and rttle more favorable showing q
ens'h rccmS'r ces'd ',scrd', v at I's o2"n w
50. oponel his morning at 3sNT's'>c and closed
pnl 'atorr wcic IN the mart~ On rack: 80 hai
80 o. 50 oats 40 ? white. 3iq3ltsc. ~ g. OisG3ic
dull a. 2p1<3 80 Tor patents. S2d
81 bakers Production. 3,,sr bbs shipments. 81
bills rran and shorts Rran. SO 25N<lOi ~ bulk.
81 aofisl2 - IN sacks. shorts >l@ "inSli
Philadelphia Sept 2l-Flour Market continued dull.
prices weak under liberal supplies and general pressure
sell. Kv" nour In fair request and nrm NJ s. 'Vf
choice Pennsylvania. wheat Market dull shade
weaker. eNprf, demand continued light NJ . rcd Sep
iG.tc: December 81 en51,. Rye dull ~ FOR ~
Western - for 80 Prnns,lyRnia. Corn Msrk"t weak.
reports other prices. both
CARROTS and options declined vale. supplies Hight and
business limited small lots e. satisfy immediate
local j,hl"rS No mixed September i?uGD'. october.
5Sff51r. December ga T1i oats declined In
paihy with offerings liberal ami demand light for
&c. october 3jA.aaG.c November lG 031c. December
37a37.c. Sugar-I,"nneh quiet and unchanged Potatoes
Choice stock nrm small sizes and unrpc stock dun.
other articles unchanged.
81. Louis. Sept. q Flour dun patent. 81 ioa<2 -;
extra fancy 81 3Q$2 10 fancy 81 D5Is2 o. choice II
nSl ~ Rye flour. S3H<3 10 Bran duh heavy.
Sellers willing ,ssc track. hut
huvcrs at that Sales East side points bulk jdc
SO. . sacked NJ 90. > East
sacked G2isc: arrive. &C.
Wheat higher. September isi4G. December 5li4c: May
May lower. september. 3or. October 2oi,c.
May be. lork-Stanhard mess selling Sli So
orders Sli g. Lard Prime steam At sSOr and choice
SIC Dry salt shoulders Gi2c longs and clear
zoe. shorts 200 Bacon Boxed shoulders. 7t.c.
longs siac. clear ribs SIC; shorts S'Sc High
firm 81 ~ Woo-Np market to-day. Lead firm. quiet.
Holders asking 81 % for S"p' mer and 81 for October
Sales late September 81. 100 September
"a So %. Speltcr held at 50 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
ALL RAIL ROUTE.

For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &c.
For Red Bank Branch and points south 70 Point
Pleasant 81, 80 Bank s5. II 30 A. ~. l:3l
30 90 4:3o $50 6:I5 p NJ Sundays except Ocean
Grove and Asbury Park 300 \. NJ. 4.cD T. VI.
Barnegat. 49, sl5 A. NJ, 80. $50 +. ~
For Atlantic CITY. Cape May Nineiand and Bridgeon
I 80 \. NJ. 30 + NJ
For Monmouth Beach. Seabrirht and Highland Beach,
30 SIS A. H. 80. i.30. 6:l5 +. ". sundays. 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
TOTAL RECEIPTS TO-DAY.
CASH QUOTATIONS

40, M foundry sl27 IS MINI. patent -four. So 30
So No soft...... ~ ~ 40 sugsr sranuiaed 1916
rails. "a W a, ~ crime
Lead bullion 20 Molasses, - ' o23
Copper lake ngot 9s IL arn' pn. ~ IS IS
Soai 80 ii-iG Hogs dressed 60b ~
Cotton inmui'hs - ,cD Talin,r prime ...... "A
Wheat. No red. J.9s IalI'"; II 90
Oats No mixed. 30. beei ISII'y '' 10 20
Corn. No mixed. '''s. Beer ha''s''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. r.
stations In Ncw-N0rL foot OF Barclay IN"
yrsr,mIun S" THtIHS' rtfTM,N BUFFET
CO ACHES pIsTS(H LIGHT.

Direct route MEN ARK. BIOOMFlELp NOM i.~,as
THE ORANGES. summit. Demands ne RS,r.
Ridge. Madison. Morristown Passalc rate s0r r no.
ton Dover. Stanhope. BUDp'S LAKE iAhn- in
PATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOLElS MOI /; ,,TER
Washington PfIILLIpSBURG. EASToM IRAN
GAP. sTROuDSBURG rocono MOUNTAINS rICoKE
pANvILLE. NORTHt MREKLANp Mo Gn,uuIs 'r~TiCA,
HAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. Nai,r,.m.eg,, Us.
RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland SikAC ,S6IRSlN6.
WEGO. ITHACA. oWEGO. ELMlRA, IN noiuu
RATH. DANsNIIl.E. BvFFAl-o ane a" ''
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST, .,,c,pai
72O A. AUTHORIZATION MAIL stops al p'''N
900 A. M-BUFFALo: SCRANTON. RIN ,;4-sE and
UTICA RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. SlRACtt.sn con.
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet PaIloI , nSo 90
meet AT Buffalo with tram for Chicago "'""s
"A. m. morning 1900. , ri MIRA
EMPRESS. Pullman paror ears. nm. -, prYM.
400 T.. M.-SCRANTON. WlLkESBAhhf' anu 49,
OI'TH EMPRESS. Pullman paior .S. a,s; ,,xcuAM.
80 T. NJ DAILY FFAIo. sCltA ioN, Imam
TON ana EIMiRA LIMITED EMPRESS. fu'''-
Buffet Slccpers. Arrive at 10 a. M. r,xcu,M.
o 90 p NJ 1patyl-Ri FFAIO. SCRANTON. BlNu,,'oc S.
Ton R!CHFIEID SPRINGS. SlRActSE ana w
Woo EMPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleepers 49,. -, "a
TICK I,'rS AND PULLMAN ACtoMhOpATloNs AZ "a
Murray,st and i2o Broadway Tickets at terry sas
~ ana o,o T,roadway. - Wes l23th St. go outs
ave Ncw-York 33s and I2G Fulton.s and - b'oau" III
Brookiyn Time tables. giving full lnicrinaVoh a. 49,
stations. .,.,,,... ,o,,,,>v .,t, ali f,r ana
ch.ck baggage from hotel residence 70 Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

Market closed easy al points net decline com
pared with Yesterdays closing prices Iransierrine
notices 625 Total sales. $4,000 bales Ncw-fork spot
sales to-day and night officially reported; For
consumption 23S bales; spot market quiet; mddnS up
lands ll-i6c; middling gulf. l56c, which Is un-
changed compared with Yesterdays closing . 40 ,,
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton easier. sales, l2N" baes
speculation and export. leo bales American. ll,h"
;bales; receipts evH bales American s na'es, r,n
ichanged: easy to 264d net decline Septen-
!ber October. 33lG332 October NO.
ivember isis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 33la3a2 DECEMBER
tJanuary 332d333 January February. 334s; FebruaIy-
.March a35Q336 March-Apri 3S7s April-May. 33sat59
lMayJune 34OG34l Manchester-Yarns dun; cloths quiet
The weekly statement Of Liverpool stocks is as follows
This week. week. Last year.
II s,ore Gl5.OoD 1904 600
5000 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

sSs%SeF 2 s 1 1s I: :fsa?4" i is
M fSTqafy I2i5 1870 isoai?9e i5@s
Nav ......:. 500 1900 700 ii>odiiso 1915
tn. statistical position OF Brazil coffee is as follows:
To-day Yesterday. Last year
Bsmors STOCK $ist asI5 29os2
New-Orleans stock. ........ S6i6 ssls U.s.
Stock all ports...........l4s.52 2 l5449G7 1l7:5s
New-orleans deliveries. @os 100 .''
AsSsS :oays sSS% s35s ls $50
position ss t ns os . as5 Of ss 'saas
c lot. note sales Of oos saFs sa snS No pc;
Saon Is 500 bags RIO Nos 70 as. I lsG G to he
iasR s Mid 9 saS: saa'2 :S s' sS Sai
s note the .s sIaF f 5ss rae ana
opia dun ana sna nominal I; s at
o sSSSns e"Gi tm at q s@e s s%aT terms
and cash lots are 2go S at pS9n ns at Primary
nI Whit s ): i9% s Quoted for : SPOT s.
and Tlh hSb Fy he4 s & in -four va. again lin
he'd with Of The marke, weak and dspes'sd
The it Is dSq o5 s9i S man snail n % 1r
titles There lte export demand again and some s9me
~ ,s Hs 1 %fT Sw @ b "Hs ps
ents 81 2sss4 * and private terms 1900 s'raghs
o. 80 IBIS IBIS S extra M" e ' * s. 200 BE- SS mia
fnes 81 TO- bbls spring SO 2'as3 so; 5000
iaIoi sls1rs tor au ;s Sales is5 bis
SIas 1rn qed i' s. 30
s. 80; Western and southel" s. io@ss 20 BA As
searse s liSsn EEED1MsrErt weaker quoted:
sS sSarps sscsl ely Eco Soc rye FED sSsc
Sominy s6op 81 csasl Oh co,ionseed ssa 81 Is; oil
ToRGX 6RD :Od 5,@ae o1 has b been a,r Ss
~ new crop Of VALENCIA Distribution small in
s9s all lines and hes IS mot s.n h a usual ian ann S'f'
expected that will be rather liberal consgnments
Dates ar STEADY and nut: Ti'S" m%ch
SaSs sul,sna 5,,asc California bag. and boxes $40.
4sc; Fard dates 4.qo,sc curran!s 2sa2e Turkish nsh
isizc Brazil 3'sa4c wanu's caesc; hlberts. '7sa
grades but on low Grade stock the supply
oaansss are nrm but quiet rather
as: bananas aocGsl cocoanuis. s2sasi2; lines slds3
GRAN-wHEAToTh is continuation cor Of dropping
' %as shade cadier IN tone sr;
to the "a land @ f %n S@ o Sf y
very response Of Europe 10 the decline here cables
pept CUISINES. this week has had very little influence
bear. that aim s s %ss9 n, ,,, % s
s1su% s seems to have decided influence Prospects
o the ss the
used bear argument In the market. Dur
ing the afternoon slack. but there
a.. cessation Of offerings of long wheat, which was
seen during morning. and prices rallied trIhe clos
ing dull al nights The reports regarding
export business in circulation during the afternoon IN
dictated quite good trade at Chicago and locally there
was n moderate inquiry, good that
yesterday Interior wheat receipts spring wheat
kets to-day sa 5ss bush ncuding Chicago sa 1875
bush nearly s winter against o.! 264 bush last year:
winter l52 bush against lIs03G bush. Seaboard
CENTS ago 43s bush against PCS go bush total iI7G
S6o bush against 094 $50 BUSH 1872 4iG bush.
sSanst III Ogl bush wheat steady; sales
Guided 10000 bush Of No red at lAq2c under Deem
her delivered closed ss7sc: 10000 bush
INC under December o ahoat. and "a 600 bush No I
Hcrh Manitoba at private Exporters took 1900
S,.h out OF total OF bush. Later 200 900 bush
No Chicago spring. IdiHc over Chicago December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

ADVERTISEMENTS AND sUBscRiPTloTTsr ne ne.
cEIvEp AT THE uPToWN OFFICE No l,s'; n Hr9aRs.
way "a ioor north OF Thlrty-nrst-st; and Adv IA
TIsEMENTs at III. following Branch om S,s,na,s:
is7 Fourth-aye corner Fourteenth-st; seo ThTo-s'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22
STEAMBOATS,.


EIORW0GM l0ElE
Inside Route via ev-I.ondon for
Bost0mg W0r@eSG@r7
PROVIDENCE. EAST AZ, AMP T 50 1rK ISLAND
Only direct H SSgis fGE " All 4r MI!
NEW TwiN.scREW STEAMER ,.,
g. 40 P ~ week days only connecting with ves'l-
'q 4S s' anI -ia%f on Pier and at $50
Fine Orchestra on eaca steamer Table d note dinner
FALL n0W[ER l0GNE-
FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST. Steamers PRISCILLA
@ @na sTa r q mnmS M foot Of Mara
ST. week lays and sundays at $40 p M
PnOW1D[gNG[g l1NlGo
FOR BOSTON. WORCESTER. THE WHITE NOUN;
s H''eG Gsns eas $50 p da ExcEpr sunday
%S rroydsnse s M 4s nsn nsS Gas
rest, shortest FAIL ride. FINE ORCHESTRA each
STOEy0MGTWM l0El[g.
New Pier ss y r. '' At 900 P 81 daily except sunday.
LAKE @MANlPlAlEY
LAKE GEORGE.
Steamers VERMONT" HORIZON" .
o., C a asi:t MlN ,,, and sa Ii si
sdw' and on arya q .d2s a5
ma man ' a" onnons With the psavae
and Hudson canal Co r. r. a, Platsburs Tor Montreal
Xdirondack. "' For fuftIer informa.ion adire.. ~
GEORGE RvSHLOw.
Burlington W. General Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-22

COFFEE-There was a shar
q fair decline In other mont
support from Europe. Local
considerable liquidation took J
the close: changes slight; :
.tober. 1925: Ncvember. III
go. Rio market weak. prices
ireis for No :; exchange rose
12S: receipts. u co0 bags.
States. 1900 bags. Europe.
1888. 900 bags. Santos market
1880 refs for good average;
10000 bags. Hare sales. >
September. 100. Is: October. q
IS: January. Sc. %; February.
Contracts closed easy al 10
were "a. 500 bags. as follows:
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SUFFERERS FROM FIRE.

Clothing, Food and Furniture Among the
Articles Now Needed.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 25.-Maj. William
Mahoney, assistant quartermaster gen.
eral, has returned from his trip
through the fre-swept district
in the northern part of the
state. Maj. Mahoney says the re-
ports of the restitution and suffer
ing have not been exaggerated. 1t is
estimated there are in all 5000 people
outside of Phillips who need help.
Most of them have been looked after,
but there are many whom the commit
tee will have to care for through
the winter. There is considerable
sickness among the women and
children and many of the men
are badly burned. In several
cases men may lose their hands and
feet. The greatest need at present,
Maj. Mahoney says, is feed for horses
and cattle. There is not blade of
grass or a green twig in the burned
country, and in many cases farmers
who saved their homes lost their hay
and grain stacks and woodpiles. 1t
will be necessary to help them. The
people need furniture, particularly
chairs, tables and bedsteads.
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ELEVATORS CLOSED.
Failure of the Corn Crop Looked Upon
q Great Calamity.

Failure of the Corn Crop Looked Upon as
Great Calamity.
New YORK, Sept. 25.-Mr. Charles
Counselman, of Chicago, who is here.
said Monday:
Il have been all over the states Of Iowa,
Kansas and Nebraska, and especially the Rock
Island system, on which have q large line Of
elevators. In all my history Of twenty years
connection with the grain trade I have not
seen such failure of the corn crop and at
points where they did expect to have little
corn they find now upon examination the cob
has but little corn on it. Coupled with the
fact they raised no hay it is in my mind a
calamity ! have closed one-half OF my sys-
tenn of elevators because there is no grain to
handle. Travelling through Nebraska you can
see the people moving out Of The country"
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F,reburs Destroy Erie Car shops.

ERIE, Pa, Sept. 25.-The frebug ap-
piled his torch to the Erie City car
shops Monday night. The shops were
built twenty-six years ago and were
valued at $3.50, 900. Weeks, a coal ship
per of Buffalo, had thirty cars in the
shops when they were burned. The
insurance amounts to about 100000.
The fire of Monday night was one of a
half dozen incendiary fires in week.
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Peculiar Case of suicide.

BELLEv1ILE, ILL.,, Sept. 2e-John
Bradley committed suicide Tuesday
under very peculiar circumstances.
He was to have been married during
the afternoon to Julia Alderman.
Bradley shot himself just before noon.
leaving no note or word of any kind
that might throw light upon the mys-
terry or giving his motive for destroy
ing himself
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Cremation ot Cholera Pattents,

: WARSAW, Sept. 26.-Sixty houses at
B1asseki, in the district of Kalish,
Russian Poland, where the cholera is
making fearful ravages, were set on
fire and completely destroyed. A num-
Der of the inmates of these houses,
who were suffering from the dread
disease and were too weak to make
any effort to save themselves, were
burned to DEATH
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New York Democrats.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. &C.. The
democratic state convention was
called to order at II a. m. yesterday by
Senator Murphy, and Senator Hill
was named for temporary chair
man amid intense enthusiasm. At
the close of the senator's re-
marks, committees were named and
the convention adjourned until noon
to-day.
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Prisoners Escape.

CARL1Nv1LLE, Ill, Sept. 26.-Deputy
Sheriff Harry Hifier, in the Macoupin
county Jail, was assaulted by William
Yeargin, overpowered, thrust into a
cell and locked up. All prisoners on
one side of the jail escaped They
were: Yeargin, indicted for murderous
assault and burglary; William Cain,
indicted for brutal murder, and three
others charged with minor offenses.
None of them has vt been captured.