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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-11
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAl.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York Friday. August 10 1871
CoTTON-Thr market for cotton contracts was 80
So, chief, under the influence OF decIpe III
80 futures in which there was a net loss oil : 70 q
,oir,s a,d a limited demand for spot cotton IN Ie.Io;
M 5000 bales. Reports Oh d'cpaVu
bearish tenor % Government cotton report "is ss
ont as reason the weakness in Liverpool Iorol.,
,rb r.r,orteI failures Manchester. whch hoWcN't
were not confirmed The market here closer me- -,
10 points, with the tone at the close STEADY ShI 'u'
sales o 81 600 bales The Government report whlch wa
conditio, bene reported 9s. an increase OF points
60 niv condition and that Of June Inc con
dition Of 9lS compares with 500 in July ana So n
une The condition Texas is So against w IN Juls'
81 in June 20 in August of 1898 and ST in Angus.
1892 The average by States for August as ioIows
Carolina %, South Carolina w. ueof-
Ca Florida 49, Alabama "a Mississippi "; lousiana
.6 Texas 50, Arkansas vi. Tennessee w. missouri 10
Oklahoma The receipts Of new cotton AT nous
ton were lss this day last week ana az
Galveston bales. against - last week tl last year AT
New Orleans 1875 bales to-day. The exports OF Cotton
goods from Britain show an increase OF july
over the previous month yarns showing -l.uo'.V 10
against 100000 ~ during June and l9ttWo 10 ou:-
ing July last year. and for the season, l33ss22p 10
against 11O 100000 ~ the previous season Exports OF
cloth were 42c1oOOO Yards against 40iUoOV~ in June
and 400 wards July OF las, year and FOR me
previous season. The sales spot cotton at Liverpool
during only 5000 bales 3,oo less IMAM
previous but this slow sales movement ~
due the three DAYS holiday. The stock 81 cotton AT
Liverpool is abou, 10000 bates less than it was last
week and about 1900 bales less than last year.
Opening. close to-day and CLOSING olos the
previous night and last follow:
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NewYork August TO- 1894.
BEANS AND PEAs-Domestic marrow very and
FIRM last sales OF choice at 81 30 Domestic medium and
pea nomnay unchanged no sock and no inquiry worth
but held firmly. Small lots Of turtle sell about
81 for choice Foreign medium in fair demand and un.
supply very few foreign marrow left Green peas in fair
fa " at 81 20 3 snSe Beans do PT rT
bush. g 80; DO medium 81 do pea s. 49, DO white KID
DO so y 'GSsI 90 81 81 ao or.rn M dm
6bs 81 H. do bags 81 To- do Scotch s. To- "' per 'u'
BuTTER-The market Is very steady: supply and de-
fancy creamery the clos. shading OF
price on strictly fame, quality nrs haye only
siderable business in June creamery yet few sales
for irss State dairy tubs in far request small supply
and firm Imitation is generally of undesirable
very receipt Factory has rather more Inquiry;
there are some ou,oftown buyers lnquiring
lots at price; they viii probably send out this
about $50 rkgs bought at l4ai4:c Very low grades
hrs's 2osq2i4c; do thirds seconds. isQisc; State
ssy do 6arkn tubs sAH Inyo: Ole DO ,sis i,%
seconds r5ees dairy snfd. i4s' %a,@H
dairy hrsts l5aiGc; do thirds seconds l3al4c West
err factory hkins June hrs,s 20 extras 1870 5i1c do
make frsts i4Ti4sc DO tubs current maxi nrst i.e:
do thirds 70 seconds i2,s9lSlsc.
cream cheese today and the market showed quite frm
arrived sellers were unwilling to shade Dc on gilt.
edge lots Of white Much OF the demand OF specu
il is dnicult to buy the fanciesi lots below sc
Part SKINS steady but quiet Sales at caaraugus
full cream. large cocred white fancy per n. DC:
do do, choice sA 4ns a do good 20 prime s DO com
TO choice 7zasc; skins choice: 5s aoc; do good
supply %S eV% @ dssrsb !s h Stock is little
short OF the wants to-day and receivers have advanced
20 Ts eee os from es q sns
held above that price Good stock IL clearing wall
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REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

There ripple OF excitement In the auction
market yesterday AZ the sale At the Trinity Sa. es-
room. No. III Broadway, by James L. Wells. OF the
northwest corner Of Edrdge and Division SITS. "A
threestory brick tenement house. with stores.
.ot 2l7x754 After the terms of sac had been read
the plaintiffs attorney. :. +. Randll said that the
Court had decided In the suit OK y. Tay.or PHILIPS
and another against Kate x. Wilcox and others
that there some outstanding Gains against the
property be adjudIcaied upon by the Court. and
that he felt II his duty make this statement, 50
that persons would not bid In ignorance OF these
possible liabilities The referee. Edward l.. PARIS.
objected To the statement made by the Plaintiffs at
torney the ground that Il was unprofeSsional,
and that II calculated 10 ntmidate buyers and
prejudice the sac OF the property. The incident
did not appear TO have this effect. there was
spirited bidding which carried the price 10 SIS. 80
which was considered by those the floor
fair value The auctioneer offered No. COL
East One hundred forty fourth-st threestory
frame and brick dwelling. lot 25XlGO 1t sod TO
Samuel Smith for NOo. All the other saes were
adjourned.
Joseph r. Brown has fled pans for four i've
story brick hathouses at One-hundred- d-twenty
ffth-st, south side l2j feet east Of Amsterdam-ave
to cost $1,000 Carrie s. Kennedy has fled plans
for six threestory brick elngs at Forty
St. forty feet OF Amsterdam-ave.. to cost
$l20 John II. Karst has fled pans for two five
story brick fats AT No. 2io West Forteth-st.. cost
ing $4,000
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ROYAL BLUE LINE
WEST SHORE R,R,

Trains leave Vest 42d Ct Station New-Yo.A 81 ~
lows and 10 minutes earlier from loot Franklin
$50 a. u. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. sleeping a.
New-York &c BoomvIlle. sundays only: be eecs'
.3O 4. ". Daily local to Albany. FOR Ca,skll Neus.
9i5 4. "; Daily for fibany. Utica, Syracuse. aochss
ter, liuraiO Niagara Falls. Detroit. Ccleago except
A-ii.Oj A. Vi. Daily except Sunday. 20 BioonvNs
and Catskl Mountains. New Pa!tz. Lakes MoEonk as1
MlnreMa,ka. Psrlcr cars 10 Bloomvile and Nes Ps,I
B-lI3j A. NJ. Daily. except Sunday, TO ca,skl Nous
tains. New fa.i1 Lakes aohonk and M4Aaesaka Al.
barry. Saratoga Caldwell Lake George. Psr9r cars 70
G;1jmyi.: Sarat'sa and caldwell ..- o-.,., =.
Catski.. Moulialns PariJr car attached - a.,
C.;,iO i. VI Daily. except rday q Ca,sN.!l Noun
tains. New PrIiz Lakes Mohork and Minnewasks, AZ:
bany. sarategs- pAror eals attached ~ Hooass AZ
C.-4.O5P NJ. Dairy. e1c.p, SUNDAY. FOR Albany
kCcheste. buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De-
troit C,eYelani Chicago AMI -. LoIls. .
CSC -. VI. Daily. excen. sunday. or Newburs Al
bany. Saratoga and Montreal var0r 10 King
AS p. VI Dali. excep, Sunday. Utca. syracus.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sieepins-cas pasSehs"
SIS +. N. Daily To- Aioany uca. Syracuse. Roehss
ter. Buffalo Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit. Clevs
lad, Chicago and ST. Lo.s $500. . n.
A y. c. lvay Brooklyn by Annex; AiOOo Biow
M Goo m. Jersey CRY p H. h S'A'on' AoT'
For tickets time tables. plror AM sieepinscs. as.
corlmodations apply CITY oihce> Brooklyn and New
York and ~ stations Time tables principal. hotels.
For Other Information adde's
g Z. LAMBERT Gene-,. Passenger Agent
vanie-t't-lye.. New fo-k
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-11

meyer and another ;.,--e,,
lO7th-st me property Same 10 Mary = Gar. 81.
IO2d ST n 5 $50 ii Of 3l-ave. 2oxlooll PETER
\ Fernandez and wife to FREDERICK stein"cn Slx
IO;th-st = 100 Il of Amsterdam-aNe ZoN
iO0ll Paul g Decker and wife to DeN-
he:per ~ svoo
i3Gth-st 8. 251.s II " OF th-aVe InoA''' ~ .
I,tiin, .,,Iford referee TO Edwin \ Hairy
l36th-s, Same property; Edwin Hairy ana wire
10 Elizabeth \ Moujs. 90 =;
I2Ith-st : s. 100 n ~ I'h-aVe. E'Nv' u r|i-
ward ID o. Bren referee. 70 cornelia seymour.
I5Oth-st ; 3G3 # Of Railroad-ave or Ter
,ace Place 25xlIS5: Thomas w Slattery and
another bv guardian to Habetz.
I27th-st. g. $50 n Of Wis-ave "3xloo; ' r
Macy by attorney. 20 Ana NJ Angina ct al. -
Southern BoueS ard. n s.. - II n or Niiia-aNe
Sjx Irregular Patrick Nolan to william .
Bainton ......':. i,i.a 5ox ioo
Jerome ave g 81. - n OF Potter Place OVxlo"'
MARY Costello TO August Kreft 80: 1920.
Lot - 10 - and 80 to -. rlsp land or Ahthony
estate 2i-h ward Agnes kirKe u h'iiha =
Whipple ................,.. .'''''''''''''''''
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real. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

;reenwlch-st. No g. and No 63 Washngton-st:
John Frohlich To John Frolch. Jr...............
Same property John Froch. jr. to Clara AMI
John Frolich Observation-Disclosures.
Same property. Jennie Collier e, al to John
I1ih-st No +O5 East Frank + Leman and wife
10 Eugene fecar. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
2ith-st :, 100 II . OF Lexngton-ave. 2Oxos.0.
the Welsh Baptist Tabernacl. Of New-York 10
First swedish Baptisf Church ................
Ssth-st. corner boulevard. +6x20i q; Charles
T Barney ct al 10 Jacob Lawson .............
h3dst. s. t25 n Of oth-ave. 25xlOO.3; Henry
n Braun 10 Therese kostka ................
136th-si. No West; John insolvency and wife
to Elizabeth Considne Observation-Disclosures.
Sist-st, Nos 2o3. 2OI. 200 and 2i3 West: John
cotier and wife and another to William W
.lh'i"N
s2d-s,, 5. 22i II W Of Central Park West. 23x
1022 George Haggerty and wife to Len, Il
3d-avc. g =. 30 II n OF 55th-st. 20xil0. Edward
c Martin and wife to Henry W Donald ....
1lsi-st, g. 2i3 II . Of st-ave. 25xl02. 2; Adrian
futile and wife 10 Mary Gordon. ...........~
pothst. s. 2oD II e of 2d-ave l02xiO0 IL; Charles
Buhler and wife 70 Victor Eckstein ........,
loIth-st. q o. 100 II OF Madison ave fbOxlOO II.
Bertha Smith and husband to Leopoldne G-iss-
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN n. II.
Stations in Ncw-YOrls foot Of Barclay and
Christopher Streets.
vESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN DUEEEr
COACHES. PINTSCH LIGHT

Direct route 10 Ne" Ash. DLOOaAs IEi-p. aUNTCLAIR
kidge, Maa.son. MorrisIown. Pussaic Paterson Boon
iArcoNG Haeke,tstown sChooLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Gar, SIR0ufsBURG. Poccnc Mountains. scRAN
DANyILLE, NoRTHuMBEKi.HND. Montnose RiSt;:.
WEGo. ITHACA. OwEGO ELMiRA CORNING
BATH. pANsyILLE, BUFFXLO and all point;
80 A; AUTHORIZATION Mil Stops a, prncips,
900 a; M.- BFFtALo SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN.
OsWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con.
u N. morning. '"s 0-~
90 T. M.-SCRA NTON RINGUAMTON and TT Arp
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars
>'W A.; Mp inANrON WILKESBARRE and PLYN.
40 opIM EH Sa,tyssi;, rSlims' parlor ssrs
p0N and s,i.n ELMiKA LIaITEn EXPRESS PuImaa
eco p. NJ, lDaily)-BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAN
, WEGT E XrR Hs,, Pullman Buffet sleepers
,,IICkE!s md PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at -
M 'n 90 S ~ So9awSy Tickets at ferry .tationa
Ns rev a9rx sSs and !s6 Fuonst.. snd u Broadway
brookish lime tables giving full Information at ali ets.
wEsTcoTT EXPRESS COMPANY VIII call 70, ana
sases ossShss from hotel or residence 6estinstio
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THE SITE OF Trad

10 30 thIs: shipments 1000 bbls sales. l.soo bbls'
VI heat quiet. 80 red spot and month ~ /,
a5S.c sepemocr 5s'.GSs,.c DscSmber r' Ss
bv sample 54i5Ic: receipts. GD0O bush; shipments Do
90 bush: stock 5000 bush. sales. $4,000 hush ,oiH
easy mixed spot and month COO asked; southern "h
G,5c9 40 yellow 81 6G2lc: receipts. 700 BUSH stock
rs coo hush sales 900 bush. oats inactive ana mIn
No white Western 900 ioisc; No mixed do 5Dsu" g.
receipts II bush: stock 1880 bush Rye quiet no
l;c receipts bush. stock. 1000 bush nay Z rr
demand yliCsf5 freights dull. barely steaiy
Cotton nominal: middlirSs. Tie Provisions firm ana IN
clear rib sides $40 sugarcured shoulder 9c Butter
firm: creamery fancy DC adle l2al ic stor" pacheh
Haze. Eggs good demand. l2sgljc Coffee hrm lo'2'
sugar firm. is2c.
Buffalo. Aug. Io-spring wheat, demand light; limits
closed &c higher. sales 600 bush No hard spot d2S
Northern Chicago, 6l'sNtl,sc spot o"'p
bush no hard e. / T. 6ii2c. 1000 bush NJ ! Northern
do CO.. 6G2Sc Closing: No hard spot. h1sc; 40 :
Gii4c. 30 Northern spot G3.c. d. e I. G-'.c WINTER
higher. good demand. sales. cars NJ ted 1'c
track store: NJ white. GO bid no onerinS'
Corn quiet easier: sales ~ No corn, ost"J9to
: = yellow. Gle track. closing. y" :
yellow eos G6c: No 5>t.4j9c store: No yeilo"
Gle track. oats In .air demand easy closing lnsi'e
prices Sales No white. 3sE3S, -; - cars No
white 374637'.c ears No mixed. 3in5''.c on uae1.
nv. dun: No :. Sc Flour steady fair demand
coarse winter bran bulk Sl5 -; medium winter bran
bulk SIS so wheat. ships hulk. SO -" als"
spring bran bul& 50 -. medium spring bran 81 ~
-: whit" feed SIG I3HSlt, medium
sic 30 fine spring 10. mixed feed So 80, rye iced
sl7 sack 81 per additional Canal treights hrm'
whca, :ii-c corn 3i.c. New Qrk. .
chicago Aug loThe l~adins futures ranged a. iol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-11
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston Aug. l0-otton steady: middling 6h.c low
,nddns o'.c; good ordinary, 6c net and receipts
~ bales. including III bales crop sales leo LaI
ell spinners. stock. 1.56 bales WeekIy-Nef and gross
receipts ~ bales 2i9 bales: saIes
bales. spinners, al bales "' w.
norfolk. Aug l0-Cotfon steady: mddng 49, Ise; low
mddng SIC: good ordinary. ii-iGc and gross re-.
eepts y bales exports coaswisc. G2G bales sales 4.
btles stock A1OI taies. WcekvNct and receipt.
o baes exports coastwise LIS bales snles i35 bsIcs
savannah. Aug 10-coton steady: middling 8Sc low
nun,nS vac; good ordinary. &c.
10 bales exports coastwise bales stock no bales
WeekiyNe and receipts 573 bales exports cor
wise 32s bales; sales, 142 bales ~
iiSc mSS, AUG ic-cotton steady; good mddns
6hc: net receipts. 3os bales including l35 bales new
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crop: gross 3ss bales; exports to FrnnGe oaies srts
100 bales: sock 80 262 bales. Weekly $500
$50 bales gross 1929 sales exports 10 Gpra 5r
5171 bales; 10 France l.3i9 bales; to the
baes: coastwise iloG bales sales. 800 alcs oou
Exports coastwise August 3 should nave o'e' '--'
bales: August & 3.as3 bales. ,,,,.os cIosed
Liverpool Aug 10 p m.mG f,,r a,,se August
auet: -Middling. low mdclfB -
delivery ;G-Gld3 47-6id: August ana Set,''n ,
livery t6Gii3 i7-G4d september ana 1;toprr ~ ia
pGiq3 a. CID October and November delivery d tIou
buyers: November and December dcyery tSo'd rn,
December and January delivery 4'-tid sellers Iua
and Fcbruafy delivery 5O-6d sellers February ana
March delivery -Gf03 - Gid; March ana April ue-
livery l3-Gh sellers.
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\. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN R'Y

lIAus foot OF wsst i---s io..."s. - uoU'"
earlier fIof.I FIalhln-sL -. 49,.
% a. "a. .og Nest Cornwall. Lakes MoAonk ane A.s'
ne~asha and Waikiki valley stations, Sla..s.Sssi.
BJomiagbuls Ll.eatle F.llsoarg. Liberty, -.
scranton. walton. Delhi. sidney. Ne"-beltA "''"'''
Utica. oneida. Fulton OswcsO. . .,,,.-,
ea5 a. m daily for Nest Cornwall Medletava
Boomia sburg. Wuistboro EuenSl.e Montaindale fa"S
buss Hurley lie. Liberty Falls Liberty White LAKE
IS y. M. saturdays only Tor Mldeto"n b.oonTTs
burg. Wur,sbOro. ElenNIle. MOuntalndale Senueam'
FalIsbuis. Hurleyye Liberty Falls. Liberty FiFAs""
Livingston Manor. Rockand. s,,,,
3.I5 y. IN. Tor Lakes Mohonk. AMI MnnewasSa ~.
Ford Iidiletown. War,sboro Eenyille M9an'aahs-is
CentreVe TasbuTg. Hurley VILE. Liberty FANS Ls"
Parksvie Livingston Manor. $3.50 ,,,..
nj. West Cornwall, Orr's Mis-
Brook campbell Hall stony Ford Crystal Run. MAGIC
town Bloomng burg. Wurstt pro. Eenyiie. - r.r.
T:45 D. daily for Mdietown. BlooningouIs re-
burg. Liberty. Livingston Manor, Walton sidney' , H
witch. Oneida. Fulton. oswego Naeara FANS ara 49,
west: Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free reclining eha" A'
Chicago without change. -, o...L
Tickets anf Pullman Drawing Room scat. ~ 81 p'0s~
way. New York. J. G ANpEhsov
General Passenger Agent. So Beaver-st "
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OTIS ELEVATINC RAILWAY,
CatskiI| Mountains.

Connects with o:i0 II 30 800 trains on New
York Central and II 35 AMI $40 on West Shore
Railroads. ana Albany Day and Catskili Even
lag 10: Catski Mt Hous.. Kaatersklii Hotel Tan
nersv!lle and points ;he Kaaerskiil Railroad
I, ,,x,rro roAiM the New-York Central
~ IiWI IL '"H'" on Saturdays i:45 p. NJ.
for Caskll without stop Otis FL ny; due
at Mounllin station in HOURS AND 80 MINUTES.
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AND LONG BRANCH RAILROAD

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAlLEo.A1D'
~ Summer Schedule In effect July ist is S,,va ~,
For Redbank. Long Branch Elberon ocean n. INT
bury Park Beimar Spring Lake. and Po.a. ,..,s: 20
Trains leave foot Cortiandt and p.serossss on
$780, '90. 1000 ~, 1910. ('l:2u s 40 D. n.
go $40 s3:i0 Except RedbanO. Az OIL" ~" y
mains isaSe foot ber;yst 4so $50 RsdS;nss
SIP 1870 'il;3. a m; ci:9o saturaaiss sunday Sn
q n,. 100 400 D. -. Asbao
PAX
enT TTrf fyP'f BiopGErr supt shnT,sA
J. r. wOOD. II. y BALL r !
q. p. A.. Penna. r. X. O. p. A.. c. r. w. " "
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RAILROADS..
p Pennsylvania
RAILROAD

A.'GSS 81 GFf 4 July .r ISL fs' 49, s
iS:So HENFf1s!fs cfi II 4rn:SS.ss
ts RON s!sssRs pans
y" th fGs TS'sss s6 sr LOUIS rx,,s s.'
sPss ra s1S t2i tt So ss 6d'S
c 5ssi p ~ e. w vi rfhsslss2f' ES p
c:''so' 'i 81 Nj wfEs4ffHSRs aRpnssSs
ss. sns Rnns Cars to EsHHnas and
500 If"' H. p 4 sfS'd E E25RHs
%xsS$Ss rns s, ,s,,s
sao zee Car i? 20 G%srd Dlanf G GI
n n,Ins s Sas ~ o Dr'ss Sso go ss
a' ss; Nj l:i' r:S,v rra-o. ,'nv aA'
70 Asheville. Tampa. ana New-orlea3s; iii; 81
500 WAN T N;,o =, s.s s
FIR s' ob f rM S 1cS p2g "a. Cars NORFOLK
s s4sS4s 2 Soss Hf iF%r 90, s,uv S..
TAMPA: Jacksonville. and Charleston 900 P. Il SlS.
FOR ATLANTIC ciTY.. ESQ p NJ weekday. v,n
Fl T%rH . MKY ico A. e. 100 and 2o p. H. ,.,
F Ions rrps,a A;Sury S''K % o S G52v. M
a;g-d sy:s G,ly 3 2.c alG 80 b. tss
Do no. stop Al Try Park and Ocean Grove % su,:
D''N' FOR pF!rL.nFLpmIs.
E1pr:ss: so 52o, s;ooS 10 Ssn.a tnsA
sS Gt;; .;ss,' A. H. 20 'sSss
rse' 6rI:si a'.'' Is %" es rs2a ia and es Broad,
lsns, sHee:; our street SEQ Fnricn s sn. cog;
R9aa"1 1Hd hss s6r A1 Jersey s c2 rs wi
Transfe- Comay VII ca,i 70, and check baggage hos
Genera Manager. General Pass'r Aces.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO X Il.

baltimore. Washington. Chicago; ,S I'm
ST. Louis and All Points wTRHiNs ,
Lea,e Nsw.York foo q Liberty ST. o aa PTrTspyss;
30 i2l5 night For CINCININSSArII , X B1LTis
s W0RE e. a M 600 p M "a For Dining Carr go ,ssT
p m ex SUM- 300 p m 600 ?. M M; D'n nm @'
For NORFOLK Bay Line 80 p n bristol sn and chsts
nocga through Pullman Sleeping Car 900 a. itth
Ticket ofces IL? 2s az i44 b@ws g.. $40 ws;s
ngton ST.. Brooklyn: Station foot OF L'oe'" ~"
New.York Transfer Co. viii call for and eA'''
gage TO destination. Sltl.
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RAILROAD or new JERSEY
Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
f...Ne -

roar track. Automatic BioeS signal.
Fer Tanf sa e .5a %e fSSs Of s sg s,,
go IS. $40; ~. . Esston. 4 II, Ito, 10 ~
s & E' .S 80 IL 80 SO g t sc sas
For T " s23.y and ss9rsa',; 'o H.
For RSadn 70 a, o sa .os SO Pc iqcC nss
sundays. 4:at a. NJ. 100. 80 $40 Zoo p ". isii
Fs.'' =? So sss s' s4ae' " "a I a.
90 or' io 80 81 snS3S. a. Il, IN ~
" ALL RAIL ROUTE.
ro- 20, Fcr tcIs B&nc. oessa go &C. ,,,,.
%$' s5S lsps 5fss f sas p'1'i '' isss
~ 20 p sarsday. only. i..o ?S 2 % ~
A;Sary F$CS s;jts 2 y r.; 30 wv a -.
rdr 5 sAf isG ss Tens sy:f T'2fs'' P' "
~ T;Iian'c iG. @ape M vineiand and Brdr.,oa
M' isS '' X s;asfs o "a a, F-ft'f sa ss
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LO:U oAANCh. UCLAN GkU,E. ETC.
For A.5 5Sn FER y sh 'sas Rf Sasa sn.a
.:.a /: 8 1888 {'s e IS 81 .5' z 10
. r35 70 geT9G 1 p ,:so5y Ra5 oss' go '1t ea
~ sunday: ':sS;Ri Ocean Grove AMI isSufy Para
For .LaEewooi Tons River. and BaEnesst 40 A. T.
FOR A,aailt City Cape Nay. vineland and Brdss,os
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO FaiLADA-rD.A. bALLTlNoKE AND WASHING
e; rhllaaelphia. week dsys .:ao 500 go zoe:
Cal. 80 Goo Dining Carr. 80 st5 P ". us
Is 5 spnaa. G9 81 e. ii'o pg ss cs5 T.
FER baltimore and washng on. week lays. 70 IN
Dining carr NJ. 80 90 500. 600 (Da.rg cat
". i2i5 nigh SUNDAYS 900. II ~ lnnas Cal
A. ~; 30 500. 500 Dining Ca, p. ". 1871; nist.
Tickets and parlorcer s~sts be procured liz ".
- %. Lao .s2. Brosdway 7s! e,h,aye, "a
i&th st.. 1874 East l25tk 81. 264 IVES. I2Sth s., 81
Coiambr. a AZ p Nsw,York; y,,, Court 81 $50 Fs,s
Transfer Company I'll, call ror and check bassu fsn
hotel or residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-11

mamma, aA,A0paMc. No white $1,000 bush, 4lg4?c
DOSING Ale bid 3 white nominal. iON4c' "acA "''
~ O01 bush. 4OQjii2c. -. =, tho nrs-
v. give for comparison the closing prices oi ,n pre-
yous day and for corresponding date last wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-11

Market closed steady TO points net decline com
pared Yesterdays closing prices Trais1erribe no
ices Tota sales, bales.
sales to-day and last night as oN'ca!y
reported: For export 1900 bales: consumption, 400
bales: total bales: spot market steady; middlhg
uulands gid middln:. gulf. I'D which is lilo lower
compared with Yesterdays closing. ,..
LIVERPOOL cable-Spot cotton buyers favor safes o'p
bales speculation export 800 bales American 700
bales receipts 100 bales. middlIng uIlands 3'sd tr-
lures opened steady partially lGid advance closed quiet
net 3s4d decline. August 34G 10 3i1 August Sept nher
346 10 341 September October 3i6 TO S4 October Novem-
her Sab: November December. 34sv December January
34os January February. 35o February March. 35l to
352: March April. 353s: April-May. 354 70 80
Nanchester-yarns- duh but steady; cloths quiet.
The weekly statement OF Liverpool. stocks is as follows:
This week. Last wear.
In store............-....1 ,164.VO l2Uo.0U I2isWo
~ 5000 1900
Total recommendation l,2s2OO l.2s7,ooo
or which American $4,000 1,U23c0 l,O2t.Wp
COFFEE-Trading desultory, ana prices kept within
n narrow range all day. Sales included an exchange ~
yO0 hays December for August difference OF 20
points. Havre cables unchanged 10 Il T lower:
August September "a frs; October, - frs; No
MEMBER frs; December. S. % frs sales lyUb hac7
Rio firm higher 1000 reis exchange l-l6
lower al 56 receipts IL 0v0 bags stock 2nO, bags.
clearances United States. 1000 bags. Santos nr at
100 reis 1900 reis. receipts, lIvvJ bags;
stock bags. Hamburg quiet at IL piss for Au-
gust 525 for September. II for October 6sj for NO
venber. 80
Contracts barely steady at unchanged prices 10 10
points decline. Sales IL 30 bags as follows: