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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-08
CesaI Notirss

IN PURSUANCE Of an order made nv n.
Henry w. Bookstaver. OF the Judges NJ *. oa
OF Common Pleas for the City and COUNTY Of NJ Scd
on the 9th day Of April 1904 notice is hereby given
Ayers lately doing business the City ana Guam
NewYork that they required present thai ~ Of
with the vouchers therefor duly verified 10 the
Of creditors at his Office Nos IL and 10 Walker
the City OF NewYork. on or before the 22d DAY Of Jn
1894 VI June,
Dated New York. April 9th. 1894.
WILLIAM MCBRIDE A,,ss,..
KNEvALs PERRY. Attorneys for Assignee '"see
"a Nassau Street. New-York City
DURSUANT to a Judgment of the COITpT
L or CHANCERY 81 the COUNTY PALATISr ~.
LANCASTER. ENGLAND. made In an action ';pt "
son v. BOrITON' dSS0 p No sgD All person, Iat-
ing children issue OF the aforementioned perso
viz: ''uf
a, Of John Boul;on. formerly Of Macc,.s,
sutton. both In the County Of Chester England IA
the year 1899 residing tho house OF Mrs. rno
Wamsley, at the corner OF Water Street and coraa.n
Street. New York. and who Is believed have died mar.
years ago; h'
% OF James Pearson formerly OF Macc,..o..
sutton aforesaid who is said to hav. died in Nsv
Jersey about the month OF February 1850: " e"'
80 and Of oliver Pearson. formerly OF Nsco,
field or Sutton aforesaid who drowned or kines
Allegheny in the state OF PENNSYLVANIA years sea
AMI who ~ living are respectively interested in ~,
hereditaments and property subject 10 the tps.
the VIII James Bouton late Of Sutton aforesaid o'
man. deceased whose VIII was proved Chester n, -
Sth Juiy 1920 are respectively by Themselves ~ ne
solicitors before the 23rIl day OF June next 10 %
in and prove their claims at the Chambers OF the pssa
default thereof they Will be peremptory excluded
the teneht bf the said judgment. "n
Monday the End day OF July 1894 at II O'Clock IN H.
forenoon al the said Chambers is apponte1 for ae
and adiudicating upon the said claims "s
Dated this 10th day Of April. lsoi.
ALEXANDER PEARCE Ree,s,,..
JAS CLARKE
. I.une street Preso,
Plaintiffs Solicitor
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Electric stool ouot.uo...
Commercial Compend.

gglSS:sisPs :tesSdy. ssle. n % Pslss; fIE;::55EoYl $asssiinsda
lures gEn ~ and Closed iI STEADY. Sew opfssni.. al
yancei points. Silver advanced ! led; n London.
Rriisin and i,sss to the Continent. Port receipts
year sssVSnnsh soId zoo, SsslSeston Z ST., Augusta
6Il, and New orleans 500. Prices were generally IN.
Safessa y Was .'S very s aeSdy" II Houston sS%s G TSSept no. ,odsy
6.sei asalnst 2,eS7 thi' day last week ana .7tT last
Rainfall fST twenty four hours was heavier cast Of the
Mississippi. savannah .~district-Alapaha, lib inchi
rag: Wssnesboro n Noble district, { 80 inches: New.
man, 81, and .Grifsn 1. in the Atlantic districti Fort
fh sH. at On otS Sss S points IN he sI sSoss districts saSsi c %STc r slsc
reported by the. Government Cotton goods active
so s s,ssss; NG M..,e or,eanssi New sept Orleans smAeV cos tns
Exchange report. Issued Yesterday, the new com:
Of cotton ,san last year. but Is slightly smaller than
the year before. a most remarkable fact this year 10
Of oGT he .n season. ,S,ur show sG " dec ssSSs' o I |" i.s az s Ssis. se under ps sEs
amount held or sept l. instead OF an increase; ThisL is
y t. rhe statement covers the Isst 'WWeeii and r. he
hrst seven days OF the season, making, the amount q
American cotton crop brought into sight for the week
against ~ .os5 In September 1903, and 90 ~. during
n 1sS 's snS, t hnS. n BEEN ls'i lac Sore' 5s,.s s' pSsIs.t fG !, .o ass
last year. and the total tskings of American mills.
North and south. were ss.soS, against 1880. the
iO.s7s last season. since the close Of the commercial
year stocks at American ports and the twenty nine
bales, against an Increase for the same period last SaL
son OF [, tO7. and show a decrease now OF 7l,sT2 bales
To-p,Y's FEATuREs~iiverpool was unexpectedly
favorable to bullish interests There was a renewal OF
heavy rainfalls In the Atlantic ami Gulf States. The
Chronicle crop reports were rather builish. some
operators were nervous about the bureau report on
pool market viii be closed on that day, when the
Queen Will visit Liverpool, There was very, little
higher prtceA TO-days business:
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BOSTON cLosINo QuoTArIoNs.
PHILApILPHIA cLosINo
SATURDAY. Sept. 3.

sept =.
The record Of events affecting business has In
the main been favorable this week. II Is not 10
y" expected that every change and development
would be entirely satisfactory after q pro-
tracteh neriod Of distress and depression;
nevertheless, a few impatient spectators in
inc STOCK market seem 10 think that should
os the case. Recovery from the shocks and
losses "t the last few years, and particularly OF
tho last twelve months, must necessarily DO
sIoW; but IL is encouraging that the great
majority Of people feel that the turn has
come and also that they md here and
mere evidences Of revival and TeouperA-
llon that strengthen their returning confidence.
lhla evidence consists Of spAsmodio activity
III a number Of staple lines, particularly dry
goods an Improvement In the gross tTamc re-
turns OF a number OF railroads A. compared
''th with a year ago and with recent periods. q
tendency toward Improvement In the condition
81 the Treasury, and q declining market for
sterling exchange.
The security market shows from time TO time
d httle Increase Ia the demand from investors.
4 Is most pronounced In the bond market, but lie
also d'seernibls In the greater number OF stocks
Hralt IN The two circumstances that exert the
rongest influence upon the business community
''' the decided progress toward the establish
Hent Of a sound currency b. the repeal % the
called sherman act and thu cessation Of
frin discussion Attempts vii, unqu-stionahly
''d', 9th On the "a mr pal Fl. Congress, a
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Government bonds steady at unchanged quo
tations. Railway bonds easier. The features
were Atchison As, Edison Electric Illuminating
lists, Kansas and Texas As, Missouri. Kansas and
general As, TexasPacifc DDS, and Western New
York and Pennsylvania eds. The more impor-
tant net declines were in AtchisoD As, - y cent,
to 721t; Edison Electric Illuminating lists, -, to
107i Missouri, Kansas and Eastern lists, ~, TO
81; Reading general As, ~. TO 1875, and Texas
advances were in Kansas and Texas Is " D
cent, TO SOS; Oregon Improvement 6s, ~. 10
63I. and Western New York and Pennsylvania
DDS, u D cent, TO 25la.
Bar silver in London, 29zsd.
Money on call, l p cent Time money Is
quoted at 21S n cent. for ninety days, 3 y cent.
for four months, and 81 D cent. for six months
on good mixed Stock Exchange collateral. The
market for commercial paper is inactive, and
dorsed bills receivable are quoted at 1884 D
cent, choice slngle-name paper at 4QS5 b cent,
and good at 41x6t5bf y cent
Foreign exchange quiet and steady at I'M
changed quotations. Posted asking rates for ster-
ling, S4.S5lfGS+.s0 for long bills and s4.s71
$4.S7h for demand: Actual rates are: Long bills,
q ;s5Gs4.s5A; sight drafts, s4,s6Gs4.s64. and
quoted at 5.lsA for long and DIN for shorti
for short; guilders, 4oB for long and 40H for
short.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston-lb
6lS cents discount. Charleston-Buytng par;
selling, l-1001s premium. New orleans-Bank,
par; commercial, so discount. San Francisco
Sight, l2Ls; telegraphlc, Is. 81. Louis-50 cents
discount. Chicago-6O cents discount.
The weekly statement Of averages OF the
Clearing House banks shows;
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ToDAYs FEArUREs-Wheat advanced slightly. IL 10
denied that there has been a largo sale OF Russian bar
ley here, but barley from that country Is still being OF.
fered here, IL current reports are 20 be believed. Some
maintain that business has really been done. At any
rate, there Is likely 10 be II grain In this country reach
rs much higher prices. Liverpool was I'D. 10 Id.
lower, and Antwerp was QUIET London was lower.
Berlin opened weak, but steadied up later on. Paris
was 10 confines higher for wheat, but irregular for
hour nus,nsaior. IN oT "nrn T Sfy sIss'' oB ~
buyinS OF futures by foreign houses. while the en-
ports FOR the week from both coasts reached the total
o. 1907 500 bushels against s.420.0oo last week,
I. zoe 900 for the same week last year, and 3,o6T ,Sl8
for the same week IN lss2. After Change December
wheat here was 81 IlB@0lAsc. closing with ~ Nc.
bid. Corn advanced. Most traders were stu looking
for a bullish Government report on Monday. though
rains at the West OF late had a rattle; depressing CT
feet. The trading was not on large scale aud most
operators preferred 10 await the Government report.
May, 50 l.fsC65s9Sc. after Change, closing bsLsc. Data
were stronger In Imitation OF other grain.
6ROCERMs Co1ee advanced slightly. American
warehouse deliveries, 1898. HayTe declined ~. on
some months. though steady on others. Hamburg was
unchanged 70 n pfg. ,higheE The American Visible
yeaI ago. There was . holiday In Brazil. There was
less pressure To sell The particulars here were as
fOllOWB.y
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surplus s65,s2O,s25 s6LO34,2T5 Dec. $50
The surplus a year ago was o., 066,375, and two years

ago 81, Isl ,975.
Imports Of general merchandise. including
dry goods, at the port of New York last week
were SJ~,SSO,BB4, against 81, 70T ,42B the pre-
yinus week and S5.B7g.6O5 for the correspond
Ing week OF last yegJg; The imports Of specie for
Was gold, making total specie imported since Jan.
!, Sli,1sd,+2S: Exports of specie were, gold,
SB5, 900, and silver, SBO:i,gOO. a total of SBdS,-
900, against Sl,l15,iOO the previous week. The
exports az specie since Jan. l have been, gold,
SS5,s23,3l5, and silver, s2I.s0s, G79. a total OF
Sl07, IN ,OOi.
The report ~ the receivers Of the New York,
the year ended June 80 last, shows: Gross earn
ings from operation. SD. :iOs, 743; operating ex-
penses, Sls,l.U,iil: less proportion due
leased lines worked on percentage Of earn
ings. 81, 339,324 other income, Sl,l77,-
DS1; gross income, ST,O2O,OGi; fixed charges,
Os4. The net earnings for the preceding year
were ST67,4T5. The balance sheet shows cash
on hand and in London. SiT1 800. and a profit
and loss surplus OF S4,O2s, 63l.
Railway gross earnings for August compare
with those OF the same month of last year as
follows:
Columbus, u. Valley a Toledo. .t9tO,5as Inc. sl2sess
Great Northern ysfrm-....... II. tbLS3S Inc. 2OTllo
The Chicago and West Michigan Railroad re-
ports gross earnings for July Of Sl22, IO2, a de-
crease Of s25, 4BS as compared with the same
month Gf last year, and net S24,55O, AN increase
OF SlO,07l.
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company OF
Brooklyn reports gross earnings for August Of
S29.35i, an Increase OF Sll.bSO US compared
with the same month OF last year, and net
S9,34l. an increase Of S4.830.
The Iowa Central Railroad Company reports
for the year ending June 30;
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Rio on the spot was dull and nOminali No. z, l5Ae.
Raw sugar was duh but nTm; so test. SIC; o6' tesL
$40. Refined quiet and steady.
NAYAL STOEEE-Dull but Arm. splTtts, 264pS
common 10 good strained. ~el.l59SL2O.
PETROLEUa-No sales; National. seize. hid. OIL city,
s27 sc. ND.
PROusIoNs- Lard higher but quiet. city, sIsoEs1Sc.;
Western. 9O5c.; september, glOc.; January, s.BOc.
PORK quiet but steady Mess, tIe 5ossi57 rs. Dressed
INC. Oieo, 9xc, legs lfls9IsJtc- Beat butter. 2ls
23tc.; do. cheese. ldaslO3lc.
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Real Estate Transfers.

trsh JscoS. 9 Fanny Lssy 800 slS.OOC
Ttth -, ; = 100 y lst aW 25I9s.lO; Anna
s6S st. - aSs,sw IN az. SS.5IS5S; Mich1si
ssh =, a = 56s.S " sr1 AZ. 9i5IiO6.5: same
7th svs a y cor bsth a. BO.51s0: same % sane /
iIlth =, 50 lT9 y Ath az lsKl00,lli Caro-
lne HcTTmann 20 Peter Hermann ..,,..... $4,000
Sd Az. 2 > Is n i8lst & Clifton ~, T4aN
lTreg. John " Decker 70 Paul @ Decker. . l
dTsw NsSicol ana ~iis % lane fsashila. s.7OO
Lexington Az. ~ g. 100 q Gray A. 50Nl0u: Har
yey A TurnuTe and wife 70 WA neEesOn ...- S.2OO
-sTs6 TsIhqs o AsTysyI furaurs 1900
Robins AZ. . Z. iND Manchester AZ. 2aK230.
taFnltne Hemanmy 10 Frames Cohn. --. 100
Arthur ay, e. q. ihS.b 4 tmtsn ~, 25HNTHs
slsr~y ..-.,.,.-,-.. .,-,.,,.. 80 2a-u
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DELAWARE LACKAwANNA AMI
MESILRN U. n.

DELAWARE, I.ACKAwANNA AND
stations q. Nsw York, foot OF barclay and
Christopher SITS.
y~ESTIRULE- TRAINS, PULLMAN
BGFFET LIGHT.
Direct route to Newark. Bloomfield, MontClair, the
Oranges, summit, Bernard willie, Rasktng Ridge, Mad
ipOn, MOrristown, Passaic, Paterson, Boontun, Dover,
e%tanhope, Eudd's lake, Lake. HOpntrong, nacketts-
town, Schuolcys Mountain, Washington, Phillips
tain, Scranton, Pittston. Wllkeslarre, Nanticokc,
Danvilc. northumberland Montrosc, Binghamtnn,
oxford, Norwich, Nntcryillc, Utica, Rlrhneld
Springs, Cortland. syracuse, Oswcgu, Ithaca, Owcgp,
ElnIira. Corning. Path, Dansvllc. Bu1alo. and al
points West. Northwest. and Southwest.
% 100 \. ". lunaln, Scranton. WnRhHmtion, Utica,
~liIChlold Springs, syracuse, and usweEN Express.
Pullman RuUCt fgrlnr cnrS. Connects AT BinnlO with
train. for Chicago, arriving at p!2O ne VI morning.
SteO n. M.-Blnghanlton mall. stops at principle
stations,
4 q II. M.-Scranton. Binghamton. aud Elmira Ex.
press. Pullman Iarlpr cars.
400 =. VI. Scranton, Wiikcsbarrc, and Plymouth
Express. Pullman psrlor ears.
Si1o y. NJ. daily Buffalo, scranton, Hnghamton,
aud Elmira Limited Express. Pullman Buffet sleep
ing cnrs. Arrives 7:lb \. \.
OiOO =. N.-tTaily)- Buffalo, Scranton, Blnghamton,
kichh"ld springs, syracuse, and Oswego Express.
Pullman Punrt slceperS.
Tickets and Tullman accommodations at IS Murray
At. and iyD Broadway, Tickets at Ferry stations, 5S6
and GAP Broadway, 81 West i25th st., 235 Columbus
av, New York, 3slS and i25 Fulton St., and "a Broad
way, Brooklyn. Time tables giving full Information
at all stations.
wcstcott's Express Company will cali for and check
baggage from hotel or residence TO destination.
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WHITE STAR line.

ANID .-..-... We dnesiay, sent ~, g 30 7. u
~...... ..... Wednesday, sept. tH. - u.
30 COTTON ARRIF RY PASSENGER STEAMRHA
sSe"ond cabin accommodation 90 these steamers,
80 and $40, Str"raKe from New York, SIS; prepaid
tickets. SIS.
Once, 10 Rrollvay, Or on the wharf foot ~ west
i0th - a. MAITLAND KELSEY. Accent.
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National hank note circulation outstanding,
S2O1 .B:i1 .HB1, an increase Tor the Wrek Of $40
80; received duriug the week for redemption,
Sn3S.bsd: amount RESISTED. .Ci2 and
destroyed, Sljp.i1i. LGi.Urr ~ urppsite Ia
the I~rcF-gsy ~ ual'"'' %Pa'''pr' nn'"E,
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FLoun-Suiet and unehsnsed Sales $500 bbls.
1924 bills. and 1884 .sacks. Winter wheat
brands IN bois. were quoted as fsllows; 10 grade.
2 EXTRA s2 iosss2 5; No extra; s2soas g. 90; clear
q. 10; Michigan straishts, 2.80ss 81. IS; city mills for
we,s Lnds y }. $50; = patents" sSsstg9; rye nos5 81:
b.andywine. ts2o Bag meal-Eine yellow, sl.39S
sifted, 81 .e2sfl2t. Hominy and samp, 81. SOC s3.B5.
Pearl barley, ". 7oSs47o; usnulated yellow, $3.50
@s3.25 y bbl: white granulated, t3.25843.b5 ' bbi.
Wheat up tei No spot saies No; 2 red anoat, 2sc,
hard. 3,tc. over December 10 arrive; No. l Northern,
&c. over Decemb afioat. These were the receipts;
Chicago, Goa, 74l: bush; Milwaukee,, 92,S52; Mime
apoliss 93S s+o; Dulutl! 3o,os4; 80, Louis 1000; To
York. 81, 900; Baltimore, 59,123; Philadelphia, 81 ,l78;
Boston, Il sea; total. i,i33,263 bush. total yesterday.
l,014 ,7SA; total last year, 1,0oo.2l|. Future sales,
Aso, 600 BUSH, As follows:
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ocean Stramrrs.

Orsan Steamers.
CUNARD LINE TO n~vkhPooLVlA 9vEEN"rowN'
EtTuria. sept. 10, $40 N IEtrurla. .... oct. ~, 3 p. II.
Campo sept. S2- 10 40 tampa Oct. 20, y 80 4, ".
unhrp.Srrt. ~. 5.BO. A. NJ UmlriS.. oct -, 8 :. N.
Lucanla. OcL. @, lO.S0A NJ. Ilucauia ....sOv. 3, - A, NJ.
EXTRA SAIllNuS.
AURANIA sept. II, l.. N. ISERNIA Sept. 90, ! 80 Pm
From Pier 40, North River, foot OF tlarkson st.
VERNON HBtOWN ..GrnI Ag'ts,+ B"wling Green.
In~ternatIOna Navigation COmpany's Lines.
From Fer ~. North River. foutFuliun a.
American Line for southampton.
Shortest anu most convenient route 10 London.
No transfer by tender. No tidal delays.
Berlin. .. .Srpt ~ ia. NJ. New York Sept. 10, II An.
Red star Llne for Antwerp.
FHesland.. S"pl. ~, afM khynlaud. SrpI. lS,BA,M
-nteraatOna Navigation Company.
q how Ling Grpen, New YORK.
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New YORK and Boston All Rail.

n. T., n. n. aud IL. r. H. anal ConneciOnS.
from Grand Central station
Leave By way OF Due
q O2 "A. d., SpFinaheld aud Worcester, $50 D. N.
10 90 "A. d., tfSeW London aud Providence, &. 90 d. 81.
l0;O8 "A. H., New London and Providence, 30 y. ~.
IL 90 a. "a, SpFingheld aud Worcester, 3 80 d. M.
loo r. ~, New london aud Providence, 7G3O e. ~.
8 90 p. NJ, NeW London and Providence, 800 l.. d..
3 100 r. NJ, sWlUmanuc and \. Y. andN Z. Is. 90 4. N.
Loo i. d., ssprfhgned aud MoHesreT. 1000 =. NJ.
3 700 p n, sNeW london and Providence, ~ -Wn r. n.
II % y. NJ, sSprlnghcld and Worcester. B.lAA.M.
~ 90 r. ~, sNeW London and Providence, ZOO a. ".
skuns daily, Including sunday.
fffiNs hour limited, an parlnT cars: fare 81. lnclud-
Ing parloTChr -eats
Return ssTsirs sane nous aud b. sane route.
Through parton and -lssping ezra by earh rain.
Z. Z. uENpdIEAD, GVn1 lass. AgpuL
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.,v.vottL AND cowMERcTl1.

New YorH stock Ezehs-se-s-ies SEPT. :.
rxrrEp srATEs n STATE tN si.ooos).
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ALBANY BOATS.

steamers DREW ami DEA RICHMOND leave Pier
Al, ~. H., foot Canal ST., at y 4. NJ. daily Sundays ex-
septedl. Direct connection, with express trains for
Rlchield Springs, and Thousand Islands. saturday
night steamer connects with sunday morning train
for Saratoga, Caldwell, and steamer ON Lake George.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD r. 5. co.
N ROUTE To- LONDON n o Z
FAST APR STEAMERS.
Lain Tues, sept u, AN HsVel Tues sept ls,gA
TTaVe sat, sept. 10, y A. Ems sat, Sept. ~, II AN.
0kLEtCHA 4 co, 2 HuWAng Greeu.
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OLD DOMINION N

steamers Tor NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH \ POINT
1uMFORT, and NEWPORT NEwS, NIRGINA REACH.
PETERSBURG. and RIJ HMONb. "a. and WASHING
p Z Mon, Iiues Wed Thurs, and Sat, For
via JAMES, RlNER-hOn., Wed. and Sat-
for WEST Fulk. Na.,-IuC~, Thur. and sat. FTom
2H, y. T., loot Beach ST., at = T.. NJ. Saturdays aP,
H. im"4sh 'SFI's Il Il ~ E ny ~ ~ ~ Se,n.a
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r. fs$;: 4 H.. % $ $$s
Corn advanced Nc, to NJ, spo. sales $4,000 bush.
lows:
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Steamers PLEASURE RAY, E!IIEhoS, and NARY
PAT1EN leave foot Jane st., y. X. "a blocks below
l4th ST. "a. NJ, ~ NJ, 2 80 P.M. battery Pier lnear
Barge Onicel, p;l5 A. NJ, 2:45 p. NJ, Tor Highland
~uNpAls1leave Jane st, Q and 10 A: NJ; Battery
Iranci. landing. via stage to Branchport. to AsLury
Park.
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HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

DAY LINE STEAMEN
NEW YORK" or "ALBANYs
Daily except Sundays.
Leaves DesbroNps 81 Pier. .............6 $40 A. n
Annex ho,t from Fnl,nn AZ 'Rrr,ookiyn. a "
For ALBANY Y, landing at Yonkers, West Point
Hewbnrgh, fOikeepsie .khInebeck .CAtskill and Hudson
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Oats advanced Nc. TO Nc. Spot sales 10000 bush
No 2 white SIC; segtembsI do, sc; October do.
anoat; ungraded, s7s4lc, for white, and s4S86c. fo
mixed. Future sales 10000 BUSH. As followsi
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TROY BOATS,


CITY Or TRIO or SARATOGA leaves Pier as, n. r.,
foot West 10Th ST., daily, except Saturday, u i. d. Ek-
press trains for Saratoga, Lake George, Adirondackf
Sunday steamer touches at Albany, SARATOGA EX-
CURsiOS, $3.50. LAKE GEORGE RslON, $3.50.
BRIDGEPORT, FARE, b0c.i EXCURSION, 100.
BOat. leave Pier 35, East River. at IL A. NJ. and . y.
", daily lSundays excepted foot Fast 8lst st, S:lbP.
NJ. saturday afternoon boat leaves half hour earlier.
Connecting at bridgeport with trains ON n. Y, N. II.
and II. u, X, north and east.
ONLr s9ISD S.rEh LEiyING
CATSKII.L MOUNTAINS steamers KAAT-
v EkShILl. aud CAISkILl leave every week day at
u 4. NJ. from Pier ~, foot Of West llth st., connecting
with CatNkiIl Mountain and Cairo X. X. aud the new
Otis Elevating Railway 20 the summit. Directory OF
summer hotels and boarding houses mailed free at pier.
DAMSDELL. LINE.-Stcamers leave Pier "a, n. r.,
IL foot Franklin ST., for CranstOnis West Point, Cold
Spring, Cornwall, fishklll Landing, and Sewburgh,
Meek days, D y. NJ; Sundays, y A. NJ; i33d ST., N. r..
g:y0A N.
MAISE STEAMSHIP LINE direct TO Cottage City,
vi Mass, aud Portland, Me-; delightful scaru?st route
To- all pleasure resorts Nurth and Fast; elegant steam.
ers; low excursion rates. Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
saturdays, . Z. M Pier 80, East klycT, foot OF Market
81 HOkAGID NALL, Agent.
NEW HAYEN.-FARE, ST. EXCURSION. $3.50.
Steamers KlCnAltD PECK and {. Il. NOHIHAM leave
Pier -, l.. r., daily, 8 L. NJ. and II go p. n. Sundays
excepted connecting with trains 10 MeridtH, Hart
ford, Springfield, Holynkr and the north.
II DsO ANDCONSACKIE HOA1'S leave
llevery week Jay al a Phi from livr tA,tOot Of Most
nth ST., connecuns with Boston and Albany X, X.
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RED BANK LINE.

steamers $50 Blrd and AIbfrtIha Leave, NeM torhI
Pier "a, foot OF Franklin At, for Highlands, Highland
beach. Oceanic, Locust Point Browns Dock Falr
Raven, and Red Bank daily at Q 4. NJ. and 3 L. N. SUD
days at y. Leave Red Bank at z A. M. and y /. H.
Sundays at 3 y. II.
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FALL RIVER LINE

For NEWPORT, and all Eastern and
Northern Mount ain, Inland, and SeashOre points.
CE.-The PRISCILLA. PURL
TAN, PLYMOUTH, and PILGRIM In commission to-
gether. Two boats each way daily. A fine, orchestra
on each. Leave New York from Pier IS old number,
North River, foot OF Murray St, week days at $3.50
and $50 y M snndayS ESQ Z NJ only Nestiblied
$3.50 and y A. VI. Boats from New York $3.50 7. NJ.
week days. b:J0 p. NJ. Sundays touch at Newport.
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PROVIDENCE LINE,

FUH HVNION. WOEVfNT FI, IIf- W HIIE- Mis-,
AND THE EAST. Steamers CoNNECTlCCT and
MASSACHUSETTS, leave NEW PIER So. N. r., one
Sunday. Due Providence, . A. NJ; due Boston, 7:l5A.
M; due Worcester. 4 A. NJ. Sundays, 10: rs A. NJ.
Full nights rest. shortest rail ride. FINE oRCHEs-
IRA on each steamer.
Inside route u LostOn and the East. Steamer leave
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A TTESTIuN Is CALLED Ca Ihe -iycrUS,Hlant Ia tho
N Ctty Record, commencing ON tue an daY of S-p-
tembcT. 1888. ~ the confirmation Of the following ~
aessments In
TWELFTH WARD Emerson street oP-ninz, 10
tween SaAmHu and lenth avenues. Ib4th street
opening, between Etscrumbs road and Amsterdam
avenue.
WAEIS Ru~Hnl~l avenue opening, hHtG On Aqueducl
and Jerome AEruur@
ASqHFL 2. FGT"heCompir1lIeE
city or Naw ftrs. fgsnce Utplrtmeut, CyH. r0A
lcrs gnee, \ T;r. jrr O. 1914