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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-10-10

In China when a pupil is reciting
his lesson he turns his back to his
teacher.
The earliest book in which copper
pilte engravings were used were issued
in 147O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
OTHER v,RKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

pror,,o rnlv Is-Cnttc- Receipts last - hours. goo
head total for week thus iar go '@r; 1877 80 s hsd p
New York SO head. on sale 20 hrad in m ',
nrmer good grades; closed nrm WIN al goa nn
e. T,qsi TX mixed butchers 81 750&2 30 Hogs Receipts
last - hours 1850 head total FOR the week mus ai
signed through g. 100 head: 10 New York $50 head on
sale head market opened stronger closed S,nnk
x 7oaS5 10 mixed packers IS C5Hs5 TO- there few
late sales nj s. Sheep and lamls Receipts last -
hours 5000 head roa for %srh nus mai br"h
coo head New York Loco head; on sale. loo head
few common choice wehers 50 so$4 good mixed
sheep ssaa to fr g 2ssf 81 10 eS5n
lanai fS, asg 1@s :: no very good stock here
=" East liberty July -tatc-f,eceipts light market
about q, s'soSy .. It, T g"da 81 a. rough fS
So 7Sds3: fair light steers 81 254s2 10 Pigs-Hecrips
light: hsrdy enough TO make market, price ph,
higher h'n y eS sG Esa orner s. Sass A. pigs
IS 3sms' ~ good sows stqsi 10 sags and rough sow,
saGsi sheep Supply fair good sheep sesdy and oil
81 aoa 81 90 good s. aoata 30 fair s4qs2 10 common
socQsi 81 warnings, 81 ?'as3 30; lambs s2~aS' 90
Union stock Yards Chicago. July Is.-oate- Rcceips.
heHa market and qers s.Ssa co. cows and bulls
81 soa&3 So calves 2ass - lioss-Receips p 900 head
market weaker heavy ssgs2 20 Gn.2n 10 Tnpee NIX
s. 10; pigs 81 35as 90. sh-ep-Receipts, 400 head mar
ket strong Tor & nfero, sTsdss neglected. inferior 10
~, Louis July s-Cottle-Rcccip's 80 head; native
cattle and strong good steer, sold from ~ 30
sold about steady The supply o, Tcxas cac small
mostly common GRADES nrces ho"ever were s,sndy
81 S5qf2 co. cattle 81 2vIS2 80 Hors-Rrccipts.
3,O55 head The market was active md quiet Hulk Of
butcher oad q choice. Two Loads yer good sold
at 81 % Fair 70 good sh, WEIGHTS s9a 2, g oss To-
common to medium h rs s t noa 90
sheep~Recepts. i.4si heal. THIS market sAecsi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19

rondor Tn,v 1S-Nt the wool sa.es to-day 1900
hos Of GOOD average quality were offered. There
was a fu Attendance. and competition FOR the
hotter grown parcels brisk. Crossbreeds were
in good supply and firm Victorian was animated
The present series of sales VIII c.ose on july 20
To-dnv's sa ,es include the following
New-Souih Wn.es-l.sO bales greasy, at 4Gg@
Oueens.ana-7O0 ba'es. greasy, at 5'gn7i9d.
Vlc,oran-i 200 bales. greasy, at 5ulii2d
Nrw-Zeaiand-S20 bales. greasy. al 5i9Nl0isd.
Cape of Good Hope and Natal-i0o baes, greasy.
at 3s4G7isd
Wlnde.er & Co.. wool brokers. report: "Advces
from the manufacturing centres at home and
abroad are poorer than a week ago. Tops have
declined somewhat, with immediate wants supplied.
Slight weakness resulted In London. most marked
I'm heavy greasy. though all good parcels. espe-
cal.y greasy. have been in keen demand, selling
AT prices equal 10 the opening rates while cross
brels have shown change except that dark I'M
slightly parcels have been easier. Capes. OF which a
small quantity has been offered. have changed but
little Inferior greasy has been difficult OF sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19

ncier Prices are nominally UNCHANGED f9r al do
Gnne; Apples, ,c Ioa isi.c do sun-ded GGsc chop1
IrT2c: cores and skins iall.c; peaehT, -,b carolina
s,Gloc. do California IId3iec: raspbrrries az ~
I5NlGc: cherries. laNi4c apricois' l'gioc' ""'''
sHaqKe I. totally unchanged Demand ycTy nE ra
and holder: Tns s s1D,r isos choice is good
nrim. ,1Glce do common fair. sRl0c paclnI |oar.
ls93 Ghq 'n ~ os y go f% so ss
cars rI o aocn, ~ cars by
ss Tho mark. FOR fowls opened higher Western r'acn
ing I2c and souh-rn .s a. ,o lne al hs ierins, end
Western 1T, nod at S 4f chickens STEADY
arrc I'm, small sizes are dull and weaker ohcr Anns
nnchansed We quote: Spring chickens god 10 p5o: Id
roo.,.rs turl,oys 9G1Oc; ducks per ialr '"nIs
geese 9ocgsl % pgeons :ooc Continue unex-
pccieiiy lish, ana prices rule gcne nLm F9w n 1s
n itle better also but drypick'd chitfens snow r. nm
provement small sizes Of these are o,e .b am
9ows i@itISc old cocks Gd6isc sprins chckcns h''a
dcpha. l7aOc; do western alv,P,N, c ,o - ionr
Island and Eastern i2sGl3c spring geese Eastern liza
i2c; squads per dozen I'LL, .codv for the better
grades quote Hay prime per 100 H. S, Gs y" do
80 l. coaSoc DO shrng; ' on l DO short
and IA . s'GaS' tNb VEGETABLES much
chtcr recrp, from the South. but local stock ~ more
nlcnty Prices however show slight advance" ana Close
rrn for choice qualities CabbaSe' ras" Long IsiII
pens scarce and frm Beans shade hieher Cucumners
still selling low Tomatoes in for supply ara STOCK ircn
Onions dull Green corn rmr, 20, pm, , s rc W sw~@ts
T T s,To fair to P g sa: 7 %? onion. Kcnuc
Maryland and nse shore - 3sS Io PER S ne
I@g%c S@ooss per do lcrdy ,s haf hi 6nskc
Glc do southern per h' g, I's ssI, pn hi
S@Ss 20 ,o sTnp I"rscy PER lush box o5rs? do
MS a@i Per S@rer 2, - do XsrfS 90 90:
squash per Dbl. Toe. egg plants pee bH, S@0S -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NcW-YOrl, July Is, lS'f.
COTTOT-Tne market opened dlsappoirNns!
ths morning There seemed be selling OF cotton
early for long after which there was some re-
Later the market dull ana ABOUT s''fus..
Trade all the afternoon without feature AusuSl
M close OF the market Eas stcahN
Tho on August was GgOdG02c The total sales were
a. COO bales Of closing tone OF III" markei
here md abroad Yesterday things were expected
this morning hut Liverpool came in only traction
higher AT the opening. with sales Of only 5000 bales
There were also some private cable advices repeating tho
assertions which been current for some time past
shout the trade conditions abroad. The weather was no
ing 10 encourage the bulls az Il Is very iavorane an
through the cotton belt ana there is no CHANG IA .S
II Is pushing ahead yer!
RAPIDLY and will probably come TO market early Jester
day hal OF cotton We're received at nouston
Tex several days ahchad Of last years date The fcs-
inr TINT OF the crop is likely 10 ne
liberal s making good deal OF difference with the feel
Ing OF the trade although prices lowthe lowest
the extraordinary dcpressions few years ago being
only 25c against G90c for August-and operators
rather cautious about taking aggressive bull atude
nevertheless there seem to very few willing to work
freely on the bull side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
Opening range and close to-day and CLOSING bus tho
IRE vious night and last follow:

Ncv-York spot sales to-day and last night rs oihcay
reported For export 800 bales consumption -" Dhl's
contract bales: 1850 bales spot market quic
hut steady: middling uplands 1isc mddns Gun -
which unchanged compared with YESTERDAY VI"S'rs
market closed steady AT points net decline com
notices 90 Total sales. 1890 bales New OK eos s
receipts lQ46 bales; exports 10 Great ltrta'n 80
bales; forwarded. los bales; sales. 100 bales, spli'
$50 bales stock. 1888 bales. Total net port eo'pls
to-day 3i7 bales: this week. 2oin haics TX
ports to-day: Great Britain 2SC2 bales ThcS iar M
week; Great Britain 7.1I9 bales France. ~" ba'es
Continent 2OO3 bales: stock Cost bales ,,
Liverpool cabe-Spot cotton quotations fully
sales 5000 bales speculation and export %" oaa,s
1000 bales; rniddlng 15-lGi. Futures opened qule
partially Load advance: closed quiet at l'fl net
Tuv 35Gs: Iuly-Augus 356s August September 80"
an ohnr 3j1s: October November 49,
Ncvem December 35sG359: December January o..
AGO January February. 3CH3Cl February darcn 90
March April 3.G3G4oJ Manchcster-iarns quiet ana w"
changed. cloths quiet. ,.o. h-,,.
COFFE-Increased trading took place and prices p'.
quite sharply owing Increase IN the Ei"@Ilah re-
celps which caused liquidation especially IN view OF
weaker cables Sales included 2iO bags September lo
August AZ 10 points difference Rio onica. cables were
quiet; prices unchanged at i6.lO res for No X
change quoted unchanged at 81: receipts NV" Dag
c,earances the United States. 10000 bags, s'ooN
iii bags Santos market nrm good average -quoHd
unchanged 1000 refs Hamburg market qule'
:. pfg lower follows: July. 10 pigs. August Ito
September IS TO- October. 72.23 November 'o2"' re-
cember 60 marke, i.@i- lower. closing WIN
sales Of bags for the DAY; July ~ :? francs
August %; September. 0iT5 october 'l November
Contracts closed steady lOa2O points decline Sales
were "a 600 bags as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

1Iverpool Julv IS 3:b y. m.-Bcef-ENtra India
moss dull AZ 7Os; prime mess DUH at SIS 81 Pork
Prime Western fine duli ~ GS, 'd' 10 ne mum
duii NJ ISIS 9l IIams-shor cut. about II 10 j. III,
steady at lss Observation-Disclosures cut about y u
30 H. dull at 4os; short rib. about = 10. du. ~ 's
long clear nddles about H. ~. dull ~ 2's ,ouR ana
short ccar IN es about - Il, .ul at s. n uid r'
About l. 10 il ~ dull AT 36s 81 'hee-, American
finest white ana coorel firm NJ ijs. Tllow Prime
city dull at 23s Cd COttonsccd oil. Liverpool rcnn
dull pos Cd Spirits Of urpenune steady ~ = 81
Rosin--Ccmmon steady at - 1iEl. Lara Spot dull
at 25s OIL Wheat 30 rel winter steady at Is I'D
No > red spring steady At Is I'd f,ourISt LOUIS
spot duh at Is lla.d. July du 1t b ia August dun
nj IS Id September dun D. 0a,d. Hops At Lon
dOn-iacifc Coast firm n - lJsNi IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
co,,rurRN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Julv ls-Cotton steady; mildling. Csc;
,a,. ,ridInr G i6c; good ordinary. GAG; net ana
gross receipts i bale; sales 81 bales, all spnnerS'
Norfoik. July is-Cotton steady; mlddng &C; low
middnc 69-l6c good ordinary S'sc; net nnt SrHsS
receipts 10 bales. exports otwlse =" o'''S S'''
l23 Da.os: stock. 1863 bales H., .,,r,o, e7lc.
savannah. July iSco,on StSaGy' mdln nst md
crosse recrpts ~ bales; exports coastwlse' J-'
bales: "a IS 70 bales; stock 5.Ms bales. , -,
%ew-Oreans. July lS.-Cotton quiet, goou IhiuI
dliny 7S,c. miidlng. &C; low midding. 6asc good
ordinary Csc net receipts. ~ bales, gross az
bales. sales 700 bales; stock. 44.'" bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19

Inrousn trans Chicago west leave Nen.
York loot Chambers-st.. daily follows and nys
minutes earlier from West 2Jd-sI:
ola A. M.-Vestibuled Express for Wavery, BnE.
V'lo hamton Emira Buffalo, Bradford and Sala
manca- Paror to Buffalo.
.l.u0 l.. M.-Vestlbule Limited Solid train for Chi.
o'OO cago, via Chautauqua Lake. Sleepers TO Chi
cago, Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
A.. On M.-Solid train to Chicago NIAGARA Falls
O.cO Sleepers TO Buffalo and Chicago.
OK T.. M.-Na Chautauqua Lake and Niacara Falls.
o. Solid train to Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buffalo,
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
I OCAI. TIME TABLE TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations 281 23. 4Oi 957 broadway 1870
Last l25th-st Chambers and West 23ist ferries New
York: 1888 Fulton Brooklyn 200 Hudson st Uohoken
Jersey City Station Erie Transfer Company calls
checks baggage from hotels and residences 10 dest
nation
NETWORK AND LoNu BRANCH RAILROAD.
~ Summer Schedule in effect July LIST. 1894
For Rc6bank LONG Branch. Eberon Ocean Drove As
bury Park. Bemar Spring Lake and Pon. Pleasant ..
foot Cortiandt and Deseo>ses streets $780,
$50 1910 1000 a 1910. C'l:.o saurdsys only,
Sundays. s15. 'eA5 m. 5;l3 p m ,,
Trains leave foot Liherty-st: 40 $50 TO Redbankl
sls. 1910 'ii;3o M I'i;2o Saturday. onlyl lao
u n.. 30. 400 p
Park
RuFUS BIoDGETr. sip't y hi 2 r r.
q. =. A.. Penna. r. n. G. p. a.. c. r. r. Of N. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
RAILROADS..
Pennsy|vani'
PAvT DIAN
RAILROAD.

A.USS s.! E gis". July and rsS
iG:So A NJ i PrN TNS77fasl2s Car TsS:s
and obser SSa S'a ca ROOM Sleeping Dining
land 5;25 A. NJ. cincinna,i e:a ss'Sss0 100
a sSsSSir r. H. Il Nj th fHd TSle s2S e. No.
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Car, LOUIS % y. EXPIRE,
vile and Chl,aso Arrive Cincinnati chr q ~ iSd d'es
Goo s'i r =, Y. r w Il rfhEEssso ES 2
s s5b4E fsfffsss 81 s} S,,:
slTfpns c and Dnns Gar. to Gncnns
$3.50 II1'' H. p Il iso"d E%I,PPss
p f'fyffis H19 T Wxsn iffs;G5 '
s ssSsy "a a., ,5S ,",ns $a Eai, n y
al parl25 End Dining Cars. 40. Dining O., a. !.
$50 r. M..Richmond and Danvr,. Ero,...
sleepers to Asheyille. Tampa. and New-oPsass;. 4,
900 r. Mpay tor cSosaDasks iHd o dssss' ss
rd Thr of S 9S N e9I pINny Cars a' H
Charles Ronte 4 ". week-,avs and. with ~ ~
Tampa Jacksonville. and Charleston. 900 p VT 4,
rS Seep sTr 70 N rrGEso Priv 20
FER CAPE M%Y. ii.co A. 81. ioO and 2.lo P. :.
FG F. Ls"s BIrHSh As 40 y H'f o Ocean O.
Saturdays only. 230 $40 3.io. 400 $40 Nv ~. .
J.. NJ weekda,s Sundays s.f5 e:45 A. NJ ,.i ~
DO not stop At Asbrry Park and Ocean Grow. :.
days) 70
For PHILADELPHIA.
Express: 600. 20. $50. :. o:30 10 Penn's Lin.
1910 Il y: ~. 1890. ]. 2:i0 g. g. 4,So. s. a ~
p. NJ. 1913 night Sundays Express s:y -
80 90 I L,R, r;SS, 10 A. NJ. a. 40 iS
Ticket Onices: Nos Az a44 l. 1876 iis. and d, n.
way. Aston House. 1874 Eas. 18TH street an =.
Dssbrosses anc Cortlandt Streets. Cour. M,.s, ~
Fulton street. 9S Broadway. and Brooklyn isns,,
ton. foot Of Fulton Street. Brooklyn: sta,ioa j.
city. "
The New-York Transfer Company wifi car n,
check baggage from hotels and residences ,hrarr
destination.
S. NJ. PREvosT, J.,R. woop
General Manager Esnsrs; p,srr T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19

,, ,, r,u,,od wants OF buyers soon supplied,
after which 1t difficult, to obtain bids 81, ,r better
sar lambs was g. though SO - was. Dl ~ took
Grades which were held higher Lambs s%a>" o'' '
ers 81 o.; ewes, 81 5OsiS2 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
OCEAN Steamers.

n ETIIERLANDS LINE.
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Bouogns
Mer France.
s. s. AMSTERDAM. Sat- July 2lst. r. M
+. g. MAASDAM 1870. sat, July 2sth. Il p M
First cabin, st5 and upward: second cabin 500 steer
at low rates. Apply Tor sud" and terms. Gen
sTal Passenger Agency. 80 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
TIE STATE or TRADE.

r 2a s" Which na higher Lambs S2a'' 90 Stock
ers. 81 o.; ewes. 81 3oqs2 90
THE STATE or TRADE.
ss %34 July sed SSsgS ~ r@ SIs
49,. nns yfeat BY sample 5Gg;slsc stock $3.50 ss.
bush s9s - 20 900 a Ss9 soH corn sample 1ig
ls do on sraa. :,cS tG ai ~ W1c Western Sc asEca
p n.cd o sn 5asoc stock BOT bush Rye aq d
DID, 2c % new t5@sSy ' Sc ;o 5H
freights steady; steam to Liverpool per G, ncbanged
noson July is-our que, and epsy TG1s o rra
oats dull anu shorts s'eIs st,pc: Western ~
s pacc,o quiet los, Northern. s'saoc' EGGS q''
'Is n,v 1sspr,ng quiet ana 9bcaa Limits
ca:y sales spot 5000 bush ~ SGTs"f bush Duluth
Gisgc2c: t,n" W 4c over New-York september: cos
Ing na 'Po Ss,s Dc Winter % Sns.S ie%ss
10 red &c SO track no Xo corn &c:
Corn duII and c "T In store % ~ Yellow 500 No corn
So on '"ck oats unsecd oS. mo ae' \" White
white a y sog' White 4c No MIXED 6c on tr@es Ey g
xxx NJ &c @si'G s@ In f?' Canal feshs
an Thea a us lsTn leading follows:
q: $.as, :: 4: CO.. a$ $5 ss :$
st.: T. IL /: 4: .,.' 4: 4;
3% $.': X: .op: 81 ~: :: f.:
;;%'%scr b. % H. ar'.a5 s.. ar7.a5i.
IL H,:; PORK per 81 H: :ss SEE :Hs SIZE
81. 5.'o per 100 ~ &C.. &C.. ssg: 49,
Short ribs. per 100 o. % ccor eco SEQ
Jr'f -;..'''''''''' Il ~ G57i, G:2is b"-'s
ts~n quotations follows; I2gTntry anl i Few
done one round lSi was r s % week
80 srrn1s % yg rc co. &c. ~ cora Sc 80
oats 25Q'7'sc by sample. ~ rye sa 81 mess pork
No a"N Sc os :, 81 SCR PIS ar PER t. s. rose .o
Snort rh sic. leo'r, 81 a@efS CO. ',s yx 81 S7sGS7
VnEcy G-rr' finished sc s .,po rr E ;, - per-
EpI on tho produce Exchange today ,nc eu cllGic,
scronis. iiisa5'sc Eggs were easy f'''" S'''"
wy p Iss t,,"T $. ga ssa:. g S T.
Mars~, active =. rci n ngS ~ 5c "a I" %ir ~
S6e MID 47c So Whit d. y' r"r, eat 'i
9a. M ~, met. q p" .2 - mos si3 - family .,l
; S sie ee,r family s9 80 Kce lard Sli"S Ss ,r
i,af -. Ace dried 10 leaf Lara s ,:i n, iic
',cs short sas 7tqsc sh2 s,,, sgr w6Fey Mart~
nrmer sal,s Of distnlcra goods on ''''' '' - -
mnu,alee July ishe spccalo'ye %'k o1a ' iooS
"'i1 S, ~ cr. id ihc wchness vas due 10 mTsr re-
CENTS ani small exports. together ~. - ti,w and
9n'r Il, vie IT, ,,. Whoa, is lower than q has been f,r
iorN yr1,. .rfins IN ,f,cS Or switched sofa At
cgi-c ~ -puGe at &C. l"g' 6 5g}s ' carn .aic
iirh.r urh nsi, supply ana ar demand IN g," w.,
' ,'a NOR acr acmnoa 81 S VI, 1884, on
,ra,.. " wht 30 So 10 - ~ ,i,e' demand n
~, fr \, switched '''sc for - 'n "''"' ~ o."
NV . ,,,.,, ,-.,. h.oyiiv to-day and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
ROYAL BLUE LINE
SHORE Pr

Trains leave West AID st. Station. New-YorA. - =
lows and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin 81;
.,3O A. NJ. DAILY. Local TO Buffalo. Sleeping ~.
New-York tc Bloomvii!e Sundays only; eaH be '~s
80 4. VI. Daily local to Albany. for Ca,skM xs
tains and Saratoga Par!or car to Albany. sarA'
0I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roess
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago; sr@
A-II.O0 A. VI. Daily. except Sunday - Bl1onr-
and Catskll Mountains. New Paltz. Lakes Mohcnk q
B.-II.35 A. NJ Daily, excep, sunday; T. ca;skil NJ
tans New Paitz Lakes Mohonk and MinnswAskl 4
bany Saratoga. Caldwell, Lake George l4flOr can ,
BIoomvill- Saratoga and Caldwell.
1.I5 4, VI. Saturdays only. HafHo..day Special .
Catsk MOUNTAINS: Parlor car attached .-,., ~.
tans New Pal,z. Lakes Mohonk and " .nns HAskA 4
bany, Saratoga Parlor cars attached ~ Ho5ar ~
600 i. NJ. Daily. excep, SUNDAY, fsr Albany.
Sis 4. NJ. Daily for Albany Montreal. Ut.Cl SRI
cuse Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls TosezA d
go u. VI. Daily. exceDt sunday Tor Nevbgs A.
bany Saratoga and Montreal. Har.or car - Kie
7.45 T.. NJ DAILY excep, Sunday. for Uiics. syr,rsa
Rochester and Buffalo. Carries sleeping AZ passe,s'
SIS T.. NJ. Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse Rssse
ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit. l"r
land, Chicago and 81. Louis. 40,
A H. c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: AlON. Bus
a. m. C3O0 ?. m: Jersey City. p H. r. station A%'
For tickets time tables. parlor and seePnsca, :,
York and at stations Time tables az principal h'aA
For other Information address
c. Z. LAMBERT Genera: PASSENGER Agss.s
Vanderbilt-aye.. New fon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19

So9S5c. -
". give for comparison the closing prices OF ane p
,ou. ,ioy and for the corresponding date last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
BALTIMORE & OHIO Il. II.

BALTIMORE. wAsHiNEroS. CHICAGO. CLNcISS"-
ST LOUIS AMP Spe AI r SN AL "TrRsilxsa
Leave NewYOrk iocs q Liberty S., S. pff4 Ts
:. M m. 200 p M For wAsHiNSdToN gAb III * sa,a
soo 3" p ~ M ~ Coo I NM pnns Car solRSro oisS .!
trains daily except 500 For ES! =
Ro Roam Bristol and ch.ianoosa through pullman
Ing ,s S:s S sSS IT, @ as LAO ywsy q ssa
900 Granast; y Y; ~ F,,'rNI
NsT.Ynrk Transfer Co WIN can r,r ana eAsN,
from hotel or residence 70 dsstiuauoss'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-07-19
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN III

Trains leave foot Of West 4ld-st. as loIo"s, 10 -
earlier from FTanKl.n-st II, md 70
:05 a. m FOR West Cornwall Lakes Mohonx aann az.
newaska and Waikiki Valley stations, MoNss.sr,bA
Rl,ronineburs EenSllle FaIlsburg Liberty, ca,erv.A
scranton. Walton. Delhi. sidney. New-BeElr' wv
Utica, Oneida Fulton. Osweso =, ,,ar,cSs
pI5 a. NJ. daily for Vest Cornwall. rLS
Bioomingburg Wurstboro. Euenyllle. Moniandaiss.
bug UGrleyvlle Liberty Falls. Liberty White, LHs
As p Saturdays only Tor Mdaeto~n' -nsrrse.
burg. Wurtsboro, Eenvillc Moantalndale' Senn,sclA
Falisburs Hurieyvlls I.be!ty Falls. Liberty F"
Livingston Manor. Rockand .,.., ssf
3 Is D. M. for Lakes Mohonk and Mnnewisn ass naLA
Ford Mddetown. Wurtsboro. Ellenville. Ii1osa
Centrevile. Failsburs. Hurleyvi!le. Liberty rams
Parksyille. Livingston Manor. .,,. N,sies
$50 p; for West cornwali OTIS M Rsn NIaS
town, Boomlng burs. Wurstbjro. Elenyille .,,~ fsk
As =. daily for Mlddletown. Bloomlhs NJ.
bu.g Liberty, Livingston Manor, walton ii po;9
wcR oneida. Fulton. osweso. Niagara tails a har n
west Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free RECLINING vs.. .
TO Chicago without change -, at pros$
Tickets and Pullman Drawing Room seats az aspssnN
way, NewYork. j. G 49,, l.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW ]ERSF

Anthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signsia
80; SIS: 90 ii.; To- E@ston. K s. l;iq ~ I,
s g. E"ss9 10 & ~ H. go SO S S soc
For S&..sSrFs NJ f' ss1sy s1d ssS'sn
For Reading at 40 500 9:lo 1000 u@ nj
aaS S 80 q. go a. 30 g. iS 49, 80 i . 90
20. 90 s.s M si' night G s q: n; i I% i 81
ESQ 4. N. i:io 100. 7:so p. NJ sundays us M n
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
p TS Red rsSk ps TO Bf Rsa bs n ''f S
s sS ~ q; as; .
Barnesai' 80 SIS A NJ. 30 's $50 s'sisA n
For Atlantic City. vineand and Bridse,On. 80 \ II
For Monmouth Beach. seabright and Highland Bsa
$50 SIS: II 80 A. NJ. 1880 40 s.i5 p. " sas..n
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR Long BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE ETC
From Pier .. n. r., foot Rector ST
Rums9n Beach; sea6rght, Monmou;h Beach aal ID
For Elberon. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove. sai pc,
souih to Pom; Pleasant, u 90 A ~ LOO; S ~ I,
For Lakewood. Toms River, ana Barnegat. 40 4 u
100 3;45 T. II.
For Atlantic city vineiand and Brdge,on. 40 A I
100 p NJ.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND wAsKN;
Fer PHILADELPHIA week days ~ so mo- 30 "a "a
night sunday. $50 500 i:so DINING Car. 4
100 800. 500 DINING cap p. N. i2.i3 nigh.
Dining Car A N. ! 40 500; 300 go Dians g
u NJ 1918 night. SUNDAYS 300 II 30 DINING u
A NJ so 500 90 Dining Carp p NJ. 1913 &c,
Tickets and paros.ear SEATS can be AIRED at ~
i4ih St. 1874 East l25th ST. 2s4 Wet i25h s., :
Columbus Av.. New-York: Court ST. $50 Fulton =
brooklyn; es Broadway. Williamsburg. The Nsv-I.
transfer Company will call for and cheek baggage q.
hotel or residence to destination
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DEL, LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN X. =
stations in New-YOrk foot OF barclay ."
Christophcr Streets.
yESTIBVIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BtFfh'


COACHES. PlNTSCH LIGHT. az
Direct route TO NEWARK, BLOOMFIELD AONISl-'..,
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernsrdsiii.e, b4 st
Ridge Madison. Morristown. Fassalc Paterson 0y "a
ton, Dover. Stanhope. BUDDS LAKE, Lane 80. ~
PATCONG Hs,kettstown sCHOOLEf-s MOCNtsSrrt,
Washington. PHILLIPSBURG. EASToN. Mnyy
GAP. STROUDSBUKG re. Plcono Mountains, ,-S,Sc, ,s
ION, PITTSTCN WILKESBARRE. NANTlInyySStt
DANVlLLE. NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose , gr
HAMTON, OXFORD, NORWICH. NaterViie g IA "a
EICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland. SfRACyas5s>>r
WEGO, ITHACA OWEGO ELMIRA. COHSss,s
BATH DANSvlLLE, BuFFALO and al w.
WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST, ...,.
I:2O A. M.-BlNGHAMTON Mall stops a. p'a'-
900 A. M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON. nINcMAssSroos
UTICA, RICHFIELD SPRINGS. slRACI-sE r..
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror a. a. IS
meets at Buffalo with train for Chicago AFri''
100 p M-sCRANTON BINGHAMTON ard ELNi'"
EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars , h, ptry
400 p M.-SCRANTON. WILKESBARRE ana 'N
7ao p. N. DailyJ-BUFFALo' sCRANrON. BIN HSIsss
TON and ELMlRA LIMITED EMPRESS Fu
Buffet Sleepers. Arrives at 10 a m :. ,,xrpAN
900 p NJ DAILY BUFFALO. SCRANTON. Vi ~
TON RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE s"'
Woo EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Sleeperrss,,, a, 4
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCoMMON - ! lv' .,,.esk
Murrayst and 429 Broadway Tcssts al 6s, ,aass
ave New York. 33s and 720 Fuon-st and ~ al ~
Brooklyn. Time tables. giving full Information a. ~
lions - .,,, ~, ..u f,r ~
Seck baggage from hotel or residence 10 o''s"----