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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
Al MARKET REPORT.
THE GENERAL
New-York. August .. 1894.

NewSork August :. 1891
CoTrOS-Frst sales made advance over yes
terdays closing prices Of from 10 points on peter
1iveroo Just after The call October sold at OoOc
and then AZ CSC the latter being the highest point OF the
dav ON that month sold on TO &c during the fore
noon During the market was quiet ana IN
within narrow range Cs
tnr cas- with net decline Of | 10 points on most
months The comparatively good demand for spot cotton
IN TJva-rool excited until IL under
stood that the activity line probably due 10
Some extra buying spnners owing q the bank hol-
GAYS on next saturday Monday and Tuesday. which
davs the LIVERPOOL market will be closed There
Nss no ye-v Interesting the market to-day Crop
adv,ces aro In the man favorable and the movement Of
new cotton is quite up expectations the receipts at
Houston being 275 cotton and at Galveston
o. bales The bombay weekly report shows receipts Of
bales against 1900 last and receipts since
January l. l5i5OOO bales. against l.4H50oD last
A0oat 900 bales. against GOO bales last year.
shiprnens 5000 bales. compared with 1900 bales
last year and shipments January ! were 7Il.VU
iaes corpared with 732 600 bales year The
cents ports to-day IN the neighlorhooi Of 800
bales against bales the corresponding day last
The cotton IN TO lie from Southwes;
Texas the remainder OF the cot
ton growing districts indicate crop OF from about an
average date weeks late the Atlantic SLOPE,
where have caused the plant 70
very fast preventing abundant fruiiins. There IL
a coed local demand for cotton from New England
spinners. well for export account and desirable
cotton selling full prices Distant months held
to-day relatively better than the nearby positions
Opening AMI close to-day and closing bids ihe
nd asst
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

y
marrow are held g % Medium oH4 Pc. a'9@;
stock held about steady Foreign beans MOVING r,D"
and outside GGoa eSo s eess ny and 'a We
choice qs. a., nfae Medium ns g. 90 Witt %h,e nTy
81 4cas2 a. Do red kidney So cogs$ TO- % ig,e SOUP
5, o2ms2 DO "a 4oas2 @ Do oregn medium 81 500
as i" ore a. , pea o2ssi S o. de- Ses 81 L
u hn-"TTER-The nr,enc. Of light receipts and srong
better sort. treh butter .u trade has Quoted aow.
secSred quantity Of advance Of current want.
ntres, on the part speculative buyers larger per
ceniase d receipts is showing serious hot weather de-.
Creamery state Pennsyvonia Wes'ern extras per ~
&C. &c. so s,as. dairy hair n ges 20 DO nrsis
O. hTs TO s. ssosnd Wns @ ds &
iS f1ssorS DO S Current make Tkn i3ai4.c do tubs
'cHEEsE-Iieh export, orders and faulty quality Of
t,Sss 9n dF F a sSy White a"a o only
an occasional u coored that absolutely pefec,
rsn Gn3y s soSa Gea OF the @ % going at
m. 1 sa SLOW Sp ana S and Close sy A.
Cuba ye,ea@ $50 Scaes f1 eTenm " "se '9d at s
large size fancy So do white fancy sAc. DO
fair ias do small size fancy. sa9i.c do common 70
choice 7tSs%e par sk 9 common %ms e, Brine "a n
Zoos Siarset quiet and unchanged Really fine goods
for the very Of Western receipts. but large
part Of the stock poor to give satisfaction
and for demand s very dull and uncertain and
price 81 secondary consideration. any reasonable offers
being gladly accepted We quote Jersey per dozen i0c;
state Pennsylvania. l5c. Western good to prime.
l3i1Gl4c. d. poor fair, per case. slgS3 $500
FRUITS FRESH-Appes are in large supply and SIN
generally under otherwise below prime: demand
very llgh, and prices weak Pears dun ana favorng
buyers southern grapes Are not ,g TR gm ns' oa anT
~: should not be sent forward as the ef-
pen.es are more value Peaches fairly steady
for fancy large but medium and lower grades drag
and are offered comparatively Backberres scarce.
but rarely good enough command high prices Hucle
berries steady fine large blue. but small or common
| lots are very dull and weak. Maskmelons show the
wide range in quality and value wA'ermeons IN
| supply and again higher We quote; Apples. red
per Dbl sIas2 q 10 green Nds2 pears Bart,
lett virginia per 81 5OdS2 80: do Maryland and
| Delaware 15cQfl 81: do Jersey. per hbi. S2d0 90
Capps favorite s3gs3 -: Bell kinds.
81 f5dk2 25 peaches Maryland and Delaware. basket
75cGS 10 do Jersey iocG$l 2o plums Wild goose per
quart 7Qec: blackherres quart I4l2c huckeherres
| SGiOc grapes Southern Delaware per 10. 78iOc; do
Niagara $3.50; do Moore's early G0sc DO Concord 40
| 0c DO Champion. 4Q5c DO Ives. 214c: nuskmelons.
per bs sg3:is wasermei0n' per carload 'i'oss27' do
PEI rRUirsHpRiEp-A car Of new California sprtcots ID
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WEST SHORE R.R

TEAMS leave West "A st. station. se~-lesA a. .
lows and - minutes earlier t.on loot FfA.kia si'
$50 4. VI. LS.y. Local To BuEA.o' seepiJ
New-York &c Bloomy..le sundays oa-y: CAL e ~
$50 1. VI. Daily local Albany. tor ca,s1ll M
tains ana Saratoga Psr!or Car - Albany ssiaa
OI3 A. VI. Daily FOR Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Hsey
ter. Bura!J Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago u'f
Saturday Tor 1C.onte 49,.
and Catskil Mountains New Pal;z I.AAes l:sons ~
Nlnrew SKA. Paro. cars % B.1cnsi.ie and N:s e!
D.-II.s5 A. II. Daily except SUNDAY = C&sE. -
talrs New Palt. Lakes u lhonA ana Mnnes.St A.
bary, Saratoga. Caldwell, LAKE Gr'F9e fAfo' A'
H.05niyii. saFat'ga and ta.iN IL .,,,, s,.,,, !,
,.I5 =. NJ sa'usdays only. HA.,- ho.icay s'7'A
Catsk..l Mountains. Pa-lsr car - 'ar.ei ...r v,.
C ;:tiO y. Il. Daily except riay. 1. CasAa -. 4.
ta!rs New PRlt- Lakes Moho.k an Annsst1 -. a
bany. Saratoga Par.Os Gals Attached u F1'S4' -
c4.o5 i. ". pary. esc.p, sunday. t;' A.s.a', ~.
cuse kocnesteI. buffalo. Niagara Fl..s. Ie's-'@ ~
trolt CIey-land. Chicago AMI -. LOUIS. ,... Al.
C,:,O a. VI. Daily. eNcent sunday, ~ NeN.sis a
IAny. Saratoga and MoEtre@- !1F.5F car y"
AZ VI. DAILY excep; Sunday ~ Utica. sy'ia ss
Rochester and Buffalo Carries s.eeping-eA' p-''e~
SIS r. NJ. Daily fcr Ahany. Utica Syracuse 80 go
Ter. Buiialo Niagara Falls. Toronto. DsH'9- S'''
aid Chicago and -. LOUIS. - ,,on swa
a y c leaves Brooklyn BY Annex; 49, Ay.' IA a
a. m. G. >. m. Jersey CRY. T. H. H. s'A'''A "''
For tickets tire tables pa-ior sna ses'i,ssny ~
VIZ and AZ s's.i5us Time 'abies prine.pA t''s>
FOR other Information address - ,r,,
S Vanderh'tave. Ms i''
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r,ve-,ool Aug . al5 p m.-Beef-EStra lndia n1ess
duI NJ G7s 81 prime moss steady at 3s ,, M
ness Western IN. aul ~ C1s -. do medium nul n.
KS % Uarns-Sh0-t about - g. IT, 70. s'h'E a.
Kos 81 bacon nmheran! cut. about = 80 ~ ~ 80
., 2Gs. shor, rib about - n, cary AZ IS "l. 'ht
mitlcs about - r. easy ar -; long am 49, ,hn,
,,,if,.s at,.u - r. easy 35s 81 Shoy Hynt
20 o., - n dull n 25- Ch~cse-Aneric1n Nncst W.
ard coiored dun ~ A. T1i1w-Prime ely de' AZ -s
,.,, ,soe1 o LIVERPOOL refined duh AZ 2)s Cd SP'ts
Of turpeniine dull a. 2is % Resin, oTr,n s'ary az
as - Lard Sn0' iuil NJ Whcat-No : rec Wih''T
err, a, 4s aisd. - rel spring firm AZ - 20 uuI
- louis fanc, winter dr'l a. - "a ,"rn Mkel 49,
49,, a., nrr ~ a. % August firm - A. Sl. September
arm a, = ad oct be- firm 40 IS 2d Hops al LONDON
Pacific Coast easy a. i%pti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

sas.., 27ee It. e OF ad-sve. 4 years. 2 mort
cages ................. -. ....ha,,an Life
Reeber George A. ct al, 10 me Ma!'ha ,no ., W
Insurance Company. lo'th-s' 'VV -
of Pleasant-ave. years r, % ling
Smith Frank l.. and another 70 r. 800
., a, $ soth-st. IFS II OF Yves, T"'-
3 years 1 mortgages $50 Z. 7, ID roine
souier Theodore a. and another 70 r La .ass
soth.st 200 II OF West t:nd-ar~e, . 80
Stranger Elizabeth TO Jane van NIsEe'
I4o,h-.t Ts4 II Of Waon-ave ye" ~ XII
schrader Anna H. TO Batzheim 20 Oh
southern Boulevard years 49,; ...,h.,'
Tayor Fanny 20 Louis Lowensteln ana a,'o. aa
Potter Place corner Anthony aye we; . s,a'
The Morgan 4 Slattery co 10 u Wilson, ~
7Is,-st 90 II W Of West End-ave, dein tenant
w,dmever Adelaine and another to II W per,
I3d-st i2O II OF Amsterdam-a,v - SnS
rrsent@r Philip 10 Abaham Kaufman ana
ann;her n il4th-st 325 II OF Ith-ave'
| wear ................. 80 49,,
Goldsmith Pauline to Title Guarantee and lr'is'
"a n l0,h-si 32s II ? u lst-ave, . years.
Uemberger sebastian. and VIE 70 ln0nas
O'connor n : Grove-st. 1913 II n OF "ooo-
Hines Melissa II. to L A Watson. 23d-st.
3SO Z, . Of 10Th ave. years. ...........
Jackson Max l.. Marcus Blythner.
stan,on-st - Il Of C,inton-s' J year.....:
Ke,lerhouse Albert. and wife 10 me Farmers,
Ian and Trust co. corner 2oth-st ana
7rh-Ave ................ 49, 49,
Mccormack Lincoln. and wife 20 John Dun
can trustee. 72d-st. No 20 West. d years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

Market closed easy unchanged points lower com
pared with Yesterdays closing prices Transferring
notices Total sales - 500 bales New YORK spot
sales to-day night officially reported For er
port 40, bales consumption 1909 bales total. SiGs
bales; spot market steady mddIng uplands. 6sc ma
ding Gulf nc. which is l-l6c lower compared win
Yesterdays closing. New-York exports. Continent LII
bales: sales 34O9 bales spinners. 900 bales; stock
1873 la Total net port receipts to-day 2V a's mus
Tar this week 1908 bales. Exports today: continent,
1872 Thus far this week: Great britain I."ot
bales France. l6j bales; Continent lV4S bales s'ooA
Liyerpooi cailes-spo cotton firm sale. 10 ooo bales
speculation and export. 1000 bales American, lLV'
bses niddlinc uplands 1916 Futures opened s'eaty
partially le4d decline. afterward advanced o+t - "t'
and closed quiet steady at: August. 3+in@ % AZ
gust-Septem6er 344Q3 45 September October : ''s c
November 3 4jG3 46. November DeceTber 4 '"F
S4sa3 40 February March j0h. March April 35lf3 %.
L9rl-May 8 53b Manifestations quiet cloths move
COFFEE-Wi,h the exception Of decided weakness IN
August optons market showed no important chAht
though a slight sh-inkage recorded ,sIes
10 points drerenc, Hamburg opened STEADY az un an,
changed prices pigs advance and oosel, O.
the advance August. q On pigs. Septen9eI ~" ,
october II 90 pigs: November. 5O5" pigs. e
60 q pfcs Rio steady unchanged quotations a.
ouoted az Is 800 refs: exchange unchhhseu a. 80
nnchanged at lG 100 refs; receipts. l6T1 pags, -,
leo 600 hags Cleared RIO. steamri ~ Ian 800
prince with bags Havre openei qui- d. -
ADVANCE and closed .Gt1 franc higher tna', - q,
August 90 10 frs September. ~ 70 rs n Iny
90 Xoverhe- 81 10 frs. Arrivals in lAYerPool 'N
. eoa hags. deliveries ZOOS bags. stock lOio .hES Z;
Sscrease OF 100000 bags in the word Fis'oe S1P'' "
expected. .,.. .,o.oy @, - 20 points de-
cline sales were 14.25O bags as fo"o"s 49,,
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Ceaal Notices


& UPREME COURT OF l1E nlAI - VIZ
> NFW.YORK -Tr desired In New-York county
Frances Be1 Fann asans Anos,ass H. TSs5Jo1.
81 ez husband q the pain'n Aosa ios o1 obn
sa,fn Ias HSylk n. n In wiz. r. u
either, said Johann or Jonn Ada SG l,5 TIE
s ,sr asn'ln.,faor with viii annoxed assere@s
and T"Griyers as 2GSH Who are ali IN
known 10 plaintiff and MISC the wives OF W.D"s o., o.,
husbands and n, san,ees ge2,ees Nth vii
annsxea assigi.es and r'ceiyers as sucn
law civcy any q said Johann o, Joh .ns A sa
T9o are p. az or pc sons i any have
Of have any estate rznr ,de Johann or jam
Adam Duckeesch or IN 70 or upon se f' in Ss ac
ton Defendants :. ; inn'ons as a''e"'e' y ''-''
@nl FL sies , JIn' named and Of
You hc-eby summoned 70 answer the an b
s 1c,.n , n"G ~. within ,Voy DAYS service
.. % .nnnoas excuslv, 4 the day n ser'cs ana n
ss Ky ' sssn iay you BY caa Tor relief demanded IN
s z & @s :r A':2.g P2;'S e
IS ,he defeniants Johann John Adam DrcSse sch 81
I"f fann Or John Adam iucksesche rs gTanees dev-
'e' end hy' Win viii ssssnecs and
receivers sucn respectively Il any 81 sA
~ ian i N. wives Or widows ard husbands, r any
ard The sr1n'rs 9TH vii annsxsd asssss
trustees and receivers A. su respeo,vsy %, ~ =,
ana ana * aid Johann or John Alan ,cssesohe VIZ are
r- fr
.r.on Or persons any who have or calm 70 nave any
$50 ~ s-d Johann I7hn Adam puckg"scnel or m
>, or urrn Tho real property any part iher"o' de-
.c-u.i n the complaint IN this action The foregoing
summons Is served upon YOU BY punncaon purslan 70
a. rcr o., Hor George I. Ingraham n" y the justices
.. .eo srnrena Court the State ~ New-fork bearing
4, .nn Biz, dax q and filed with the com
,,tr #, me Once Clerk 4 he CITY and tounty
- Nv York at he County Court House IN the city OF
Nen-Inrk . -. ,...,,,., o..,-,t,,
ecve rights Z NE parties and X II appears
80, r,i'0n cannot made without g'ai pre(ucic %
he 'on,rs ten f.r sale q the following described
II perry .A.-.., .-o..., .,,,,
~ no w-ste-ly SIDE - FsseN stree. between De
-, an r-oorie Streets and known street No ~
-. S,re.' IN the city - New York said lot being
Ne. foe, in width front and and In depth on
az ,.,. -hty- seven i-et md six inches and more
~, '.srrihea ~ a certain decd thereof made by
- V'-r ant VIE - Wilhelm DucNSeiscnsl dated Feb
-y $50 and recorded ~ the once q the ReSisie-
- ,bs 90, ard u New York IN Lber LIB o..
~ H., = ani WIN the tensrnen, he-con erected
-. On ne r1r,nery SIDE q Third stree eiwse-
A,.-u. A ana Avenue y and known by street ~ w
AN's5 -, In the Cy Z New York sa.i lo being
...,.r Ne. feet In width front and rear. and y
III = .,ch side rinet,-sN foe, and Two inches and
80 ,r,ir,i,rv ie-crh~i in certain deed thereof male
:, r,'.r,xer K~ei- her wife . Wilhelm Du ks"scnel
Sa.al MAJ - AMI r"oordei In - once o, ne l.es
- Tho 90, ara county = New York in LioeT 81 o.,
c.n,e.a-ces iag~ 80 1900
. ,,,,oi Sow y TX June 2a'h. 1894 . - .,,
cropi;r n KNAcNr FiA.nflfs Attorney NJ. ~ " al
-'rr.' New York CNy-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS at THE EXCHANGES

The auction business yesterday was hmi'ea 70 ,'e
sale bv James l.. Wells which was iease"o.u ~
terest. and which was offered at the lrn''S
'S'','1 s..ao,. Garner of One-hundred-a nd-forty-
tb,rI.st and WiEls-ave pot SOxeoi NE Wt,,,sms
viii expire in May 1895 II s0 Sor 10 sc, S"''"
A. private sale L. j. Adams SOLD LOT I TSPPne,v
King to Andrew Johnson No. o,; 81 iot ,sxsc on
l. ADAMS has sold for Joseph n; h ang lot
,sx,nter Johnson small frame cottage anu 'o'
90 Ues, Ninety min hist. on private terlnS
Catherine Hanger has sd plans cor lUp of topping
10 One-hundre,l "A nd seventy-thi SIS u 0o''
5000. 1870 49, e,ad MANS for two i've
. hrIck OATS and stores 2jxS5 al the southeas ,
corner Of Eighth-ave and Forty-fourth-st 10 oo''
S53c0o. ,, ,,,,s FOR two hye-story
hriCk aats 25xs5 at the south side OF @ "a nr
=, y, pe5 zee, east OF Coumbus-ave, 10 cost s0fV'V'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN n. n.
stations in New-York foot of Barclay and
ChristOpher Streets.
VEsTIDULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

Direct route 70 .>r-nAItk pLOOAi sIkLD, siONTcLAIR
THE ORANGES. summit DernardsNllle, Bas%ns
klGge Madison. Morristown Passae. Paterson. Boon
ton, Dover stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE LAKE no.
PArCoNG Hacketlstown sChooLEYs MOUNTAIN.
Washinston. PHILLIPsBURG. EASTON. wATEl
GAP. sIkouysBURG, Peeono Mountains ScRAS
DANyIl.LE, NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose, BINa.
MGAFlEL95, sfRTNGs CORTLAND, SYRAcIsE$ Or 9s'
BATH bANsyILLE. BuFFALso snd all points
7:e0 A. M.-BINGHAMToN Mall Stops at principal
stations. --...-....
600 A. M-BuFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAMroN;
UTICA. RcHFlELD sPRiNGs, SYRACUSE and
OswEGO EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars Con,
meets at Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving wv
"A. N. next morning.
100 p M.-SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman paElor .
400 r. M.-SCRANTON. WII.kFSBARHE ana FL M
ouTa EXpREsS; Pglipsa garloar S SAN p,,cu.x.
TON and EI.MIRA LIMIrEp EMPRESS Pullman
900 P. NJ, Raily! mBuFTALo; SCRANTON; BINoHA Az
TON. RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and o.
WEG3 EXpRESs SIS, PSii%an BUFFET sl.eper.o =, ?,
M.rr.yss. y and 40 bosawry Tss.ss 5s,ry ..,iSn
ave- S3s and 72e Fuiton.st. and u Broadway.
Brooklyn Time tables giving full Information at all sta
WEsrcorr EXPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggsSs from hotel o. residence V dssnasoo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RA "a. iss4 A.
summer schedule IN effect JUL! Dan Grove -
For K-dnunk Long Branch. Eioesoh -, pleasant A
bury Park Bslmar spring Lake. and r streets
Trains leave foot cortsndt and On saturtays
so 90 10 1000 A. ~, l2.lO 'l.sn 'siu IW =
80 .s:iO. .sso except ReibanS), az" Wv .,r.
sqpdIys S a.; 6 5a os' 20 Su ~
sis. 10 10. 'ii;3l a m Sr,2 s ~ m sundays
ol5 $3.50. 400 't.30. 'o:5c. $40 ." 49, ..na6
a. n,. 30. 100 D. IN. o..., Grove and w.
p.SFa a'' ''''' 49, Ivy -..s
Denotes express trains. L. E
RUFUS BLODGETT sup't :, !, pkLDwI;,I
J. r. WOOD "a e r. r. OF ("
q. r. A.. Penns. n. X. O. T. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03

N arrive 1890. OATS-Oats moderately active ana ana
stronger prices being Influenced by the rise IN corn
clos. was quiet 2c net gain for the day Ah.ie "a.
u much enthuS on h~ tui -l!'' 4It m
'1maaS c,ss stimulated by H. strength other grain
ana cash displayed quite decided Strength. ne
movement OF tho interior has shown qu'r an ~.
crease This week the grain being 6b3 "j bush Nn'e
oats were advanced &c bush closing at me Top ana
track oats were scarce sales included 5000 uusn -
oats AT 4lc: 5000 bush No white at I2gi.c ciosng
at 43c - 900 bush No white. 4l2q42c ana l"oo bush
track white IlajGc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
nneTON WOOL MARKET.

D1son Aug THE wool market has teen active ana
firm There hrs been Jess excitement man IN IN" ""'k
nrvos and tor prices suppoed 20 have been reached
;or tho present but manufacturers s show disposition
~ pirciaee freely asked 20 pay extreme prices
The sales for ne week past v~r" OHl.HO pounds DO
mes'lc md III 90 pounds foreign, which y - nIs"
unit cousd4rng extraordinary business or the prsN
Gus week The -ae- include and above rcece- NJ $50
10. x and above and Xxx 2Ou2ic. Several lots II
10 Michigan and Ohio AZ 22a2ic including clothing and
cornbng Michigan 10. nne c0mhlng and delaine at
o,%gaco urvafhed :. and A.. conbng lT4l0c. Ter
ri,Srv AZ sqi3c spring California NJ s4ai2c. spring
reyas "A, 0i 4l3c; Eastern logic pulled
f,1p4c and secured % 25n31c per u.
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n Y ONTARIO g. WESTERN KY

lg..ns leave foot u West a---S" A. '''''"''
ea4I.eg from rlanAl.a-st , ,,,,onx and y;
IS a. m Nest SoEnN AZ Laaes M.''- NS:Iis,.s.
,eW.sk, and Nal4kln Valley stations. sssreon.la
Wc"mingbu.g EleaNiDe, F..sDurg, l-.9gssyi- v5rss.
s,r,nton Walton Delhi sidney, Ne" Se''s@ '
p15 a Ia leaN,) for Vest CoEn% ~. ,,sais ~
p''',,tn1hurg Must boro ELeny.e Non,a4.ns-Il .s,
Pr Iis,r.,sSlr Liberty FAILS Lloery. Wh'e
IS y N. ,SA;urdASs only - ,nSsIs csa:rs.
rsle.burg Hurl-yNlli~. Liberty Fails. Li9e'S'
Lynsston r LAKES MoSonk and Minnes aSa IA.
FSrd Mddle,own. Wurtseoro. EAeasls, Fsl,. LSeI
Parksvilie. Livingston Manor. ., o.. Mill, Nes:s
$50 p t3F Mss' SOC, C9TaT raI crys,a saa x'''
town Boomns burg. Wursit!.o Elen,l , Sbury Fit
7.t5 o. m (daN) Tor Middleton W. WON Sidney Ss.
h,rr imertv Livingston Manor Na'V rus md ra.1
wicS Oneida Fulton Oswsgo. Niasais char ~
west Pullman Sleeping Cars. Free 'eN'' u.
10 Chicago without change. - .o,,. AZ 81 Bos]
Tickets ant Pullman DrAwing-E'onm s.TDrpsox
way New York - psayer-s,. "
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LETTER FROM t. c. sHAYNE
Tho following letter explains Itsef: -.
h' 1894

The following letter explains i'seH. oo,
New-York. August 2 1884:
r, rio presllen, of the Rea-Estate Exchange W.
III broadway. CITY ,--,t,e, ra,or, appar-
ii. az, mating from the Kea.-Estatc r.AC
ana published in thu newspapers states ma two
i9iaxlCofoo lots for $1,000. The hrst repVWrc ~
neareI in Tine World" July ., ana ne asher
report appeared in las: evenings papers. hafr Sor
had purchased the property me Gay ,he een,.e
to" from P.ne-st broker mentioning the
m,ns nam. | again denounce the repor, as o C,nS
absout l. filse and Z Is certa MI .iea ing, d me-
dishonnrab., methods Of doing Dus mess sloui ~
denomncei by the Real Estate Exchange; ~ npo
ab.n re,l.es,a,e dealers and agents should o. W -,
,ectei Merchants names should not De use e -.
this manner and shall not PERM, tnesT At
nee NV name 20 aid them In their conteInp'1Ds a.
temps 10 deceive the public. and ask YOU ~
name OF Justice. to publicly announce .h- nd
nave a long lease on No. l@ and ms y a., ,"'
property | want on the street until tlmes ,ch
nnnirss property should be offered az very niuS ,
over prices than is being asked for II al present
'' c C. SHAYNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

rao,h., W corner Of Am.,er,mayc 2'iiSioo; .,aoco
,a Ms3f' '% :7s = ,orS,@1c 25.coii. coz,
Charles " Dayton ana wife 90 william Moorss; '"'
' GurrcnScfser and wife William Iager ;,an 2'"
9E s,,S. n fefrs @' i T. M'rmer Adoms $3.50
southern Bou,,ari 30 81 Franz ma'1"' ''' 225oo
,. .9s WE - A9?H Il Il sS %av, 25xi
schader o.Marsar-,ha Ha,1he,m, e.;,,e 81
c %I,a s,nr.n oi wari Langbcn 90
r s1a s.., 70 as e '';% nae E lssss
v'.a Mar Qak :. Adc,at F,,iS ~ ao1x2o:
i>wl' samuel " " M,am !, E Enrar.oa.. 25x
~ Mir,in lynch 20 the suburban Realty Co.. 2o'o
wa,anson. nay. " - H., :, wliam oro 1000
+ sion Road. CG' r Of J,rs ~ - a.25
10 ErsTao s' 4. 4 Il i75,a., 5rrcsu-
s[ ir.". S Na4 1i 7o,h U ico'c
J narrc', arr wife - Iierm4n Ksn' = Non.
,er, Mareafr' T.mas ana another 20 / ''o- 500
= 81" IN mas, y rw.os al ming W.iams-
hrldre s.a'an somaei " Fairchid anA VIE a.,
w., N Er.aye c9,ner 7S,h-., lo2 ?si593
PANS u Jen-ks ami VIE 20 Arrn'n'ha Mer- ,oo co
E.,I ls. "a - s s y ' 1a.p. f'@" Sa- 90 go
's e.cI A.'9 y ,. a. r., 90 f2ssc-s r.'H
p.,h-s. 9. f. io7p :, u rsrkav.... 5lIHiooN q,
Ann. schmidt p. Maufrr schmidt .; a. d
73i.s' y - Ea.'. sim'n bai' and VIE % ., 20
sa ' r,osry j5,@pa Ha,as and VIC - ., .oo
.a.t ra ~ 1919 :, . Of .,h-a,e sirin'. -
M,u-c~ s,'im.d' o, Al 20 rr.g noieni"- 80 On"
osi-'' ia' q n 's-a.' 25Si," II Sar'h ., ~,
Ii,f.-, u :, sose . o. riss'an'-ase 2.'1
I ys.I David Sa'''' 'n' wye 70 Mares 1900
ii;,I'., ,.a, rr.ier,. cn.n-s j opis'ey TO
~ 81, S. e.i We., John Ju-, ana another TO
,4,i.., rs :, . OF, 7,n-a,e .a,oo ii john
C''er .nA W" g. John le.' 49,, ~
' ai. l 'G' oasf- ne. Iva ' | 5000
y q .r.I a. Q O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND wAsRs

TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WAKING
,o- Philadelphia, week ' S.y. 40. 500 soa VA
II s. tDinns GAP a NJ. Sc So .cc CBu-., F y:
n,rht. sunday, 81. 500. ii 80 Dining Can A l.
70 500. 600 DINING cs0 ? NJ i?:i5 light ~.
DINING Carr A II. 80 90 300 SO CDi,n q,
p. NJ. l2l5 nigh. sqnta~s. $40. II 80 ,Dnns ~
Ticket. and paror.csr seat. can - procured at u
as. 90. 90 80. Eroad"ay -, eh, ,s.s Z =
courev, Az. New York Court 81, 10 49, 49,.
transfer Company -ill call - AID check bassin -
hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-03
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug . Cotton quiet: quotations revised
,,iddny is.c middling. Csc. good ordinary Oi,c
ne, and gross receipts io2 bales. including % bales
crop. stock. T.l22 haea.
%orfoIk Aug. 2Cotton quiet miidiing. es.c mid
ding lie ordinary 6.sc. and gross receipts
bales exports coaftwise 1875 bales; sales. 10 bales
stock bales
savannah Aug cotton dun: middng GtSc: mid
ding Gc good ordinary &c; exports coastwss $50 bales
stock 1921 bales.