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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16

The Fordyce Enterprise says
"Congressman c. R. Breckenridge
voted against the income tax feature
of the new tariff bill in the ways and
means committee, but a majority OF
the committee made it part of the
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16

The Fort Smith TIMES has printed
au aftlclG writtdhby &ovy Flshbaek
for Harpers WuelSE, descriptive Of
Arkansas, and credited the same 10
the Texarkana Democrat, II was
printed under the caption OF Estate
Statistics" Gov. Fishback should
getcredt for what he writes in the
interest OF Arkansas, Arkansas
Press.
The article was in part clipping
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16
MARBLE WORKS.
81 EAST BROAD STREET, rExARKANA ARKANSAS
j. Z. SMITH,
Proprietor, and Dealer L

-Proprietor, and Dealer In
American and Italian Marble and Granite Scotch Gran
ite from Aberdeen; Statuary and Finished Monuments
imported from Carera, Italy deal in and will furnish
any Marble or Granite that be gotten in either Eu-
rope or America, or any part of the civilized world
Monuments and TombsoneS made to order with neatneSS
and dispatch Sandstone, Limestone or Granite coping
for cemetery lots neatly done. Correspondence solicited
Satisfaction guaranteed.
All satisfaction allow
work than myself underSe would be interest to CAL ana
collection designs
both marble
all the
nothing but the material
n
Shop and works 5I1 East Broad street. opposite Iron
Mountain round house.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16
THE DEMOCRAT.
!. ". GARDNER, Editor and Prop.
TUESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1894.
RATHS:

Tho Daily AMI Weekly DEMOCRAT are
entered at the postoiiice 4 TeXarkdna as
second-claSS mail matter.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16
l.. l.. STARKS,
STRICTLY DEMOCRATIC
Contractor and Builder.

guarantee ell my work, and do
none but what is tirst-class--will not
turn out pCor job.
Give me call, or write me through
the Texarkana postoillct, and | will
submit bid For work do, VIII
make NO charges for plans and specili-
catiOna. l.. l.. STARK.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16

no MlNwnl .niN.afl
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16

The article was in part a clipping
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16

RrSold by druggists, 75c.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1894-01-16

rac,y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
ROYAL Billie LINE
SHORE RI

Trains leave West 42d st. Station. New-fosA. as
lows and Is minutes earlier from .oet Franklin ST.
800 a. II. daily. Local to Buffalo. Sleeping -
New-York &c Bloomviile sundays only: can ~ ~
80 <. VI. Daily local to Albany. FOR ca,skiiI Asvs
tains and Saratoga Parior car to Albany. suseap
0iS A. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Roess.
ter Bunao. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago; uaf
ss,Trisy ior Io'1nt ';v .,o.n, sr,,,v >, poorvn.
and Caiskil Mountains, New Patz. Lakes Mohonk ~
Minnewa,k.. Parlo. cars TO Boomvi!e and Ssn -
.s5 A. VI. Daily, excep; Sunday. @ CatskN 3oY
talns New Pait1 Lakes aohonN ani Mah-naal AZ
baEy Saratoga Caldwell. Lake G.oFSe. fA'lo' CAD
!lojmvil.., Saratoga and caldwell. ,,,. s.,., a.
LIS =. VI. Saturdays only Haiti 9iaay spee'H
CaHk.l! MOUNTAINS. ParlJr car attached -,.w v.,.
C.-;:ttO l.. VI Daily except rdsy - Ca,skn "a NJ
talns New Paltz Lakes Mohons ana Minnsw1s1 ~
bany Saratoga Parlor cars attached 70 hooS" ~
500 i. NJ. p.ry. ess.o, sunt4y fer AOaays c..
cuse. Rochester. buffalo. Nagsra ta..s ToToH'o' A"
GIo - VI, Daily. excent SUNDAY, ~ NewouH AZ
barry Saratoga and Montreal. Par!or car 70 AnS
..IS r. VI. paily excep, Sunday, Tor Utica sy,aes,s
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleepns-ea' p-'els''
SID r. M. Daily for Albany u,ica syraeus, KYLE s
Ter. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto DesFo'I INV
land Chicago and -. Louis - ,,no Nh
A H. c leaves brooklyn BY Annex ANU .p,s MM
a. m, C3.oo m: Jersey CRY r. X X station A'""
For tickets time tables paror snG s..pns,erx ~. -
Y"rK ana q; s's;ions Tim. tables a, pTincpai Ao'A
For other intoFmation adde's ,.,
vandertit-aye.. Ne" To-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

New York. August T. lS9i
COTTON-TAe market started with contracts unchanged
o points lower Immediately sold up pun, ~
two but then took and sold on during
the forenoon until decline NJ points was ie'oIei @
Yesterdays closing prices with scarcely reaction u
inr the afternoon hs steader hut not active"
loss Of e b points M iot s,''
of 200 The october was G'ta"u'c tih
month closing at 6Gin6G1c The hulsh sentiment a.
seemed have lost It's g:ip ana inc
local feeling quite bcarish today The Wea'' -
SIN cold nj the South much rain reported IN
are favorable Good concerning the crop comes 10
hand from and other parts ~ the cotton belt
liberal amount # cotton is coming forward conf
pAratively speaking and Houston received To-Day S'
bales all against Ia bales now corresponding I'd.
las, week received lol bales new asalhs
bales the corresponding day last week ana nj N"V'
bales cotton were received IN"
rain does not be borne out by the facts. ana
there was very little II any sustaining news at hand
market closed again to-day. out VIII
be Nevertheless Il Number OF sTiIls
orders received from that market inpel"i DI me
unfavorabe teegrphed from this side oi eNcrssV'
rains SouthNe sections Since last Satlinty N'
mar1xe has fallen on ~ points outside u3tors
about bsles and that cotton VIII sell lover thi
wheat in proportion to its value. Hubbard. rice I"
write as follows: The feeling more discouraged as 10
the outlook any time during IN" crop year II -
that during the Last eileen
advanced in seven wears from ~" avn
OF July 10 the goth ~ September and only declined IN
four years Therefore judging 10y IN" past tn" chances
favor Of the market mprovink from no" on hut
az the moment subst ,na can be cited for an
advance the cotton market. 800 81,
and close to-day and Closing cius Ne
previous nighi and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
RAILROADS.
PennsyIyania
RAILROAD

EFf 4 is". July -n ssT f. sS sa
1 9S"o A. ~ EAi rnaa SFt,sGs e
e.: .Ma oS::.Vs'oT cas Arrive; nsec: en-:
200 r. Il. ch fna aSe %SD sr LOUIS rx,..
c sp'i Fs 1 VI fassF' ExFnAssp,~ ' A.
T. s5t4awEs$SRS II lS$s s;:s
afsa. i"s @.' s'i f spssss I'd i5:
500 Lf?' p 4 i;fend F %Ti5RRs
Eff%GtS iss iis;s3 XVI THE s' .o,,
30 9CS 1919 %, ni,r Dining car ia
Dining cars,, az ,DInI3s Car. 800 MO II. IN
M is5 ne, 's r'' 49, o
e. S AsG ssr. T "a %, and NeTTl:sS: is'
III Sb SSS$ sS%PS4F a sosro oss s.
s:: e., aeily = "s'x'aT' and With T''''S
r.nDa J.ct'ony. S md Charleston % s ~ ps';c
rs Sleeosrr 70 Tric'o 1iry 80 ~ r...a
r!r ' S%PE M%Y ii:oo A Il. 100 and eio p NJ ysl
For Long Branch tsSury ParE Ocean Crow. :ns hs
sa%Fdsy:s Ss5i 2 s5S siG 20 B..
DO rol stop AsbI ry Park and Ocean Grove On "a
'"''' FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sSsc r. ol l:,o i,:.,s. D - 's'9
r,i.i 5c lsis a 2ish IA "a. 1896 sa s an.
,y, s A9 '9us c ana 2. d Dei r9cs =:
Broadway and Brooklyn Annex station loot s y T,,,
p5 comv S VII S y r. S.
hc-eis residences through to destination Iva
General Manager. General Passr I,.,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08

ducks Eastern and Long Island l?G13c do Wes'en i,,c
lOc spring geese Eastern l30l3izc: old coc"s'
'TGTA fOrS ANU VEGErAEI.Es-IOng Islam u M,
prstoes held fairly steady today when ~ Iersry
v,g nnite short and prices advanced Do per .'l ,S
s,rc fi mostly inferior and not suitable Tor W.
law h,it reccrts have lighter 1ni ~ No. mn
ar,inIly recovered prime Virginia y"!iN
:, Fl tucln,crs quiet: pickles nrm with s.' o., e
cl,salV tahNiages st!l scarce, ana - -
cor, ~ prir, quality sells well but most ~ ' vii
a-e ptr Orions falr supply but n. ing ~ ,ts IRE
E"crip.s q, tomatoes quite liberal but t|'' , leland
ccllin. ,,uch be;t~r. g" quote" Potatoes IL,
sw cts yellow s. ioYs3: do rcd 81 21aH- ua'' ne, loo
lw 81 5OGS2 20. do red. SIsl 5O cue .irrls ar im,
;ni7i,': ricklcs per $l1S 20: oanhse. III 90
SuS7 celery coL -,ns 1OG,Oc cGGplants yer n"'
& 20, do .sn crate. iUcGS: greer peas Nc@tin ~.
YORK per var 73caS. -; green corn i"r ~ y;g,,c:
okin. per 700. loa 90. peip's p, puS" "a, siTs, 30
lima beans Ioa!9 p"r bag >lm>%' me ncr h,x oocit
81: do colraon kinds 31G50o: urnips EusSio ''" ,,
MILK AND CREAM The daily average rtc".s -, mn
cnd cream n; different railroad di,'ri."' w.
and FOR ihc week have '''n a.
Erie 10, cans - milk 81 ~ condenser nun '
9ot cans Of cream; SusauchaEna l.Gi cars @ inh
cnns OF condensed milk and ~ cans OF cream, -
v.~ra 5oiO milk and 20 cans q Nv.
Yrrk central and Harlem. 14n cans 81 inA' -. r'lS
a, condensed MIX and & Of cream; New 1"Ih I'M
To,.h.rn o55 cans II milk: Nen.ilaven AMI Hartford
9ll can. milk: Ontario and NeseIh 80; 80. ns ~.
mix and $50 cans Of West ShoFc -" cans q.
milk - cans Of condensed MIX anu ~ o" 'r
81 cream New-Jersey Central l9c cans 81 MIN
q cream The total daily has been "ii1' cans ~
milk l2 cans Of condensed milk and $40 cana OF cream
The Milk Exchange price from AusuSt mas pre" at;
f,r the surplus ,he platforms has been 81 - can
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08

Market closed easy at Ga9 points net define compaie 81
Yesterdays closing prices IihnSirfilhr ir'l'"s
80 Total sales 20 }p hal@s New York spot sales to-
day md night officially reported. For export. go
bales consumption contract. 80 bales, tpia
bales spot market steady: middling uIland-:
iniddne gulf re which Is l6c lower compared Win
yesterdays closing New York receipts 1888 bales
exports Continent 20 bales Great Britain = so bales
forwarded. bales. -Iinners. l1'
bales: stock 535 bales. Total port receipts To-
day bales thus far this week 3l3 bales Exports
to-day Briiain so, bales. Continent ~ bales
Thus far Great Britain s~1 bales. Franc
1915 bales Continent o. Qp bales stock -" in3 bales
COFFEE-The market duh. with prices -had"
bulk the transactions On l"ccHhrf
Exchanges were made Of bags September for
points Inference. and go bags september for Au
~ points difference. Rio market nrm at IN
prices No quoted at ia. receipts foF two
days FOR United states. ZOO bag
l9I 900 bags Santos mark" weak ~ decline q .l
refs: 22sUO bags. HaNrc unchang
August. 1. months August.
frs September a3 ~ frs october" - ~ rs. No'rm
Der December. 80 FRS. Hamburg market
barely steady: August 7G13 pigs Septembcr 20 - pgs
October pigs November. - - yfgs December CO.
pigs The steamship Lassr has arrived here from RIO
with 1850 bags
Contracts closed steady partial decline OF 10 points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON Aug The wool market maintains strong
tore and The advance pretty well established liner"
.on,inuas % be A good demand bu, supplies have run
very short difficult FOR manufacturers u get the
gfa.e. they want. Receipts are increasing however
P.nrsslyana nceces selling al lOu2lc ior hN am
TX and above and xxx commands &c. Michigan y
~ he. s..,y M i7aiN, For Ohio combing 22d
on has hem obtained and 21Gc2c Tor Michigan comb
leiane range. . &c Territ>ry
Texas other unws-hei neeces have been In demand
a. 9Ti3c IN D.. The secured basis IL &c Tor
ane medium and 33G3ic Tor fine with a higher range
Tor desirable grades. Pulled In demand at fun prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
n. Y. ONTARIO & WESTERN Rl,

rrains leave foot OF West 4-d-st A. follows
earlier FIanAin-sI ,,-s.,L ara Mir
bo a N Tor West cornwall. Lakes MohonS 49,
newaska and Waikiki Valley stations, NTssscLS
Il,.DmlngbuIs Ellens.le, FssbGrs. LIBERTY,
Scranton Walton. Debit sidney. Ne"-BeF'n ""'
Utica, Oneida. Fulton. Oswe.o III u,.n,,,vS
VD5 a m tdaly) for West Cornwall 49, r.,s
BLOOMING burg Wu.stbor1 Elenvi.e 81 onds.noAifI, a.,
l,rs Uurleyville Liberty Falls Liberty White La-:
AS p. m ,sa,urdsys on!J t.r Midast1s css.rssA
Falisburg HurleyNiiic, Liberty Falls Li1eFy'
Arnss,or o. ,Tes Mohonk and Mnnesassa ~
Ford Middletown. Wurtsboro Eh.nyhle M,. iIosry
t.entrcvlle Fallsburg. Hureyyille. Liberty rams So
Parksvlie. Livingston Manor 80 Mil. Mes.ss
40 p m for West Cornwall; OTIS s,. n Fsa Vsar
Hrook Campbell Hall Stony Ford. Crystsi h."' =
town Bloomlngburg Wursit ro. EilenSihe ~.n,s Fab
..xs o. m daily for Mddetown ~. ming M.
burg Liberty Livingston Manor Walton. ~ pyr1
Web Oneida Fulton osw-go NIAGARA a., shal.
vest pullman sleeping Cars. Fee reclining S
10 Chicago without change. -. =, al B,3$
Tickets and Pullman DrawingR9oi, ssaWrFRsoN
way New York =, ,seN..,st
General Passenger Agent SO BeaVef'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08

stations In New-YOrk foot of barclay and
ChristOpher Streets.
yESTIDVIED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
plNTSGH


IHE oltANCEs. summit. Dernaids.ille. bas".ns
ION. Dover stanhops BuDD'S LAKE LAKE, no.
fArcoNG. Ha,Hsttst9wn SShooi:tSs MOUNTAIN.
$SE ES F,ssHs s ASan's.n. sShHH
RHMluN. oXFokb, SohwiTM.. ~assrsll.: UTICA.
M{6 inAa rHs o@ fSrr RM HyHAe coSS Ss
NHrH S SpFsAH1 spa all pOn"
go 4. M.HSiNdHAMroS Nil Stops a, principal.
cA Rcp ss sPkSS sY RRNHsEro oSi
oswEGo EXIREss, Pullman Bunet Parlor Cars Con:
meets at buffalo with train Tor chicago. arriving wv
90 p ;n MG es: nlNonAMroN ami ELMIRA
90 'a' WiL fsf and
SEIS EffNfsh SSIs ss.i'%sS BINGHAM
Hpts SiS sDy,h HrrlTs sERANTox BINGHAM
Ton RiSHpiELD , SPRINGS SYRACUSE and os.
kes SB RssI SlisStF
Murray and 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
AVE- AM s AMI S2s Fsi,ons and Z hposa"ss
BROOKLYN Time tables giyns full Information at all sta.
check baggage from nossi or r.sdsnc. 70 d-.n.to.-
pyEEr:sEMEN y ATp sypscElHTloTs r E s4
thrvEp ' At TMr EFfowa orFicE. WI No.
Nay "a IGOR north OF Thirty. nrst.s and ADVE ~
III Four!havs. corner FSS,!scnsn;' 7c9 Th!rdsy.
a S2sas 7os Firs"vs: 100 ives. Eorts
81 Mss, Forty sees Thru 81
isas Thlrd-ave ?os Third-av-. on hundred.
a, the HARLEM OFFICES $50 East one, hundred and
- Mes. w" Sp 10
In Brookiyn at g, court-st: oi De Kalb-avs: 1864
Eupon.nn Branch ro- EMBELLISHMENTS only rs Flee.
s'--.' g. London England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08

90 n, u.short cut about IL to iG n. steady az
SGs Cd Bacon-Cumberand cut about - 70 ~ ,nr clear
a, ads short rib about % No. steady at o's' ions ar
d. az" ,, a; n, steady al SIS: long and short cIen.
mides about 81 ~ steady at 33s 81 Snou' 49, White
20 =, ,s n, steady NJ 35s CheescAmerican nn.st n,
and colored As. Taiow-irme city o ,n S,irits
,.nnseed oil Liverpool refined stead AT us "u -,
~ urncniine dull al Ills ID RosinComnion s,caus
rs nd Iard-spot steady a. 3Gs Gd neal ~ I,our
rn,cr firm AZ IS ID: No red spring rin al ~ 80 III,
st Louis fancy winter steady at os a. a. az AZ cd
s,,euer nrn, nj Is I'D October firm at ~ 011 hoPs
n, Ionion-pacInc Coast easy at IL lOsdt3 los'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

savannah. Aug Cotton steady. mddlne. &C; low
,rI1nr Cc. GOOD ordinary &c. and gross receipts
2,3 bae. exports coas,wise 81 bales sales IA bales
stock : I2p bales. ~ ~ -,
rniding s.c. good ordinary. Che: net ana gross re-
cnlpts iOi bales all crop. sales IS bales STOCK
1884 bales ~ go, ,e -,
Norfolk Aug Cotton steady middling. 1856: low
riIInr G,c. good ordinary lie. and gross
ceps 81 exports coaswise pos bales sales - bales
rtocS tcorrcc,cd G3Hj bales ,,,,
New orleans Aug Cotton easy. good middlng
i-lGc mhldlIng 6f.c. low mddng &C. good ordinary
Giic net and gross receipts ilso bales including l4s
bales new CROP sales. $50 bales stock, - s1l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08

sympathetic there being amos, no news w, and there
u.s. quite good volume OF business 49,, 90 tho
Late in the day there was qiIte ~ be lie. urces
,-' sv,no,thy the balance OF ne hs'.
ling IN AT The highest figures At tcst-tsc nv, 49,
- While futures We're much hi=!" ash ml'Nu
as brokc &c 23O1 bush selling from SIC 1ow. ~
- S,hIt. nnts were steady: i3.0n hush 500 AZ -
.''c' .tc" 40 900 hush track white tOhtc; 4Oo busn
- 80 Em,ed 3oa42c "B-adstreets" visible increased
.3s 900 bush =. 1900 Dusn ,... -, ,h n,.v,o,s
,ye give for comparison the closing prices Oh 'nc P'
lirY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
OTIS ELEVATINC RAILWAY,
CatskiII Mountains.

Connects with o:to 1870 and $40 New
York Central and II IS and $40 West Shore
E,lrcadr ana with Albany bay Line and Catskil Even
g Line FOR Caisklll Mt. Hous'. ksaterskl Hotel. Tan
nersvle and all points on the kaaterskll Railroad.
A LIMITED TRAIN on Saturdays at las p. NJ
for Catsk without stop. connects with Otis FL Ry: due
A, Mountain Station In 3 HOURS AND 30 MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
>,,w vopp Ant, LONG BRANCH RAlLRooaA.D'
lA Lana

NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH kAiLns IA .
summer schedule in effect July -. Cove ~
Tor prih.nk Long Branch. Elberon oses risssAnt =.
sury Park. 'imar sprins Lake and Pom.
Trains leave foot cortand and 81 Sasurdays ooys
2 80. q 10, $40 except RedbanS' ''2o o." NH
TrSins leave foot I.berty-st - o.s ony) n
sis 30 .u:3s a. m, ~ ~ Satura''S undayA ~
oI3 s3 30 400 't:30. $50. o'i' p u" ..o
q. ~. 30. 400 p. IN. o.a, Grove and As'~'
sunday trains 30 not stop at Ocean "''''
PAX
Denotes express trains. - T. r.
Rt'FtIs BLoDGETr. sup't = :, RAipwEa
J. r. wOOD ]. n n. 6H~
p. A. Penna r. H. q. r A. {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. H.
Fast Express Trans 10 CiucinnssS
baltimore, Warrington. Chfc!S"Mrst
81. Louis and All PoIh..H L RAMS cuI.

baltimore, WnshInXtOn. tni..tS Wrst .
81. Louis and All Points "rRAINs ruf.
PULLMAN CAR sERNIcE ON "a Ai daily Per "a
cA hSsse so ~ M nna is5 as Fer r.
i 80 p M. ~ Is night Fer N,,isHNHNGToN 40
MORE 900 a. m. ul:So A. m. p m Filming Carl ~"
n m ex. sun D. 800 q. m. 600 r. nc, - m
night All trains run daily except ~ Sundfssr m.
For NORFOLK nay Line no p U" Bristol and S d.Iy
nooga through pullman sleeping Gar u.dway
Ticket c otoGs; 3, NJ sw sii Futon 81 &c
ing ST., Brcokyn; station foot OF L'e'' ~
OF n. J. IN all for and enses 4
gage to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

-Four track. Automatic Block slgnala
For Es.t9a, Bs,hsnem Ai;n,ovH. TarcS cs-t d,
'2 ;s -? & PC s 4: E II Il e
10 tS' 20 80 F sao5sys 90 .si '' T.
i fS' ,is seaG 100 400 90 ~ is ~ sI
sundays. 4;3o A. ~. 100 80 o'3o GOO p. NJ. Eii
For .Hs-r...: a, 80 800: $40 a ~. 80 in
600 ?: N. lc;,' night. wv ~
30 ss M ,o eT;s"i' c'f saas'y
'' y " ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branc.. ocean Grove. &C.
ris::a" 80 % TO Rec n Gam BIZ %ss IL IL
sS e., s sl \ suTts,' sse 3 ocean Grove
par G att 80 si5 A. n. %, ! 80 p -" 81
r9r A,antc % c ~ ape May Nineand and Brds.s
l ss r. ssts r. e; 81, Fsi;'; s. e.:
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From Per ) ): +; loot Rss,o5 s. ~
hS%sSn ,.: s.osil T.aH~4S PR .
sgnasys 90" liS. 6 e. 10" GO 800
south to point Pleasant, il 90 A. NJ. 90. 3.5 ts 81
sSndiy ;o egg Ocean Grove and A'Suy Pm
For L Z. p Toms River and b'rn's't g" AZ
FOR Ananilc cny. Cape May. vineand and Bnacsa
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO FaiLApELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
TON
~; Philadelphia. week AZ "a. 500 90 sa,
Carr. 800 800 Dining Carr. 30. s+3 p. u. VI
nixht sunday $50 500 ii 80 Dining Car, A T.
j 10 500 600 dining Can p NJ 1915 night
DINING Car. N. 80 100 500 500 Dnns %
NJ. 1918 nlgh- SUNDAYS. 300. II 30 Dining "a
A. NJ. l 80 500 900 Dining Carr NJ. 1918 nlss
Tickets and paro.esr seat; can Re procured at I'm
ixth ST. iA East l2sth b.. 2e Yves, i2,;h q, q
Columbus Az. New-York: Court St. $50 Fulton \.
Brooklyn; es Broadway Villa nshurg. The New.lA
transfer Company -v car TO- and cheek taggsss be
no, ei or residence 70 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
E RTE u N E s.

rn.ousn Tram. Tor tn.ssO a,t me LAWS All :"
~ "r'es earlier from West 2Jd-st ,, ESQ
ola 4. M.-Nes,iuled Express tor N"es "a ST.
V'IC hAmton, Emira, Bunalo, Bradford Az
1. par,or car 90 Buffalo. -, ~ Ch
3.0O l.. M.-vestibuie Limited song uan % c%
o.OO cago. VIA Chautauqud Lake. S;eepe" .
Cleveland and Cincinnati pn.ng q. fsne
$40 y. M.-S"i train 20 Chicago VIA NAsN
O.CV Siecpers Eufft.o and Chlcagl. ,.,x,,s raiA
&.l5 l.. M-Via Chautauqua Lake ana .- s" 70 Busi~
O'1c SOLID train 20 Chicago. S'eePe'' -
tnlcAgo and Cincinnati. DINING ear. >n prLLNA.ss
I OCAL TIME TABLE. TICKETS, Ar ~ pp,c,dway ~
j accommoiaiors Al 26i 2I3 4Ol AMI %. LIES yes'
Fast i:5h-st.. chambers aud Wes' Hcbcsss
Y"rk. Ar Fulton ST. Brooklyn 20o Hudson.s,v sas f
AL i."scv CIV station Erie Transfer compan 10 dssr
ari checks baggage from hotels and res'e"
nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool, Aug. !. 3A3 p. m.-Beef-EItra India mess
dull at Cts Cd prime steady at Sos. Pork-Primc
mess Western nns. dull At 8's ID: do medium dull At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08

pOULTRY-ALIVE-Som increase In The recelDts and
ite n demand have caused steady
secne In all OF weighing stock fowls and chickens
sbowiny most weakness There some EFFORT TO get
title more money choice heavy fowls but IT did not
prove successful Turkeys not plenty but SLOW DUCKS
md geese we'll grown stock but small
young in light demand and weak we quote: Spring
sbckens local choice per 10. lli,4l2c; do common TO
prime lOQiic: fowls. l0e old ROSTERS Se surAeys ~
ner pair 2O13Oc. .DRESSELThe market has suffered
SHARP decline within few days. the Increased supply
causing stock and giving buyers such
an advantage they have not had for weeks Sellers
nav stock likely 70 continue plenty ana
they have pushed especially OF marks that were not
strictly hrsclass Chickens are now selling better han
fowls but go at the price. Eastern ana Long
island ducks moderate supply and firm Gce,s 'ssrse
n0usbs unchanged. We quote: Turkeys, per 10 1Qec;
spring chickens Philadelphia. 171l9c DO Western dry
nicked i2015c do scalded S8i0c: fowls sVsc; spring