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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPohf'

New-York. September ~ lsgo' q
point. on the call within he range "a points IN
points and closed STEADY at hs oss wa. very s
pointing losing a p ssD.c and f n s;m SsIa
s ssfdy ne wS an Ss ns
bear, ssm. sna TO the be su n'' are
e.y afraid q s heavy sse now rssss sends
e e 'A fe aasst 0n vii bales r.10 ss
yee clifton weather ope nnS rapidly
result Of the dry weather ,Ss,. ns
mas Tood as RUE Unacab cOnd.ons
claimed GS 1S sTas5 ss Al
quite generally That The Texas n been unavorabe
The weather has caused cotton to open nas East
the ant i IL. ss sess, combined is
hardly make half Of last years and GTip the indian
Tefory expected viii fall short fully 40 per sav cent nj
Mexican wsey and the w ns er ale ali ov ar
S Ss aiss and @ without
from IS to 90 averaging s. The Visible supply o. SUi
is sA ss1: or az ss sfsi
correpndng 1889 and decrease Of a 5ss
o,o 10 S The ssa Tsss 6 Ss p'I a. and
Sss last TGs at sfg' $3.50 At as sSGd' %
bales agan ~ csS bales ss %eE po heaDS oy
AMOUNTING ss the to ss Bales
5 sna S %er BAGS s @i bales against
2s! bae las. year and is ssp p sSa bae ne and md
S Spis al 1900 baIes against ssss
sSs "a; 900 sas, sS@Ss4.a TB
bales last year. and at savannah o'2io oaies
against 300 bales last week. 5.HS bales last year;
finbhsrd Brothers Co say: I'VE have seldom read
worse accounts condition OF the crop and IS
remarkable that the face OF such reports ana tle
light receipts the sp.nners Of the world refuse 70
be free buyers OF these quotations IL 10 EVIL
dent they 10 no, believe them and that only can be as
signed the reason for their small purchases Iheir
reserve stocks must sadly depleted unless the est-
mates Of their consumption radically wrong inner
these conditions feels bush. believing thst
simmer. must buy freely they realize the short
ness OF the crop disposed 10 buy cotton on every
decIin. 10 about They realize that speculation has
received that trade has had temporary
.hacl and here
they believe that the decrease In the
men and tho continued bad crop accounts viii enable
them 10 realize a handsome profit on cotton accumu-
lated a present prices. -. 40.
Opening range and close today ana CLOSING o'o' mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
THE STATE or TRADE

Baltimore Sept. 14-Flour steady; sales l3eo bols'
Wheat nrmer and dun No. red spot and Sertemoer
GOs G6OStc; October 6l4QGi;sc; December. o3hgo3c,
steamer No. red. 5T1d3I%c Southern by sample 2s.f
&c grade. 5si,IGl &c; stock 6'I leo bus sis'
&c 900 BUSH frner; mixed spot 4oc oid
39l,c asked October 39isc asked 4sa3iSc' jan
nary 34ihT3ii4c; Southern white 4Oc do yellow" nc
stock 81 325 bush sales 1000 bush Oats steady Some
activity No white Western 28lzm21c; No mixed 90
pic stock 0e573 bush Rye dull; No 2 sac s,ock,
O.! 800 bush. Hay steady: demand for choice cnocr
timothy 3OGsl5 Grain feights steady other aruces
unchanged.
Tost,s sept I4Flour dull. Corn quiet oats steady.
Shots !uict Provisions steady Butter s'eadY; ,orthc"
creamery 22G23c Western 20G2ic Cheese aue' No,,n-
ern sGs.c: 7,ssc. Eggs steady Eastern iSc
Western and Michigan. l5nl6c.
Buffalo Sept i4-sprns wheat.sPot Limit on York 20
hard old weak sales 1900 bush at lie under New
December for round lots: carloads &c under old e
under asked. demand for new wheat: Ieeihg WEAK,
closing No hard spot. old. 62s,c do olhsc do new
wheat steady: No red &c over Cnicaso Decemoe,
sales II 900 bush no red 62gG2i4c in store 30
track G2c asked white dull. nominal Corn opened
kasy advanced sc slosed dul! at inside prices sales ~
cars No yellow 37g }Tsc II cars No yellow 3oA3r
37c cars No corn 3Ga36iac track store corn dull
No . yellow clOscd 37lsc No corn. 36sc; no corn
25.c oats firm: demand good supply light: No Will
% &C: No white 23lzc. No mixed. -5tc track fireS-
No sales but inquiry fair for lots 10 arrive iye du,,
nominal: No quoted. 45c No s. Ale track Flour duii
best spring patent SO 3qS3 as best winter S3Qs3 10 do
straight 50 t1as2 75 MI feed dull unchanged Canai
freIghts strong Wheat. &c corn. INC; oats, l.c flax
seed olsc New-York.
Chicago Sept 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
THE LUXURY OF WHEELING.
LILLIAN RUSSELL HAS DEVELOPED IT TO THE
HIGHEST POINT-A SPECIAL MACHINE
BUILT FOR HER.


The luxury OF wheeling has been perhaps more
Fully developed by Miss Lillian Russell than by any
other person. Miss Russell believes in doing things
gorgeously and with proper stage effects. The
dramatic and artistic unities must he preserved.
There should be proper background for every
appearance o, the star" so when the prima
donna goes out on the Riverside Drive she takes
her maid along. To preserve the balance o. the
east she also takes along cavalier. To keep
the artistic unities In line the cavaliers shirt and
Miss Russells shirtwaist are made out Of the same
beautiful pink material.
As the familiar process of pumping up hill
IS particularly ungraceful in heavy rider, Lillian
has avoided any such exhibition by employing
q "pusher." The "pusher Is a particularly power
!u and expert wheeman who for consideration
will perform the service for a lazy rider
that the hi. horse does for the streetcar When
the Russell cavalcade Is trundling along level
ground or down hill. the cavalier rides beside her.
end the maid and the "pusher" keep respectfully
!n the rear. When they approach upgrade the
''pusher" speeds forward. places his right hand
behind the prima donna's waist. and, pedalling
vigorously. sends her gliding up the hill without
effort on her part When the top Of the hill IL
reached he drops back to the society of the maid.
leading firm Of bicycle makers have built n
special machine for Miss Russell. which has been
on exhibition for few days III a Boulevard win
dow. The spokes and frame are nckel-pated the
cranks and steering head gold plated The
handles are ivory tipped and the wheel rims are
painted a robin s-egg blue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
ONE DOOR BARRED AGAINST THE WOLF

II is easy enough 10 see the cause OF the hard
times, II there really any hard times 1t is Just
that this age Of specales notion has been carried
too far Trades and professions have been up
80 fine that there is enough left of any OF
the pieces to support abe-bodied man. The only
salvation Is in return to the older. broader lines of
business An enterprisng man In this town has led
the way and this what II says on his letter head:
- IS General Advertising Agency and
Scenery and Baggage Transfer Co-Agent FOR Cold
Process Platinum Paper-Theatrcal Programmes a
Bpecialty-All Kinds Of Printing Litaographing and
Photographic done promptly-Orders Received for
Coal-Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Effected
Now. this man has found the key to success and as
long as there human beings around him. with
human wants 10 be ministered unto, hard times
cannot touch him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15


1870 Tor Rio No and li4e for Rio No spot The
market ruled steady
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths market completely neg
s ssa sso@sS TO- S os @ @ and
lions were made as low at s. - Bakers are .1 aso,ed
packages Including 900 bhs winter patents 8 aSass o.
Ds2 'ass sG buzz s ssss
s1i' .s Ss sd IBIS SAT-
sSesd 81 CO. sas sD & c Western ana
FEEL ssissi dSli Quoted: sS-s' jsSa@iSc co.'s
81 On: city feed. s5c for bran.
wheat, his morning. The start. and in iace
e s Chicago The greater %eaSness West Appeared 10
Of large the visible Monday while Locally
ntts foreign buying ana the advance in Liverpool
were rather disappointing showing total In wheat Of
have been 70 bush against 900 bush for The
has been in favor lighter receipt. Of spring
this Mssa' s' Ss o1
he previous week and estimate. the visible point
smaller yield Of wheat in Minnesota than expected bu,
snut reported and improved conditions in South Dakota
mns cs s3e1s 81 ha as the nss
Of s Shes, at spring wheat sls S today Were sGs
sssn., bush last Year %nte 'Assy oa s'i haS
against 1870 eil bush Seaboard receipts. 3l417G
against 27I30 bush total 2l4S36 bush. against s8
AT bush Exports, 49, e54 bush against liO OgG bush
Just before the close the market easd of reports
the Argentine prospects were favorable the
market closed easy at g1.c net decline. The
the curb was weak and lower with quite liberal selling
December sold at 6JsU6&c closing G3ikc Cash wheat
dull and weaker with the decline futures Ship
pers bought $4,000 bush No hard 2xc over Deem
Der ahoa' for old December closed at G4c. No 2
red quoted at 2hc under December store and a.Q
ic under December ahoat. .CORN-The dealing.
In were light with the market showing a very
steady undertone. Prices about steady the
hna! o. last night Later the market eased of trf,
with the decline In wheat but business active
''Bradstreets" exports for the bush
against +O5 600 bush the previous week.
year Since July they have been 10 800 600 bush
against $40 600 bush last year Near deliveries de-
veoped decided strength toward midday and advanced Nc
closing rm the rise Later deliveries quiet at
unchanged prices Cash quiet but
10000 bush No sold NC October In elevator.
October closed at $780, 1900 bush sold for export at
4Oi.c afoat. 2i4c October the curb thu
market weakened October selling at 87d3sc closing al
8Tsc .OATs-The trade In a n standstin
locally, but the West q moderate business nut
through. Prices exhibited slightly batter tone, per-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
rr.porrAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Sept. IA p m.-Beef-ENua Ih1d liess
firm al 76s I'd prime firm at COS Fork-Prirne mess
Western fine firm 5ss 3D. do medium frm nj DIS 81
IIams-short cut about IL 10 n. firm at 42s Bacon
cumberland cut about - 90 80 No. hrm AT 4s snort RIP
about % H. steady clear middles about 80 10
steady 35s 3D. long and short clear mddes about 90 o
Shoulders-About II 10 ~ IN. steady
ms Istrd-Prime Western spot 3os Sd. Cheese
American nnestwhe dull 31s do coored dull at 3I od
1otonseed o-Iiverpoo refined steady al LIS 3D. spirits
Of turpenne steady Dos 3D. Rosn-Comrnon steady at
A. Whea-No red winter steady at As s'2d; NO req
guring steady FlOurSt. Louis fancy winter STEADY
at Cd Corn-Mixed Western spot firm at - 4'3d sep
tcnoter firm AT 81 4d October firm 81 4sd November
firm AID. Hops at London-Paohc coast steshy AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
RAILROADS.
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
Il RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.
Y foot ol DesbrOsses ana 'o or.
I, Effect September 10. 1893.

STATION foot y Des slssassr r' 10 isss
ls:SSs baas
tion cnrs Arrives hcaso M Ges soS a. NJ
ou ~ Sq iSs S 49, St hoa! sss and Toledo
200 r NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS I, 1 E&PRi fon.
yie and chicago, Arrives cp'innaa 'O''' ~ ''
coo r. w. MwEsTERN s avss
az s. NJ g & NJ cseffS Is.
STgp 2Hs c 9ne nln p NJ ndanapos 1913 p NJ
T?" rAc II 'f:9ns Sleeping g e. csr
70 pittsburr Connects for Chicago daily ana N'
land W WAS Ts'G; AND THE soTTHso ICON.
$50 1910 Dining Car an, II I'd Dining Cars, 40
s bnns Car. Dn I'll rsT9' p'sH sG ali
day g % % c G1SSs cara. eDlnns
fs 3- s.r,p sy s . s;;': sss
AF Fdri Tampa soS Macon S Snd @ a'
Sleeper 1 to Jaekson UtIo RAILWAY Express p NJ
day TSSagS sss9ns and Pp Ni%Rf coI' via Cap,
Charles s Route. A. NJ weekdays and with Through
r nsSrs ssy: Of Buffet r''''F Cars
For CAPE MAY lo M 10" Ocean N "vs Snd Poin,
fI P.a.a nS S' 5c ~ e s,S. 30 20
at i"''sAe" F e, ir Es1 III A 90 81 10 p,
$40 no. as2 !, 3 ~ e :" na s T;9S,
S.ns csr pInsF 10 cap 30 ~ 40 Lm,ie i
Car Dining Carr IA 90 q. as a2s iii and 2si
posdway House and foes ~ rcn Street. os
cort.nd street, Court street sy5 FOOT q fulton
street Brooyn station Jersey CITY TIE hsrsags from
hotels and residences through 70 destination voon
NJ fier.s General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
4 HUDSON RIVER r. r.
go, Central sfntlon tod &c..

From Grand Central Station. 42d Street,
a TO M-Except Sunday, Empire state Express
s.33 A. M-Excspt sundax Ior kehns.d SPRING.
Adirondack Moan aims. THOUSAND Islands ard Mon.
o,.o M-Dallv. Fast Nail. For Syracuse. Roch.y.,
1910 A. M-fxcept sunday. Day Express. For all In.
portant State poln's.
= 100 i N-rlaily South m Limited. FOR cincn.
' natl. IrdianapJls ~; Louis and Chicago.
Albany, Troy satsioga.
4.3O p M.-Dally. North shore Limited. Du. Detroit
$40 III ch coT aSS p T ~ nu~.,o c.
land Detroit Chicago. Cincinnati. ~. fouis
0,25 p. M-Daily. ssTatoga. lia'isburg 81. Albans
saranac Lake. sgd Lss, ris.ie' v.nu..,,.
sand Islands and Montreal
73OP M.-Dailiy For auburn Road points, Buffalo
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Indianapolis. St Logs
o,oO p M~Dany. Only Sleeping Car passengers ia
"''" RocSes.er carried IN this train.
OILS p M-Dai;y For Cape Vincent ogden,b1r
1910 NIGHT-Thea,re train for Chicago and prncipa
points on New-York Central. every night. ercepl
o,,o '' M and a:35 p M-DaIy escep, Sunday. .
Pittsaeld. via Harlem Division.
0,15 A. M-Sunday only Piiishsld and the Bert
shire Kills VIA Harlem ~, I.. rs g,,,.,,,,,s
ALL NIGHT" Tk t;,Issy re boSK a5f
Putnam Division. Iar as mixers IN coAnectlor viii
The Elevated Road. This Is the only ne running An
night trairs ou' of Ne" YORK -. 49,,
Wagner Palace cars on ell tNrougl trains
Trains Illuminated by PLtsch Light
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand Central Station
as stoaS eg Bo "a as5 50 ws.
ST. and i3St-st station New York 33s and I26 Fulton.
st.. ana 100 Broadway +, D., Brooklyn.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the ws.
JOHN 81 TOTCEY GEORGE II DANIELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

London. Sept l4.-Tbe imports OF wool Ter The week
follows: New south wales 700 bales: Vic
torie. 1851 bales South Australia 40 bales: NewZes
land $50 bales; Cape 81 Good Hope and Natal 35-5
bales: Falkland Inands s42 bales France 622 bales
other places $40 for the NTH series
aggregate 2i 1853 bales Of which $500 bales were for
wardQi direct Jacofnb & CO.. wool brokers' repor,
aspect OF all the
featuring Yorkshire has been
especially excited lately. Holders OF stock Of
,ertal are now confined 20 circumsoribed locality and
Messrs. Jaconb sangune 81 improved prices
ensuing belief that vita
probable shortage supply combined with
provenent OF trade. wool likely wanted
time 10 come. The outlook encouraging grow
than has been many years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
tAe UNIV
900
81
300
S:455
BALTIMORE g. ONO RAILROAD.

baltimore. WnshinSton; Chicago Cincinna"'
ST. Louis and All Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRANS, -.
Leave New-York % Lber'yst daily Ios ChlCSu"
2a0 d m and 1915 night. lITTSBURG $50 ex sum-
80 Sun. 1918 night. CINCINNATI 81, LoSls 10 m,.
900 o. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. a m "a
sun 10 a m. II 30 Dining Car 2:3O nning Nas
e 30 o. M ex SUM- Dining CAP 600. 500 p m Oshns
Carr t2:l5 night.
NORFOLK. IL 30 a. daily
,hra,Sh pnrrnan Sleenag Car D M daily.
All trains lilumina; ee with Pinsch light ,r..,
Ticket 49, IT2 2d AS lao Broadway 81
18th ST.: i27 Bowery. y. Y; 3i4 Fulton ST. brooo'"'
stations foot % Liberty ST.. e. r. r. OF y j. ....s
New Work Transfer Company Will call Tor ana CIV
baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
10 ~ SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON -
Tor Philadelphia. week DAYS 80. 500 stn psA
$50 Dining Carr A NJ. so. 23o. $50. 400 BUZZ
Parlor Car. 500 Dining Car. 800 dining Cs' ia a@
S.t5 1000 p NJ 1915 night, sundays +:D. 200. loo.
li:So Dining Car, a. NJ 2;so 100 500 Dining CAN
For Baltimore and Washington. week days 200 H@
II 20 Dining Carr A. NJ. $50 800 800 DINING al
600 % ming Carr p NJ. 1915 nisht. SUNDAYS 100
ii 80 dining Can A. ". 2ao. 500 Dining Carr. go
Dining Carr p. NJ. 1913 might. 49,.
nhs,s and nsrlorcar seats can be procured al foot
of Liberty ST. li3 III 26l as ga lin lSS Bross
way 1871 9Th Av 81 iith 1874 East i2oth -.
oT3 West ic5th St 25l Columbus Az, v-fork Cou1
ST. Fulton St: Brooklyn: es Broad%ay W ~, ~.
check baggage from hotel residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
NJ Ew-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

summer Schedule IN effect Sept 9th is.s oruv~
Asbury Park Deimar Spring Lake and Point pesssa RIA
Trains leave Foot Liberty street: A:So. haS 70 20
els r n. SUNDAYS. 900 A NJ. 400 NJ streets:
Trains leave Foot Cnrtlanit AID Desorosses s.'p d
1880 '9:i0 $1,000 A. NJ 1910 $50 $40 texesp' ~
tsnk, 40. $40. 100 p. NJ. Sundays, T''o a. ~'
Sunday trains do not stop Ocean Grove and A''''
Park
'Denotss express trains v
J. r. WOOD. IL r. BALDWIN,
q. p. Il. Penn. n. II. a. p. A, c. r. u ~ N' -
=. =. r. q n n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston, Sept l4Cotton steady: middling Sc: low
middng INC; good ordinary. TIC: act and gross
eepts Sos bales sales 200 bales: stock 2I.52s bales
Ncrloik sept lA-Cotton steady: niddling, 7%c; low
middlng ! 5Iec; good ordinary csc; net and gross
receipts IN bales; sales bales; stock. so4 bales
Savannah. Sept 14-Cotton quiet; niddiing 7-16c
low middng 1l6c; good ordinary not quoted net and
bales 49,
New Orleans. Sept 1--Cotton dull: good rntddng
ohc middiiaz. i5-icc; low mddng 7.iec: sood ord
nary TIC: net receipts AIS baIes gross. 22st bales
exports coastwise. S65 bales; stock. GO 443 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY n.
Stations In Ne,y-York. foot Of Barclay nns
Christopher streets. .,rrrT
VESTIBULED TRMNsa aLhM,Ar

Direct route TO NEWARK. BLOOMFlElD MoN bSs.
THE ORANGES. summit. BcrnardsNilte oa5snS
Ridge Madison. Norristown, Passaic Paterson pVs
ton Dover. StaIhope. NEWTON BOllD ; i, ~
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown, sChuo I'm
MOI NTAlN Washington, PliILiLPSBV RIO. E AsavS:
WATER GAP. STROvDSBt' re. Pocono Moun .STi
SCRANTON, PITTSTON. WILkESBA iKt. 49,
COKE DANvII.LE. NORTH CMBERlANn wa, n,s
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH Ms"%
Vile UTICA RIcHF;ELD SPRINGS C. ca, Tisa
SYRACUSE oswEGO. ITHACA. oWE9o; ELaiin.11
CORNING BATH. DANsvuLE. BUFFALO ana :"
points WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST !. ....,
7:26 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops at pr'ne''"
stations. xfroy
600 A. M-BUFFAIO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMfoSi
UTICA RICHFIET.D SPRINGS. SYRACUSE ~
OswEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror taI' ~.
at Buffalo with train for Chlcsso and pon,,s ,rp
los r. M.-sCRANroN BINGHAMroN and hi"i"~
EXPIRES. Pullman parlor cars -, DIV
400 T. M.-sCRANToN. WILKEsRARRE ana III
MOUTH EMPRESS. Pullman Parlor cars. r,..>.
7:3c p. NJ DAILY. Buffalo ves!ibuled i1m,se Ef BsiT
for SCRANTON BiNGHAMTON. EIMikA D. a.
FALo. Pullman Bure, sleeping Car So.nee" -
Buffalo with train for Chicago aud points "es. AZ
$50 ~ tDaily mBufFALo: SCRANTON. sHyRe1tstsE
TON. RfCHFIELD SPRINGS UTICA. $780,
and oswEGo EXPRESS Pullman SSa iso siss' az
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCONMOpATloNs ~ osa
Park Place .?o Broadway Tickets at fry
235 Columbusave NewYork AIS and T:6 Fuli9ns' sar
io6 Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving fu' "'
WEsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call foe ana
check bagge from hotel residence 10 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY
(Anthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
On III uffor erfnrnler ~

-Four tracks. Automatic Block signals
on and after September :. 1895.
Trains leave station foot - Liberty ST.
For Eas,on. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk. "a,
10 EastonI 4:3o 5:as 1870 to Allentown p " suniays
80 C7:l5 to EastonD 4. NJ. 100 $50. 500 P. "
For wJkestarre. Pttsion and scranton $40 A u,
l:iO 20 4:20 r. II. Sundays 30 4. "
For Reading $50. 500 ?;'O. II 30 \. NJ, ljo
30 2:3O 400. 800 5:i5. $50 p ~ IL night sua.
For harrisburg at 43o. 500. 9:1o \. Il. 40. ~
400 800 5:iJ p. NJ. 1918 night Sundays. 90 53l
600 2. NJ. 1913 night
FOR Sunbury Lewisburg. and Wllemspor'. A. ~
500. $40 oA Il; 49, $780, 7'so P NJ sundays. ~
" ATI-RATL ROUTE
For Red Bank Ions Branch and points south, 10 Pcipt
40 30. 30 $50 c.f5 y. ". Sundays. Il.
cept Ocean Grove ard Ashury Park 900 A. NJ. 40
FOR Lakewood, Toms River. Bsrnegst Park ard Barn~
CAT 4:3O si5 4. ~. 80 43o + y
Tor Atlantic city. Cape May. vine.and and Br'cg',oA
For Nonm1gth Beach seabrsht ard Highland. q
davs 900 A. NJ 4.en p "
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &c
From Pier 8 y. r. foot Rector ST..
For Atlantic HLya.Anis: Hlshland Beach NorTsndis
Branch At $50 lo:l5 NJ 900 Saturday, oniy)' S'S
For Elheron. Ashury Park Ocean Grove and points
south 70 Point Pleasant. 1913 A. VI. q 10 si;rrfas
oniyJ. 3.i5 800 p. " srn lays Except Ocean Grow
For Lakewood Toms River and Rarnegat +;So A. NJ
q 90 SATURDAYS oniy). 3:l5 p. VI.
For Atlantic city. Cape May. Vnesnd and BridgeoA
40 A. NJ. 100 = NJ SATURDAYS only)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-09-15

,r.,, repot ,eys regarding that the State. which
as wear raised nearly onehrd Of the crop this year at
h.rves showed percentage Of Kansas. ~ Illinois. 81
Michigan "a and Indiana. 60 Cash oats were very
ouiet sales o. 900 BUSH as follows: 20oo bush no
=, o. elevator 90 bush track and canal white. 26n
asc No white quoted at esisc on the curb prices were
oosio, Win October quoted at 23fc .RiE-Mar<et
,srv dull and sales dficut No rye Is quoted AT asa
4 elevator and AN for boatloads delivered State
go Tsrsav ,vc is nonIrally 41Ii .BUcKWHEAT
TIE marke, quiet with sales Of few bags OF japanese
coo.
VIC sl'e 10 H.. corresnondinC date last
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COFFEE-The market during the week has ruled quiet.
with final prices few points below last weeks closing
Tie movement the day light and changes slight
Gables feaurelcrs Deliveries were larger; Iso
cables steady No quoted 1890 reis; exchange
quoted at 1917. receipts 5000 Cleared for United
States 200 bags: stock 2Ss.Oo0 bags Santos firm at
10 700 refs receipts 1900 bags: stock. $4,000 bags
Havre sales -. 600 bags Closing quiet September. w
francs October - francs: November 9OJ0 francs De-
cnmfer 50 IS francs Hamburg market dull September.
N ~ pigs Octooer 1918 pigs November. $50 pigs De-
cenber. II % pfgs.
g ~ hags as fOOMs
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day and closing bids tho

closed steady at 10 points decline compared
with prices Transferble notices fso
Total sales 81 700 Spot quiet. unchanged; mid
ding uplands SIC: middling gulf She sales S40 bales
all spinning. mn 49,
Liverpool cables-spot cotton nrn sale: Coco bales
700; midiling upands p-32d Futures opened steady
partially Lead advance closed barely steady at t4l
4ieIb october November 4i3lb; November Decem6sr
4l6b December January AIS: January February 4lsb
Tebrnarv March 4l9Q420: March-Apr 42ls April May
422b June-July 423ias; JuyAugust i2iab The stats
tca position OF cotton made from this morning
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3 ri E. LIN ES.

Through Trains leave NV lofK, IOVt U V's,' '
follows, and Ave minutes earlier from Nes
900 hngamcn Emra BURIAL D' Bfaatod j.s
town. Cincinnati and Chicago. Parior car
Buffalo. -, .~s
915 sand M- sor Tuxedo S'F Goiasn Middleton Pa
Jervls IackawaSen. Calicoon, Hancock. pep's"
Susauehanna and Monticello. go -, o..
300 r 5a:o v ya cSsadua %li'f Ssi' f2a
s:i5 4. ". Chicago 7. NJ sleepers 70 I'M
cago. Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining car
- M P M.-T3unalo Vestibuied Express Daily, arrives
I .UV Buffalo G:35 \. N. making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago ard the West buis.o pa
sengers can remain in sleeper until \. go,
$40 P.S sUd fS sn {" s ss as to But
falo Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car ,,.x
7 OCAI TIME TABLE, TICKET AND PllLMAS
1 accommodations M III. 26I. i0l and $50 Eroai"y'
i56 East I25,h-.t Chambers and West 23t-st .erfsl
New York 90 Broadway and 1893 Fuon-st broosyh' ~, 81
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RECENT. of breads,us at interior points In Thousands
,s three cphers 1000 omitted Flour bills grain bush
8 follows.