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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11

chimes that now begins to look a. their grain must
:p;a ~ sS SssSsT :y PIT ar
lief from influence of drouth eSper,ea 10 he reduced
chances still admit Of much seeding The sr, dis
S % of e OsS0 fo p nnd factor
eastward The crop Is geneIay no, much enlarge.
S sn the "% %hen Dsem nGca Northwest
en Miller reports IT'S The OT 9u %n @ the
before 229925 hbs last year and 2oe hi, no last weeS
lie 20 bis the previous week 1870 pbs last year and
bb 1893 Every min in Min p4oSasy IS appros
maze that Of last week Foreign shipments are declining
Hf i for 1900 Hss P sSs
s. Pafn aTs ssls on resucon receipts
of wheat spring wheat markets o,Say sry pTre
SSsinst f225i$ bush last year winter 5i757 bush
against 1882 bush sea5oard recep s ny esS e bush
exports s444s bush asains, 562a bush The Afternoon
pet nHSgss p nsh Close The market wheat
ws dylI 5000 bush no hard spring sold 2sa2,c
over December b. aoat December closed AT 9o'e 10
over ecebcr canal December price dSlvcTeG and nc
s eySr e Snder &c December
anoa, No hard spring. i%alsc over onenng weak
lower October which ,od at $So anG MT
May which sold at 5t7sc eearsn % me orn
Set ' Was favorable the maturing Of The The near
very quiet throughout The session inteilt
receipts of the 325 sos bush conpfed
y %s rcep p' FOR the day were bush compared
T t bush cSm Sus With 22 $50 bush Year market
rn the later part OF the dull and heavy
within narrow range and closed weak at decline OF
isc from last nights prices Cash corn was quiet ana
firm Sales were 10000 bush including 5000 bnsh No
at 3sc or october deiivered 1900 bush 40 -
65oilc over October b. afoat, latter spot Cctoher
closed at a6sc 5000 bush yellow 70 arrive 3'sc eie
vator and 1000 arrive. SsAsc delivered No
corn quoted lc October IN elevator 1000 bush nc
a, 2as over October o b. afoat for export. oAlS-
The market Tor oats opened dull and remained through
out The session with fluctuations within very narrow
range The afternoon session steady and the cose
was at q gain OF i4qhc Cash oats were higher ana
fsriv active The sales 13sOO0 BUSH with details
as follows 40 600 bush No q 23a23tsc elevator; 10000
bush No white 25c: 1000 bush No white BAG and
quiet unchaneed We quote No WesteTn; 4Sc
hoatloads State and Western. 46U4Sc BUCkWHEAT
Warket active and with sales Of 10 600 bush prime
state for export 432c. .BARLEf-There Is no
Zoe Tor fair to good Western. MAT-ouiet with new
Western quoted at 53dUc
we give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-.
40 nndf corresponding date last year:
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IEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stations foot of Cortlandt and Desbrosssr -
700 A. VI. daily except Sunday. for MACCH ChuHA
ap S.1n a. W saiiS Tor GENEVA. ROCHESTER, BUP.
FAiO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, ana
the West and principal and local points dinngcar 70
suspenson Bridge Pullman Vestbue Sleeper 10 Chcago
40 A. NJ daily deaves az 10 80 4 NJ sunday fof
MAr'CH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg. -,,,,. .1 IN
100 p. VI. daily. except sunday for ELMIhA anc ~
Intermediate connections for PosVie ana ea-
ing; char-car Wilkesbarre. :, -
p VI fSund4y only) for WilkesoaFe' II ne
Junction all Intermediate stations 49,, VIVA
4t1O p, VI. daily except Sunday Mr. L. ana IS JOrsc.
TON principal intermediate stations: Puiman oun's
parior-car wikesbarre connections Tor Pottsvlle,
4,2O p. VI. da; except Sunday. for Bound BROOK sne
S,iS p. NJ daily ,or EAsToN and intermediate sta
600 2. VI. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALL LIZ
and all norris West Pullman Sleeper vestibuled tram
Sew-York 10 Chicago Sleeper 10 Buffalo and Toronto:
connections for Reading and HARRISBURG ,.
8.O =. VI. daily Sunday. for Eastern ana inter-
900 p. n. daily for ITHACA; GENEVA. RocIEs.
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman seepers to Chicago and Buffalo Cnar'
car Wlkesbarre. ~ . no. "a, Oh
and so3 Broadway 81 Fast 14h St. 10 East 2sh ST.
St. Court St. os Broadway ana
Br, okIyn Annex. BROOKLYN y. Y.
The New-York Transfer Co. will call for and check Bag
gage from residence through to destination
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LONDON WOOL SALES.

London oct lO-There offered to-days wool
auctions III. S32 bales The attendance fair and the
bidding brisk. and fun prices were obtained. Good
usrous wool sprtedly competed for by the
home trade the best prices Of the series Deep comb
ing strong demand. and secured was
actively bid for by home and continental operators Al
everything offered disposed Of There
good demand for pieces full Details ~ to-day
sales. with the prices obtained. follow:
New South Wales. . SEQ bales secured. j4.dQls 81:
do locke and pieces Gids 2isd greasy. 5di0d do locks
and pieces 81 a7s,d.
Queensland. 1000 bales secured sdas 3isd: do locks
and pieces 6dgls liad: greasy. 719lsd; do locks and
pieces. 7i@Qsd.
Victoria l. bales: secured 5isddls I'D locks and
pieces dgIs I'D greasy 5Aglld. do locks and pieces
7sG9d.
south Australia 100 bales. secured. sdQis 2isd. do
pieces. 7isaii3d greasy 4kaiod; locks and
pieces 6i9d7i7d
New-Zealand 3ioo bales; secured. si.dais 4d Dc
locks and pieces. 7.das Id greasy 5aiod: DO locks
and pieces jGsG.
cape u Good Hope Natal coo bales: secured ida
Is 2isd greasy, 3AuIHd.
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THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago Oct 10 tSpeciallWheat to-day closed tsMs.c
under Wednesday December opened c0sc. sold be
517s and GO7sc. and closed Coo. sellers. Il
anticipated all day that the Government report in the
afternoon would show the wheat yield
over he September figures. That was the important
bear consideration. The report at night realized It, put
ing the yield at i2i0OoGo bushels against 4O 900
bushels September TO- There rally al time
the big clearances. almost 10000 bushels chiefly
New-lOrk CITY. New York reported ~ loads for
export and did considerable buying here al times Ar
mour an influential buyer Of May The weather
everywhere West was dry. The comments Of The Price
Current rather bulish that fact. Cables
steady. Northwestern receipts 400 LAST
years. I2Os against sl3 In 1894. The break in
cotton a rather bearsh influence. 40 the talk
about panicky 'Kafir' market In London The pr-
mary receipts about $4,000 bushels same
day last year The local professional trade bearsh
with Partridge the seller.
The nearby deliveries Of touched the lowest prices
the crop December closed at 2si,e. loss OF almost
cont overnzhE December sold At 2Is; May closed At
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WEST SHORE RI.

Trans ieay West +2d st. stallon. y. y. as foI0"'
ana Is minutes earlier rom foot Franklin ST.
33O A. VI. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo. 80 =, .-,,ins
10 4. VI. Daily local 90 Albany. for Catskl h'D.iS
and Saratoga. Parlor 10 Albany. sunday ~,
OI5 A. W. Daily for Albany Utica. syracuse, teAes,e'
Runalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and ,h ~
IL. 4. VI raily. except sunday, 20 Sa.,h,n -
tains New Ps''z. Lakes M,honk ana NM, NM ar
Albany Saratoga Caldwell Lake George laflQr 'A''
400 - VI Daily. except sunday. for Albany ...
400 T. VI Daily TO- Albany Montreal Utica Syti.s
Rochester Buffalo. Niagara FAILS. Toronto p'"0"
cleveland Chicago and 50. Louis ,,A.v
4, IN - VI paiy except sunday FOR Nevturg Aoany'
Saratoga and Montreal Parlor car 20 KINGSTON -.
7tS y. VI. Daily. except sunday. for Utica sy'1'u'"
R0chese. and Buffalo. ,..h.,.
six - " DAILY Tor Albany. Utica Syracuse kocness'
,er Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit ''e'e''''
rnr ekets time table. parior and sleepingcar socor
uoda,lons epply city Offices Brooklyn and New rk -
49, stations Time tables principal hotels For otnS
Information address e. r. iA
Cen Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave Ne"-fo'~
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age. $3.50 100 r. "a d. y H. r. at at snsc' 81 Ken
D. McPhsrsOn CO. ~ Mch h :, lrms a. 81 10 !"
also late yesterday liz Pennsylvania lambs y 10 at 81
1iG do 81 10 AT 81: 03 do 81 10 at 81 los do 81 10
a. 90 ~ DO No. at 81 10 PA State sheep and lambs 81
Ss We'srr 'hsep e. Y at virginia r. MI ao 81 n
at 81 5O los PENNSYLVANIA do iol 10 A. ~ 90 81 az *
No. 81 so Al DO io5 10. at 81 o w DO w ID at . 49,
s. Judd Co 1893 State lambs, 70 No. at - 30; 2is a9
Sis Michigan d. No. 81 24s Do o. 10 at s. 90 ue oC
Sheep lbs sheep 10 f at 81 80 ~ western 90 w
~ 5o 40 Virginia do. 50 n a. 3 2I ~ 81, SO 20
Is2 NJ At g. Sc 30 DO 80 NJ a, g 70; :, 50 ao Az ~
Sanders 20 state sheep and iamps 60 ~ a. ca 10
state lambs 81 NJ 81 5o III Ohio DO d 10 az ~ p
tculls, at 81 each 81 Ohio cued snesp az s Il
Haenbeck Hollis: state lambs os No. AZ :, o. -,
do Gs NJ at 81 10: II do Is ID. at oo 2is M'on ~
do ~ ~ 81 30 go DO II No. at - sD 10 c1is ,ao N
at 81 Ohio sheep Is ~ at 81 % state 40 lou i"
at 81: Is do. SO N. at 81 80 80 . E, so.
Hume Mullen: PAS Michigan lambs % ~ az - ,,,
do. 50 n. at 81 1919: "a do. % ID nj ~ - ''
sheep. D2 n. at 81 70 , ,A 90 u,
g. Dllcnback: % State culled sheep and lambs % ID
HoGS-Receipts 20 cars or 5.O4s head OF which BIS
head on sale Market quiet barely steady for good hog
and weak heavy stock Reported sales OF inferior 20
good and Pennsylvania hogs were at - oVaFf 10
saes-M Collins late yesterday 70 Pennsylvania hogs.
col n average 81 20 per 100 N. "a, ..
= Judd & Co.. late yesterday: Sc State hogs lo4 TO-
at S. s,o,. n
State do 272 N, at 81 90. ooo
Haenbeok & Hollis. late yesterday 10 State hogs 2o
Hume Mullen yesterday % State hogs l43 10 at
10: 1i3 10 S5 ~ do 10 N. at 20; 90 90
100 ~ 81 90 90 do 40 10. at 81 81; II do 2ao TO-
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OTHER MARKETs+BY TELEGRAPH.

Union stock Yards Chicago. oct. 1o-cattle-Receipts
1900 head. Market steady Common to extra steers RS
bulls 81 4Sds4; calves s3ass: Texans 81 1894 Western
rangers 81 50as4 40 Hogs-Receipts. $4,000 head Mar
S % SnG hppnf lPG o s.
mixed 81 oas 20 choice assortsS ~ 900
head Market steady Inferior to choice. 81 ooaSS 49,
ST Louis. Oct observation-disclosures 276o head Mar
and active Texans oc higher native Steers
S S@s2 S ca nn'Se s. 2 425
Market opened 5 hshs ON light soE 50 so o
prices unchanged m,Hs light,
ss ssss
cepts light prime medium s. egSt s5 best f STsS
" Sat s SS Toshs ssa shespsuppy light
81 sodss good, So 4oaS2 co. fair s. 3oa$2 common
s ;S6 saY lemG sas;s veal Caves 20 Ss'
c oct io9ssuRecssspss soG 90 hs lad, m% Gd
hss sronE "a sS Ss o, pigs q ssss S.
to sS3d s. oas g. nssxs snd
bulls, 1892 co. sSes.' sss s feScr eorSc s. 3
shsep.Rscei5' % 200 bed market slow lambs
Bunslo Oct iO~cattIe~ Receipts last "a hours 2 200
head total for O66O head: for time
york s 40 ayas
slow and light 10 good cssss dull 81 and wSa oss
Receipts "a hours $3.50 head total Cor week thus
far 1890 head; for same time last week 49, head
on sale head Market opened active and lower for
20 MIXED x %ssSms and hs xG. 90 s sS ad Ca am
Receipts last "a hours 2i25 head Tor week thus
Tar 81 375 head; for time last week IS l25 he-d
see SIS head including holdovers Market dull
weaker at the opening. Closed quiet. with number IN
sold sold $, s ss hs to fair ss@ss So ou and
$2a$2 . mixed sheep. good 10 choice 81 Pas oo
p pSrtl sheep l,"g s. Soasi Is '''
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r.,.o ~ oeo hays Pernambuco m,iscavodo. from
bas,s 10 test AT sc AS and 233 bags English ISL
and ana san Domingo basis Nv TEST az &c
rhe narket for refined fairly active and nrn
but unchanged except Nos. IL and IL wnlch wer,
marked nm the system OF seiihe renheu
sugars The system which allowed rebate o,
2Gc 4. abolished commission OF 3-loc pound "
allowed 20 oibers throughout the country VINO VIII ac' az
"eu W - While refners Will not
Sse 70 coil 10 the stores the stores VIII not
be able 10 buy the refners ut lower pees man M
rbolo.,,e orncer Will able TO purchase Inc moe
rdners have entered into the new arrangement WIN
The American sugar Refining COMPANY The pan rs ma
II =. ~ ,,s scor. No retailer department store VIII
no apponted an Of the rcfncrs All agents VIII ps
reo,,ired ia furnish affidavit that they nave nov GUY
,riccs or othervse violated the conditions OF shle r "a
he prime objects plan Is supposed 10 pe 70 ep
H. hoes.lc ,rocers OF the difficulties INTO "frh tney
have been placed by the general price cutting, ne VI,
Of far reaching. ~ ~
mai the refined sugar business constitutes w wi
cent n, tho entire business ~ the wholesae sroce's
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1TN[g 9gW0ll00M9

2S7sc. Lake freghfs up to 4c There were good
sized charters made 352 900 bushels. but Il not
until price had broken almost cent herr, The
continued favorable for movement The inspec
AZ the estimate for tomorrow. $50 cars
The report IN the afternoon dropped the
condition L. 955 Indicating yie.d OF 1901 600 600
bushels a slight loss September.
Oats were weak within very narrow range, hc. Oc-
closed l7ssc May al 20i.c. II assumed all
the Government report would show large ad-
vance In crop estimate. II proved TO be the case
The Government report IN the afternoon put the yield
AZ SD 900 bushels than bushels above
the estimate made In september and i5oCooO bushes
biggest estimate made In year.
Provisions easier pork losing Toe lard and ribs Sc.
Liberal hog receipts the Of the weakness.
1900 estimated for Friday. The packing
week the West. 2Ijo0o hogs. 5000 over
week last year.
on the curb puts December wheat closed J0i. &c.
calls at GOs.c Puts and calls on May were the
same price 2SAc.
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ming range and close TO-DAY. and closing bids tn.

Market closed barely steady at II 70 IL points decline
compared yesterdays closing prices Transferable
notices Total sales 432. 400 bales. NewYork
receipts bales; gross 5.ll9 bales. Exports: For
wardsd ss bales sales 200 bales spnners, 200 bales,
stock 16sOsO bales. Total net receipts to-day 35 22l
bales far his week $50 28 bales Exports to-day:
Great Britain co. bales Continent JlS bales. Thus
f24l5 bales. France,
Continent $500 bales. stock. 6S32i7 bales
Liverpool cabe-SpOt cotton, good business doing;
sales 1900 bales; speculation and 1000 bales;
AMERICAN 1900 bales receipts 5000 bales miidiins
iplands 27-S2d. Futures opened steady 26d advan
ciosed barely steady y to point net decline October
447s: October November. 44eiss Noyeta6er- Decemter
90 449: February March. A5Os. MarchApr 45lXs April
May 452Iab May-June 454b JuneJuy s55iss; July Au
gust 457s Neutrality-suspicious. strong cloths quiet
COFFEE-Trading the Exchange was SLOW. Prices
allowed changes. Receipts were few and
warehouse deliveries small Hare was SHADE lower.
ary February. 80 80 Hamburg cable steady; October
n d. pfgs November 70. December "a 10 January "A
Ieehrsry ~ 10 Rio "a 300 exchange
1oZ receipts Cleared for the United States.
90 bags Stock Rio, $4,000 bags. Santos receipts.
" 900 bags: stock $4,000 bags market dull Il 700
,es Rio cearances per steamship Garrick 1900 bags.
santos ciearanoes per steamship Chaucer 5000 bags,
rhe next Dutch sale will be held october 10 Brokers
Valuation. 55b.c. Sale will include 5000 piculs
Contracts closed steady at &c decline TO 5q1Oc advance
&, 20 bags, follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-11
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston wool market has again been active
and the 7O7i0Oo N domestic. and 2.372OO0 n
foreign "A total OF giiSOOO N. Domestic wcos
demand Fleece woods have been selling freely
including large traractons in medium. and No washed
2Oa2lc course H22izc. Fine dclalne woods
have been In good demand at 2o2c and large sales
OF unwashed and understandable have been l2ql
T'nwashed conibing woods and cnequarer and
ghihs blood wool sold sigc per ~ Ohio and
Xxx and Xxx and above sold lsisT1Oc
lSc per 10. Michigan Y Is hrmer. with large sale
"A i7izc Territory woods have been active the range
lOGi5c with sales Of oregon i2Ql per 10
basis 3in36c for fine and fine medium 500
33c medium. Pulled woods In fair demand rn
Australian other foreign WOODS have been quiet
but supplies small and prices very firm.
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EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Iiverpoo oct. 10 $40 y. n.-Beef-Extra India mess
firm AT los. prime mess firm at 5Ss ID Pork-Prme mess
western fine duh 57s Cd. DO medium. dun at J's. Hams
short cut about IL IL No. steady at AS Bacon Cum
herland cut ~ 80 ~ firm at As 3D. short RIB
out - steady 35s Ga long clear middlc about -
3is 3D. long and short clear midiles about %
n, dull al ais Shoulders-About IL 10 II II. firm at
s2s Cd Iard-Prlme spot. dull Us Cd Cheese
American finest white and coored. steady at 3is 3D.
o-Lvcrpoo refined. dull AT 11s Cd Spirits Of
urpenne- Steady ~ 2us 81. Rosin Common, steady az
Is Wheat-No. red winter. steady AT 5s I'D Nc.
ed Surfing stock. Four-St. Louis. fancy winter.
steady AZ Gs 81. Corn-MXed Western spot firm at
3s 45d October steady }e 4sd: November. steady at
Is 4td December steady at Is 4gd. Hops at London
Pacinc Coast. stealy 81 3Osl 500.
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NIL uACkAwANyA AND WESTERN II. Il:
-. etcns In New-Nork, foot of barclay nno
Chrtstopher streets. .,,,yr
NEsIiboLEp pINTsCii LIGHT

y,rcc, route to NEWARK BLOOMFIELD, MOS - IN I'm.
THE ORANGES summit Beinardsyille. hS s
Ridge Madison. Morrisown, lass1ie paterson, hhSr
ton Dover sta hope. NEWTON bt VA
LAKE UOPATCONl. Ilackettstown. So ~ IN
MOUNTAINS Washington. PHI i.lPShl K'' rASlG.'
WATER GAP. STROUDSfsl re. lo.onn MOI t'N III
SCRANTON PIrTSTON. WIl-k ESEAtk y e ~,
COKE. DANvILLE, N0kTnV MBt ,SnNNI' ,ysisr.
Vile UTICA RICHF.ElD SPRlNSs, a., q, ,,,InI
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA OWEGo; El.M,h.,j
CORNING BATH DANSNIilE, 81 ~, .s ana ."
poInts WEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTiiMf Isl .,.,.l
7:26 A. M-BINGHAMroN MAIL stops at p'"0'D
900 s M-BUFFALo. SCRANTON pIN ,G5a.AN md
UTICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS SlkACNsE IN. m
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Pat'or tssNss,
meet M RuTalo with train for chicago and plns .s,oa
100 p M-SCRANTON. MIl.kEsBARkE ana EL''
EMPRESS Pullman Buffet parlor cars my
40, y M-SCRA\TO<. VfiKFSlAkRE ana fS'-
. MOUTH EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor cars.
1886 T. NJ O)niiSl.-Bunaio Nestionled Lim.tsi EsbTT
for SCRANTON BiNGHNMTON. ELMlRA bCs,
FAIO pullman Buret sleeping Car. connse" ."
Rurao with Train for Chicago and points west A.
$50 p NJ Daily)-BJTFAIO. SCRANTON HlNnhvAss
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and oSWEGO ENfhS''
Pullman BUFFET Sleepers ...... .,r,o>,s Al "a
TICTSrTS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS /" az "a
Park Place 42o Broadway Tickets az ferry stations. -
2ss Columbus ave NewYork s3S and 7?s Fuit9nst ~ a.
i0s broadway brooklyn. Time tables giving tu' NV
nation at all stations . -. -, a.. ssA
check baggage from hotc! or residence to desna'ee
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. oct. lo.-cotton firm; mlddllng sI3-i6,;
low middling. Tide. good ordinary ii8c; net and
gross receipts 1921 bales exports coaswise 322 sales
514. spnnerr u. stock. lO4. ASS.
Norfolk. oct i0-Cotton steady; middiins SIC. low
mddng 3-l0c; good ordinary. The: and gross re-
cepts 500 bales exports eoastwise 1877 sales 3o6:
stock i625i
Savannah. Oct 1o.-cotton quiet: rniddiing shc low
mdding Bloc and gross receipts 1852 bales
exports coastwise $50; sales. $40; stock. "a. asO
New Orleans Oct l0.-Cotton quiet and steady; good
mddns o 3-l6c m.ddilng, l5-lGc; low mlddiine
se-ioc; sood ordinary. sac net receipts 10 no bales
2.0eO sales. 1000: stock. lS3.liA
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RAILROADS.
-AmGRIc.'s oRgATEsr RAILROAD"
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ uiInSnN RIVER R.R.
g. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central Station. ga Street .pr.,.
$50 A. M-Except sunday, Empire S'"''
Fa.est train In the world. ,..,..,.,
0,aO ~ Dailv Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Roehe''e''
Ijuffao NIAGARA Falls. Chicago g.. al i'm.
IO,3O NJ Ercept Sunday Day Express For all '"'
I, 700 r M1Daiiy southwestern Limited. for Cinch'
natl Indianapolis ST. Louis and Ch,oaso;. ...c.,.
$3.50 T. M-Except Sunday. West Point. fous"Ae'p'''
4,3O I, NJ .Daiy, North Shore Limited Due Detroit
$40 NJ Chicago 4:30 =. ~ , r,.,.
GOO M-Daily. For Albany. Troy. buiihio N'e'''
land. Detroit Chicago. CINCINNATI St ious ,,,,,
0':5 =. M-Daily saratoga ,, riat,sou's' ." '
700 2. M.-Daly For Adirondack MOUNTAINS anu
Montreal. ia. p,0a,o
1880 p M-naiiy For Auburn Road points bq q,
Niagara Falls. Cleveland Indianapolis d. H''
$500 p M~Daily Only Sleeping Car passengers Tor
Rochester carried o this train. .-.-.
O.16 7 M-Daiy. For Cape Vincent. ogdehso"'s'
Cleveland. Detroit Chicago. ,.,,,,
polnts on New-York Central every night. except
o1O "a N and a:35 p. M-Daily excep, Sunday. to
Pit,sheld Harlem Division A.. p.,s
O:15 A.. M.-Sunday only 20 Pi'tsheld and the beiA'
shir. Hills. via Harlem Division ns
"AIL NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKEHs. -
Au night trains between 1s3th-st ana points IN
Putnam Division Yonkers in connection YIN .
the Elevated Road. This IL the only hhe '"'"s ~"
night trains Of New-York
Wagner Palace all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pirtsch Light -..
Tickets and Wagner Offices a. Grand Central s,aT T
fh aSa Broadway 2ss columbusave: SO West l2sth.
ST. and 13sth-st station New-York S3s and 126 Fulton
St. md iOs Broadway. E. D.. Brooklyn. -
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the west
JOHN NJ TOrrCEY. GEORGE H. DANlELs
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND
-

WASHINGTON
:, r % RsaaeP Hs4 r' H. &c. ss
Pafior Carr, 800 Dining Carr. 600 DINING Can. I; 30
1870 Dining Can A. NJ. 2;So 100 500 Dining Carr
For Baltimore and Washington week DAVIS 500. 1000
30 dining Carr A. N, 2;3o. 800 500 dinng Csr
gos 90 %InSs car carr n 2aG 800 DINING cs eoS
Dining Carr p. NJ, 12:l5 night . . =. 49,
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