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

Chicago Nov (specian.-Wheat bought yesterdays
dumped to-days that the troubles
abroad were financial political. Comstocl
Charlie Smith. Councilman and Trnge selling
freely There raidng meanwhile by Brosseau. Champ
lin. Cudahy and Partridge. Around and below the put
price Cudahy and Partridge bought fairly VOL
wheat sales OF 10000 bushels mainly
FOR Toledo: otherwise the days excessively
b4arish Primary markets received 800 eco bushels
against 1900 bushels last year. and the
ceived ss0oOo bushels against 3 7e4.0 eco bushels last
year This all records. Chicago received 422
against year ago: Minneapolis and Duluth had
cars against The trade expects the visible
Increase to be 100000 bushels The selling Of MAY
Northwestern by schwartz. Dupee
& Co. Irwin Green. and few others. December wheat
opened at 5sg bio 5SSs 5st. closing 81.
bid. May A.. cents premium closing G2i9
bid. Estimated receipts for Monday $50 Char
$4,000 bushels.
Corn weak. especially for months. The cash
demand very slack Yesterdays ering OF shorts
left the market without support The Governments
nduncement that the report would be issued Until
Monday had no apparent effect Local receipts i27
cas- against expected Withdrawals were
iusles Irmay markets ceived 4:3 eco bushels. against
2l9CO0 bushels last yea November opened 2yi
10000 bushels Estimated receipts Monday 32j cars
Oats We're very dun with cash and near futures weak
scanty y cent above this. Estimated receipts Monday
90 cars.
had apparently quidated. As the public taking
hand packers found it difficult to market their current
cent hogs safe 10 put In cell airs now think that 3u3.
hogs safer Estimates FOR Monday Of $40 hogs and
There 2s.oD hogs the yards. 5000 hogs
expected but prices held steady at yesterday decline
airy opened at S. G2 closing at s. co. January ribs
opened at 81 go bid closing at - 5Iis.
on the curb puts on December wheat closed ~ cents
calls at 3sss cents Puts on May corn closed 2a
calls. S'as cents
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COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET
New-York Nov.r,t.r a

November
BEANS AND PEAs-Choice marks OF domestlc marrow
are held steady, and have moderate jobbng demand
but there sim some weakness In medium pea and red
kidney. Other varieties maintain about the range
an unsettled feeling We quote Beans domestic mar
r,w choice per bush. 81 50 do medium 81 42iSnxl AZ
do pea 81 371gSl 40 do white kidney 81 saxl 90. do
red kidney 81 3O0S 321 do yellow 81 do turtle
peas bbs S54S1i1c, do bags Soc do Scotch SOC
BIT"rER-A warm. muggy Saturday al this season OF
4 conducive 10 much business, on every
hand complaints % the duness Exporters have had
il seriously lines OF goods Jobbers are still
buying hand mouth and current arrivals keep
market well supplied with most grades Prices are
steady for extra fresh creamery. few fancy
qualities somewhat lower sell We quote: Cream
cry fresh extras per n. BE do nrsts 2OQ2lisc; DO
Thirds seconds l4Qi9c DO June make. extras &c; do
seconds hTsts l5qoc. State dairy half tubs extras
do thirds seconds l24l7c imitation creamery nrss
Ql7c. do seconds ia 4c Western. dairy lOisui5c
factory fresh. nrsts l2al3c do fourhs TO seconds 9q
lli1c; do June. six4l4c
CHEEsE-The week Is closing on a very dull and weak
market for large full cheese. owing the high
cost OF the stock here holders slow to give
IN price ana some are carrying most OF their finest
but the tone IL decidedly weak and sell with
Toe less would have b. accepted for fancy coored
Fancy white continues and still held lOI
bnt ne latter is extreme small size full bringing
fancy lots have sold from the platform i0se Part
skins dull and unchanged. Liverpool for col
ored ana 4os FOR white We quote State full
size september make colorsd IoqIoAc do white 1919
IsGH.c; 90 small size fancy QlLc do good 10 choice
s3Qlvc do common 10 fair 7%Qe<c: part skins small
size choice. I4lhc do fair prime 6Q8sc; do large
skins. 2i4QSc. ' "N'EN' ''''
EGGs-rhe receipts are light again to-day and fancy
fresh ied goods together with oil lots which contain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galverion, Nov. 0.-Cotton easy mdding SIC. low
mddng SIC; good ordinary INC. net and gross recelps
aS bales exports TO Great Britain 555s bales sales 1913
bales. stock. l2l. 500 bales. 49,
Norfolk. Nov. p-cotton easy: mddns SIC: low mid
ding i5-lUc; good ordinary. I4c and receipts
227i bales exports. coastwise ABA bales; sales s44
bales. stock II. iSJ bales.
savannah. Nov. 9--Cotton quiet and Arm: mdalnp
5-lGc. low middling. lGc good ordinary not quoted
and receipts 45+7 bales exports coastwise
1867 bales sales; none stock. 90 1903 bales
New Orleans. Nov. o.-totton quiet, good mIddlns
ss,c; mddng sac low middling sac; good ordinary
3-iGc receipts 1905 bales gross 403 bales; ex
ports Great Britain $500 bales 10 France 4s baes
TO tho Continent $50 bales cosstwse 2Ts5 bales sales
i.loQ bales: stock 8i0.B29 bales.
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close was quiet AT unchanged prices On 'n corn WAS
her corn sold al 35isc closing at Sosc as elevator
very dull 1900 bush No yellow sTla No corn was
quoted at 1910 oATSm,h ,easv business
trade in oats the prices being about 81 sr,, ami
seems TO waiting character ,,n.ra scale but
The movement II on !ip'. The
nr 70 The low price the consumption Is spod s,sh
estimates for visible Monday , ,'ash oats
Sull: sales were 300 bush Including 80" aIisG, csc
mite al otsc and bush track Wm,,s a."
oa,s were ouoted nj 23S.c asked In elevator his
RsRI EY-There IL change In me ''"uyI, Is Market
1n,nues quiet at 43liic for CARROTS n,,isd prime
Market duh and quotations as ~ puil AMI prac-
c,.,e lor. Japans iIc Ma
,,csuv unchanged: Western quoted at "'a"p =, m. pre
ri,s ror coinparson the closing pflc'S ".
We tlNf 10 date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

r,,.rrooi Nov q D m.-f;-ef-Extra India moss oull
., rs prime mess dul AZ 5ss cd. Porf-frlne mt 81
n,.,rr ena duu Al 5Gs Sd: medium duh at iSs Va
short on, about Il ~ n. dun AT AS WI hn'l
Stmberiand cut about % 70 30 ~ du,l al ' "'
, n,,' % ~ steady a, 35s 81: long clear nldGies'
about a. n, dull ut 3ls: long and snort Gear ~ n,
-, ~ =, dull al 2Ts Cd Shouders-Abou IL 20 IN ~
49, aos lard Prime Western. spot. steady 81 Tvs
cheese-American finest white Sepemnpr nag n,'n
rrdneJ steady al i7s 3D. Spirits u tur1enne STEADY q.
oOs "a Rosin-Common firm at is t'.i Whea' -; 80
"a ,,or dull a; IS 30; No spring. no stock Jour
{, Louis fancy winter steady al IS I'd corn Mk'p
s-o, arm az Is sd: November firm at Is 90 De
,,hsr 6rn AT "a sid January firm at Is 4d Hops at
4 -I,acn &c cons DIM 4inJ3s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

81 consigned through 5i2O head 70 New DIN
$40 head sale. 5Ido head market opened iar'y ali
tive &c than Yesterday; closed s,rohs, CO.
sold Workers light and good weights generally S % 70 70
rniy ed packers. 81 ~. mediums. 81 ~td$3 No. su
prime heavy 81 sons3 ". fair heavy. ~ .9gN5 e. "
stays 81 5nS3 81 Sheep lambs Receipts n'st
hours 1000 head: total for week thus far 90 ~ nesb
Tor week. head; consigned tnrpus
head New-York g. 200 head on sale oso" nesu
market opened active and generally rmer c.esra " M
81 lOes4 good go 10 ~ M 81 Goas3 20 .ght 10 NV
lots So 35dS 30; culls and common. 81 OOH % a.
export Canada lambs 81 35u$i 20. fair to good n"u'
~ ditto 50 9OQA 25 good mixed sheep " WaS1 - ia
mon 10 fair S. iJa 81 % cus and common ~ "''
fat heavy ewes 81 I5o$2 81 sheep ~ Z'hs" w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

London. Nov. p-The imports OF wool week
were From New south Wales Os92 bales from Victoria
$3.50 bales from South Australia. gj3 bales.
Cape Of Good Hope and Natal lJOh bales from Snga-
pore 300 bales from Persia. $40 bales Russia
bales from the United States 20 bales and various
other places 3ss bales The arrivals
series of sales are iOi1j bales from New Wales
~ l bales from Queensland. 1922 bales from Victoria
lSs bales from Tasmania 300 bales from South
LA; 1858 bales from West Australia, 1884 bales from
New-Ic aland and iG bales the Cape ~ Good
Hope Natal or these 800 bales Australian and
llsND bales 81 cape OF Good Hope and Natal were
rt.I
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


~ OF Taxes OF the City Of New-York 70 All p.rsnns
whose taxes Tor the year 1898 remain unpaid the urs
gay OF November Of said that unless same snail
be paid to him at his nrst daN ~
December Of said he will charge. receive and col
irct upon such taxes 50 remaining unpaid ON that day
IN addition TO the amount Of such per cenum
on the amount thereof and charge and colav
upon such taxes remaining unpaid the nrst tay OF
Jaruaiy thereafter interest upon the thereof
the rate OF seven yer centum per b.,
from October |. ls'5. the day which the assessment
ana warrants therefor To the saI1
Receiver OF Taxes the date OF payment provided Inv
sections SAY Si and si5 Of the New York city Consos
ton Act OF 1892
DAVID r. AUSTEN
Receiver Of Tsxse
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WEST SHORE

aha 10 minutes irOm loot Franklin 81.
3..SO a. Vi. Daily. Local Buffalo.
$50 A. Va Daily local u Albany. gor CstsAi Mounas0
ana :atatoga Pallor cars 20 Albany. sundays only
DO a. VI Daily for Albany. luca, syTae4se, Eeehssta
buIslo Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland ami Cli,lsA
Ito ~ VI. paiy, except SUNDAY, 20 catsNlI Nl.a'
ta,ns, New Patz. Lakes Aun0aa AMI Mune~AsA
A.pany, Saratoga, Caldwell Lake Grorgr rarior cAa
400 y VI. Daily. except sunday. for Albany
500 - W. Daily for Albany. Montreal. tLga ~ rat-s -
Nochesier b.Iaio Niagara Falls. Toronto. petr'I
love and, Chicago ~ Louis
$40 u VI. Daily, except sunday Tor NewlUrg Alosnh
...a. "a and Montreal Parior o. Kingston.
10 VI. Daily, except sunday. for ltca. Syracuse
SID T. u. DAILY for Albany. Utica Syracuse. Hrchss
tsF nuha.o Nnsata Falls. Toronto prifoit Ne'ea"@
FE tickets time tanes. parlor ana sleepnscar accom-,
moF"c"- r.,,y Ci:y ,.aces BROOKLYN and New 'k sns
al stations Time tables at principal hotels ~ st's'
Information Adde'S g l. LAMBERT
Gen Passenger Agent. : Vanderbilt ave NcN-Nork
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Market closed steady at % points decne compared
yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices
s45c Total sales. $50 100 bales Spot cotton quiet lloc
lower mddnG uTlands. SIC. middiing Gull &c, sales
1g5 bales. all spinning $1,000
Liverpool cables-SIot cotton weak sales SoW bales
speculation and export 1000 bales, American iuVu Daes
5000 bales. American. 5000 bales. Mmdlhe
4 1924. opened al 3-b3d decnne
futures quiet 4aQ5 points decline. November, 432s'
November December. 53igb December January. 43l2s,
January February. 422s February March 43Ss March
Alril A24s. AprilMay 435s MayJune. 1853; JuneJ MY
437b; July-August. i3sb; August-Sepember 43Ib The
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BALTIMORE & OHIO HhlLRoAD.

baltimore Washington. Chicago: Cincinnath
ST. Louis and All Points West,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAiNs-,-o
Leave Newyork foot o. Ibgry,s, 4siy soq SIoAoo'
go sun 10 rs night. CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 10 NJ
800 o. m WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE a m, eL
SIN 10 A m II 30 a m. Dining Car 2:V, brins fsr
$50 D M cx sun Dining Carl % 90. 600 p NJ. Dinlas
Car) 1918 night.
NORFOLK. II 30 q. daily - ...
NEW1nB ! RosnoSr hTls'o1 ara sauy
All trains lllumina;ef with Pintsch light =.
Tcke, o,qces. ia ITO o6t as broadway 81 Fast
i.th St. ie7 Bowsry y Y; St4 Fui,oN s., bToN'a'
New-York Transfer COMPANY will cell 'or ara ehecs
bs rrngr from hotel residence TO destination
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Railroads.
DEN NSYLVANIA.
RAILROAD.

.TATIONs FOOT OF DesDsosses aau '.sHa' e"esS
ssS sAsT car + fi'.soIt
lion ca.. Arrives chcaso, D A. d. c,e.s,saa ,H
.,usyi'e II ID =. H.. - Louis S"o 2 NJ. and Tod,
s NJ CHICAGO asD e. LOUIS Z; Is Exp Exrnfss s.
Vii. and chicago Arrives Cincinnati 10 ~ n NJ. Z.
s 90 p N. Mwr ssTr-ssx rxpRrss s..ss
q soirMMa ss:afa RxFR pss'
s si,,Dss c enc r."'F 1%asSos os
yscrYi .f Sy%nP es.p H,a se.gps Gu
o /" P,itsburx Connects for Chicago daily ard clsvS
land ''i foR S' H;TTr1L.a.xrA ExrosrlIoy. .
"a 2's sF eSss Y,f H Hra Ir $50 I'D
CAPE sH.afss roTa Asp rnE sogra J. ~.
?,"9 ESQ 81: @"'sf 81: %g;s;: es
p msl' 'H p n RITZ x ,' 6is,, 20" '
sls:Psr Dr. 70 J9cksOp n,,.o r.uw.v r,p--,,
daily TnI9Hg9 Seeing ss%pT H"t ~, P? y"a 5sH Va CIV
s'::s; az y 1,ss ss '.
TfT ,sns r sio t;Sn-y p'fS S' go sSd
P'r'' ''' FOR pmILApELPHIA:
go 20 go 70 pa. t 70 3D., 70 -. "a;
n n,pn' Sun Ts, 81. ss insF so c1 90 10 TINTED. Nh
pnI ;nng &c Ca4 % l' M @ pss D1''
Ticket onsces Nos 49, ga Iiee 3?$ II sAN
e9paswsy sor Court Street ape 'ss Fd
soad~ay iressyn AIR. .,,ey s' e,y r' IT.
Trsn.fer Company viii call tor and check bagr'g' IVA
hotels and .s.acnc.s through to des'ni',pen woon
s NJ P esn.ysI Manager General Pass AS:st
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
lEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Gorilla nat and Desbrosses
1000 A. VI. daily except Sunday. for MACch ShC"A
and intermediate stations ,ocrrsrrp pr-r
FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BR,pGs Aa
The West and principal and local points: dinng-caf
Suspension Bridge. Pullman v.st!hn,e Sleep - e
IftIO A. NJ daily Oeaves at 10 10 A NJ SUNDAY ~
MAUcH CHUNK and intermediate points Connee'0s
for Reading and Harrisburg. - ,.,,o, - =,
100 p. VI. daily. except sunday for Ei.MIRA aHa Z
stations connections FOR PotNe An nea"
ing: chnir-car Wilkesbarre.
40 p NJ (Sundays onlv) for Wiikesoarre. L. q d
yunc,on and all intermediate stations. =, 49,,
4t1O P VI, daily except Sunday, Nr l. ana y y -
sdiate stations Ii.an oia7
wiikssbarre: connections Tor fo,'s
q 20 p. NJ dali. except sunday FOR Bound Brook a.
b.IS r. VI daily or EAsroS and intermediate 10
"S G.fO p NJ daily for Br-FFAIo. NIAGARA FALH
and all polTts west. Pullman Sleeper vesthnlsf ina
W ~ 20 chicago Buffalo and Toro,@
connections FOR Reading and KARLSRUHE ,..
0iSO p NJ sally except Sunday for Eastern ana in'o'
mediate stations. ,-,,.,. cr~rr, po,-urs
rEp PrFFHIO NIAGARA FALLS. and all pssn
w., Pu,,ran sleepers Chicago and BuNalo. Chas'
car 70 wlkssbare. ,., -. 90. 80, az
and / sqs broadway a. Fast l4th a. i5e East l25h ~
Eey.York: $40 Fulton St Court 81. " broaiWaS AN
RrDoklyn Annex BROOKLYN. " - ,s.
Nev-York Transfer Co. VIII coll Tor arf cnecx NJ
rage rom hotel residence through q destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10

CoFFFE-The market showed strength In moderate rate
dealings. with cheap trading In near months. LoCaI
traders in control Gables feaureless Rio cables
quiet at IL 900 reis FOR No = exchange quoted al
Hg receipts at Rio GOO bags. cleared for the nited
State 5000 stock A. Rio 10000 santos market hin az
L. 200 for good receipts al Santos IL 900 bags
stock. 10000 Ha're market barely steady; November
81 francs. December 81 January. $3.50; February ~
Hamburg cables dull. November, 74J0 pigs December.
74.iO. January. $50. February, -
closed quiet unchanged TO points advance
S4fe ! hqg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-10
pnblit Notices.

~><~~~~>~~>>N0 >>N~>N<N|<O NNNr
FINANCE DEPARTMENT.
BUREAU FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES
No. 81 CHAMBERS STREET STEWART BVIIDINC).
NETWORK. November l. lspa
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RAILROADS.
A.aGR.c"'e oR1AfEoT RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL

FINN Grand Central Station 40 street.
$50 A. M-EIcep, sunJsy: Empire state hAp'e'e
Fastes train In the world. ....,.,
9.:.O A. M-Daily. Mail For Syracuse. koches'e''
Buffalo Niagara Falls Chicsgo III I'm.
1880 A. M-Except sun-ay. Day LxpresA For ." '"'
100 p M-naiiy. soutf western Limited. for C'ne"'
natl Indianapolis and St Louis. .o, orsve.
100 T. M"Daiy Chicago Special for Detroit c's'''
land Toledo and chicago. -. ,-s...c.,s
$3.50 p M-E1c.pt sunday West Point Poushkeep''''
.so P'sM s Gy NdstS shor. Limited peroi'
$40 NJ Chicago 43O r. N. ~ s.cu..
GOO p M-Iaiy. Fo Albany. Troy. Utica; syfaeC1r n
Buffalo. Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit Ch'css'' N'
G,25 r. M.+Daily Saratoga Plattsburg, St Adams -,
1000 r M-Daiy. For Adirondack Mountains anu
Montreal. r~.,o Niagara
7:3O p M~Daiy For Auburn Road. Buffalo S,ssss
Falls Cleveland indianapolis. 81. Louis cneas g,
Rochester carried on this train. os.s,sbur9
oio = M..Daily For wa'er sscsn, saturday 10;
Cape Vincent and the Auburn Road .,n.,c.,
1910 NIGHT-Theatre train for Chcaeo snI .xcsp,
points on New-York Central every "'s"'' s'
e,IO A. n and 3:35 p. M.-Daiiy. except sunday 4"
Pittsheld, via Harlem Diy sona and IN. Berk.
Obs A. M.-sunday only. 20 Prsneid anu wv ~
'hi.; H1 ia H rp ps p'L To YYoSxERs
IAN nirht' trains between ls3tn 81 anu apon vth
Putnam Division as FAR yonkers In conn.c, n :.sIi
the Elevated Road This Is the only line running "
night" trains Of New York. 80,
Trains Illuminated by Prtsch Light. , s,..,,
Tickets and Wagner Orcss q; Grsnd c.ntssi a rss;
' so's sy 4 ,ta g s ss s
81: an: .nd 1 1Ssth Rraad sta,f D. Brooslyn
baggage checked from hotel or residence by inc "e
General Manager General Passenger Agent
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marke, for Rio and growths is very quiet
Of OF ,c for Ro 20 p sSd r Axe for no %
majority y the sellers to-day say that while he market
Rio spo, ana i5al5'tc for No 3. 1t is admitted
eree on the iS1ac FOR 10 / The market mild
FL6TR~ AND MEAL Trade was slack and whou,
and winter wheat hour There seems 70 be pressure
BEEN for namSeT Of ' weeks s foa has h9s
9say ~e 900 PEE s neuans 50 900 Shs winter
q So 80 saek; hae g % 1900 DDS spring pa;en;s
e. . sSS sacks :P9 s. s. e sS So
sesdy ap sss so bis ' So a fs2A
srn ana sSaaern a0 as2 g RAG
fSa TS w onod o ne d ssS s 7ss S
S37cc; 100 o I,'4gsoc sharps soas5e feed 77'4a
s5casi city zoe for bran '''' '-''e' oil meal
GRAih-wiiEAT-I neat market opened fairly ac-
I'VE al M va on 0me eoyerns By traders
@ f2F Ss n ay ~ %s AND S gSss began
lie adyanee partly due to The political news The decline
in cotton at LIVERPOOL was Iscribed 70 politics some
fact however that the foreign orders appear to be So
abroad. The domestic rather l-.arsb F,ns
spring in the Northwest ya ana a9e
very n,svy inc sns'9sS condition Of wheat in Michigan
Toward boon trade was very small and the IL O'clock
peeemssf Wheat DID at g iGgcs , 0n the curb
aaa G"s 'a "u% Of pa s1a sS. o.
tailed statement n the receipts and shipments Of grain
much delayed 'Bradstreets" exports for The VIZ
were 2566D1 bush agains, 27i20DO bush the previous
week. and 2tSJtvD bush for the
The total since July have 0fs,
bush. decrease Of l4958V0 bush compared win y
Gables this the estimate OF the
Russian wheat crop as made Up by the Minister OF
Agriculture. 2s5.GOUo bush ON 900
hush last year The crap OF re Was estimated 7Oa
wheat quiet and red wheat shows little weak
Sales reported late yesterday and to-day Of
5000 bush No red. private terms; 4OcrD bush No |
Northern private terms. and "a 600 bush wheat grade
stated. private all for No red
quotes al 2c December In December
G5zc, No ! Northern Duluth. nc n
I afoat. and No ! hari. 2HT3o over. .... CORN
The market to-day very dull. prices showing
insignificant change The trade seemed little uncertain
which way 10 operate holding OF for some develop ment
OF the movement after the widespread Is
The talk about decreasing estimates II The crop
has lettering effect the bears who inclined hest
tate until the acDal completely
"Bredstree's' exports for the last show total
or lZJUO bush. against l3OOp bush the week
and 1900 bush last The exports since July have
been p 25sO0 bush. increase Of 1868 The
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THE FLORIDA EAST COAST
HOTEL SYSTEM,
Room 81. Decker Building
33 Union Square. y. 7.
AICAZAR NOW OPEN
Ormond.
st. Augustine THE ORMOND.
HOTEL. PONCE DE LEON Palm Beach
HOTEL. AICAZAR. HOTEL ROYAL POINCIANA
HOTEL. CORDOVA PALM BEACH INN.
c. b. KNOTT. General superintendent.
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DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN n. n,
Stations in Ncw-fork, foot OF Barclay ans
ChrfstOpher Streets.
YESTIBULED TRANS. PULLMAN
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT.

stations in New-York, foot OF Barclay and
CARS. PINTSCH LIGHT. go,
Direct To NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONT LAIR
TIE ORANGES; Summit. B.rnaidSy..l. basNas
ton. Dove: sta lhope. NEWTON. BUpDS LAXs,
MoUNTAIN. Washington. PIIIIIPSBt'RG rAsloN'
SCRANTON PITTsToN wli,KESBARRE N4NTt:
COKE DAT,vILLE N2RTH, MHtRl ~ v Me,.
vile UTICA. RICHF;EI.D sPRlNGS ,,tl2a-
SYRACUSE OSWEGO ITHACA OWEGO. ELN,ks;
CORNING. BATH. DANSNILIt. NJ IT NJ q, arf al
points WEST, NORTHWEST AID SOUTHWEST
.:20 A M-B1NGHAMToN MAIL stops az rrncpn
800 A. NJ BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGlAMroS,
oSwEGo EMPRESS Pullman Ru~e' parl'r - n
meet a. BnNao VIII train for Chcaro rnd ~ ~,s
100 p. M.-sCRASTON WlLKEsBA RkE aad EbMikA
EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet parlor 100
400 p M-SCR AVON 'VTrKrSRARRr ard PLY
MOUTH EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
1880 p. n ODayl.-Ruftsio Vsstihuiel limited FNpren
for SCRANToN BLNGH ANTON. ELMlRA BIZ.
rALo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connects "
sSnsi2 VIII train 81 Chicago and ponts Tes,tt.v
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSwEGo ENFEtsS
TICKETS tND PULLMAN aCcONNND ATOMS AZ Y
Park Place 4?9 Broadway Ticte's At terry stations ~
5roadway IL th-nve ''ths' - West i.'fN-si
eS5 Columbus New-Yo- md 100 wilton -; 90
lee Rroadwav --oklvn. Time tat'es giving tul insor
wrsTCorr rvpprss COMPANY win call p, ~
SAsrk teevaes frorn hotel rss'ssrcs s's''r.'os
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JHRSEl
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals

-Four tracks Automatic BLOCK 9'sha'~
Trains leave station foot q Lt-rty :,
For Esston Bethlshsm. AIent0"h' ui.io isS IA
go e.:,a1 IONS s . ei 81, g E: Is
iso q rs to Eastonl 4 ~. 90 80 o." ~, v
For % ~ ao Prs s"03,l .nd 30 "
40 ao' 2 scaa q 600 ss 80 ~. i2 night sun
days 100 2so $50. 800 p oS a. s i2iI ''s' ITO in
90 500 st' 81, ~ FPS Sss' sunday 100 so
For sunbury. LewIsburg. ard wir,amsr5rt a. = q 2.
500 e zoo ~ p NJ N i;io i;'o' 1880 NJ sundays Wv
." w. ALr~RArL. ROUTE,
ri Fss Rtd "a. ha'S Is "f III S'"sH so' sg
Park 900 n 200 p v
FOR LAKEWOOD
Toms River Barnegst Park and Barnegat 80 so
r6- = antic City vneand. and Bridg';'n 40 A. H.
Monms.h Beach s:aO-sh, srd Hssi g ID
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, neL.!ia AMI
e, IS; 6 faaa''S Ss ~'; 4 80
Paror CARP 800 Dining Carr. 500 ODi,hs S "a 10 -
i 80 %n.s c ca P M ~ ri; sns tSs 300 a'
For Baltimore and w.shng,on. week tsys; ,,or
s So T Bsr car cS n ssG 5SSo Dnas Can %
mIn,ns sD can p H. I2:io night go
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27s west 25h St, 25l Columbus Az New-York coit
s st., SEQ f N.%YS TrsS.isnr cuany VII al
check baggag. from hotel residence 20 Destination
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IN SUMNER LAND
PLANT SYSTEM HOTELS,
SEASON or ls95-'96
THE TAMPA BAY,
TAMPA. FLORIDA
OPENS DECEMBER 7TH. 1895.
THE SEMIN OIL r..
WINTER PARK. FLORIDA,
OPENS JANUARY ETH 1896
A. f. DICK. Resident Manager
T HE INN,
PORT TAMPA FLORIDA
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
RI. w FOSS Superintendent
New-York Office. IL West 23d St.
d. =. HATHAWAY. Manager.
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Err IL NJ E. s

Through trains leave New York foot = Chanhefs-s-'
a. follows and Ave minutes earlier from West 2SisI
900 4. MmyssnSgsS EN,es, n'y t'r "i sss
town MeadNilie and NE West rarior car
23O p; MN est ,e Daily s.a !, I.a1@@a
TAO \. NJ. chicago 5.35 p. N. Sletp-fs 10 IN
80 ago. Cleveland and Cincinnati DINING ar ,,a
I:Xl T. M-Bnua,o Nsstibuled Express Daily. aritws
Wv bunalo 30 A. NJ. making direct eluneeu'"'
S45 S; Wy, s' casa5'gqas Lake ana Xas'I. ~ H.
iaio Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining car -,
TINkErS. LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULlNns'
80 accommodations a, H. 2dl. s0l and NJ Brcairss.
loo East l25th-st., Chambers and Mes, .3d fenss
Nrw FORK ~ Broadwsy and 333 fult0n-s BroOki,nrrs
.rtuusons'. Hohoken. and Jersey city station -
Transfer Company calls Tor and checks baggage ~
hotels and residences to destination.