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New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

State o 81 ~ at 81 80; 475 Michigan DO az ~ At 81 TO-
~ do - H. al So 60 90 Ohio sheep 03 fb AZ SO 90 -
Kentucky do 81 65 do. 1O3 NJ at 81 I'd; % do
lOl H. nj 81 %: 80 State do. 30 NJ AT 81 90 - -,
" Collins: 40 State lambs, 66 NJ. at - 90 III Penn
syIvana do No. 81 % 256 Ohio sheep rs b at g 10
2Oi virginia do 1902 H. 81 70; a State do 50 ID. at
81 %: 10 Pennsylvania do. 81 10 at So 80,
O. Dllenback: y State lambs. 10 10 az 81 10; l4S
d. II ih - G2is do. 60 n. al 81 %; 43 Do ~
10 So Is State culls. % H. AT ~ 'o 10 do - 10
$ Judd & CO.: 81 State lambs. 7s n at 81 So 1873 DO
II ih ri - -: 339 do, 81 ~. at 81 80; ii do, ~ 70
81 80 do 5i n. at SO -; 50 Pennsylvania do ~ n
at 10 st stat saeeD g @ 3 q q DO 81 90 los S a0 at @ g & s.
81 DO ~ No.. 81: Pennsylvania do 80 10 az ~ %
T. H. Wilkerson 15S Kentucky lambs, II 10; al - "a;
- d. ID, at 81 ~: 3 Kentucky sheep. l3o 10, at
So 75 - do 93 ib 81 S. l72 do Ill ib at 81 So
II at 81 72 do l02 H. at 50 20; 265 do Z. No. at -
Iellle Wright " Co.. ~ state lambs. 40 10. at ~ 30
Gl do - b at 81: - do 66 10. at 81 II sheep and
lambs n 81 75 sheep rs H. at 81; IL do
T. Ducey: sheep lambs. GS n. at SO.
& Sanders: ~ state lambs. y NJ at 81 80; 81 DO, 30
n At 81 G2is 40. 10 81 30; so do. 80 N. at
81 % q Do 81 n az s. state sheep l23 ~ al 81
H. 81 80: S6 do So ~ 81 50 20 culls. "a ID at
walsh Kirby & CO.. 1oi Pennsylvania lambs e3 III.
D. McElwee: 80 State lambs. GO ~ at s..
7. : Kase "a Jersey lambs. 81 10 at 81 u.s.
HOGS Receipts 3Oi, cars 4.70i head OF which
429 head sale Market steady at 81 6oaS5 10
per 100 n FOR heavy light hogs fancy
light pigs Quoabe up 10 50 20; country dressed
steady at Gi,Q7i.c for medium light weights
SaesJ G. Curtis: - state hogs. 15S 10 at
s. 10 per 100 H.
s Sanders: - state hogs TO n at IS
D. Mcpherson & Co.: State hogs l79 10. at 81 10
Hume * Mullen: > State hogs, 40 10 at So rough
do. 230 TO- at 81
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
CASH QUOTATIONS.
EXpORTS TODAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Ne Wy
corTONrbe market started with a decline OF TO
points held fairly steady until noon WIN ai noins
increasing weakness and prices decnea "a ppoins
under vesterday's closing early decline was on us-
appointing Liverpool spnners taxing very " a iverool
ton. Manchester was quiet coh'rn ,ng Tho morning
showing n net of about point During ,ne ", %
something Of disposition sno~ T Wew0rieans
yelopments which came later In selling d i So reacbn9
account and further liquidation by onks anu u arn,
of stop orders The comparative steau'ss W ho re
,,oratlon Of had crop reports the Governments Weey
and report being construed & m hnyng early
favorable conditions There was als9 SOM ,r, Snne nx.
in the day presumably for Liverpool account oone -
press surprise that the market did not sen The mar
combination Of beaTish In the aileIoon , i asr
he, Vas somewhat Irregular hut in the main Iathi easy
there being apparently considerabe seims % net loss
account The closed steady In tone at 'e ~
~ 10 10 IA points the closing prices BEING Wlthh ~ 100
points the lowest OF the day Iota ss, sats and
bales Rain reported at Dallas ana Dunr leA , sia %
,n various sections of South Carolina Georgia ana Aia-
hama The Commissioner Of Agriculture ot leAas sass
that the decreased in that state oN' 10 I
cent and that the in the amount OF cotton L
duced will be less than 2, per cent ihe No,
Agricultural Bureau report says at COZ" ,ha 'oinn
quite general the southern portion OF .ne oo,yn %
region and will commence in thc not,ne'n p. t,o,,
week Complaints of rust and SHEDDING tp',nue w.. - % ,n
C,,rga ana Alsbama and the condition OF the crop III
Arkansas less favorable than EeFlousy ,,r bas
he, mproved In Texas by recent rains which however
have been unfavofabe for the early crop IN lenn, ,
,,nr,"w are estmaed at 100 to $500 bales compared
Win "a bales last week and les bales last year & n,
mcs Tor export, Today's receipts at Houston wefe w
bales compared with $40 bales last week ana @ LSSS d s
nle ssans, 5000 year and the gins ,nsie are arc
said 90 he Idle Hubbard iirohes n 60 gay , & .'m "
i,g hndets of cotton there buy hack their hrdgrn
hsn ana resell the cotton here In THIS way h' ,, ,,"
baes of American cotton IN Liverpool are eihR ,,
nst,,d Co. ,his aide Tho estimated stock IN Fan HNsr
on Rcptomber iita1p bales i'm, mhn.' , nd n
,s"a ipa All bales In other words. they hold four
months consumption IN reserved s'ocks" ,,,. the
Upenng range and close TO-DAY. ana ''"''"H "''' W."
urc night and last year lnllpWi
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

Buffalo Sept 4cattleRecelp.,s last "a hours. ?572
@s head n sa d 2ssG s hGsS sSn
s. 5ass co. Common to fair g as5 veas stronger fair
steers 4Gs4 ic ERi Mshga2 steers 50 75ass S. good
hea9 10 SHS oa sie % week & thus FAR hcad as e for same
n %S last % w 2Gs9 $50 head Scsd S se 10 G ses na
opened SLOW bu about steady for good grades; e.osd
Ysy S5 to aux Zoo win H. 8 5as p5G g. good 's sh e f9 q &C.
mixed packers 81 i5ai 81 good heavy s. asi CO. pigs
s. io reushs s3 25asa 75 ends. Siasi25 stays, sad
head total for week thus FAR 80 $50 head: fof SAM
bn m last % ys% week York head hsa on s Sss o
et opened strong Tor best lambs closed dull and weak
far to sood ssSsi i6 light and common $ @5Sss IS
wehers sSg$3 23 eps and common 81 2'9s2 2': export
Union stock Yards. chicago. Sept 4-cattle.Reeeip,s
1000 head market slow osa nd es prices Zoe lower
s2 ioqs4 Is; apa O. bulls 81 'ogsa 10
s. 80 Hogs-Reccpts. 1900 head market weak and
oQl5c lower heavy packing and spring lots Sass So
s. sogsi i5 gh So scG$4 piss 81 25asi 3d. shsept
steady inferior to choice 81 soas5 4o lambs sSai ~
St Louis. Sept. 4caite Rscelpta 2 80 head; market
e Oss so cs,yss 50 eaeh Texas s. cSS
Receipts 2coi head market opened Sc lower declined
further tor & prices for best heSyys 8 t2 Fht grades
g 5oSi 9Sf 2 sn s. SOs sS s mssS sS
nass mSs S s sHS:' o sm. & @ G' higher than Tuesday
Eas, Liberty. Sept. rcate,Recelps light; market
ers 81 30 rough fat 50 75@s3 IS bulls cows and stass
81 5oas3 fresh cows and sprngers. si50sio. Hogs-Re
ceipts. loads. market slow unchanged prices
medium weights 81 4oGsi 80; best Workers 81 3O4s 70
heavy 81 DNSi 30 common 10 fair $ld$I 25: roughs x3
50 30 Sheep-supply light to-day with lttle better feel
sf 4 :S ss1 So: 2S ass'1 600 80
81 3og$2 ,o; fair, 81 5OnS2 common. 50ca$i: spring
calves S2ds3. '' ~ VIZ"
Kansas cry Sept 4-Iiogs-Receip,s 1000 head; mar
ket slow oglOc lower light. 81 25q$l 3J medium 4, i5
- % heavy SASS 90 pigs 50 50asI Ca,tie~Receipts
rooV mead; market dun native steers best S5Gs5 o5
fair 10 good ~ s34st No and heifers best So 75
80 20 fair 20 good 81 604$2 75 bulls $2Ts2 as sock rs
feeders. 81 sOd$4; raLge steers 81 T5s3 N,
Receipts. 1000 head. Market strong ~ N'
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

we'll known among the theatres here lie was '"e
author of several plays and lbrettos but was most
,ooossn,, in designing costumes. scenery and spec
tacles generally Many OF the most successful bur-
lesques, balles etc, of recent years were OF MS
design. The night procession of the Columbus cele-
bration in this city three years ago was under MS
charge. and he often had hand In the, the arranee
his latest works was pretty little pantomme en-;
titled 'Pierrot the Painter which was per,oren
Anademv Of Dramatic Arts. Among his other &C,
complisbments was that OF painting, ana seHerai %
80 his works were exhibited at the Royal Academy;
lie was born IN London, was s,Xty-four years oiu
and leaves a widow and two sons
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
DEu IACkAwANNA AND WESTERN H..
staticns In Ncw-York foot OF Barci"S ~"
Christopher Streets urrFgp'
vESTIBULEp TRMNTSss tiGiir'

pirec, route TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. NJ. .snS
Ridge. Madison Morristewn Passaic. p,s paisrssn sxE
LAKE HoPATCoNG, Haekettstown 80, sciipVb ppVbssrroN
MOUNTAIN. washington. PHILINSBuh hu ,sA'n,aiua
WATER GAP eTRoVDSBuRG. peeon,9, no =. STf.
aCRANTON PITrsrON, wIlKEsnARk,h.r hr 'wont.
coKE. pANviLLE' NoRTMuMnrGGppLxAISSnp nGpxISn Water. Ss
Vile. UTicH. RIcHFIELp sPEINGso q So,,,iR'as MIRA
CORNING BATH, DANsyILLE BvEFA,LI1y BvEFr,Iy ser ~
noints WEST NORTHWEST AND soUTHWEIn,naci,
7:2o h M-DINGHAMToN MAIL Stops al p''"'"-
600 A. M-rurFALo, SCRANTON. s, n5N,GCHr.sAsNisn N,Cr.ss "a
UTICA RICHrirID SPRINGS sYRACt,ssiE-s e n.
oswEGo IMPRESS Pullman Buffet Ps,lor o,o,, ca vest
meet nj buffalo FOR Chicago ana >syp
los p M-sCRANTON. HlNGHAMroN ana hL'
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars -, PLY.
400 p M-scRANToN. wILKEsBARRE ana ~"
MOUTH EMPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars. x,,,r,ss
y;3o p (Daiiy)-Bufyalo Nestituiei ihnWnnn, puP.
FOR SCRANTON. BrNGrAMrON. ELMnltnn., ..s A
FiLo Pullman Buffet sleeping Car; c;,0,. cSnns.e" %ns.
$50 p NJ pallyl--BuFFAIo scRANToN. sTyyNndirrTisD
oswEo EXpREss Psn%MssH PsnnMH6p nSa1s arT6Ss ss
Place 40 broadway Tickets az t,rrX H., icsthst,
ess Co,umbusave Nrw.york Ss and TOO Fui'.ns ,ofcs
i0s BROADWAY brooklyn. Time tables givins fa'' '
"rrcS a. Al ',apprss COMPANY will call for ~
AAeck baerss. from hotel ps rssSspcs to d''''""'-
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

Market closed steady 0nl4 points decline c"lpaairp
With Yesterdays closing prices Transfrribe notices '
Total sales $50 bales NewNork gross fecetps fo'
bales Exports Continent DAB bales; forwarded fD paes
sales 642 bales spinners 342 bales. STOCK ft uhI
Total net receipts to-day. SIl bales; thus iar hs VIZ
1870 bales Exports to-day Great Britain bales 'oi
nent 5i3 bales Thus far this week: Great brllah
bales France &c bales: Continent Ji3 bales sisvh -.o
229 bales Spot quiet unchanged mlddilng up
lands SIC: mddng Gulf si2c sales. 6i2 bales hciuohe
3ao bales spinning and 300 bales contract.
liverpool cabes-Spot cotton moderate demand sales
900 bales speculation and export 200 bales american
900 bales Receipts. 1000 bales Mddng uPiands 4i.c
Futures opened easy partially Gid advance Closed quet
4Gs OctoberNo vember. 4l32; NovemherrDe
cember 4l6bh Dece nber-J January Ass January FEB
narv 4t0b February March 42O7b; MarchA April 422v;
anri MAY 42sils; May-June 424a425 June-July. 426s
Observation-Disclosures steady. Cloths-Move slowly.
COFFFE-Thee was Of interest in the local spec
uation beyond the Of the world visible
supnly on September ! Of $4,000 bags. indicating
21 90 bags increase the month. Trading WAS slow
and prices confined within narrow rang Islo weak At
IL 200 res exchange l1A receipts. 1000 bags; cleared
fo United states GoOO bags; stock 23l 900 bags; san
los receipts 10000 bags stock. 2T6cO0 bags market
steady at l3 300 bags London arrivals In August - Gs
bags: deliveries IS I37 bags stock. 100 I23 bags The
next Dutch will be held September 10 BROKERS
valuation 55A. sale will include 27OOO pculs HaNre
ouiet September $50 francs; october 92o November
80 75: December. 80 10. Hamburg steady; September
"a 10 pfennings; October 1880 November. t32o; De-
cember 49, Renewed talk Of large crop tended To un-
settle local quotations. Contracts closed steady AZ .
points 5qlO points decline Sales were 1000
bags follows:
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
WEST SHORE R,K.


and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST. -, n
$50 a. VI. Daily. Local TO Buhaio. s.ses."s m
Boomvle Sundays only. Can be oee1piea az Nsoppn,ss
S.3O A. VI. Daily local TO Albany for CatHi. riv
saratoga Perlor cars to Albany sanaay
0.I5 A. VI. Daily for Albany. Ctba, syracuse Ssssa
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toledo Cleveland ana Mss.
Ali 90 A. VI. Daily except Sunday, 10 SatsA.. par.
trains. New Paltz. Lakes Mohonk and Ninne"es~-
or cars Hobart and New Paltz. . ,-.,s.,,i Noun.
BI135 A. NJ. Daily except SUNDAY. 70 0esn, 0enneSasSa
Albany. Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George Fa''0' ''
1.I5 T.. VI. saturdays only. half, HoLeay spee''' '"
Cstsklll Mountains. Parlor car % BloonN Mann.
c34G s. NJ Daily. except SUNDAY to CsS a0S y.
taly' Saratoga Paror attached to Hobart anu '
400 r. NJ. Daily excep, Sunday. Tor Albany % sy-,cu,.
GOO =. VI. Daily for Albany Montreal Ouca SIs,,o,t
Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Ds"''@
Cleveland Chicago and St. Louis -. ,hsnv
6.aO =. VI. Daily. except sunday f9r NswSSg; , ''A''
7.4S y. vi. Daily except Sunday for Utica s'a''"
si5 p. VI. Daily for Albauy Utica Syracuse syeiana
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit S'e''
Chicago and St Louis - .. ,,o N ROO
a. M CO. 40 D. m. Jersey City, p r. X s'ao'"' >'"
For tickets time tables po,lor ard y sns
modatons apply Offices BROOKLYN anf Ne" o,hsS
at stations Time tables at principal otsissv's.Rr
C.n. Passenger Agent Vanderbilt ave. New ''0'~
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

Baltimore Was:sisgto,. ChicnSS;
81. Louis and All Points Wrsst.rxs !,
pt-rINAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL IRA.,H,,Sc- c0l
Leave New-York foot Of Lbsyst daily loa ao X ssa.
70 Sun i2:i5 night. CINCINNATI. ST Losis ~ sx
eco D. m. WASHINGTON. M MBALLtMOhs, ny 20 Dining ca
q 80 o. M ex sun Dining Carr 500. 600 .. ~' O'''~
Can 70 rs night. .
NEwORLEANs Rosnoke Bristol s,nv snn
thro ,gh Pullman Sleeping Car r. M ds'y'
All trains illuminated with Pnts,n nsu,, Away 81 Esa
i.,h 81. ie7 PoNery. y: Y: ga F%,',ws T. D'''
Sew-Yo-k Transfer Company VIII can rnr "n' w.
BAGGAGE from hotel or lesidencs =" destination
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
RAILROADS..
-AMERIoa's oRGATEsT RAILROAD"
YORK
CENTRAL
~ uilncON QlvER r.
e. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

$3.50 A &-Ersept sunday. Empire state E'pf'''
FASTEST train the world ,..,. sor,ns,
''"" Airondack a. mountains. thousand Islands anu
,o Mpay Fast Mail. For Syracuse. Rochester
10" INufsalo a. Niagara Falls. Chicago ,,u,.,n.
o,hO NJ . Except Sunday. For Catskill MonntaarSr nrSr
Saratoga Lake George Green MOUNTAINS NV
1890 "A M~Except Sunday. Day Express For all I'M
100 r M-Dally Southwestern. Limeqhi LIN chicaxo
RHO p MHExcrpt sunday. West Point. Poushkeeps'e'
Albany. Troy. Saratoga ,,,.a rus Detroit
@'"o sG NIp%sliyc % chicago SS,Ss tso Sso'f
6.OO p M-Daiiy For Albany. Troy. bunaio,, o'e'''
"'"" land Detroit Chicago. cinslnnsti st. Lou sbsn,
6'2" !, .rsnac M;mpn,,k: inke and Lake Placid.
ZOO p M'~Daiiy For. Adirondack MOUNTAINS i"'''
.,,O p n MMpaily For Auburn Road points Byna,o'
so" Niagara Falls. Cleveland. indianapolis. ST. LOU"
Chicago. CO. ,assengers fos
Wv" Rochester carried on this train. ou,...,,-,
o.tr :, M|Doilv For Cape Vincent, oghensp"'b'
Sysand pe;re an ss pncps
points on NewYork Central every h's"'' eA'e''
0uo u"say "a anI nif9 :.,5 p MDay except Sunday to
WI" Pi:,sdeid Vi. Harlem Diyslo1 and III. perk.
0,1B A. M.-Sundsy only. 10 Pittsheid ana '"' ~
shTs M; "a H45,G% 4RSnys gv'lS"y ro yoxKERs
on putnam Division far Yonkers " line runn!ns
wth a rlSb, tSs Esystss ,ysGS oat Hf'of Of
Wagner Palace cars on "a. all thr9Ygh 2,gh, trains
~ B,oadTsY 2 rdaaPay "a Pa5k es'c ss
:, g. ana ana is,'nl ,os broadway e. D.. Brooklyn.
naeeare checked hotel residence by tho "e''
JOHN " TOuCEY. GEoKIEf r1 ~: .,orse, pn Ars,,
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

aoc "a ooo bush No 2 40xa4Inc. delivered $4,000 bush
10 h afo,, at iNa2c over September. and lHa2Ac
nvcr october as TO time. $4,000 bush No white 24c
over September and private terms I o b anoat; 600
hvsb veilow t1Tac elevator. .DATS-The market
oa," was dull weak and pominal. The condition Of the
ats crop is said practically unchanged, standing
", ., n Al noon the market quiet and easy.
"pradsreets' visible decreased $1,000 bush, and the
,o,ni Amerc.n visible IL 5.G43.OoO bush. The market
,a,a I, The day was n shade active at the decline
nros,n@ heavy The close at unchanged hc loss
,o, last night Cash dull and barely
sales were: ~ 600 bush carois No sold 23sd2ic
oey,,or do nomlnally delivered carlots No white
o1is@. 1c 600 bush No 2 white 2ic. and 5000 bush
track white. 25ffS2c
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Sept i.-cotton nrm: mdding Tr,c; low
mdding. ne good ordinary, nc: gross re-
ceipts iGi bales. sales. 93 bales stock IL 1870 bales
Norfolk. Sept cotton steady. mddns 7sc: low
celpts ! bale; exports coastwise l3T bales: sales d
bales. stock. 22i bales. $1,000
New orleans. sept A-coton quiet good mdding Size;
mddng Hide. low middlng 5-i8c; good ordinary
&c. net and gross receipts II bales sales $50 bales
stock 81 $40 bales
Savannah, Sept 4-cotton firm: mdding 7rc; low
mddng 7c, good ordinary. not quoted net and gross
receipts baiee exports coastwiss 70a bales sales
20i bales; stock. 1854 baesl
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
4 JUDGMENT AGAINST JOHN T. MKAyE.

Judgment for Sa?32 entered here yesterday
against John Y. McKane now In Sing Sing. In
favor OF Thomas p. Wickes. receiver OF the firm
of Coffin Stanton. bankers on a note made by
McKane January II. 1885, for So 600 to the order
Of the firm. payable on July ]. 1894 He served
with the summons IN the prison on August a. and
judgment was taken by default.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
70 PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND

WANHINUIDNl =
For philadelphia. wess dssd .$9 90 20 9S d'ass S
ia!or csp, $50 Gllgns Geo e% Do.as s5 So2' so5 % -
ii 30 dining Cao a. ~. 80. 400 BOO DINING Can.
900 Dining csD =; ~ nsht ,,v, 500 ,oo.
i2o qyalas csD y. ?sc 20 BOG Soesn,. 1saes sS.
ii 80 DINING cal 4. N. $50 800 DINING can, 90
DINING CaD y. ~. 1918 night . -, ,.
Tickets and bafiafregf seats he procured h 'ns
of Li6sriy ~. iia i72 ?o tis. ga 20 laSa nfoss'
way 1877 6ih Az. ~ FAT iith 81. iSt Ea" l2,'h w,
?7s West i?sh 81. - columbus Av Ne. YORK Ss.t
lt Fulton 81, nronkiyn ~ ifoadSV ,N.nans.
burg The York Transfer Company viii call ~ sal
check beegag. from hotel residence 20 desnation
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIb
RAILROAD.
Ma foot Of Tesbrosses and COrtlandt srestA
In En acf lune 40 lky5.

STATIONS foo, Of Iesbrosses and S9r'andt suesA
r. sISSs7EvSs,s II; = tiai4Hs Tssss ..
Go" c.1. srTsss s'ssss tiisss s,S's
fo,.y. sriSS' sios 80 M Eoals 's 81: H. @ sss Soss:
paPs carr e io.5 s os X Il Lug e
o5$ y ssfass q.s.,.; s.,:
e S".f & FrNrRTss Pr EBs,"..
srts.. ssfDns tneinnn sns n%'s inSs"sps ic: T.
$50 I:DIs fHcslc S,y sssas s,s s:
land 'y,sss 'yW,sssHsSioS ln9iioS AMP TIE soGTr !, 49,
PinSs c"S Isnsi..sls " l2s 'isss I'm 'GS
par,r and nj ina cars, 40 Dining Can DiHiN
sS7hhx 81. NJ II '.';s ssq .s .;o s:
TIesgs7.r to cossT Dn'ToTS!y Sr ''s
port Tampa Macon and Charleston = '' ''"
cHhIrsgsPEaSE hISsgsP OHIO RIrwAsY EXP Express
rs s'5 OLD glss SonEoE ~ s s 4s.s:ss ca
ATEssT T:;PeT crY y slS:,s Tsy Of Buffet pa Can
roR Sns CAPE MAY ii.o 4. NJ. 100 and 2io p N web
r S5;s:: say sso 81 90 ss " ~?
Ssf@' Sis "a ToS fNM,;.jx6niru1,. * +
60 20 n 80 y o2 Rs's'. t.'s ro. '
6s"s sssssv. cs2 9,n';s e $50 c'S 90 20 . =
esr} 4 ~ Dlnns nIn"s Sss ,a5 5ss < -
Sor E%"; dS";; s1., s1s fss 80 'f rda Rs's: & u
II. ss Is':s for and c ss Tss ssrsss: nc:
ho,sis and resisSnce through to Destination ,,oo,
g NJ PRmv3,sTM Tsp.ys, Manager. General pa;s'r As:s.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of JERSEY
tAnthraclte coal used eSeigslse.y sicot s'
on d after June 80 lss'

-Four tracks Au,ou Gtic Bloch grals
on d after June 80. 1880.
Trains leave station foot - Liberty 81
For Easton Bethlehem. allentown. Mau.n Ch,nx ael
~ liz g:iO ~ ~ 10 Easton) \ ~ LIZ, 20 tN
to Ea.on ss !oc to Asno%n AL .sc ac p spnda'
10 20 20 p NJ sunday. 90 A. y -.
Far Heading at 30 500 9lO. II 20 a. y, la
40 30 400 300 5.4s. $50 p ~ l2;l5 night Sun
DAYS 100 23o 80 900 NJ l2:ia nigh, o 90.
For HsrrisbyrE 40 500 s:io 5nss1 a. 81. iio @
gr s%S@%rS iHS'1Ts iiS Hso 'H '3Hso Sunday. q.
~ " " - - ALr~RA,L ROUTE;
For Red Bsnk Long Rsaneh ard Jo'r' So 'osh e p'is
q 20 Saturdays only). 80 2is 30 60 100 -, 80
PAX PAX. ois x A. n, i:so 400 p. NJ
ga,. 40 si, A. NJ, 1'so .:3o p NJ , p.,,.,.
Tor A,ntG sa Sy Cap9 May ''ne'an' ana D'''s'"~
hsa;S 30 s,s sTs1, so '3t ESQ Eshi,D. 81:
Sundays e''' ssANDY Hook ROUTE. D..
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &C.
From Pier ~. r.. foot Rector St .
For Atlantic Highlands Eshlani Bfsoa N9rTah1S .5n f1n.
Ra%s2" =, P1nc sc scceFf @ Zoo \ M ' s 49, 20 80
fP,'' ? ~ sundays p.so A. NJ. 100 p.
For Eibeion. Asbury Park. Ocean Grove and points
south 10 Point Pleasant. II 90 A NJ LOO. = %. 20
$50 r. NJ sundays Except Ocean Grove ana Asourv
For For Lakewood Tors River and Bamesnt 40 A. 4.
iy For Atlantic city Cape May vneland sni Brdsrss
M
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

and buyers OF spring patents experience
standards are held nominaly late prices. but be
bought about lOc under asking prices There Is ony
tf grades difficulty in dsPosing Of stock while
ruling r' Total sales were about 4so pkes as follows
1000 bbs winter sraigh, az g. 2sass 80 Of & which 200
clears s. o5ass IT, $50 sacks extra is 50 CO. 100 bills
sps sps y 20 ccs 1o s. I 5 @ Sbs 1'
s. S5aSS CO. and loo b6ls spring clears ear ssass 10 @
81 Is .coRNMEAL~M Market quiet; sales. 300 bbls,
81 10 9used g % AG Msss
quiet quoted Fine white s. osasi o5 fine yellow 81 osg
so-S soas24c: so,ib scas2izc iOoib s5casi; sharps
hOny % & S9q I Se of San meal and Is 81
for heavy feed @ % car middlins si7 90 ., when,
spring wheat markets today were Gs2oos SHsh
aaf%Snf sssns, fo s''fs SS:h SD' ~n,s par '
against se bush boz 1 s5 3 sn @
bush ExpOrts 49io5i bush against Az "a bush The
nsss a an from me ah 5
pressure Of Northwestern selling The market closed
net loss from las! nights eess The %a5nc' for for cash
Guiding 1900 bush No hard spring 4c september
over sssa sP4 SGn's1 store 'Tas assd
over over p sP%s aps c ses % e
saSa,: 20 northern spring nominal over September
No hard ssS s9s vs n' decline s over
with limited trading and inclination further
fs seS ' 'G G
report late corn has experienced general Improvement
In the principal CORN States and Is maturing rapidly. In
portions OF South Dakota and Wisconsin. however
frost OF Saurday caused injury In Minnesota the
is reported 90 have escaped injury from frost In
Iowa the greater part OF the crop Is ready for cutting
which will be general elsewhere. The Thoman
the condition Of corn TO be 30 against condition
last year G5 According this authority the yield
viii be light In districts but heavy others and
II Is safe to nal product exceeding any previous
By OC,00O,ODO bush. "Bradstreets'
ible made increase Of 10000 bush. and the total
American 67G bush. the afternoon the mar
dropped rapidly following wheat and closed at the
nj &c to 1hc decline from OF last
Of 10000 bush. including 10000 bush az 39HaiOi.c
elevator. &c September. September closed at
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
6 RE LIN < s ,

TUfUuln No. .lOk. loot
ns follows and nvs minutes earlier from West 23d st
900 ins"am,on s,'IsSn Ei%ra B"Gslo nfsafo!d James.
town. Cincinnati and Chicago 'sf'of car
buffalo. A.. ..
95 od" ''""ftS % T".eiS Ss''5 o.SSS SSt' ads,Sr
Jefys Lackawfsen cacoon, Hancock, Deposit
Hua1uehanna enj Monticello. Paror car 70 Monu'
cello
300 "s5 MvSSsS s s:a.. '%'1 :y Ts' s
sab 4 81, Chicago z =, ~ sisepers % Chit
enro Cleveland ana Cincinnati, Dining Car
~.O0 - N.--nunalo vestbued Express Daily. arrives
l'UU nuntlo 6.aS A, NJ making direct CONNECTIONS
for Detroit Chicago and the Wsai bnns,o pa"
sengers can remain In sleeper until A. NJ. A.,
S45 Sa css%''ss'ee s' aIa %
fao CHICAGO and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
7 ocAL TIME TABLE TICKET AND PuLLIMAS Is
Il recommendations az III 2Gl. iOl and ~! Broadway
ib6 East i25th-st. Chambers and West 25dst ferries
NewYork: 90 Broadway and 1898 Fulton-st brookyh Eo
Uudson-st Ifoboken and Jersey city station ERE
Transfe, Company calls Tor and checks baggage from
botels md residences to destination.
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05
RCY LOPEZ.
QUEENS GAMRIT DECLINED.
Hastings tournament:

The following is a game played by consulta-
ton between BlackbUrne and Pillsbury against
Tschigorin and Schifers on an off-day at Hastings
New-York tribune., 1895-09-05

Captain Alfred Thompson. who died at Barpegat
Park. n. j.. on Saturday from consumnfinp u
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1895-11-14
LORAlN.

Mr.. John Smith lost fine colt a
short time ago.
F.. We learn that Mr.. A. Tuttle has
rented his farm to George Bulls of
Worthington.
; Mr.. j. w. Paine and daughter
Addie are slowly recovering from
their recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Firth went to
Doom, Iowa, last Saturday to visit
their son. VIM. Firth. ~
Several of the neighbors and friends
gathered at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jenz Fitzgerald one evening last
weok and spent very pleasant time.
Refreshments were served.