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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH

Union stoc. Yards. Chicago. Aug. o.-Ca,tle-Recepts
500 head Market firm Common steers
So 7OQsG sockers and feeders. 81 50dS4 TO- and
bulls 81 25dS3 49, calves s3gS5 CO. Texans SO 25qS3 80
Western rangers. 50 1884 30 Hogs-Receipts, 1000
head Market firm and &c higher. Heavy packing
shipping lots 81 GOnsi So common to choice mixed
iOd$l choice assorted 50 OJqS5 30 light 81 sol
S. pigs SO 2JNs5. Sheep-Receips 5000 head Mar
ket steady for good. weak for common. Inferior 10
choice s2aS3 -; lambs s3NS5 40.
st Louis Aug. 9.-Cattle-Recepts. 1924 head. Choice
natives steady other grades dull weak Native steers
50 25dSi: 81 75l$2 81. Texas steers. $3dS3 10
calves Sc -. Hogs-Recepts. i5i5 head. Market hrm
light weights other grades Sc lower. Heavy, - 100
81 95: mixed 81 2Onsi So light 81 75GS5. Sheep
Receipts 5c2 head Marke; steady Prices shade lower
Kansas city Aug 3-fiogs-Receipts 5000 head mar
ket firm light and pigs 81 1884 95; medium, 81 6Oa
81 80: heavy 81 45aS4 IS Cate-Recepts 1000 market
steady native best S5af 45 fair good 81 500
s5 cows heifers best sass So fair good 81 500
49, bulls $2qS2 s. stockers and feeders 81 sOds4 30
Texas 81 soasS 40 calves siase sheepRecepts
]. 100 head market steady.
East Liberty Aug 9-Cattle-supply light: market
steady UNCHANGED prices prime IS 35asj 80; good.
40Gs4 Is: good butchers 81 20lSi 49, rough fat s3Q
81 bulls, stays and cows. 81 75d$3: fresh and
sprngers S15Gsi0. Hogs-The supply is light. but the
demand only fair and the market slow to-day the fol-
lowing prices light 81 400 s. j0 medium weights.
s. Is heavy. IS l5ns5 30 TO fair Workers
2OGS5 30 rough. 50 5OdS4 80 Sheep-Supply fair
but demand is light and the market is slow at un-
changed prices: exports AaA %; 50 3oqS3 80:
good 50 s0GS3 20: fair 81 e0GS2 %: 50cGS1
spring lambs s2asi 25 veal calves s6qS6 25 heavy and
thin calves, $2aS3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

mddng 3-ldc' good Ordinary 1876. net and gros,
receipts. % bales including IA bales crop. stock
. SOS bales. Weekly net and gross receipts 2s3 ba.s
exports coastwse 100 bales sales 1913 bales spnners
24O bales.
Norfolk. Aug 9-Cotton firm; middling &c. low mid.
ding u ol6c. good ordinary 3sc. and gross recen,s
bales exports coastwise log bales sales laies s,k
e95G bales Weekly net and receipts li5 bales ex
ports coastwise. l.2iI bales; sales. lOl bales -
Savannah. Aug. V.-Cotton steady middling 6A.c Low
mddng 7-l6c. good ordinary Lice. net ana gross
receipts II bales exports coastwse, bales sto,L Cio
bales Weekly and receipts 1874 bales EXPORT
coastwise 200 bales. sales. li2 bales. '
New-Oreans. Aug. v-Cotion firm: good miidllng
3i6c; middng jAc: low middlng 6a.c good oriInars
Lice: net receipts. - bales gross bales exnorts ~
France II bales TO the Continent 9s2 bales sales GOO
bales stock corrected ii bales Weekly net receipts
$3.50 bales. France bsies
e. Great Britain 6O45 bales the Continent lO7 haiss
coastwlse, JUV bales. sales. $50 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
=. I.n.r ax04c. pa,na. 4a4Nc: Patna in bond, 81.

2l.c; Japan. sxd4c Patna. Aa4sc Pa'na in bond. 81
sEEDs-Deangs fair in a tobbins way. with
prices unchanged Clover-Quoted: fair grades. $40
81 Is: high grades. sloas0 yo crimson clover 20 7o9
s for 100 timothy S. 60a$6 rs Crop reports for red
clover are somewhat conflicting -.
sIGAR-The market abroad IL without change OF Inn
norance the London cable reporting cane steady and
unchanged with Java quoted at lis lloyd and fair re-
Gnny los Beet was called dull and rather easier:
August quoted a. 9s io,1d and September los The
local market is without change Of Importance the tone
being very hrm and holders Indifferent about selling al
,ho,sh renners are willing to buy everything In sight
AZ current prices quote ~ test centrifugals at
,s@aAc. 81 test muscovsdo &c. and 70 test moasses
sugar ii.iGc We sales Of 90 bags cuba cenrif-
ucaI in port basis 90 test at oloc LOO bags cuba
molassas sugar port basis 80 test and LILO
hays San Domingo concrete from store BASIS 10 test al
2isc The market for refined sugar remains hrm ana
active although unchanged as 70 prices NOS ana u
were Withdrawn from the market. as ,hey were heavily
oversod and other grades OF sol, are also over
sold Prices are named the basis OF i-loaiNc Tor
graduated. , ..,.. ,........-..
TORAcCO--There was increased sales movement
I'm Havana seed leaf. sales putting up 100 cases The
market closed steady The sales included 100 cases lsJ2
Wisconsin Havana l3Giic. 100 cases 1913 Ilmmers
M i2ai5c 100 cases 1892 Pennsylvania Havana. l3u
I1c: 200 cases 1892 New England Havana: leu2oc 200
dries 5d25c. Foreign fairly active ana steady win
sales $50 bales Havana at 6ocgsi To- anu lou paies
Sumatra 5Ocu$3 In bond.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10

Ss;s K &c ss:
than Wednesday, closing prices. The pens were not
c 1a% vs ana iSa sVS;
$40 sea aves slower At a tGr city fo
sassers 44@0.c for dressed buttermiiks; 4Ac for little
saIes-Halenbeck Hollis: 10 veals I4s n average at
s S' 100 81 dS 49, at a. nike. so saSs. 81
i i. IL! g. e. So n 90 (, E. r. 81 DO los b. at
csI,n ms 80 Virginia veal. ic5 ~ at So rs; do 222
@ piilenback: veas S5 10. at 50 25 II do, lee H.
Hume a Mullen veal. 40 10. at So: fed calf 200
J. r Nelson: "a veais ISL ID. at SO 25; fed calves
ioi 10 at ST. 10 and buttermis lag 10 at 81 %
4" 70 b. = Sa,s'' ana 'a.'..A' 40 3D.
head cars for butchers cars export alive IL
cars for the market making with the "A cars held over
request unchanged PRICES lambs quiet but steady
reported unsod at the close Poor to prime sheep od at
Sass 80 per 100 NJ inferior to prime lamb: At S3qs5 IS
mutton slow at tqG4c choice wethers 7G7ae: dressed
saies-Newton & Co: 22o Kentucky lambs. os ID
average a. s. c5 per 100 ~ 20 DO 81 b. at 49, u, ~
DO 50 ~ at 5: 80 2S2 Ohio sheep 70 H. at 50 4o'
sss d. SO ~ a, s. 20 %, Kes.ac b, 81 ee ~ at s 80
10 n 81 81 So Virginia do % 10. at 81 10
J. II. Wilkerson 29 Kentucky lambs 81 ~ at ST. 245
do Go n 81 so 24a Ohio DO 50 ~ Of 50 So ie Ohio
sheep 30 ~ at $3.50: rs Kentucky do % 10. at 81 40;
200 do 10 10. at 50 70; Fl do, 81 10 at 81 80.
s. Sanders: 50 Ohio lambs. 80 10. A 81 49, 2GO ONO
sheep culs. O. NJ at 49, 81 do. II N. at 50 30
NJ Collins: 80 Virginia lambs GO H. So %; i3 Viz
ginia sheep ~ ~ at So 20 Ohio do 30 h. SO 30: 81
yearlings. ~ n. nj SO -.
g. Dlenback 30 State lambs. &c n. IS: 70 do. CO
81 75 State sheep Ol n. at So. 30 do II N. at
81 80; do. 81 n. at 81
Haenbeck & Hollis 2io Michigan lambs. "A N. at
81 3I: II State sheep SO ~ at 81 so S3 do. IS 10.
a So
Jeline Wright & Co.: 80 State sheep 81 n. at 81.
d. Harrington. II State sheep. ~ n. a 81.
Hume & Mullen 254 Michigan lambs 80 10. at s. 20.
HOGS-Receips. 1912 cars. Lac head. Of which 70
head for Market weak s. 50as5 -. choice
light hogs would probably sell at s. 9OGs6 Country
dressed steady 7i.Qsizc for medium light weights.
Saes-Hallenbeck Hollis: pigs. il6 n t
per 40 N; late Thursday 20 State hogs 1856 ~ at
s. 80: do lis n. at So 50
s Judd Co. late Thursday: IS State hogs 1914 10. at
s. 7O 3 do 223 H. at S. 10: . do. 1853 n. 81 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
seas. rs; bananas. 4scdN IS. and

GRAiN-WHEAT-B Business in wheat futures was not
large to-day. the variations Of the market were small
Quickly with sympathy with the s. In corn 2n the ea a.
Se Early foreign advces very quiet
and foreign houses doing little Later The cables i'm,
Improvement Reports from The West had very ,,s
The eS c
as las, week. Exports have showed but slight changes
good increase again against decrease Of 225oo bush
for the w Tess Sar we're
bush Chicago D? ,es bush all winter asainsa S,s
sea5oad receipts ee bush oss against St22ts nSsh
bush against 1856 500 bush Speculation in the afternoon
small, and tie movement Of prices very narrow;
was "s ss =. Mere reported Of 5000 bush new No
red September price delivered and 1000 bush No
red in store quoted sc under September &c over
.nd sc SS hard
coRNThere was good trade in corn today S y ana
the forenoon there was an advance OF about ia the rise
teday and to the continued foreign demand to-day Local
shorts were good buyers and there were some outside
much ,Ra, there would be- good rally in the market
in ew Of the o sen
selling The movement Of corn this weak has
SeS ae Ga based on this the
estimates the vsibes indicated another large decrease
addition the IS loads "a duIn , h The ,s sTSh1 r.s
with apparently good dea Of corn ready 10 come on
steady .a7sc advance The greatest advance was IN
the deliveries to the scarcity OF cash corn
Exporters bought freely to-day taking about 20 loads No
2 part ssc over September. b ahoat spot:
There 64.O bush at the
price the balance at 24c over september.
( ailoat week and 2Nc over September, o
afoat August 81. the spot No corn was quoted at
sc September. elevator. and next week nc over
10000 bush yellow sold 4s9c delivered and ooD
bush August 90 at &c over September In adj
don the 36 loads reported late last evening Tor ex-
port there about 80 loads additional to-day The
corn stated crop on private terms Janu-
and February loading. largely via ouports
OATSThere absolutely no feature Of importance in
Trade s,andstil both in spot and futures.
the market failing show Independent movement
and likewise falling respond the fluctuations in corn
The close unchanged. The cash oats quiet The
sales included 1900 bush No white. 2ssc elevator.
25 bush old. 30isc delivered $4,000 bush No
white &c 2l 600 bush white 2s13Sc No
2 quoted 25isc new. 26iac old
We give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
xious day and for the cnrrespondIng date last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10

Chicago Aug (speciaD.-wheat to-day firm with
in a very narrow range y The close i. cent
over Thursday September between 67-s and 6sis.
and closed at 6ss There was moderate cash
business here l6s bushels in al. II was generally
assumed that the Government report tomorrow would
slightly reduce the spring wheat condition. possibly take
as low as a5 cents II was 1922 year. Liv
erpoo cables rather Disappointing seaooard Clear
ances were only 1902 bushels; New-fork reported a
poor export demand there few rumbes from New
York about gold exports There increase In the
speculation All these things more or less against
the price the market kept firm Western receipts
keep small only 395 600 bushels primary points to-
day against $4,000 year Local receipts were '3
cars against $40 last year
There a slight rally to corn. There was early some
frost. later there were claims or
dr6uth and hot Nebraska. The rally really was
the overseeing Thursday because OF the
Boston failure There were good many shorts TO cover
September sold 39. and OI and closed at 1915
cents May was cents discount. Receipts large
il6 cars: for tomorrow. 900 cars There
was no let up IN cash demand. but II harder to
obtain spot The charters here lO2O 900 bushes
The seaboard reported 80 loads for export.
oats dull within a range OF = cent September
sold between 2O2. and 20iz and closed 20ia
Charters were made for 10000 bushels.
Provisions firm early covering by shorts. The
slight very free selling OF January by pack
ers The close about Thursdays prices. All the
packers sold January. There IL hogs:
mate Saturday 1000
on the curb puts September whea, closed 67ss
cents calls 6si. Puts September closed
39is calls ios cents puts on May 33as and
calls 3iL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New-York. August o. ls9


coTToNThe local marke, was again ISa.es
with prices within narrow u5s snso H pSs Liverpool
disappointing contracts there 9penmg YIN points and
closed steady but unchanged y poin, net aee.n me
spinners took only 1000 bales o q Yarns with cloths
quiet, There nothing in The news at nanG 10 s%s
as II was Yesterday IS waiting for the July report To-
morrow The trade now expects that me se9 ~ and
Sc against year The market was dull and Isl N
rse ws called steady but the final prices showed some
n brbs aS 1foser gnsnsed November point
ana later months unclaimed as conpsGed w II seems
there has been much rain n the cotton oe sns
the much TAXED 2eon, t rama IL, co and At San Antonio
the rainfall light and fell only over par, Of nat
shows tina, rain fell in Texas at Ballinger BeeVie
Ree9n DSa Le c1pnms Ms there was
is inches Port Gibson 81 and at AlaPka ca
Memphis district for July covering s rePes as boz
10 same and nearly all report the crop IL % ~
tembeT 90 Crop in bottom suffers and unless
favorable conditions follow ;ose;htr win late fr1s me
Union Springs Ala. reports that crop prospects mus
hve sss S by OF h hams oad Of
exports Of yarns and cloths from n rne Of is
YARDS as Compared with last year bu, yarns show de
year AGO however is equal to about bales Of
cotton o The sD NI SS s OF yTns as Yards which
Is something Of surprise considering ne au marx,
month mas Henry Cews CO express that traders
conservative. but nearly the "hoie
feels that before through cotton going TO sell
considerably higher prices After he advance wniGn las
already taken place however reactions must be looked
for any time They that Texas is expected to
produce only bales. against 3W"V Dales as'
crop This is result Of the last season. reauctoh W
acreage consequent upon years low prices and very
rainy weather The Atlantic States also reduced Their
but general conditions there appear t, be is
say the OF opinion Is that TINS year
small crop VIII result in ultimate substantial ADVANCE
1900 $500 Oc0 bales. with majority faNorng tho
smaller figures receipts for the week were
O7g bales 16 bales last week 5s6s bales last
year Interior shipments for the week were 800 pales
against 746 week and s5I2 bales last year
interior stocks i6 bales against 1914 bales
last week and 61.042 bales last year. 49,
OPENING ana to-day. ana Closing DIGS 'hs
night and asst follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10

Market steady point decline TO points al
vance with erday's closing prices: Irai
terrible notices TOO 20 900 bales Now ork
gross receipts 10 bales Exports: FORWARDED ~ oaies;
sales % iaes spnners 80 tales stock III Az bales
Total r., receipts TO-DAY. So laes; thus iar TINS week
2033 bales Exports to-day. Great Britain. 80 bales
France II bales Continent 1915 bales Thus far TINS
week Great Britain. 73s0 haes; France 23ll bales;
Continent. 2OO7 bales stock. 80 40 haes spot cotton
quiet and steady. hanged Miding urlands nc mid
ding Gulf. 7isc Sales. 20 bales. all spinning
Liverpool cahles-spot clon quiet sales iV,.O oa!es
epecuation and export bales American lono ha4"s
receipts taes niddlng uplands 25-S2d Futures
opened steady partially l64d advance closed quiet ana
steady a, unchanged y point decline Angus; JAS
August September 3iss Sepis "4Sn; october
November :5Ob. November December 3JIzs. December
January 3524333. January February .'is; February
March 355b: March April. 33Geb May Boss May
June 359h. ManchesteI-Narns quiet ana hfm: cloths
COFFEE-The local demand very light, only three
gales being recorded up the last hour The week
trading is not likely exceed G0Oor bags Pending DE-
velopmens abroad a dull narrow market is likely
Chief sales to-day were September Hamburg market
quiet: August Is 70 pigs September 90. October
is. November 40 December. I4.O HaNe qulct.
August s'25 francs: septemecr "a .1' oeaser 70 %
IA 500 No Z exchange lo's receipts 1000 bags
cleared for United States 10000 stock $4,000 santos
receipts 1900 bags: stock 1900; market steady al
ia 800 refs Cleared Santos steamship Indian Prince
with 300 bags
hays - follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
NIL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN X. X.
Stnfions In Ncw-YOrk foot Of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
vESTIBULED TRAiNS: IIt:i,r BUFFET

Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTCLAiR
ridge Madison Morrstown passaic r.,s5.sn Pen
ton Dover. stanhope NEWTON. BUDS LAKE;
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. SCHoOLEYS
MOUNTAIN. washington, PHILLIPSBtRG, EAsToS
WATER GAP sTROUDsBt'RG. P9cor. Mountains.
SCRANTON PITTSTON WILKEsBARRE NANTr-
,ose 'B,NGHAMToN OXFORD. NORWICH water.
vile. UTICA. RicHFIELD SPRINGS co.,lani.
SYRACUSE OsWEGO. ITHACA. OwEGO. ELNlRA.
CORNING. BATH DANsyLLIE. BrFFALo az al
100 !: M-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
600 a N-Br-FFALO SCRANTON. PrSGHAMTOS.
UTICA RICHFTELD SPRINGS. Syracuse ard
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars con-
meet at Buffalo train for Chicago and points west,
tos p M~sCRANToS BINGHAMToN and ELMlRA
100 p 'M"scRASTOS WILKEsBARRE. ard Ply
MOUTH EXPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars
1880 p NJ Daiy,-Burao vestibyled Limited ,, Ex5rs.'
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN ELMIRA bcF.
FALo Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connects at
Buffalo with train for Chicago and points west,
$50 naiIylrByFFAL0 scRATT9N RgDiHAM;
and oswEGo EXPRESS Pgjlman Buffet Sleeper
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at y
Park Place 4?9 Broadway Tickets at fsry siaons s'
235 Coumbus-ave. NewYor 33s and 7'6 Filton.st ara
lOs Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infr.
nation a all stations.
check baggage hotel residence 70 destination.
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RAILROADS..
DENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
ATOMS foot OF esbrosses and Cortlsndt sresa
In EN- sct June 30, 1895.

STATIONS foot OF esorosses and Cortland, srss,A
ess graf T. sPls' i$%s rn'4gsns,,.
a siom csl ar TIsss css:sSs
fc, M cpiS os 49, st. Hoa, as 2 H. ssa T:
S Palma. y sHse'%$2 as
e5S = y wH seissS s:.
s5rTw fsfiss rNpR s;5
a sTsS.F c ane 1@i"s nsaaaDs os p r.
$50 :'s fAcc sissd s, s::ss 6.
land 'ssssis ihissS:iiIox AMP THE sosTH u c
s 1ais ESQ 'Ss sss $780, n las ':Hs
Parior and Di ing -cars,- 40 DINING car) Dining
sS Ss 4 X kI III aYs1,e asqy
Neworleans Tampa and Mew IIpcH.3oyI. "sn' 'a"N
AT TssHs1TsI % coHs 'f'T ZINE a"s
Sleeper ssT1 r1 % ISask: Sasii aoa ."a,"
For sa OLD por coSFoR sT' and SoRoK Cap.
e s.sp., s0S' NJ ss weekdays 'na WI"
ATLHSTIS cry Thr0sgh EsPrs.. Of Buffet P'' Ca"
FOR CAPE NAY. li.oo A. NJ. 100 and 2io P NJ week
e si; 81 :s :s
Paro. s.'' "a Fok 4 f n ~ i Irm.
's ss 5 5s 80 80 os S;'S:
SsP Pas ss Ss ss sao c' go 90 g. %
7 Ss: s5 Dn"s 1 Car ss b. n s la 's "a %.
Astor co@ sps 'ss 4 n az; 2;
Broadway and BreokIyn Annex s,s,on. 20 z Fg,.a
Sonse1 B cS@pany M call for bssss
hotels and resdsnce through to destina'Ion ,voo,
Fs saegsl Manager General PASS as |I zsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-10
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Aug. 9."The Boston Commercial Bulletin will
tomorrow OF the wool market: The sales 81 the
G4i 900 pounds domestic and go pounCs
against 1866 100 pounds domestic ami 377 500
pounds foreign last week and 1926 coo pounds
and 35 pounds foreign for the week year
show Increase Of 3.o550s9
"a $4,000 pounds foreign 10 the
in 1894 The receipts show Increase 50
and l1i,1s0 bales foreign. The small
sales the result OF spasmodc the part
American mills which have foreigners sweep
market and away large for clay
and farccs at phenomenay low prices one
OF foreign has just had its invoices marked up
There has however been no drop In wool II owned
high prices sacrifice and II held strong hands
hope that European prosperity advance prices
again at the London auctions In September. Wool is to-
day lower than II was at this time Ohio X Y
sold l9c to-day 2Oi2c a year ago Ter
rory staple sells at SIC clean. against 4Oc wear
ago
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West 4&d 81 station, y. \. tSs.S"s"
and 10 minutes earlier from foot Franklin
$50 4. VI. Daily. Local 10 Buffalo Sleeping car y
Bloomyie Sundays only Can be occupied at . p n
100 A. VI. Daily local Albany. FOR Caskli Mount are
and Saratoga. Paror Albany. Sundays only.
315 A. VI. Daily for Albany Utica Syracuse. Rocnestes
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland and ChicasN
A.-1t.OO 4. VI. Daily. except sunday Catskl Nogl
trains. New PatZ. Lakes MohOnk and Mnnewassa Pan
Tor 10 Hobart and New Pa,tz
tans. New Paltz. Lakes Mohork and MinnewaskA
Albany. saratoga. Caldwell. Lake George. Par!or cars
Bloomvlle Saratoga and Caldwell
Cdtskill Mountains. Paror 20 Bl1omviie.
C-s4S y. VI. Daily sunday, 20 Catskiil Noun
tains, New Patz. Lakes Mohonk and MnnewasNa. AZ
haay Saratoga Parlo attached 10 Hbar, and sara
tOga.
400 p. u. Daily .excep, sunday. Tor Albany.
800 r. VI Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. syracuse.
Rochester Buffalo. Niasara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland, Chicago and 81. Louis
$40 II. VI. Daily except sunday Tor Newburs. Albany.
and Montreal. Parlor 70 Kingston
745 y. VI Daily. except Sunday. for Utica syracus.
Rochester and Buffalo.
s.1S y. VI. Daily for Albany. Utica Syracuse Roehe,-
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland.
Chicago and 81. Louis.
A.. r., c. leaves Brooklyn by Annex: Ai0O0 BIO %
m, CO 90 p. Jersey CITY r r. r. Station. Aio ~.
Bil,2o CO IS D. m.
For tickets time tables parlor and seepngcsr accom-:
apply city Offices Brooklyn and New York and
az stations Time tables AT principal hotels For cher
Information address G F. LANBFRT
Gen. Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave. New-YoFk
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IEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of Cortlandt and De .br0sscs, sss:
800 A. VI. daily. except Sunday. tor MACCfi |hO-
and intermediate stations. xo.,,-crrp pr-r
s.15 A. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTEK bUr = /,
FALo. NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BKiDSE ar 20
Suspension Bridge Pullman vesbge sleeper ,o or
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points Connections
400 r. " daily except Sunday. for ELMIRA and az
intermediate stations for Pottsve ana feao
to Wilkesbarre.
3:3O II. VI. Sundays only Tor WlkesoarEe L. " ID
Junction and all intermediate stations. x,.>.c
4:1O p NJ daily except Sunday for 1. and b. " ~.
TION and principal intermediate stations Pullman oune'
paror-car 10 Wiikesbarre: connections for Potsville
12O y. W. daily except Sunday. for Bound BROOK anu
intermediate stations.
r,rrc
and all points Sleeper vestibuled train
70 Chicago Buffalo and Toronto:
connections for Reading and Harrisburg ,.
GAO p NJ daily except Sunday for Eastern ana inter-
m enn s'aon d,uv for ITHACA GENEVA ROCKIES
TER RtJFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all Ponss
West Pullman Sieepers to Chicago and Bunaio Cha"
Wkesbarre. , -. o,- ~, Of.
and i323 Broadway 81 East ith ST. 1875 East 10Th 81
New York $50 Fulton ST. Court ST.. Us Brosd"ay ana
Brooklyn Annex Brooklyn. y. Y
The New Transfer Co. Will call Tor ana cneck Dag
gage from hotel residence through to destination