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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-09
Inland Fisheries and Game.

BY Mr.. Prescott of Yorl-Pctitions OF
| c. j. Clcavcs and IS others Of Biddcford
and of Ferguson Haincs and 80 others of
Bddeford. asking for an appropriation OF
$50, 600 for the protection of fish and
game, etc.
BY Mr.. Marston of Somersct--Pctitions
of A. O. Denncn of kineo and 80 others
of n. IT, Murphy and 10 others of Parlin
Pond; and of W, II. Hanson and IL Others
! of Skowhcgan, for the same.
BY Mr. Wood of Observation-Disclosures
of Hon L. r. Carleton and 81 Others of
Winthrop; of II. f. Lindsey and 4 others
| of Monmouth: of Charles W. Folsom and
40 others of Oakland; and of II, f. Jud-
kins and 30 others of Waterville, for the
same.
BY Mr. Reynolds of Kcnncboc-Pctition
of Edward Moore and others of Water
vile, for the same,
BY Mr.. Penney of Piscataquis-Pcti-
tons of Patrick Murphy and 9 others of
The Forks; and of G. j. Shaw and -
Others of Hartland, for the same.
BY Mr.. Shaw of Observation-Disclosures Of
c. II. Sutherland and Others of Ash
land, for the same.
By Mr. Higgins of York-Pctition of
n. f. Whitney and others asking for
legislation in behalf of the Maine Game
and Protective Association.
BY Mr. Harlow of Generalization of
Benjamin A. Swasey and p Others of
Rumford, asking for Legislation towards
purchasing, propagating libcrating and
protecting game and food birds, and
establishing the office of game bird COM
missioner
BY Mr.. Reynolds of Kennebec-Peti
ton of S. L. Preblc and several Others re-
lating to the same.
In accordance with the order passed by
the Senate, the following papers, referred
by the last Legislature to this Lcgisla
turc We're taken from the files and re
fcrrod to the appropriate committees:
Judiciary.
Petition of ovcrsccrs of the poor Of the
town of Lowell, praying aid for support
of paupcrs not having any legal settle
mcnt in said town.
Resolve concerning amendment to the
constitution forbidding the appropriation
or use Of the public moneys or public
property for any scctarian or ecclesiastical
purposes
Legal Affairs.
Bill an act to incorporate the town Of
Cape Elizabeth as a city
Bill an act enabling county commits
sioncrs to establish county roads.
Bill and act anendatory to sec ., chap.
81, Private and Special Laws Of 1891 re
lating to the fire department of the
city Of Lewiston.
Bill All act relating to defences in action
for torts or injuries suffered on the Lord S
day.
Bill an act to amend secs. II and 81,
chap. II, r. s, relating to the survey and
sale of boards, planks, etc.
Bill an act to amend sec. 81, chap. G, Il.
s. relating to taxes.
Bill an act to amend sec. 60, chap. q,
Continued on I'd page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-09

When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung TO Castoris.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-09
MAINE LEGISLATURE.
sixTY.SEvENTH SESSION.
SENATE.

Tuesday, Jan. s 1895.
Senate called to order by the President
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Sargent of Au-
gusta.
Journal of yesterday read and approved
Papers from the House passed in con
currence.
Bill an act to amend sec. 4, chap. 24s
of the laws of 1898, was returned TO the
House because improperly endorsed and
not according to the joint rules of the
Senate and House.
A communication was received from
the secretary of State, transmitting the
report of the State superintendent of COM
mon schools, which was referred to the
committee on education.
Petitions. Bills. etc.. Presented and Re-
ferred.
Judiciary.
BY Mr.. Shaw of Aroostook-Pctition
of Mrs. l.. NJ. Fitch and 3l6 others of
Houlton, asking for municipal suffrage
for women.
BY MIR. Wood Of Reconsideration
of Hartwell A. Jenkins and los Others
Of South China, to same effect.
Legal Affairs.
BY Mr. NickerSon OF Lincoln-Bill an
act to amend chap. 249 of Public Laws of
1898, in relation 10 boundary lines on the
Damariscotta river.
Railroads. Telegraphs and Expresses.
BY Mr. Harlow of Oxford-Bill an act
to amend chap. 33i of the Private and
Special Laws OF 1921, relating to an act
to incorporate the Oxford Central Tclc-
phone & Telegraph Co.
BY Mr.. Hoyey of Somcrsct-Bill an
act relating to the Scbasticook Il Moose
head Railway; and bin an act relating
TO extension of time of charter for Sebasti-
cook Il Mooschcad Railroad Co.
Military Affairs.
BY Mr. Prescott OF York-Bill an act to
amend see. 1879, chap. 266 Of the Public
Laws of 1898, relating to the militia.
Interior Waters.
BY Mr. Day of Pcnobscot-Iill an act
to incorporate the VIM Water * iower
Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-09

BY Mr.. Nickerson OF Lincoln-Bill NJ
act to amend chap. 249 of Public Laws q
1898, in relation 10 boundary lines on TIN
Damariscotta river.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

York. November IL 1895.
,.or-ox Tho active locally. closing steady
o., ,one with net advance Of TO points Total safes
we're 3s 200 bales The changes in prices were many me
fluctuations being within Of 10 points and
i've ieng nrces were close the highest Of the day
There was some good buying as wei! az c"nsiie'a,ie
,e~r,inad nv the execution buying selling orders
The Liverpool marke for contracts Closed wiz" ns
loss Of 10 ~ points and spot cotton was ifac,,
emphatic the sales amounting 10 loo" paes' L'ssspo
opened about it was expected she won'9 ana som 5
which caused an Improvement Of 90 points on the
near months with tho late months prac'icay
delines rom the opening prices Liverpool and these
advces were aferward confirmed by later pubic cies
stop orders were reaches. Nm ms
nary off 20 which was the loves, POM ou'aen
afternoon. when ~ was IeIoI,eu mn NJ, ~
Imam buying heavily II was also s'a.e9 ma MI
1nman was Of the opinion 'nat ,ne . r ia" y. 400 eco
holes II was rumored that Mr. NELL would issue STATE
ment tomorrow estimating the crop al oooooS naIeS
This report brought heavy buying orders from New-0r
leans The South to have offered cotton ifee.
day but at prices above exporters lins MOS o IN,
Southern markets were lower NorfolE shoWg loss %
aide and Galveston Mobile Savannah and Baltimore -
The low prices to-day were the lowest sihce IN Pun
siishv above yesterdays figures There con
siderable quidat,nG there the receipts al e p1 m
ts7 2,6 bales last week and 1854 952 bales last year The
receipts however will he determined somewhat by the
ehe may reach bales Already the steamship
has sailed o Bremen from HTynSwed VIII, are $50
tiinateA at 5000 to 5000 bales against loss paes me
corresponding day last week 20 sol bales asi year anu
70 094 bales years The receipts Al Ne"orleas
today we're 1919 bales against IL o45 bales the cor
responding day last week and 20 Go bales Last year a
hajes last wear savannah bales against 26i ari
s7ss bales Charleston 13'4 bales aga,H.; ~ ana
PA bnies Norfolk. 2s1G bales, against lS'3 ana "''
bales Memphis 3216 bales against IA and 4tsi bil's
Houson . go bales. AGAINST 7.55a and l',ls baes
Opening and close today. and Closing bids the
prey night and last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13

F n IND a T . suit. f a asG Sa s
a unchansel prices. rhe quoiatons are az follows
Manila ae,ng Pa &c ana shlT@' mo So, aiS
81. and shipment 2a3,e iate oulis paper qgai,,y
shipment paper quality. Lie. mixing. 3-iGai',c; bag
HlDE:- The mnrs, j. practically unchanged. bu, dry
he,s more or less nominal a. the demand Is very
ana there seemed be little pressure 10 sell with the
,Sne at ihe ci9 Ts M gF. acTna s Mas
nor;s l:aIGsc: Orinoco. 174c; ogota. l9sgl".c Cen
Sa6~.io i5sc. La Gllyra lbs Kie Granls ~ Cor
ln "a, 1n' rS S, inc ,Stampa i9aia Wet, .ai,e
ayana a, NIX run ,, g;s 9 agtI i bianGg ~ s
szc. bulls. ~. c'", e. country slaushe. nominal
LEATiitR the Ica,her marke, Is NOR active. special
ly Dor sole Leather ,ni NE United states leather prsple
TO- the acid grades Of @enoeh at good prg~r ana Ea,'
EN- manufacturers are looking Tor nonacd grades Ihe
steady. OAK sole faIrl, active. We quote: iiemloe;
asa nIsi seec'io9 ?ig2t fe . 2ia22c CANCEL
2tH?sc isnt backs COW 3948a ssconds 2sgaoe bellies
lhIds. :sN%or bills. i7miac; betting butts. aea34c
METAi.S~riN~ fhe market aas quiet but nrm. dosing
at -! gst on spot London va. arm Local 'sle;
S spot Il 81 tGgs T !. r. sSep o n' g. as
closet wax. sPELrER MarFet quiet dosing easy
VIZ" y3 sPo! al. z. - XXX II .yR i1. r H.. ea,
holding ~ .,irly wei though he demand LIGHT one
a he's ar. f hs m ese W. s'u qso SSa out
leans. centrifugal oidiiars common .Giuc fair 20
prime. i7n2ic choice. 22G2'c Nc-or'an-. open kettle
far 70 go2d 2i 20 prime to choice ?'p32c Porto Rico
2dHSlc; iiaihaioe 2iI2Gc. Syrufs- sugar fair OaiIc
good. l2ulic. chp,c. lGGlSc fancy. .Un..c.
NAVAL STORIES Stock i.psn, 80 2i3 hhls spirits tui-
Pen;n~. i"o' bill tar 50 ihs The market Is without
important cnanse "a an, particular prices nlng last
quoted. the
0nl for good strained iosn 81 b54si 20 win
the stead. Tar quoted 81 !vS2 FOR regular. AMI
- 30 FOR oh inrfeis with pitch qioied al ~ J0ns ~
OCEAN TRriGHTS- demand for berth room was
very snail today ana shippers ~ grain fcemei 10 n. =,
The moment Indifferent. Asking prices pretty firmly
maintained all through the list We
pool. T.d. London 3isd: Glasgow. sad: Bristol "a
Matseilcs. .. 81. Bremen ~ pigs Hamburg 70 mfg.
Rotterdam Amsterdam. &C. Cork for nrders q, AKA
Leith. I'd; Hull ID; Newcastle nd: Antwerp 2i.f2ad
cotton 10 Liverpool. i6id petroleum United Kingdou
IL iokda2s lsd. ...... HARrERs There was an Inn.
provement IN the demand for sail tonnage TODAY sste
cally In the South American trade where number az
fixtures were reported al about previous rates steam
tonnage IN tDd demand and several fixtures verr
renorird for at "a 81 Cork fyr oidcIa slrh,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
lEHIGA VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of Cortnndt and Des r eeHrSSr;
S,tN A. VI, daily, except sunday, for MaCth 'hNNh
and intermediate stations ro,,,-,r,-p mr.
S,1S A. NJ daily for GENEVA ROCHESTER,, 81 =.
raiO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BHlDtf.. ana
ne Nest ana principal and local points dlnng,car %
Srsnenson Bridge Pullman Vestibule Sleeper - Shca
Ii.IO A. VI, daily Geaves At 1880 A. NJ siinda!i IT
NAI!C'H CHUNK ami intermediate points Connections
for Reading and Harrisburg -, ,,rp, o,a oil
100 r. VI daily except sunday FOR E.MlhA ana az
ntermediata stations connections for Pos'e ana Hs''
inc: chair-car NkesDsrie. ~ . :,
3:3O II. VI. tSunlays onlO Tor NihesoaiTe' l. " -
Junrfion and all intermediate stations. ,,..,.
40 T. VI. daily except Sunday. FOR L. ana Is ~ ~
TIoN intermediate stations rum D'''
naror-car u WilIesberre, connections f.r tr,',
20 r. VI. daily except sunday. tor Bound b'ooN ana
BIB r. VI. daily EAsToN and intermediate sia-
tons. r.rrs
and all r1ints West Pullman Sleeper VesrbNiei ti'
Voc Vort IN Chicago Sleeper 10 BIfaO and Toronto,
connections for Reading and HARRISBURG
G.3O PM daily except Sunday for Easton ara
intermediate stations Zones
O,OO r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA Ro'hrS-
TER BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points We.
Pullman Sleepors Chicago and Buffalo. NhAh-cH 10
Wlkosbarre. No. %, O.,
Tickets AMI Pullman accommodating at 231 3sl ~
ana 1923 Broadway. 81 East l4th St. DO Ets ION
New York $50 Fulton ST. Court 81 ~ Bfoae"aY' 80
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn. y. Y ,,
The NeW-NOrk Transfer 20. VIII call Tor anu Co.'S
baggage from hotel residence through to DESTINATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13

a oasa g. roughs s3ass IS sheep supply fs s5S
~ cars o. sale The demand fair EZRA, F,Sc44sI
ssms 81 256iSi % veal calves. s3asd 30 heavy ana TIN
calves, s2NS3 :, oo, hs.d
MSrHe, steady Hsayy 50 msamsR if
s. g. light SO 4ogsS so pigs sSgsa No. hest, sta 81 80
fs to good IS a an! heteTs 30 best, oses and
fdr 81 oas3 AZ calves. s4aslo; Texas ana esdv
50 iOls3 70 Sheep Receipts. 300 mead 'i'' ne
,.,n stock Yards Chicago Nov. 12-caitie.hee ~
900 head. market steady; common 70 eN.@ mi bulls
- a. and feeders So 1898 10 COWS am u,
= ~ aiyas 80 75as6 Texans. <2ps3 80; western
Tanrers 81 1ogs3 So Hogs Receipts $50 md
M er and "a iOc highef; heavy packing aa sosa 60.
in,s e. ,5Ts3 So to choice mxec 80 80 90 *
boce assorted SO $50 SO 80 light 50 4ogsS .o IN and
H. ~ g higher, inferior choice. 81 75a*3 20 aoS 20
asa 23 $500 ran ho.a. market
Texans steady native steers 81 SasT 20; ows
~ =, -5Ts2 90 Texas 81 soqs3 10, lsAe IL,
- Uogs-Receips 800 head; market $500
GA some sales at slight decline but s,ss 40 s
ca a5ds3 10: mixed. SO 1898 80; lig1t % "'s'" w.
.Rsceipts 2 600 head market strong.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
WEST SHORE R,K.

and II minutes earlier from foot franHiih 81
33O A. VI. Daily Local to- Bunalo ,..,.,,, Mountain g
t,aiiv local to Albany. for Cafskul
ia car,,1en Iarlor to Albany sundays olhy.
ot5 g. VI DAILY Albany. Utica syracuse f shinase
t,',,aic NIAGARA Falls Toledo Cleveland ana
Ii:,5 4. VI. pay excep" Sunday' 10 nd Mnne@aska
,thenv Saratoga Caldwell. Lake George ia'ioi ~"''
100 r. VI Day except sunday for Aip p,y, SYRACUSE
0o - VI DALI FOR Albany. Montreal ltch. ,,nt,
"'Uo -. w. Inraio Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit
cleveland Chicago and St Louis =, ...t,ry Albany
~ 40 y VI Daily except sunday. for Nswouis, ""'''
SARATOGA and Montreal Parlor car - srrac,sa
IL - VI. Daily except Sunday fo9 uuca 8S'"
Rochester and Buffalo - rat. c,racuse Roches-
ter Rufaio Niagara Fails Toronto Detroit ~'-'
sn' in, tiles parior and sleepingcar accom-
,nr,ia,ons eoy cty Offices Brooklyn ana e"
NJ stations Time L. Ties at principal hot9. urEpT
" C-n Passenger Agent. Vanderbilt ave, Nv -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13

Market closed YESTERDAY . 10 points advqnce com
pared Yesterdays closing prices Transferable notices
$50 Total sales. COS 200 New-lork net receipts 10
IS2 bales exports Continent 3l4s bales
forwarded 1856 bales sales li2 bales sinners ll2 bales
stock. Sill Total net receipts to-day 43325 bales
thus far week 10 2t5 bales exports today Great
Britain - 500 bales France 4Gs bales. Continent s3i4
n sS3 bales Continent Is go bales stock 49, 1913 bale,
SPOT cotton quiet 80 lower Sales. 40 bales all spin
ming Mlddling uplands SIC: midll!ng gulf So.
Liverpool cabie-cpot cotton easier: sales 1000 bales
additional sales to-day 5000 bales American specula
ton and export 1000 bales. american 10000 bales
CENTS "a bales American % 000 bales Middllng
lands Futures opened steady SEA decline. closed
steady at ~ points decline November AZ u.s.
November December 427h Decomberianuarv 42Ib Jan
nary February 421se: February March i2s.s March
April 429i9s April May. 4"oi:b. MsvJune 4J2s June
July 1890: August 43ib. August Itembcr. 43i3b.
Manchester Yarns easier: cloths Jun.
(soTFEE-Pfcos were lower n fii- rolure Of bust
ness Cables lower An ircrsas" IL noted In the
warehouse deliveries The market presents no feature. al
though there appears h. ntees; n the movement
Iavre closed irregular AZ AL franc decline November
ouoed francs December. $3.50 francs January Mo
francs February So - Rio cai's Quiet ~ l'o
res. ,xrhangs quoted 1-lG. receipts lioG bag
bags and Tor Europe 1900 bags. SANTOS market firm nj
a 200 re,s receipts 5000 bags: stock 3Hi~p bags
steamship E;ona cleared m Rio with 3tsu bags stocks
OF coffee the United Satcs Other than BRAZILIAN are
now ,3 S3 bags including l3l sOj bag - New ork.
ojt bags n San Francisco Go1I haes ~ NeW-onesrs.
Hamburg market weak November. 900 PIGS December.
~ p, RIGS: January. 7i.75 pfss February. - PIGS
contracts closed steady al lon.n points decline. SAles
were g. 900 bags. AS follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
Railroads.
NNSYLVANlA
RAILROAD. ....,..
80 D.aUro~ses and cortlanHt Sue'
~ Nc.oler ~. I'D.

font VI IJs sUfostts
o.o W. FAST SgPss,G%g, CAR e ria5orff
1000 , lESMsf biEax srusas os,'s
ION rars Arrives chicago A. M 500 4 ~.
= NJ Nm Snen =. % g. LOUIS 800 r. ~ and '''""
N =, cu,c,co AxD ST. LorIs , EXPREEs s';.-
I p,,m,p Sleeping DINING .srs ,g 10 s. A. ii 81
vile and chicago Arrive, = NJ
c si Ii NwfsTahS dssa"d S %s
ana Dn,ny car, 10 c eSicsso y day
( e y aSa 81 a.
sleeping and nnl"s "a ~ Indianapolis 1913 r NJ
g. Loas n see9@e Sleeping cas-
500 r. VI. rA cdnnects for Chicago daily ana ~N''
land sRi To. s''s s42,yrA Exros'TEIoSa 80 P w.
W = Is night AThANIrIGE 81 s3S and 800 p 20
sT 5fs#%1SS "a .sD fHE
x sss "" P gsr; pa w. PETE
6,n9 saS Gag 3 7, H''sf @ mgr ca Dn 81
Parlor and n pi" ~ Is 'r ngS
cHEsAPEAKE & . OHIO K sSa Dining cars c,
For DID POINT coMToRre aaa and With Through
charlie. soser # $ ANY a. D. "'eN' w.sk.a.y.
AT T.sGsT cirY cArE NA A.n So y
F9 p.ass as 10 go rn sG Res or
FsfS S''s ToR !, r.HniLxxDELrHlA; 10 10 DIN.
'H Ss 7 tsp, il Sso 70 80 DP''S
Dining c.r ss ssc S' 20 Limited % i,
a. n. Dining carr sSe i,'S r.. 70 is night. %,
car Din"SS os .as s is22 ,.i ~ ses as al
Boadway Astor H9"ss sps 1916 seo rpon :,
D1rtana and Brooklyn ss,on To-. XegYors
street brooklyn s,aon a tor and check baggage from
hotels and ,. Tesdrnces 'hr0"S" :" J. n wooD
s NJ. PREx9IsTT. o,s.r General Passr Ag~n,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
Corn. No =:

Cash quotations were as follows Flour was quiet and
s sGT s San w Week a Sond Cables G Cd ~
what. 5Sa9 ~ N0 RTSs wH So oas
g RED 'I ryS os S' No '2'p Safs sC No aas-e
sS prime timothy zoe e4 sas PORK .pr rr SS &
g.ss 81 4 5 dry sailed shOu /, s9seS aS.s.y %
"sssS 1876 g. ! sr n sS G S
raw ioc: boiled. 42c on the Produce Exchange today
the butter market was steady extra creamery &c nsts
1905 SSsdS seconds ''"''' Eggs were " ''''" ''''"
Minneapolis Nov l2whea, closed little higher after
dun session The range was about .:c december
rally i.c The opening 52'sc and the top OF the ad
Wa ':s d. o 1s "S" to g and am" ss.. 0ss
58t,a5I. There was an active demand for cash wheat
&C. on track No hard. 54c; No Northern, S?.e NJ
to arrive asc oats weak No White iIe No white
ie'sQio Flour steady patents, 81 ionSs 30 baker
Mil stuns market dull net 81 20 here. shorts same az
Milwaukee, NOV, r. Wheat opened easy and declined
at cc declined to ole and closed a, Gc WIN december
,anses s mis- 's sTsy NAN ana fry a@ mqp crs
and Shippers buying, 30 Northern S7'.q5Sc. no ,
stco,iy fair local demand No yellow. 2s'.c
oats seed,y held but gne' No Xne g%G M sG
agl.c. Flour dull ami weak, prices based 81 25as3 ~
fer hard nF wsed senI e IN TGd ,rm' H%
steady pork. s05c cash and 9ioc January. Prime
steam lard. 5.i5c cash. and 5COc January
Philadelphia Nov. l2-fluur- Demand continued nght
market weak under general pressure sell. Rye
quiet and steady. choice Ppnnsy tania quoted at
So Wheat Market dull with important change In
prices Calies slow and very little foreign inquiry ~
red. 70, embcr GlHaG'sc. pscemher oeagcBac. Jan
usry. 5tuG7-.c. February, GSitI6S.c Corn market
ruled under Hight offerings. and prices ~ futures
beyond this month advanced ~. with fair inquiry Tor
export Local demand Tor CARROTS moderate amt prices
ruled hrm under light offerings NJ mixed. November
3ihd3.c; December 3t4n3iic. January and February,
siH3iic Oats-I.Dchl demand FOR CARROTS light. with
fro. offerings former Futures dun and
changed No = white. Noyemhes. 2iAd2Jc December.
ais,02ac January .5u25.c. February 25.Rs5se. Esgs
Fresh scatc and Arm: Pennsylvania hs,s. 2ic:
nrss DE sugar quiet At unchanged quotations
Potatoes excessive supply and weak early rose $50
25c Burbanks and stars. lsa2jc, sherdans and Rural
New Workers. lsm22c Other articles unchanged.
st. Louis Nov i2..-Flour quiet and unchanged. Rran
du sacked east side Boo country points i5gA6c sacked
this side soft52c. Wheat higher November 5Btc. pe
cenber .Cisc May G2Ac. Corn higher. November 24sc
December 24sG2iNc MAY. 2a'sc. oats unchanged Eggs
steady at f7c Pork standard mess $500 Lard. prime
steam 5+2ac. choice 550c Bacon. shoulders sac.
longs 5Nc clear ribs. sac. short clear 5Nc Dry salt
meats shoulders. 5'sc; ribs 4Ioc; clear. 4s5c High
wines steady at 81 n Wool market quiet. prices
changed Baggng Iobbing. ~ pounds. 4Ae. pounds.
4ac; g. pounds. 5c Iron ties. I5c hemp Irvine DC per
pound Lead dull soft Missouri and desllverized. S.
Spelter stow NJ 81 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
DEL. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY Il. u:
stations In New York. foot Of barclay aud
Christopher streets.
tEST1DlLED TRAINS, PULLMAN III FftT
CARS plNTSCH llGHT.

Direct route I. NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. NONT,i.Alh
THE ORANGES. summit Bernarisyle BaskinS
Ridge. Madison. MorrisioWn. passaic. Paterson. Boon
ton. Dover stanhope. NEWTON BCpRS lAkE;
LAKE HOPATCONG. Hackettst1Wn. SCHOpLENS
MOUNTAIN. Washington. PltlLLlpsBlRG, EASTNN,
WATER Gar. SrROl BSBt re. Iocono Mountains.
SCRANTON, pIrTSTON. WILkESBARRE. NASil-
COKE. DANNILLE NORTH MBERLAND Mont
rose. BINGiAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH. Water
vile. UTICA, KirilFiELD SPRINGS Cor and.
SYRACUSE. OSwEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO ELMiHA,
CORNING BATH DANsVILi.E BIFFAIO and al
points WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
7:@ A. M-lnNGHAMTON NAH. stops at principal
stations.
900 A. M.-BrFFALO. SCRANTON. BiNGHAMroN,
UTICA. RlcHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSwEGO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Psrlor cars c0n-
100 L. M.-ScRANTON. Wil.kESBARItE and ELMlRN
s:or l.. ". SCRANTON Wlik ESBARRE. and pI.YN-
Olri EXPRESS Pullman Bufet WARRIOR car
100 7. N DAILY buffalo Nestiblcd Limited Express
FOR SCRANTON. biNGHAMrON EIMIRl. BCf-
pA.o Pullman iMnet sleeping ar. Connects at
bunai1 with train Tor chicago and points
9p NJ. Nlsil). BrFFAlO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
fION. UTICA SYRACUSE ana OsWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet sleepsls.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at ~
Park Place. "" hnsdway Tickets ferry stations e.2
broadway. Ill ith-Rve. i2fhst - West i.,th-si,
- Columbus NewYork 33> and 12d Fulton ant
l0t Broadway biookyn Time tables giving fali nf'r-
nation AZ al stations.
wrSrCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY Will call tor ana
check baggage from hotel residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-13
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CENTRAL
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From, Grand Central station. i2i street ...
S,3O A. M-Excepi sunday. Empire sta'e HNP'
Fastest train in the world 80 yo.ha.,er
$3.50 A. M-pafly. Fast Mail ROY syracuse
Buffalo Niagara FAILS. Chicago -. III I'm
io:3O A. M-EScept sunday Day Express fo' az III"
portant State points. , -or cincn-
I 900 ! M-Daily Southwestern Limited. For ''h''"
natl. Indianapolis and St LOUIS. ,...., Glove.
I 100 + M-Da:y Chicago Special FOR Detroit C''Vs-
land Toledo and chicago. ,,u,ueensie
$3.50 T. M-Except sunday West Point fous"He'P0'
Albany. Troy. Saratoga. No. rs,roit
4,3O T. M.-T)aiy. North Shore Limited p'' '
$50 A. ~. Chicago, 430 +. ~ ,., eroc,se.
Goo T. M-Daiy. For Albany Troy, tica, o. ON,
Buffalo Cleveland Toledo Detroit C"o"e'' ~
c,n, = MEpaiy Saratoga P.attsburg. ST. Adams,
400 T. M-Dally. For Adirondack Mountains ~
7.30 T. MNDaly For Auburn Road Buffalo N'sss
O.OO M-Da,ly only Sleeping Car passe"ee'' 49,
Rochester carried this train oasrshurg
Dn5 =. M.-Daily. For WATERFOWL, soturday for
Cape Vincent and the Auburn Road =, ,rt,cna
1910 NIGHT-Theare train for Chicago ann nxcsnt
points on New York Central, every hs"' ''
Sunday night. loan, s,nday 10
Pntsfed. VIA Harlem Division 49,. ,,a Pork
0.I, . Nj sunday only Pittsield and the Ds'"
shire Hs Via Harlem Diy Wis oTnoSxrRs
IAN night trains between l5oth-st ana r, viii
Putnam Division far as Yonkers IN coh ,nnna "a
the Elevated Road. This is the only lne running -
night trains out Of New YORK ,,o
Wagner Palace al through u'i'S'
Trains Illuminated by Pintsch Light .-.., c,a,tor
Tickets and Wagner Offices AZ Grand 'eh.ls ., Easi
i3 Broadway IL Park Place, 26i ilS Broaaway ,95sb
ian st $40 broadway 235 Columbus ave- % M oc
ST. and i3sth-st. station New-York; S3s ana -" ru
ST. AMI broadway. r. D.. BROOKLYN. g.. ,ha West
Baggage checked from hotel or residence ny "''
T got,T ~ Tof,CEY GEORGE II. DANIELS.
JON c.norai Uar.gsr CAreral Passenger Agent