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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1896-10-24
Warmth and Food ON Buoys.

Meanwhile. they would have *.
hanged the terrors OF life In al open
boat miles from land for the warm in
terror Of the unsuitable life buoy. where
food would await them and where they
could rest in perfect contentment.
knewtng fhai saSs2E &3al1 sems As
So much for the humane side or The
inventors gigantic SCENE. The useful
side is scarcely less interesting. Upon
the turreted deck Of Zach buoy would
be placed a series Of independent
gauges. connected with an automatic
instrument, which would record contin-
ually, day and night, the temperature
Of The ocean, the velocity Of the current.
the direction Of the current, the rain
fab in inches. the barometric pressure
M the velocity and direction or the
wind. The inventor claims that by
means OF his instruments he could
transmit all these records automatic
ally 10 instruments on land. togther
with the exact location OF the buoy on
which the record would be made, So
that il would be possible at any time TO
tell In New York whether il was rain
ing in midocean or whether IL would be
Necessary to wear overcoats or carry
fans in any particular section OF the
Atlantic ocean.
The great advantage claimed for this
by the inventor would be hat a skip
per who feared that he was about 10
-un into a hurricane could ascertain by
making for the nearest life buoy the
exact condition OF the weather AT any
point before or behind the ship and
shape his curse accordingly.
The floating stations, the inventor
claims, would be securely anchored 10
tha bottom OF the ocean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

chicago Nov. - ,Special-corn VAS weak today
ts,,c 1A cent under Thursday. The incident WAS the
selling out 81 a long line Of about o""" nusheis 10y
patton The other trade limited The weather was
,.,.r Movement receipts this point showed slight
,r,,s. +. cars go estimated for Satuiday'
,r.,raoces were $4,000 bushels. There was far
shipping demand. ard No. corn was wthn ssH cent
-, -,.ceut.r urce Charters ltD.p1 bushels Ne"
York lust AZ tho reported the sale oil i'o"o puses
thor. 70 r. 20 bombay Samples were steady 10 cent
ter Nav sold between 2Nia and 2Sis cents ana closed
ut bid easier. much Tor inc Stne -
80 ,,n l,rg. selling OF long line by fatten about '"'
.n hsheis Tn. good weather moro or less against
,r ,,rlc. and the slight increase IN receipts ne
Lion was 40 ears with 900 estimated ior Sh
ur1,y samples I. to = cent lower, WIN ,ne
sr,ior a., the Patten selling there was rothing OF IN
~ IN. shppng demand was not very good
Provisions slow and little lower but atoge,her
,.-L,,g i'm Incident The of IN" speculation
see ned 10 hc only possible explanation tor me "e.n
-, 4, tho close pork showed loss Of 10 TO l2'7
cents lard and ribs NJ cents here were SSvv hoss
lin ~ 0.r estimated saturday but prices AT te
VIZ 49, ,rnts higher There considerable sell
Inc ~ pork hv Darlington Hannah There was sl,eh'
IN the December liquidation. and little widen
Ia, ~ December January differences in pork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot q pesbro.:e. and Corandt Streets
G 1890 ST4sSp.m..
70" cars Arrives sssp csieas" H. $50
Louisville. Ito p NJ St. I,us si4 p. NJ. and Toledo
ZOO n CHICAGO AND ST LoTIs , GXrREss ana
s%o wssrsRS ps, :ss p1l:s
ShsssS ss Tsssi$SSyss-s,..plns an.
Snas s SIS S a nasns apS lois ' NJ Louis
sI F%IPc sss qg.S. c.;
and T %Ssa sHfse! sssri AND THE SOUTH
s s u sD' al P psr and
sunsa nnf $50 ss S 80 pnsF Sa NJ
all FarIor and Dining Oarsj 40 Dining car) 80
soPH nns Ss' Al Is 'Fn' s ss n ::
New Orleans Memphis Tampa Tampa. H y, Tminsham ana
Port Tampa @o and Macon so n daily ser' 70
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY Express so p ~
daily Through Sleeping and p Sar cais Cape Charles
Route. A. NJ weekdays, and. with Through Sleeper
Atlantic city .' LOO p NJ. weekdays Through Bunss
For Cape May 100 wsek day. Grove. and po,u.
For i 1as H ss t M Tas Sssa
go 49, cS J Ss d E,sa - q cn,s::
can \ H. ~ 2IS 3 a. ~ 20 =" ' ?. NJ
ITS night Sundays. SIS $50 g $50 40 Limited,
DINING III a. carr M 1 Dining car. ~; s. NJ as
r nIs'' omces Nos 4ss su 1886 1923 III and ~
Broadway Aston House and foot Of Desorssss ana
co,nd Streets, Court street $50 r" o Of Fulton
Street Brooklyn station Jersey CITY The Sew h ron
hotels and residences through to destination uoon
:. NJ oepara, MANAGE General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14

l.te arrivals. Workers good choice 81 61l2aS3 ~;
mixed packers GOaS3 30. mediums. SO "a: extreme
heavy IA. roughs $3ns3 H. stays 81 2,HS2 g.,
pigs 81 7oN 50 ~ sheep ana lamts-fsec'ipds a s'
same time last week 20oo; consigned through 400 10
New-York coo. on sale 1880: market opened dun ana
closed strong. with several oans
Of Canaias unsod-held for higher prices natives an
f,i good to choice natiV" lanD- - ."n
81 90 culls tn fair 81 25IS4 export ewes 50 2oaS5 80
Union stock Yards Chicago. Nov IL atte-fteceptS.
oop head. market Toe higher common To extra
steers 81 5Gs5 49, and feeders 50 @pusi To- COWS
and bulls s0aS3 -; calves 50 onsG Texans s"uS3 ~
Western rangers. 81 5OdSi -. Hogs-Recep's 80"
head n ret 5c higher heavy packing ana snip
ping l, 250s3 60 70 choice ~ as -. o., o
1boce assorted 81 Ods3 60 light 81 20ns3 60 PIGS g. :"
asa ~ Sherp-Recepts. llep head: msrKe,: p-'
National stock Yards. st. Louis NOV Iii -
e. a NJ. native cows 81 25dS. Texas steers s5n
81 81 TEXAS cows 81 3ons2 ~ Hogs hees,pE %
head market higher Workers, " F'ns" 20 go
market duh and firm. native sheep - 90 hf''e "''
F'Konsas city Nov ls-HoSs-Receipts. llmD h ,@,
,.rt., firm: light 50 :OnS3 40 medium ~ -n - 20
oo head arke; active; native steers best - oas or,
~ g. ro,d a. lOaSi 81. and hefers best " 'pH
81 TO- fair to good 81 75ns2 30: bulls 81 1913 W.
era and feeders 81 G0q<3 -; Texas and western oH
81 -. calves. $3.50. SheeI-Recep's' '"" "e""' maj
N" East Liberty Nov l3-Cattle steady; extra - s"g
g "a. prime 81 5oast ca; good 81 2oaS4 90 toy t4a
&, Ia f 81 j0d 50 90 common 50 I5as3 90 common 20
d -, bulls and cows S2i$3 heifers. 81 25uS4 fresh
- 60, and springers S5dS43. Hogs steady; prime
,ce,u, a i0Gx3 50; good Workers * EnSt ~. nsnl
Yorers 81 55Gs3 CO. pigs 81 loh 50 co. heavy hogs Is 80
Isa 5os GOOD roughs s3ns3 % sheep steady PRIME me.
sac9S3 20 good 81 ioas3 90 fair mixed 81 Ioas" ~,
90 - ,1,Isi choice lambs 81 50aA ~; common TO fair
lambs s3GS, veal calves S5a$'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14

in 5 ts sn s "a sas n'? s s &
for ods sns to s and gs or Sp
B n ship 500 psroeum hence O. bombay
vary o ETsh shp Or .see N pec % hence en-
shsnsha 2sss Iebluary Rrtisa bark, 1000 cases
March: British ship. 1880 tons ,preyiousl New.
Orleans 10 iiu. Gnmsby or Bremerhaven. sd: British
p iSand o saD Br. H. bs %s. 200
terms; schooner tons Goa, Phladelphia to Havana
Sss %o s ,Sns e2' n5 to M 9a6s ec
inmher ~ bark Henry A. Ltchheld orismouih Va to
oos,. 5 1s S a%6e iu Scros
wa;sT 70 s.; John, y. b., 75c and discharged
bu; gives no sign u awakening activity among buyers
we Prime cr n" S on es sa"S prime i% m crude S
summer yeor We; ." on r'sar r Ss' h ssc 5 I
OIL 2>aSSsc' nominal prime yellow. winter S2a'2,sc
49, ins.ed eil american raw. sSascc AmeTcan 5oi,sd
MARIE, for National P T% Line cerca,cs Cod quiet at
s Is Phap %%sT s. a ana g"2 Ne ya IS c rha
R2yIsIoXSr %arhe; fer hog product. aeyelspcl
The market closed heavy all through the lis, PORK
S n%sr 81 s4 r Fei 80 l4 a
~, pkEssEp HOGS Quoted at &c for r., 1879 g. b.
70 p S s SS 4s ns at a" pcd Ia
STEAIsINF- Easy 5ssc Tor lard cleo steady at
5'sc. sales 1000 II olrn at 49,. IAI,p-Du and
prime closing $500 asked sales. city. 80
tierces. i2nc refined steady South America. 4>jc.
Continent. 12,c; compound ~. options closed AT 4i'c
nominal. FOR December.
RICI,-The market is firm with special hrmncss
the popular grades Of foreign and the market Is quite
active. Tho southern markets steady 10 firm Extra
head rice IL quoted at GTG4c. and choice - fancy Al
am6c Prime Is quoted at about ~. with some asking
more money. Patna Is selling in small WAY at ~
sc and at 2'a3i-c in bond Java quoted at "7sH'c
and Japan at t.n4isc.
STGAI-The market shows some hrmness In London
called steady, with Java l2d higher. ac-
coilng private cable and quoted At lis ''2i far re
filming quoted los Beet weak. with business ~ lower
prices. quotations being marked Of ll.d which rus
present month down the basis Of 81 81 ana next l'lh
IL also quoted that price The local market steady
with holders asking 3isc for 81 test centrugai m ~"
quotations genafally quoted AT '-lIc Tor y" tr
centrifugal 3M3 lGc for ~ test muscoVad" ana go
1: l6c for molisses Refined seadN, WIN
"A fair demand Prices unchanged bcliN"'fs
delayed.
TOTAC,D-1here is material change In the naiH't
for seed leaf. although business continues On an h'uNe
scale. Sales lao including IA" 'l.n" iilb
90 crop 1899 New England Havana. NJ l'r -,
600 1893 Zimmers lVnli2c: 30 cases NV W -
consin Havana ljc go 1894 Pcnfsy wanna u
vana i0niii7c ~ 1898 PENNSYLVANIA Havana -"
I3o sundres. tplGc Havana sd quit ven. ,"ir
amounting $50 bales Sicu<l 10 Sunhi' S""'s
with sales Of 40 bales AZ ,5c To- 81 - IN b'ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York November H. 1886
II 81 points The na prices were at about the Lowest
OF the day The SWING Of prices on SStve mon'hs was
with prices shade lower the call and there was ,ur,
more on selling Liverpool and New-orleans account.
snsier Volume than previously estimated and this
steaded the market for while But when the interior
larger than anticipated and this brought out liberal selling
ne; loss on TINS break was points The marke,
continued weak during the afternoon on continued selling
a god demand for spot cotton a, south export,
S S'a TS Close at % ara "S %s u pns
while Manchester yarns were strong and cloths quiet
s 4 a the hp eT viii f Se sa to and S n, the
~ ,heT pdn Some nj ook for an nSeass in TIE in
te,ior movement week while others Look for de-
a GOOD business , Some reports from
that cotton which wss held over the election has been
exhausted the other hand hold that the
lus cleared Brunswick FOR Liverpool with 34o bales
ment that much The receipts the show
loss as COMPARED with last week Of about ~" bales
year Interior stocks lbs, about 4io bales for he
bales l5>442 bales the day last week AMI
7 a lass las, y ag, m M bns o iGr ine ap
14ls7s bales last year Interior stock 432 800 bales
The s'G as ous wssk or '1 the S e % s
nssn Is eafs @ T as ana asaas, 9s s b, a,
last week. and 21a5l bales las, The receipts at
same day last week and sGss bales year Memphis
SI?9 bales against I73 and 3$oi bales Augusta 976
sagrday are estimated at $500 t. 1000 bales arans,
year Receipts at saturday are estimated at
the receipts The principal ports today follows
Galveston $3.50 bales ara,ns, eo4' bales ~ day
li.eco bales against sss4 arid 1870 bales Mobile 300
against 49, and 4s45 bales: Charleston 30 bsies
against 3's and aaa bales Norfolk. esl bales against
Opening range and close to-day and closing bid, tn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14


HEMP AND JurE-rhe business passing in Manila and
-sa small Some trading g,ns @ @.,b Ss cdrr
ate underone is steady Juy Is a h,e n ni
Manila hemp spot and shipment, +1c shipmem, ir s
n'ed K"s SS SdSs. ansc " ana
R 4a4e shicmsn , ~ ,;s 9uD ap anay c a,e
butts shipment. paper quality. nc. mixing 's"iN'
marAe, for dry hides is without material
change is firm and tanners are 5eau
on hand and they asking higher rates in many cns'
The market o fof s higher s Prices W. quote california
s'o ss a aisS ,s
cabelo l4c la Guayra lac; d,y sard ras9iIic
s%l,ed Havana 7c ci'y slsqsh,er eay FSgs
COW ssc country slaughter steers sassc' cow &C. "'
,,mer and English and Continental buyers are placing
orders at TN t 1I ec go r lh ncn ae
but We aaote S IN No Ssm nGs 'T ic
tcn5 secon 2oa2sc seconds l0a2e aamsggH
sass 5s]sG' bia ss" sod Seconds heavy
2a2HS sn' b16fs sSw baSss Gs2c
ss2c Thirds 9eo2sc a ss sc 10" '' betting '''''
and YIN o.nss as Fn e' vans s sssshe
copper and lingo, was qqo,19 up b e, s feeling
sirns ~ !, The mark, lead and sales were rep @
VI cars Xoyemher AZ $3.50 spot dSSS on ,pcIter
With offerings nghi. the market '''''"S ''''"S
MOLAssES cS cc grades Of both molasses ana ~
a. receipts Of orleans molassrs are
sSs~ + ;,e s' !. nominate si.' wiz
CHANGE ' m rates refers TO ,sncy held at
req al ,ock is quite nominal win cn9,9r ,h range Of
Sss S 81. to g. s ssSt.d Ti'H i9s'i
SAyA @ Sols af Isl Sb Roslp is 8. lq SG
,asd, with TO good s'' o,si h regulars
ss Ss. s sST,s at ?ssass as
and pitch fair in o9 c5ms Ho oil barrels 50 80 pitch
oSsAN market s for r ss e" and
,nues No snsag Wa ass: Girain~Ldrpoo SD
necember London b4d. DecsnDef; Iiui Si.d. New
3D. December I@h "a o beember Copenhagen 5s Ham
nrg 81 Digs January; Rotterdam '.c ,a %ys.mh"r De
dam i2c January c2 n,s sSr kingdom 49, Liver
no"i a5c CHARTEKs--A somewhat imlI - large
il noticed for sail 'onnsEs w, nraancy Of rates Is te
vess s There is also an Improvement IN Wes' "''
feghs steam is in moderate Ger sr rates than
seds LIS, ouoaatons follow: British steamer II
tons previously cotton Galveston 10 ,3 Tons reyi-
nsIy Cotton Port Royal Liverpool or Manshrs,r az
Cd December British steamer prex r,,,s ierms
ha, Rrt,ish steamer 900 qrs grain Baltimore 20
cork for orders Az December ir'ish ~, ~ ~ & r,s a.
I Danember. British steamer 1000 qrs grain virginia
70 Rotterdam or Ieith As 3D. option OF Genera,
veber British steamer lsoUo aIs Ga January british
steamer i7G7 tons. general cargo , nsnn tr,,,sb
United Kingdom Continent lss 90 rod ,r@ month";
steamer ia tons ransasaniii AKA au1, cotton al
los November; British steamer 500 u ,9ms ps,h 70,
Liverpool 49, peee" sran Sam rrancisco 70
Cork for orders 10 the United kinsuo rs 80 arrive,
2cs 80 BRITISH bark lSt9 'ohs ss tons private terms
arrive, same 27s Cd British bark. SOY IONS y,
land Ore 10 G as British rnr SHIP German
bark 12a6 tons. same. Jos op''o" oi Aa' ' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
BOSTON WOOL, MARKET.

Boston Nov i3-"Thc Boston Commercial Bulletin
u,l s.v tomorrow OF the WOOL market me safes Oh
he week are 3i4i.oo pounds domestic and l,a@
pounds foreign against Jz'3"p pnunus aa".ss ronds
mcstlc and 522 ppunus foreign for the same week
The show decrease or 4o"'o3'sS
rounds domestic ana ~ 2~ pounds foreign from the
aia, u, the same date 1870 The receipts 10 date snow
Icrooss ~ ll2 s,3 bales domestic and lt0sol bales
foreign The market IL fairly active ana quite STEADY
IT. attitude OF Senator sherman calls forth universal
annlaiIs. from the Boston wool trade The immediate
$1,000 ~ the Dlngley tariff bill would free American
Iii ~ the incubus Of foreign wool and start business
s he,tered hy present tariff. The rostporenent OF
n~ ,arG legislation merely business uncer
,aip,v hut Tor another market gutted with the
ccr,Iaflon OF heavy Of foreign wool and goods
Whatever may b. done afterward the trade Deeds some
relief nj once The sales this week are largely territory
and Australian bought speculation the cloth market
IL dull but there = n marked improvement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston NOV. i3.-Cotton quiet. but steady: mid
ding o iGr: low middng 5-iGc good ordinary.
IL l6c. ne, and gross o5D bales. sales 2ol6
stick liOoa5 WeekyN Net and gross receipts. - I'D
hacs exports TO 3i?2i: 10 France. D. IO2
20 the Continent 10 ga coastwise 5.4l; sales 4Io6;
spinners. 1871 ,,,, -,, Lon.
Norfolk Nov. 13.--Cotton quiet; mddlng ''sc; low
mlddllng IKE good ordinary. Csc net and gross re-
ceips i6 bales exports 10 Great Britain roSz pas
coas,wIse s43: sales, 115; stock 6I4f6 Weekly-Net
and gross receipts 49, bales exports to Great Brit
ain - oi3 the Continent go eoas'wise --''f' S'S
1881 :, 49,. Am. ,ooa niiiIiny
!, tcc. middlng I I-iGr: low middlng iltc; good
ordinary 7e net receipts II 236 bales gross II 800 ex
.r.a, Rritan. sales. 5000. stock tcor-
po,,e, aa, "a, Weekly-Net receipts 81 III bales;
rss 81 O7g exports Great Britain, 5000 70 France
So ,r IN. Continent % s3i coastwlse 5.Ssl; sales
"a. 700. - ..,., ,,,,., and s,eadv. middling
% ~; 1,I,nv Tc. net and receipts @oo2 bai.s
80 70" coaswise 432s sales. Isl stock l2i"s Week
,NP~, and gross receipts 81 800 bales exports 10
- 2 05: 10 the Continent 2v4I3; coastwisr 1851
aIes 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
RAILROADS..
AMERICAS oaGArGsr RAILROAD"
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ & HUDSON RIVER r. r.
The F0UR-TRACK TRUNK LINE.


500 A. MNExsspi sunday; Empire state ExH, ,s::;
Nias.1s FANS snS M Ts. sra"
$3.50 A. Mmba i' Fast Mall for Poushkeep.,s Al.
s s.1,y EsiS Syracuse. Rochester Buira0 Niagara
1880 u stas p DaS Express For all I'M
100 p M-Daiy. Southwestern Limited. For cclvm-
SI' ogsesp uca ans
100 'Fe s soils cn.ees, Special for Detroit,
Albany, schenectady Utica. Syracuse. Rochester
$3.50 p M:-Except Sunday West Point. Poushkeep''''
$3.50 P M-Dailv North shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 M. Chicago 40 o. m. Stops at Albany
GOO P M"DaIiy For Albany Troy Utica, Adlronaack
Fa csves MSntr Taeao per chicago
s@rsS For "a ssagy troy Burlington" ra'
1880 Fora FALL; s,s c:vs q,
ssps"aI SSsny and Tss passenger.
ooo Dn c sn s Ssep Rsw ost va Lyons
Srrss Ssssl: r
lido CseasG except Saturday. for Cape Vincent ana
'aS 70, Chicago n sTs pr .ssss.
sunday night sunday nights Chicago seeDer' leave
ooo w and a t:sn p Mpay e.cep, Sunday. 70
PIttsc;ld Harlem D,cs p,.o.a and tn. B.rk-
'n'F: A 1i xI "a T@F 4RA Riy' TS yoxKEss
Il: E'y3 s R%.d S "a; only line running
T,s1: Fa1ss sS Fl Fn ssSqts ss trains
s 2s AZ Broadway 81 1lths o,2 Rrcadw .S
ton sss and 72s Fatons 1906 Broadway
Baggage checked from residence by the West
job" General TH MauaSr usn.al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
MR. LACK AWANNA AND WESTERN X. n,
S.ntIcn. in New-YOrk. foot of Barclay and
S'"' ChristOpher streets.
NESTIbehTHR PINTSCH I.it;IiT

r,rec, route TO NEWARK BLOOMFIELD. MONTCLArR,
-" TUE CHANGES. Summit. Bsrnardsville. Baskng
Riige Madison Morristown. Passaic, Paterson. Bon
tom Dover. Stanhope. NEWTON BCDDS LAKE.
IKE HOPATCONG Hackettstown. S(TiOOLEY'S
Not,NTAIN Washington. PHN.LIPSB URG. EAsTON.
MATER GAP STROUDSBl RIG. Pocono Mountains.
sCRANroN. PIrTsToN, WILKEsBARRE. NANTI-
rose BISGHAMroN; OXFORD, NORWICH, Water
sYRAcusE. OswEGo. ITHACA: oWEGo. ELMIRA.
coRNING BATH: DANSNILLE. BUFFALO and ali
n,,nIs NEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 M-BINGHAMroN MAIL Stops at principal
IN os 'W-fCate carr. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BIN0-
io'V a. u1rroN I'TICA RICHFIELD SPRINGS SYRIA
,nI,St, and OSWlGO EXPRESS. Pullman Parior
c.rs Connecting Buffalo with trains for Chicago
and pv S n,cafe carr, SCRANTON wILKEsBARRE
i"V /; EINIRA EMPRESS Pullman Parlor Cars.
oo anu W~sCRANTON. WfLKESBARRE and PLYM-
4oo o,:rti EXPRESS Pullman Buffet Parlor Car.
~ ~ n U,aliD-BufalO Nestbued Limited Express
'oo a., H. Se'RANTON BlNGHAMTON, ELMIRA. BUZZ
EarC pullman Buffet Sleeping Car Connecting at
p,raio with trains for Chicago and points
n, ~ n ~ ,IDailv,-BtFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAM
""" rTrS ITHACA. UTICA. SYRACUSE and oSwEGO
t,ypRF,ss Pullman Buffet Sieepers.
r,r.K Frs AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at
ILL.,, Gaze 4 sons Limited lib Broadway. II Park
Pace 400 Broadway. Tickets at ferry stations e4a
in, T"mbus-ave NewYok 33s and 726 Fuonst and
100 proadway Brooklyn. Timetables giving full infor
nation at all stations >o,,p.Nv .,u Iii A.
~ baggage from hotel residence TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
WEST SHORE RI.

Trains leave W. 42d Station. " Y. as follows and
II IN. earlier from foot Franklin St:
3::.O A. NJ. Daily. Local to Buffalo. po.os
O;I5 A NJ Daily for Albany Utica. Syracuse Roches-
ter Buffalo Niagara Falls Toledo. Cleveland mhcaso
30 \. NJ Daily. except sunday. TO Catski Mou,,-
tains New-faliz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewsska
Albany Utica Saratoga Caldwell Lake George Parior
Cars to Saratoga and NewPaltz. 49,, ......
800 p Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica Syra.uss
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. De'roi'
Cleveland. Chicago and 81. Louis. - ..
7:45 p. NJ Daily. except sunday for Utica syracuse
Rochester and Buffalo ,.....
Sab p NJ Daly Tor Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit Cleveland oh-
cago and -. Louis.
Time tables AT principal hotels and ofices
g +. / ,NRr!Rr General Passenger Agent.
; Vanderbilt New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
,,.popEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Nov 49, 3i5 m-Bee. ~ ,rua
urn az wstepn nne firm do medium frm at AZ Cd
ns shor cut about IL to 10 10, dull at i3s bacon
hsrianJ cut about - 20 10. duh at Tvs: shor, IT'D
about % 10 "a 10 dull at 2s 3D. long clear gddies ngns
80, a, m lS ID dull 3Os I'd; long clear mddes
Soov about 40 TO i5 10 dull at 2s ID short clear mid
@ about l5 10 80 10 steady at 24s Cd Shoulders
ue'i No. 20 ." "a No. steady at 23s Lard-Prime Western
, Sml a, 2ss Cheese-American finest white and col
city firm 2os I'd Cottonseed oiiniverp3oi ren IN,
frea,n,-common firm at Is Cd. Wheat-No l Northern
snrinr Arm az rs ID Corn-Mlxed Western, spot. old.
s,dv AZ Is md November steady at is md; December
seady al 81 30: January steady at IS ND flour.St
Louis fancy hrm at - 3D. Hops AT L"ndon-fa-
cfc cOast Gbu ioa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
To PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMoH

For phiad.nha week DAYS. 40. 500 900 1000.
iiso Dining carr, A. NJ; 30. 200, 3;n 400 BUFFET
rlor Car, 800 Dining carr. 500 I'D BOD
p n l2i5 night sundays. 4:3o. 900 1000 II 30
Dining carr A. NJ. 200 400. 500 Dining Carr, p NJ.
For baltimore and Washington week days 30 n 500
go no p NJ l2I5 night. sundays. 49, 1000 II 10
dining Can, A. NJ. 200. 800 Dining Car). p NJ.
Il IL night - -, ~ Ia ,ro.,,r.1 ., ,oo, =,
~ az AZ ri Fast ST., 1853 East l25th St, 213
Wes, I25th ST. 25l Columbus Az. New ork; = Court
:, $40 Eulton Brooklyn; - Broadway. Williams
ho,g The New-York Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels or residence 70 desuhauon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-11-14

Statious foot Of COrtlandt and DesbrOSscs sts;
N.lO A. NJ. daily lSundays. 700 a. Nj ioF MAO'h
CHUNK and intermediate stations ,r>.r,,, pocurc
sis 4. VI. daily for ITHACA GENEVA. RpS eEss
TER Bi;FFALO NIAGARA FALLS, SIsfENsiIDN
RRIDGE and the West and principal local points; on
Ing car to Suspension Bridge. Pullman |esuouie s'eep
!" tuW 4. VI. Tally except sunday. for MAUcH
CHUNK and intermediate points. eoinsS''o'' ''' A.
"1 noon daily except SUNDAY.
"BLACK DIAMOND EXPRESS
man vesti5ued Day Coaches and Paror-car Dining
Car Meals la carte ,... "a A.,
I2.4O r. NJ daily. except Sunday, FOR Easton ana '"
40 r. H. daily except Sunday. for L. & 3D. Jnnct.
stopplnc only At principal intermediate stations Char-
H.:sO P VI. Sundays only) for Mauch Chunk ana
Hazeton, and all intermediate stations , ,,.>,c
4;IO II. VI. daily except Sunday, FOR L. * IS ~
TON principal irtermetiate stations li Due'
5,I5 p, VI. daily. for Easton and intermediate sts-
$40 p W. daily, FOR BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALi.S
and all points West. Pullman Sleeper H.stoued Tram
nections for Reading end HARRISBURG >.,,.. po-,,rs
300 y. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. RocHEs-
TER BIFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS; and all POINTS
West. Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buhalo' 'hair-
ca" t. 40 r. VI daily except Sunday. for EAsroN and
ADDITIONAL local trains daily. except sunday for BOCND
RROOK and intermediate points leave as folo"s e'oo
A. NJ. 2:3O p. NJ. 400 r. NJ and $50 r. Ma,. 90 o..
and 323 broadway. 81 East lih -. lj6 East l23th st.
i97 Iiowery " SEQ Fulton St. Court 81, ~ Broad
wav and Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
Network Transfer Company VIII call Tor ana cneca
baggage from hotel residence through 10 destination