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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
IEHIGH VALLEYRAIIROAD

stations foot of CortIandt and De- brosses sts
O;iO \. W. daily fS'Indays 700 A. NJ Tor MAUCH
M Nk and intermediate stations.
SID A. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROcHEs-
BRIDGE and the Wes, and principal local rnis dining
car to Suspension Bridge: Pullman vesto4e Sleeper -
lI:OO A. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR MArcH
HUNK ard Intermediate points. Connections for Read
1900 noon daily except Sunday
"BLACk DIAr1OND EXPRESS"
-rves 5uralo 10 z NJ. Through car to Rochester Pull
man Nestibuled. Day Coaches and Paror-Car Dining
Car S,rvce. Meas Ia carte.
I.;fo r. VI. daily. except sunday. for Eas,'H and IL
'eT1mad,a t Points ..,n 49,. Sd. ,.,
stopping only ar principal intermediate stations Chair
:,:S0 = VI. Sundays only). for Mau,h Chunk ard
Hazleton: and al intermediate stations.
IlON and prncpa irermedlte san MS Pullman tvNet
"arlor-car to Wilkesharre connecting nottsvie.
51J T.. VI. Ia ly for Easton and intermediate
Chair car 10 Eason
and AL points West. Pullman Sleeper Ve.buiei Tras
y. Y to Chicago Sleeper 70 Buffalo and Toronto Con-
nections for Reading and Harrisburg.
o:OO r. VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA ROCHES-
TER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all poin,s
West Pullma1 Sleeper 10 Chicago and Buffalo Char
/ $50 p. VI. daily. except Sunday. :or EAsToy and
intermediate points
Additional local trains daily. except sunday f1r BOUND
BROOK and int mediate points. leave follows: go
Tickets and Pullman accommodations ar 235 ei3. "a.
and 800 Broadway 81 East iith ST.. l25th 81.
l27 Bowery y Y. SEQ Fulton ST Court St q Broad
way and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn.
NewYork Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotel residence through nation
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


CoTTON-T"he market closed easy. with net decline
OF 4as points Total sales were 200 bales The ma
support and the disposition t. sell The market was resy
the frs, dull DAY seen 70, some lime ne cspg1 ys
and public considered by majority, Of local
fsthsr un~ssacoTy condtons reported there early The
Ssy w" VI" %s sales OF bales Yarns ~S
moving slowly at Manchester while The movement ~, N
to sell our market was rather Disappointing
taking it all in all The movement not active. ani
one u the principal Of the lay was the widening
Snsrenrs Between Ianuar and March
points and to-day was about points ms y suIp
enc r" The wealth. in the cotton generally
ami the only impoa ant rainfall was North carolina and
Georgia Receipts continue 10 snow ,h noa,ket Pick
ms supposed 10 b, nearly finished ana SOM reports sy
that all Of the cotton viii picked before The middle
ge:her our market is featureleS The omnaE o 49, NV
Isnpsry 7oG 900 nales against 900 the same
5sr,os ,s year The amount afoat is bales against
MI last year. shipments the week were 30" oai7
T rg4n GS 90 bales agans, SIS 06 last The wealth
er map reported rain at the oowos E an,s
Marion. Ala. 81; Ciecrga Augusta. trace A'h"nE.
GodsSoro 4G Sswben 81 wsleon Of H. Ghs RI a.
$50 ooo bales against 62G last week and s,Sh last
saI tsI M same a last ve@k ami ira last
Memphis l3' balls aeainS, |i .aT1 ons f ray
are estimated lco 600 ta,s 9s acd,s ' a, I e
orsans frt"H AT" .r, a Inst week and $7oi yea
asains, o. i,' W rirrinai T., RS to-dav were follows
i Hs s,s al s baies aeSs' same dsy last
~ sSi last ~1eE ana ~ Mobile 49, 'al.-
ssains, az Last y %ee and ~ 1 6 ,S rs. ycar Chares
$50 bales asainsi 43 los IVA Ge' e, AN" Week and s05
''s opS8ar range AID close and ciosTs bids the
t~A. ..Hf .s4r fD
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interior this week Export interest at New
York was active to-day. sales amounting 10 lZ"vo
bush out OF total OF ls6 90 bush sold during the es
sion Details follows: 100000 bush. private ,ils
ahoa,; 1000 bush No white. 2lHc "ou' pu s
tr ~k and ungridsd white. 2oa3oc. as I" qnay.
bush No white clipped private terms o a' ~ ~ 80
oats quoted zoe. elevator and &c dcinr'e1 ~, NV
22'rc delivered. Tor old. No white. Ac h,iiHd.
RYE-Nlarkct firm Quoted SOC (. FOR 10 Nss,rrr
CARROTS: State and Western, 3Gd3ic. BAtl'hi Md'Nc
nrmer. New feeding quoted Sic c ! L ~, 81. o-o
Tie quotations to-day the closing prlces ~" hate
yious day and closing prices for the corespo"u'"s w
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND


WASHINGTON
For philadelphia. week days 43O 500 Sis 900
lO;oO 80. Dining Caro- A. NJ 100 200 $50 600
oBunet parlor Carr 40 300 dining carr 900 go
900 + NJ. IL 10 night. Sundays 40 900 1000 II 80
rDln,ng oar) NJ. 200 400 500 dining carr 800
Fer Baltimore and Washington week days 40 Sis
1900 II 30 Dining Carr 4. NJ 200 800. 800 CDinrs
,ar.l 800 NJ. l2:l5 night. Sundays. 40 1000 II 40
DINING % Gsr) NJ. 200 300 Dining Carr 600 p "
Tickets and parorcar procured a, foo, Il
Liberty S. il3. lI2 26 AS. oi+ 40 1929 Broatwav
~ bth Az 81 East lith St. 1853 East l2Jth 81 "a
Vest ec I2' r 81 81 Columbus Ay NewYork cour,
burg The New-York Transfer Company will ca for and
check baggage from hotels residence destination
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. sept. l7.-Coton steady. mdd,ns a 10 w.
low midng ! - l6c. good ordinary. loc n't an"
receipts. IL. 40 bales exports coast"s' '''o ~
sales 03i bales. stock ll6. i,p bales. .... 81.
Norfolk sept II cotton steady. middlng. 10 lo'
low ldliing Gc good ordinary 6sc net ana sr -
receipts 212 bales exports 2liN baleS safes
3ll bales. stock. 1920 bales ,,.
New Orleans Sept. l7.-Cotton easy good miuuhf
Sc middling ~ iGc. middlng. IA.c. good ordinary
IAc net receipts 05l1 bales. OU1 bales export
10 the Continent 100 bales sales 900 bales, stock
80 80 bales
savannah sept l7-COtton steady. middling, IAsc low
millng INC. net and gross receipts. diI1 bales. ~
ports coa-fvise Sos bales sales. IA bales stock % ~
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Railroads
AmARiC. GREATEST RAILROAD.
NEW YORK
CENTRAL
~ uIInSnN RIVER RI.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. s2D STREET lna
7'5O A. M.-Excep SUNDAY foI ,o1 AdsJno"'"
500 a. Except SUNDAY Empire state ENP, ,ss
FASTEST train IN the world stops . a, AD 4.5 D. m
NiaS@fa Fails @'n s:S5 p m This train is limited to
o.o A. M~baiy fas, Mail for PqushksepsNss Sc; Ara
bany, Utica Syracuse Rochester. Buffalo N''s'''
IO.O MExcsp SUNDAY pay ExpTes rS, New
loo M ',aie Southwestern Limited. For coum-
bus Cincinnati. indianapolis and St LOUIS. o,ps
Poughkeepsie Albany Utica syracuse Hoc"es'''
400 r. M~Day Chicago special for Detroit Ciess
spd Toed9 and %heaS2 'G Sracuse Rochester
1913" cp s's .p %''i pS'
4,3O r MDaiy; North shore Imsd Due , nesrT'
Ttica and syracuse ..
600 MDay For Albany TEX T Tos5o s{ pst9D,
chIeas9 Cincinnati s., k1 2Sdnv Troy Adirondack
Mountain resorts south Of Lake Clear bs sson1o
ZOO MDaiy. Albany. Troy. Utica A4ro"dacS
Islands and Montreal. Friday only sleeping ear to
1870 p Daily For Buffalo, Niagara Falls clevs,
9nd ndsnapas st. and q q,ica chicago stops
300 MD2y carres r sefP Rs, o% p" f'ysn
u S Nasss r 2rsss yag
e9 Chieago e5eep' ss5gdsy r2r CaP Sye nnGfn
points On New central ICY nfn' and sN Sh
cago sleepcrs leave On 0:i5 T.. VI. train.
0;O6 A. NJ and :s::s5 f. M-Daiy. except Sunday, TO
Pttshcld. Harlem Division.
0:i5 A. M.-Sunday only. 70 Pttsfed and the Bsrk-
shire Hills Harlem Division.
''AII. NIGHT TRAINS TO YONKEKS.
IAN night between both st and points on
Putnam Division rs Yonkers In connection with
the Elevated Road. This is the only line running all
Of N-wlork.
Wagner Palace Cars % all through trains.
Trains Illuminated with pintsch Light
Wagner Offices 1T Grand Central Station,
li3 Broadway II Park Place PSI 43 broadway: 81 East
f4'ir-st Di2 Hroadway. 233 Columbus ave. 81 West
i2jths and l3>th-s station. New York Sis and I26
Fulton st. and loo Broadway. f.. D.. Brooklyn.
baggage from hotel residence BY the West
EXpress Company
JOHN ". TOrcEY GEORGE H. DANIfls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

Antwerp sept iTAt the closing sales of wool today
40, bales wrr. offered. The attendance Of purchaser
good and there was fair degree Of animation IN the
Mddnx The opening prices even with those OF yes
terdaNs sales Among the lots disposed 0f were 2 bales
~ Ruen0s Ayres Goali5 francs ko and w bales
VI MonteNIdaO at epQlc0 fIanes per klIo.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE Sc
From Pier y. r.. foot Of Rector 81
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach. Norrsndi.
Rumson Beach. Seabrght Monmouth Beach. and Long
sd Iancn at 4'3o lo;l5 NJ 100 3i5. 500 p NJ Sun
For Elberon. Asbury Park Ocean Grove and points
p NJ ~ ~ ' W.
For Lakewood. Toms River and Barnega,. 4:so A. NJ.
Atlantic CITY vine.and and Brldgeton. 40 A. NJ
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consideration. MAY sold between

Better weather a consideration MAY sold between
IIr and Sisc CLOSED ioisc. sellers.
Provisions easier Tor ribs and pork and steady io
lard \ large demand FOR the latter product con
tnued. T., RI 81 se under Wednesday, ribs 2lgc una
lard just where did the day before Ther" W'i'
a2.Vp hogs Friday. trcrs AT
yards s. lower ... .
the puts December wheat closed NJ 49,,
"cail," 6iiac Puts" May closed Al -f's''
'call-' al 2tl,d2lnc
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR LONG BRANCH OCEAN GROVE. &c
For Red Bank Long Branch. Asbury PARK Ocean
Grove, and points south 70 Point Pleasant 20 20
go A. n. 80. $3.50. 400. H3o TO Red Rank as
80. 6:l5 p. NJ sundays stop Inter4k4- for Ash-y
Park ard Ocean Groye) 900 A. ". 400 "
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park and Ba-r.-
cat. 1870 $50 4. VI. 100 4:3O p "
80 p. NJ " 49,
For Monmouth Reach seabrigh. AMI Highland. n
Nav Nayes n6o 80 $50 NJ 1870 40 6i5 NJ sun
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Rio and conees steady but qgiet WIN RIO
S :s. '?s' so fbS bags 70 eS6 a. Ss
MsfaeaiSc ana savsnla private ate, terms
sns .rons he demand is more FOR winter wheat grades
which selling fairly a. &c 9dvsner sp5 ss ~n
business Esosrs Sains up but not ae TO do %G
SseRs 20 ntudns 500 pss s,raishis at
sna IS 2s. e Os as sls, 81 sG g t 30 s2 as
600 bbis city patents sias4 Is: 800 hs city clears
:s 'os sSs s 'f G1f S so 50
sSss cn0sS 1s sT e Tss small RE- sae Of Old s
sro nS1 a, $50 rToRFm' saiss 50 6ls
vs. Quoted nieaaSxHs soa'nsrn
es2 .,,o &c .Ss4y qu9isd Fns %5e
3.eea % 60: GO and 50 oi r, 4'qS" 100 n ECO
ton..ea meal o5oati o5: oil meal s3aior CITY feed
SaI =, r TA S : sF5sa 5DS S
less nervous up 70 midday when ,he vo:ume q
tradns dminsed consdeaby In the Afternoon oca
, : took D1od nsa a"d part o the Gn
s2sns Ssea 's az ayanc~ Of F' IN
foreirn demand fof cash wheat but in The eneagcnen,s
OF berth room 'odsys business smsun'ng 70 upward
a, Boston export end. considerirs ne sdvance
HlpnSence mpn American markets for her supplies and
entered 1Srge tn c cnaciins ramors wss drc ro
get The exact amount whicn Europe bought a, wes'
en ana . srs. AZ NewYork alone upward = 200 oi
bush ver , 1seh have been done but for me fcs hat h
wheat not obsinaoe Later cable ,",dnsf ~"ic IN
bsd the advance nigh, 20 the close. Tie realizing
g., took the edge Of! the market with
out disturbing undertone which prevailed through
Soi, tho day Cash wheat market stronger AMI moro
sc,ve SALES were FOVD bush ungrnded WINTER and
i36 900 bush ungraded spring al on prV~c terms No ?
red o,Io,ed ls.c December d an at - afrIFr
pecennte closes, 67isc No hard spring quoted .c over
Deember o aHoat. No Northern New Nrik &c
under December. AFFECT: do Duluth ir-nDef price
- .CORN-There practically no speculative interest
.hn~n today. prices simpN following
the rise IN Continued light receipts ~ chicago
but brought few buying orders There has hon
Waiting on OF bush in the interior movement ms
week At the close prices t04c net higher than
last night. higher and very dun; sales
were 500 bush corn ia store. private terms "~
bush DO at 27isc delivered: iGeoo bush 40 81 SEP,
tefnier b ah0at. l.ftD btSh y" : white, &c.
Delivered September closed A. 2Gsc. OATS Tie mar
Net for oats les active han corn 10 DAY oiA
ss,es OF futures only aegregang 1000 bush The tone
little sieadier and prices ituhc higher az the
sympathy with he improvement IN other mar
ksts There mas reduction 81 5000 bush IN tie
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Mt 81. DO 2s7 ~ at 81 60; ~ state pigs @ TO- ~ - %
nnenbock late Yesterday: - state hogs; "" To- NJ
a. *. ~ d" ,rar roughsj 90 No. - %; rough DO
$50 III nj
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f
CAST quotann were as follow; FloI vas a19 tr
uncans.a' y. srrina Th'H[ - TX W
sorn -.S2i ~ ' IS i' 49, ,z 5, ~. prn1
timothy ~eeI s. - nominal, mess pork per hh s. ga
81 so ani per loo H. - h g>5 10 'a I's e. Z:
s. Sbsrf - clean sis a6>,H 81 5oqs3 60 vhisae, dis
= s s7 e a9is94 s q, ,sn 81 % Linz. ii
&c. raw DC on he rroiucr ENehanre oy 'hg huer
see nSs i@aiec Eggs drn fresh stock l3'aal4c.
50 ' i5%s a' 3d. spring GH patents. @
&c. corn drm - = mixed, - -, oats qgie' arin.
No m 1s%y s s. ccar family S q ccar butt s.
clear back s. 75aSN Lard steady kettle lard 31ta4c;
9 9gme a ;Cn Short rib sides s5a Zoe sides
hort RIB sides 4i.c loose short Sides 32ai@oc
Butter steady Lsin l7c ono anI Whioy stesdy
l i2s nc So f 5Sis. S at 81 r.
MSaaFs Sept to- VIC fl Gfncd S ,@nF sad Ss
eo7sc cash nominal SamIlr ~ "r,6er e. 1rriye
Gia6ii.c 10 northern &C. sample harle, sir"sy No.
@a fsir <" 49,: delivered on track 324 ~
do 3ii.c Flour firm and loc lower t'r sIrlng "hea
b 2c hirher On the basis Of 81 75ds6 FOR sacked bran
Minneapolis. Sept I7.-Bul sentiment for wheat wSs
shorts decidedly The strength was iet at The
eng and over l. a S ana MAJ ars sm To- @ % o
Ding back to at 3N'sa5s'.c against 5'lsc yestel
fn 4a ana an Se%aaa Y war force from and
mes for new No yr T9rneT mi, sy Ta u np o active
YESTERDAY and s,ii at from alsc under 40 No sold
a, ,aGc under new No Northern. old No Northern
vas faker by mlers eagerly at December price Oh y"
. Northern and November traded In al A.c under
former and li,n2isc under for the latter on rach
Old 10 hard saigc. new 5ec. old No Northern ~ &C.
new 57isc: old 80 Northern 57i2c new, dc Flour -
Patents 81 2adS3 export and demand bakers - "ld
s. TO- PRODUCTION 10000 bbls. shipments - 43i hbl =
/ M,ctuns Bran In bulk. quoted at s4nSi % shorts.
81 2;G<i 30. mAdings S6as6 ~.
Philadelphia. Sept, Il Prices generally ga Zoe
higher hut demand lIeht. Whea strong. demand Fght'
c'nrac; ~hort Sepemher caa,pe2, October eaA gd4c
November G3A. dGi,. prcenher ga. ats corn strong
/ auef M m .
10 November 2IH21i2c oats quiet shade siionSr VI
. white September and October. 23zU2il1c November
.iq24i.c December. 24d2Jc Butter steady,
cry extra. Gd di.c. prints Xra. Hh"i"sae sc DO JOB
hing l9do2c. Eggs firm. demand good. Pennsylvania
nrsis Western do Ia l3ec sugars Refined ~ fair
d,manl unchanged oth"r artc's unchanged
St Louis Sept IL. Flour unchanged Bran shade
higher sacked East side 2In2Sc country points 26 "a
higher September G.f-cs December. dJsc
asked higher Septsm ier. 10 ,c bill. December.
1875 asked May. 80 oats higher, September III
asked. MAY. 1885, Pork STANDARD mess. new 81 -
oil So 07ia. Lard Prime steam. 22i.c choice. 1890
/ other articles unchanged
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BALTIMORE e. OHIO

CHICAGO. > 7. "a. and r. 10 night
TiTTSnyRG $50. sun. sun u II night
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m. p. m.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE SO 10 dining Can.
10 a m. dining CaD. >. 80 Dining Can 8 DINING
'.r L o. m u night. sunday. 10 dining carr. lilo
A. m dining carr = dining CaD Dining Car). p
II - night
NORFOLK 113O a. m. daily
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. p. m. daily.
All trains are Illuminated with Pn'sch Light.
Onlces: li3 l72 81 ~ 10 Iway 81 r l4th s.
ie7 y Very : 339 34i Fulton st. BROOKLYN; station
~, II Liberty St r. r. 4 y. J. baggage checked
Cr,r, hosI ,r residence o destination
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
AIIONS loot Of DEsBROssEs AND coprr.Avn.
SlNEETs - ~. No'sDl


i"S" FEHHs4vhT'%SF e. GnIf Il ER5.gpIt
ton cars ErF apes Dining s%9kEg ana os.s
~ cocnnau SO A. g. I nd M CsvtaDd 40
s1Syi's i2lo p NJ. S. Louis 3t r NJ, ana ro ~
200 ?: Vi. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS rxpprs.
a% %ir Ps" eSe G1s to 30 s., !, Iu -.
600 +. " d.''v WE 81 r rxpprss '' ."
2 ;arS " Chicago and Cleveland Arrives csy. n,
745 r. H. f soGFa%E K y next Gsy
ana Scnns ps s G5'' 70 Cincinnati and 81 Louis arr,.s
500 100, T.; " PACIFIC ExPhEss Pullman sl..,..
cevea9i ao escer, sa, or c5'"so daily al
70 WsA. A. AND TmE SOUTH
2Gsse; cs4 - a reror c sS g
s9"dsy $50 81? i ' s9 go cpas W. 52'
AL al rarl9r and Dining CARR 80 dining ca, II. a.
sCTTHfRX hArwHHY E z 3 ' = H. daily s,.... "
Springs or'I e i, M 1,gs, Tampa A.hs and He
AT P5, TaGD COAST AS NEo@c a.y Sleeper. t,
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express
For Sa ola T P9Ss Sleeping ana Dgns cars
sop'e 4 weekdays and with Throsss s sss5:
A ps2Sl car sy and 9.J c5s,b weekdays Through Buffet
Fer For f r.Ss M N251c ilos 100 v.vr
sias @ eS 700 ;ani.; 70" 49, 80
GO 40 SEQ ros 2 . r,H e 4 hoI:
ing Can II A. NJ. II. l. 10 3 40 AN NM NM
Cctr! 500 Dining Carr Dining can 10 pp'y,s
1915 night SUNDAYS. g u. SO 20 10 ~ ~
10 u A. NJ. > Dining Car 4 so tiJ.-frz a., 4.
Dining Carr. Dining carr 10 M ~,
Ticket Offices: Nos 423 eai 1896 1922 H., -. -.
Broadway. Aston House ard f.0- ~ Dest-o.ss. .,
Cortsndt Streets Court street seO Futon Sire. ~
BROADWAY. and BROOKLYN AnneN Station r,af ~ 80.
Street Brooklyn: station. jersey City Tho New W
Transfer Company VIII can ana check f.gr,c. ~
hotels and residences through 20 destination ~ ''a
S. VI. PROVOST p voon
General Manager General rt.s'- -.
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CENTRAL RAIL ROAD 0fNEW JERSEY
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
-Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
On and after sent : iSgG

Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
On and after Sept s 1896
Trains leave station f10t n Liberty -
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown Nauch Chu,k 4.
4:3o. T:i5, 9:i0 nl:i5 10 Easton) A. N iO i.90 III
a 30 to Easion) 80 q 30 20 Alenirvnl sunday.
40 '7:l3 10 Eastonl a. NJ. 100 $50 800
For Wilkesbarre. Piuston. and Scranton 9lO A. N
1910 $50 f:l5 =. II Sundays. $40 A. " 49,
For Readirg AT go. 500 $50 1000 II 90 A NJ i.in
80 zoo 80 90 = 80 300 p ". II - night sun
For Harrisburg at +:3o. 500 9:lo 1870 4 " i:i0
I;3o 4@O 300 % p ". 2.lj night Sundays 80
A. NJ. 90 $50 500 NJ. 70 - night
For Sunbury Lewisburg. and Wilamsp0rt a, 4.7o
A NJ. GOO 2 - -
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a ADVERTISEMENTS and slbscriptions for The Trio-
\ nr received their Uptown ONCE. No 1922 Broad
way north Of 3ls 1t. until O'Clock p M ad-
ertsements received the following branch onces al
regular office rates until o'clock p. VIZ: 234 9Th
ave cr 22i-st i52 6th-ave.. cor l2th ST. Macy s.
,th-ave and i4th- i42 Columbus near West oot
io; Wet 4oi near Gth-ave % East l4thst 257
West 42d-st 7th aud sth ayes loD East 4't-
ct 1873 ad-ave between 18th and nth SITS; lO2b 3D.
eve near Los ls-ave. near S'th St $50 3D.
a. near flst-st; 55i ID ave; 2lO Bieecker-sL $2o
3l-aye.. 2lO East 1911 st, l"Z 3D.
ave 6G2 81 ave: % Amsterdam ave- 40? West +2d- ST
Fast Gth Easi 4Sth-st.: $50 9th-ave t5l
ON ave: 1852 3'a -. 9th s. 2o' Fast s6,h-s,
coo Rroalwav: 1853 3f-ave.; 12T shave Ibis I'd
~ G,b ave- A. he Harlem Ofnces: 205i 3d-ave near
il2,h-st i56 East i25th-s,. dave 243 Wes,
,2ifh-. / bet. ard sth 320 West li5thst A,
~ R-sokvr Offices: 3o7 Futon-si.; I26 Fulton St G3
c,,,r.- 81. Is Rroadway r. d l53 Broadway. F. D.:
l5o Myrtle Broadway
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ERIE RAILROAD.

rhrough train, leave New York. foot u CHa.."', 80
n. fnlows ana uve minutes earlier fNm West - ..,ly
900 Anf H Ss' TiTh, anso nasrd , ,S..
town McadNllc and the Nest Ai''S "~
10 T. NJ Parlor - Buffalo -, ali,
,on l.. M-Vestilulod Limited fass maj PAM, -
2.UU main FOR chicago Chautallua laNr 49,,
cleveland 40 \ NJ. ChcagJ !. NJ s1es,,s
20 Chicago Cleveland and Shclnn"'" N'""'
-.oN y. M-ruralo ard Cleveland Nes"S,'sip rsi
I:SU ,re., palN arrives Buffalo y " ~.
forl : u 4 ~ jamestown 80 A. Nj ccisSs-
land i.i5 4. VI. sicepers 10 hu1a'V anu Ds,,,lt
and making direct connections ioF He"O'-
Chicago anc the - - go. >,,,~or, "a 10
nI- a. MIA Chautauqua Lake ana Nl1ha,' ~ MI.
SID naiiy solid rain 10 chicas,. Se,prfs 20 '''
faio Chicago ana Cincinnati binlhs al, AZ, u
,.,trK rTs LOCAL, TIME CARDS AND r. ~ $50
accnmmoiatons at III. 26l to and 70. "r ss,nst
10 ys,verv i66 East i23th At and 81 West
chambers and 23d ST. ferries We" o n,scn st,
i,an ana Jersey city station. Westcott Express "a
Tor and checks baggage frm hotels aud 'e'''"'''
desilnatlon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
NEW-HAvEN-FARE 81; Excursion. Sl5O.-

~ Fast steamers Pier %. r r.. Week Days 3 T.
NJ and 10 midnight Sundays. $50 A. NJ and ~ mid
nigh: arriving time for trains Merden. Hartford
Springfield and points north
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18

DAMSDELL LI\E.-Steamcrs leave Per -,
foot Frankn-st for Crsnston's West Point. Cold
Springs Cornwall. Fishkill Landing and N"wbug. week
dayq. p. sunday 1884 St y. r.. Ops a m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
NATSKILL, HUDSON AND COXSACKIE


n T. N. Saturdays ut /. Strs Baldwin & Romer.
Tor Cornwall Newburgh -Hamburgh Marlboro Milton
Hyde Park Esopus. PoughNeepsie Kingston Connecting
with T. & u. Il. r. for all points in Catsk Mountains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-18
STEAMBOATS,.

rI'ROY BOATS Saratoga or City of Troy. leaves
West 10th Street. daily. except Saturday, p. m
Connect with Delaware and Hudson and Fichburg trains
sunday touches Albany
Evening capital., 1896-03-11
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