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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

Make, closed easy l6 % points aespe Iices
with Yesterdays closing prices IranslerrloIe nceints
10 Total sales $40 700 bales New, ork eio , rain
so F,xports Continent 1911 bales "rsat pi ,cu
s43 bales saes 1871 bales spinneIS' DO hess mus
Total receipts to-day; $50.
ybs 1raek 3gs bales Exports tondaS' ore 80
IA hales Continent 1911 bales linus la ,as
GO, pr,atn 10 T4o ales: France. 700 pales %
ooi bsles. stock 1873 bales spot cotton Gun -
,o~sr. rniddlng up,ands, Sc middling Gull 49, So,
All bales including 71s bales spinning and LOW oae
contract. -, IN non hsles
liverpool canespot cotton easier; sales l0Vo00 Ssies
SPECULATION and export. 800 bales. American "VVo pa.e
receipts 900 bales: American 1000 bales middlns W
LANDS II 800 irregular. sellers at 1'4a ut
cline. closed barely steady. % 6z points net oece
January-February l0S.b February March ioiizb March
arri 4OSiYb: April-May. 4O6ish May-June. 4O'7b hu
c,st 44,1b: August-septernher 40i4b septemberocto
r. 4O b. October November 404i1b; November Decen-
her 403isb. Decemher-Janua-y 403i4b. Manchester
Yarns strong: cloths dun. ,.
-cOFFEE1,rhe market without feature. Receipts
.~e riosslv watched and pending striking change
o. ,ns direction for the part OF Tor
-, o,erstors unimporant developments likely
anr today was mostly local Rio dull at 10 100 RES
bansa quoted at 3l6 receipts 1900 bags. Cleared
g. tinted states 1000 bags: stock. DAP 90 Santos
Iol ., oSo bags; stock 343 900; market heavy at
iS Sh reis Cleared from Rio steamship Bea with
q, 900 hsge Hamburg quiet. August, 81 pigs Sepem
boz 50 10 october $3.50 Novemoer 81 70 Havre closed
irregular August and sepeoer o"'' Uranus Oo'oo7'
&c "a, November 70 June "
contracts closed quiet at Is points decline Sales were
r.(. hage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

The make, for santos coffee Iem sn So al
weak WIN RIO No ipS POO qS Ssss Bahia No SOLD Al
se and teish' s MIA coffee Was quiet steady
iCA cos: ana an 2o bae. private terms
FLOUR AND MEA me tone was following me
Decline in wheat futures ana az a e Total
w,heraTn nss including 800 bss Winter pasen new at
81. .s aiTas s5s s. IS SSPs 1
N sis bbls city S Pa ety Extra sscond l59 oss
ey mes 400 9 wv sprDg sefp 65ls
b 5GS g. H Ms. at
5 Quoted BraHdySSm1ssa 81 ~ 10 BAG MEAL:esy
quoted Fine White f 1Sg''So uo ne and 50 y AZ
go 100 n 55q57'sc rye feed oVgy' o,satsl oil meal
sS%.9y eA Si,y y tet6 j5a57c. . and
cv.Tv v-IIEAT-The wheat market was ,se nnening
dsy dsnns s ~' al the net loss Of
sasc opening s fo2ssh nssness in
Ss aTS foreign 1Fgp
S Of spring wass+ sss ss b Si The recep q
hsat az o3 ms last week and IS care last yeaL, ys
S EsP1I' sa<s ' "a heaS week s%.
South Dakota the weather wa & be- unsatisfactory.
ne xey Ite In Of buish feature 70 NE
market IN the afternoon and prices quite Sasy Wheat sei for
and this selling ~ long Tbe decline APPEARED 10
more ueT,dation Of september HOLDINGS han AWNING
5 else The fs N saes were reported OF i54ooo bush
The sales included o, sIV september snoa and
bsance spring wheat. grade not specified; on prva
,s-ns s cs- ~ ungraded red sold for local account
q, ssc aeIiyered No quoted al 4.c over Sep
,eop., " - sH,at and No hard 4l.c September
I o b afoat: September closed at 81 Nc ColtN-ihe
arlt for corn declined all day with few reactions CLOS
Ink an the lowest quotations Of the day al net loss 81
srbs nrcsk the Government monthly report
al weekly Government report
which SpEe Very favorably of the Development Of the
con IN he principal raising States and asserted
thay The early planted would generally be beyond danger
Of frSt as Tar north Iowa by September led 10 a
good deal Of liquidation. The movement Is well ma n,
aned shoueh somewhat ess this week than last but
he s,,sv a. IN excess OF the demand ana prices met
very little resistance they declined making new low
records t,,h AZ New-Yoik and Chicago. The close
stated was at the Of the day but at these figures
there was lille export inquiry. The fact that Europe
at all anxious for corn even at me current low
range OF 0uotations keen disappointment 10 many
of the holders cor export were reported Of l5G
at lac over September, o b anodt ana private
terms September closed 29c 5000 lush No corn
sold Ac over September IN store ana sVv ousa de
iivered on prtyate terms No corn IN the elevator was
quoted at 2sG2O.c .. .OATS-The market for oats wss
dscouraginsy heavy to-day notwithstanding me unIaN-
able crop reports sympa hlzng readily With the weak
ness In corn and sold off steadily al Chlcaso Lca4D
The future market was inactive. but nominally weaker
The close was at N41c net decline fIinlaLy aees'ps
vary heavy and in three days this week have IN
creased the first three days last week
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore. Aug l2-Flour dull Wheat weak. spo, and
August 1914 G6Oc: September CO.. Q6o.c. steamer No
rcd 5is q55c by sample 530b2c. 10. on grade
Isl QGlsc. stock. 1ii33oo bush. sales l=lV0. Com
2sss G,Sc: steamer mixed. 81 G25tc. southern white.
2Vc bid: &c. yellow. 2lc bid; sock GilO'o bush. sales
24isT25c. stock So bush. Rye steady. No n'aTnr,
3idSii,c. No Western. 35g&ji-c; stock 3i7'o bush
Hay firm Grain freights quiet hggs nriner. v4 zoe.
Conee dull Ike Sugar strong, granulated 81 % Other
things unchanged.
Boston Aug l2Flour quiet and unehanssd spring
patents 50 eoqs5 90 clear and sraishts g Ds$$ 90:
yellow on track 33'ac, No and steamer - oats
quiet ~ srPed rs NJ ie sp6 6ae, s s6t N wl
shin lake and rail- so So winter bran Sll4$l - mid
dngs $40 75Qsl3 90 c5ttonseed meal 81 % Pork qns
backs $9QSO: cuts SO lean ends $40 90 barrel 9,ei
De- Veal quiet: Gasc. Fresh beef quiet steers CtI
kinds sgiokc; fores sa4rc Buuer Qnet. Nori,hern
choice I3q lac other dairy llQl2c Imitation ana lt
l0Ql2c Lambs quiet: splOc. Mutton am warnings '4
&c Cheese quiet. Northern. GA4A,A.c, western '.@y -,
ahd Michigan isdi3c QUIET Yellow eyes, 81 Is
asi 80. red kidneys Siasl 10 pea flgSt $S m,du'
Northern fresh fowls l3al4c, chickens l"alsc western
ICED chickens 9f0c fowls. 9aqloc; I've ehicktns 10
10 live fowls lOc Potatoes steady 81 2oDSl - bar
pea hes a basket, 10000. Hay quiet, choice isglyc
lower grades i3Gl7c. Rye straw quiet, 10 ll. Ian
hemiOck sole. acl, hfsts. $50 i'i
seconds i7aiSc: Union sole. nsts. 25a2de Waerme9n'
l2Glsc.
Bunalo Aug I2-sprng wheat closed dun AID weais
spot &c lower. limits unbalanced. Winter WI,
weak 10 2 yellow. Soc. No a.; 29., ~ 2 corn -.
No Do. 2si.c on track NJ yeio" Z1 &c IN s.''e
store n, 8 white. @2a .2sc ~ white l7ulNc; 10 :
mixed 2oc; NJ mixed. l6sal7c On track Rye MONT
nal Flour duh unchanged Mil feed dull wenk
Chicago Aug. 1.-THE leading futures ranged as fol-
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Cash oats were weak and lower with futures closing
nonnaly Tor graded oats at 2lc for No 3 20ac No
3; &c for No white. and 24c for No white. Sales
were reported OF ungraded white
The sale at 2lsc 200 bush Of oats RYE
Market very dull. with No Western quoted al 36d36iSc
! T. .BARLEY--Market quiet at 3149324c. Z
lions given at 1Gs d1Ic.
The quotations to-day the closing prices for the prevou,
day snd closing prices for the corresponding date last
follow: N~'' 'a"'
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railroads.
pENNSYLVANIA
y RAILROAD.
5 foo, OF Desb roses and Cortisnft Sreetes
- -. -. o. 500

STATIONS FOO, Of Desbrosses and Cortland. sussts'
In Effect June p. 1886. o,...
1900 A. W. 'PfESSNsYLy&SiA LINT I d,.nnS:
on cars Ar 7i,s's Shcsss " ~ sy.sna 20
Eu M 1il5 so 80 hoa. I SEQ r. f'a;
200 +. IL CHICAGO AND ST. Louis EXPRESS =, =
Sleeping and Dining cars % - Lu,s' 80 iouis "a
y n tscsoo Z "a y n
900 6 VI %EsTERx EXrREssa .@.. c :ss n
7l p u sfss2 mEsAEf eI'
and bioinr cars to cincinnsu and 81. Louis Arrives
Cincinnati p NJ. Indianapolis 1913 p NJ, St Louis
500 VI P&ciFlc ExPREss PslsD s':. ss . Ca.
20 I r TsS connects Tor ''
WASHINGTON AND THE soTTg;o q n
Con S ali G D al raror Dining Caro- .so
sas esss seq SEQ g i DSpa Ss E r
souT aEs '' RAiLwAYL8c P'' Il daily sIs.p.r =:
spTnss Els N "SS, d.y gissDe S.~ossn'
ATAN 4ao soa sa9 aaSoa $50 S ss ssSs;
cHFsApEkKE q ONO RAILwAY.-Espres' SO p NJ
& ~, ogTS Sepn *, In Soros VIA Cap. Charles
Route : A. ~ week days and With Through sleeper.
Atiaa,c civ 50 P " Weekdays, Through Bur's
For Cape May. 100 a. N. 100 10. ard 2io p. N.
SI iSoS Gid Ia .B1 . % 'f E r.
week days sunday. stop a InterIaksn for A'surS
Park). S.l5 - a. ". 80 ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
90 100 $50 o. B3v 90 perna Limi,ed), 10 10 uin-
ing car II 4 NJ ~ /. 10 .. :. '3o. 30 (Dinins
CaO ; - Dining carr. dining can 80 s. p ~.
IL Is night sundays. n. SO. 9. . 30 10 Idmitedlf
10 II 4 " ,Dlnng carr I. 4 30 ,Dinng can oD
DINING Can. dining Car. 40 = T. NJ ilo
TlcEet Offices. Nos 43s ga 1875 1873. III and 2si
Pr,.fnav Aston House. and foot ~ pesbrosses ara
tor,tn1t Sfr@ets court street. $50 Fulton street, ~
Uroadway and BROOKLYN Annex station. foot % FUTON
stfe.t brooklyn. station. Jersey cry. The New iors
Tla..er Company VIII call for and check baggage from
hotels and residences through 10 destlnation.
n prr,O.T J. r. WOOD,
- 49, G-ne~.f Manager General Pass Agent
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ROYAL BLUE LINE

NA~fHNGTpN. - - -.
For Pm l,lepha week dasn. so 90 10 BOO n oc,
II 10 DINING tarl \ ~. 30 100 30 100 'bnr-s
Iaror Cafl 80 SO tDnlng carr 90" 30 BOD 10 %
y NJ Sundays. Z 30 oe. 10 ~ II %
Dining ,'s-l 4 Il. zoo. 400 300 DINING carr. 800
" p,lt.g,.re ana washington days. 40 siA
100 ii.a dining carr \ VI. % ~. 800 Dining
car, e ~, = N. Il - night SnniaYa 81 lu". IL 70
Dining carr a. NJ. 200. 800 d'nig Carr. o" B. M.
~ 70 night $500 -, -..,... =, ,,o, -
rterv-st iia ~ .dI. as ga. LILO lSz1 hrn@f"ays
West i25tn s'.. 81 columbus Ave New .onrs
rhe %eo YORK transfer company will cal fr and eheh
b,egasa n m hotels or residence 60 destination
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OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo Aug 12-cat,le-Receigts las; q hours LA
head total for thus far eO64 head; lor same TINE
Xes-York 1912 head On sale "a head: market opened
dull and SOW at loa5c decline from oPen.ns pFees %
weaker for common l. alr ot-. SO 75qs5 Lac sales
s. slefIs y 20 last Su 4 Sas sso had a @
week thus far 2o.s,v head. or same time last We.k
iG65 Read on ale 1920 head; market opened siT
closed g wesS' VIZ 80 g w,xa I a x 4sas M mem
heavy So 4oQs3 - roughs s. 75aS2 90 good light IS.
$ z souts ie5 hsis total nus roo h
f95 same time las week 20 20 head. nssnsn o b
including held over, market opened slow and 10
seady 9T a the ier des s E % s to cosc
81 s5a$5 IS; fair good 81 4oGS4 10. cus ad cum
:S@%c9 to fa s. 25ass IS cans g:2 e%e. s. s5
port ewes and wethers. SO 20.
Union stock Yards Chicago. Aug l2-Cattle- Receipts
Salis 81 $jass 80 caives s. 25a$5 So Texans $500
head market easy and 5aoc lower; heavy pacing ana
; e cS 0'' as SSSS V a S5%ss % 5 s5a
81 t % Choice q qs lambs g
National Stock Yards. 81. Louis. Aug r. attlemise-
S SsP;s s nssS rarF S c s'ss aa Co. 1 $
Texas steers. So og$3 30 Hogs Receipts 3 ie7 head
g @1s, gq aP Rts prices Is S aS: s % i @
s s. Baet az s ape Ffs; s.
East Liberty Aug = S., 81 @ 81 gn I5
ar 81 6og4 s5sSS o rSh a 50 neg TsaI
s sgl .'fs s.S an" cows ss~ and S sas
slow; prime light 50 5)Q:3 - mediums 81 47Vft 3p
Unchanged; prime So 50aS3 90 sood 50 2jqS3 40
81 5o 81: common s2aS2 5o culs 75casI lambs choice
scaS25. heavy and thin calves s5aS4 roo 1901,
market strong closed light and pigs 3gs3 49, ne
dium 81 o5as3 90. heavy. 81 9oq$3- caule-Reeep,,s
FAIR fgo to good s. i5ds cows ana hers ess 8 a
5 far I. 70 goo e 5a ss$a sa AID 81 ws1 81
calves s5as7. sheep-Recepts. $40 head. market e'uy.
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Railroads.
N~NNN~N>oo~NN||v~ ~ a,'<s"~|>r~">~
AmExscA's oRGArEsT RsILRoAu.
NETWORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER R. r.
E. HUDSON RIVER R. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION 42D STREET.
'''o tal II; TfhonsSSg Islands and Montreal
a. M rdS the sU %o2d stops a, Albany Gca
t AM k9Ssfser P This train is mei to
o:3O a Mwpsi,S' Fast Mail for Poughkeepse Al
bany Utica, Syracuse. Rochester, Buffalo Niagara
9.4O A. M~Except Sunday. For Caisk Mountains.
Saratoga. Lake George, Green Mountains ana Mon
1890 A. M.-Except Sunday Day Express For ca,skin
Mountains Richfeld Springs and all important New
100 p M~Daiiy. Southwestern Limited. For coum-
bus Cincinnati Ind.anapos ana ~. isu'S es
100 p. MDsy Chicago Special for Detroit csy .
Albany Schenectady. Utica, Syracuse. Rochester
$40 MsagatQsa Lake George and c%;s S Bn Mo A
s lis h nne drS Saiqr.T room E" Cars
$3.50 p M.Excep, sunday West Point P9osskeep'e'
$3.50 p M-Daiiy North shore Limited. Due Detroit
$50 a. m, Chicago i3o p m stops at Albany
600 M6y Rs R As7y Toa T Tosdo Si5s
60, c4oag Cincinnati r s. k kSis Troy Adirondack
Lake lake Placid. Lake George Lake champ'a'n
1.oo 1bay Albany TOY r.c9 Aa 45oa Ss
Islands and Montreal Friday only, sleeping car 70
land. Indanapolis. st, Louis Chicago. stops at
900 A'S car @' seepag
only for points Fall Brook Railway VIA Lyons
on5 p Mbaiy For Syracuse oswesS wa,e t5I1
Cape Vincent Oglensbure. Buffalo. NIAGARA r". -
Cleveland. Toledo Chicago; except Saidtn'9i,y, '''
the Aulurn Road sundays only Gloys,s, ,r1i1c,pal
1910 NIGHr-Theatre train for Chicaso ana prImcpa
poi--- Oh N-w-York Central every n shI ,,',.,Pe
sunday night. sunday nights. GoNersNiie ana IN
lagO llespers lenye 9:l5 =. NJ Uali- -. .,
a NJ ,.5 p M.-bdiy except SuHu"S ~
pitfsfed. via Harlem Division -. po-L
O:15 \. M.-Sunday only. TO PIisle4l A4lu "i7 D'"
'nE gl n' Sroa NJ Ha TkGrI R' f6 'YoxKrps
AN nigat trains between i55th-s ana FONTS on
Putnam Division YonHers in CONNECTION vi
The Elevated Road. THIS Is The only line running az
night trains out Of New-lCrk.
Wagner Palace Cars ah through trans
Trains Illuminated with lntsct bight. 80 800 r...,.,
Tickets ana Wagner Offices A. G,s"5 Central a.
i.-n-st gf2 Broadway. 10 Columbus ave "l 49,
25ff-st and i3~th-st station. New 'hs ana 80
F,.lror- - and lO6 Broadway T. D.. fro' kl}n. W.
Baggage checked from hotel or residence by the "eS
c0tf Express Company. -...,. - ,.>-rrrc
TOIF% NJ. TDTtEl. GEORGE - DNNit..i-'..
Manager. General lArsFli--i -N-'''-
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Lay, HeW-I ~, % Z Fl ~ 7''''
piTrSnf RG. 10 sun. sun. Il 10 night
ciNCINNArf 81 L9Ii. 70 M . ?. ,m1,,,,,v c,o
II 70 a. M dining Can. = 800 dining car ,piin,i13{
csr Il m II t. night. Sun.ay 10 ItnhS car. II -
A ~ dining Car. dining carr 3 di"ins carr ,.
m. II IS night 49,.
;,r.,H 0I;IrANS Through seap-r. p. m. daily
Al ,rairs arc Illuminated with piatsch Liant $500 .
0fices 49, ~ 26l. 4i3, 40 bMayb 81 r. lfth -,
-. og Iibe-ty s., = r. Z of y. j. Baggage checked
,~or, hotel ar residence to destination.
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ALL RAIL ROUTE.

FOR long pR ANCH OCEAN GROVE. ~.
r-r Rei Bank Lns Branch Ashury Park oeesa
C-..a ana r..rfa s.nfh Point Pleasant N. $50.
10 qn o. 20 ( NJ n - Saturday, only -, 2io $3.50.
49,. lt.l o. H,I n1nN. 80 $50 IS 800 sa'urnsye
l...v f1 Aefurr Park ans ocean Grovel + VI SUNDAYS
M % - llt.rlk.r for Asbury Park and Ocean orovs)s
ret.v = r ~ river Parnegs, Park and Barns.
e. go \ NJ. I - 4,p 7 ". ..
rr Atlantic city. Nneard and Briige'on. 80 A. No
i30 r. .,. -, ,,,u,,.... n
Na,esfnt Gao 10 ~ 20 " 30. AS. o:io p. Ne
"a.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
fAnthracite coal u-ei eNcluslNeiyD
-Four Tracks \ itomafic Block Signals
on a~c after June y, 1886.

-Four Tracks a TOMATO block signaI~
after June p, 1896
Trains leave tati0n foot n Liberty - .
For Faston. Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunf 1o1
l3O 10 $50 Gi.-5 Eastonl A. NJ. lio 30 SIS
a. r-94ton, : Allentown. y. VI. sundays
490 = rs 20 I,aston) 4 NJ. iro. $3.50. 800 p ~ q,
For Wfkesbarre Pttsfon and scranton. BIO A. Ne
i:i0 l.3O AIS NJ sundays 80 A. NJ . "a.
For Reading 80 so 9.lo. 1000 II 20 ". I.iNs
no 90 4..o 500 5.t5 400 p NJ. II Is nsht sun
DAYS 20 4. N 90 20 30 go p ~ IL 10 n,sn e
f.30 l.2D 500 : - = VI. Il Is night Sundays. <0
4 " 20 $50 G % NJ. IL ~ night IA a.
Tor gunbury Lewisburg and Willamsporf. al 10 e.S
ni0 A. 81. liO / 30 300 p. " Sundays <:so A. Ne
4
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IFHICH VALlEYRAILROAD

stntIon. foot al IortInndt q nd De- brosses ste,
$40 4. ". dali sunday. 10 A. NJ Tor MACct
CHUNK ana intermediate sistfs ..-,.. ,o,x,,v.
six A VI dlny for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES.
TER B,-FFAIO NIAGARA FALLS susPENsioN
pfDGF ana ,he West pal local points dining.
csr a. sspcnsisn Bridge Pullman Nestbuls Sleeper 70
Loo I, VI daily eScep, Sunday for MArcu
cIi NK am intermediate points Connections for hsaa~
Ing anl Iiarrisours - g.,
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mr. LACKAWANNA AND WEsIERN X. X;
st9tions in Ncw-Nors. foot of Barclay ana
S't'" Christopher streets. ....
yEsTIBULED TRIMS: ~ LhM,AS b'rfhi

,,t~o,, rot,.e a. NEWARK. BbDOMfiE1L' MONT LAM
=" THE ORANGES Summit. Barnardsvile. Bashns
riire Mad s1n. NorrstOvn. Passac, iatclssn bon
T,tE H0pNTCONG Hackettst lwn. HOLLY )
I1rNTATN Washington. PHlLIlPSBJR' EAsIoN
~ ATI,R GAP. SrROrDSBi re-. Iocnno Mountains
eTPANTON pITTSTON. WlbkESBARRE. NANll-
COKE DANVuLE: NORTH MInRrANP. W, VI Mt
,-ie UTICA RlCHFIELD SPRINGS Cortlsnd
sYPACf. ST OSWEGO ITHACA. OWEGo. ElMlkA
COHNfNG BATH DANsNllI.E. BlfFAln and ali
no,rts VEST NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
500 a. MEBINGHAMTON MAIL. stops at principal
10 ~ a hM-fcafe CaD BUFFALO. SCRANTON. RlNG
r 1A4' and oswEGo ExPREss Pullman Buast Iar-
lar cars connect Buffalo with train for Chicago
100 aii ryyi""' sI carr SCRANTON. wlLKEsBARRE
i-' nd rfNIRA EXPKESS. Pullman BUFFET Parlor Cars
400 s. SCRANTON WIT.kESHARRL ana fIlM-
- Oi-TIl Elk IillSS Pullman Buffet PaTior car
10 II FHNND.-Bunalp N'stipuied Limited LNprrss
''"V fd- ScRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMltA, HtF-
rAT0 Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connects at
i,'rn 40 With train Tor Chicago and = nis vest
q IN !, N Glailv. -BUFFATo. SCRANTON, BINGHAM
'"0 ToT ITHACA R,CHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE
and oSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman Buffet seepers
T-Ie'Krrs k%D PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. a
PAX Place i29 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations 9ss
t'h-aNc.. l2fh 81. West l-'ih 81
as5 33S and 72i Futons and
loo Broadway Brooklyn. Time tables sivins ful 'nfo'-
nation all stat.ons. ..,,...,, ,,, .,, 10 49,,
WTSTCOTr EXPRESS COMPANY VII oau ,or ana
hotel residence 70 destlratioh
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~. Fri 'AcK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

arrive. Buffalo 10 + ~ Through 10 Rochester, Pubs
.. V.e,inuiel Day coaches and Paror-Car. Dininfs
car s.rpire M,as Ia carte. .
t2,iO T. VI daily. except sunday for ]. u
r,,--fi1n gnd intermediate points. -.
40 y. ". dsuv. except sunday fr !. n n .uncss
ora An An, ermeslae sfatlDnF char-cars 70 Wukesosr
40 r. VI. ,srnfay- only. for MAueh Chunk snA
ys1,.fon and all int mediate stations - ......
r-pS ,nt rrrrirai intermediate stations. Pullman buhee
- "a :, Nlikesharre. connecting for PotffiIe
5,I5 y. VI. daily. flr Easnn ana intermsias ~
,tons On l..car 90 Easfcn .... ..,,
..,o !, VI daily ~ BUFFALO. NIAGARA rkLLS
eng Mi p..nrs West pullman S'e.per Nesto1sd Irs!n
a. chicago Sleeper o. blnao ana loluhto. Son~
r.cfl.rs for ReaiiIg ana Harrisburg .,.,. ,>,r,~.
aOO u. VI daily Or lIHA' A. ytNENs a. IN .ns,nsy,<
TIN pf'FFATD NIAGARA FALLS. ana al points
W. pullman sleeper 90 'hicago and bsnho Chn-
II 40 - VI. aaiy. except sunday. for EAsroS Ana
"Alsonal local trains daily except sunday f9r bovNn
RIOOk ard inteun'eia,e l'nis, an as '''o"'' ''
Tickets and Pullman az 80 ,s5,ss
.,t 22s Roadway 81 East IAN ST. ID" EAt LON r.s
90 poW.-, y Y Fulton 50 Court st. W broed>
wsv ana brooklyn Annex BROOKLYN .
York Transfer Company VII cali t.f an' cn~eS
bagcas. from residence through 10 de'union
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL
" ROAD

SUMMER TIMETABLE
For Rcd BAN. Long Branch Ele'ro Do 0cesn 1o'e'
Trains leave foot Liberty street. go - 10. % VI s
81 90 le,tu~d4Ns on'v. 100 - - y 80. 40
:. 90 nd Rank "nv, - a. 80 6 IS so, 2. VI .sat-
u-ays only 10 Ocsln Grove and Asbury P"rn Sundays
.9i5 4 VI 30 400 = VI. ,... e,......
Ta1s leave oo, cor,an9t an. 1 20 s.ri,vs on
. 90 81 10 q 90 except Red Bank 4 90 SO. 100
p N sundays IS 80 i5 A NJ. so p NJ 49,,
sunday trains stop at Ocean Grove ana Asou'y
Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13
ERIE RAILROAD.

.h trains leave Nc~-Nork loot o. 'hamners @s
A. ana ave minutes earlier rom Wee -'a-s
- - .-.IIu.HN lay 80 Al-f lul Naserly
.,.n.,rf.n EIn..ra. Hlrti1 bradford. James
t..r N.af,il.e and the West Arrive huralo
~, n ~ Iallof car - Buialo.
4, M-NssiIhuIed Limited fasi mail Daily. solid
-, Ia sor Inicaa . Via F1aufaglus Lake. afrlese
er,eitrA 40 A NJ. Chio.ey0 5 T. ~ slsep<rs
=, t'nt.asa. cleveland and Cincinnati Dining
car
ssr Daily arrives Hurala rs A ~ Rrad-
foII ~ A Jamestown : IS A NJ Cie,e-
lana Is d. N Sisr.e.s % raral1 and cisNe-
land making tle.f ernnecfious for Detrnil
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IH.. II N.Ir fN lhl..-1 s.etlers 10 Buff
ft. N... nn'fH Car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

l,UKETs I.Il. rlNE CARTS AND PULLMAN
1 a...fm.... eI lii -ai. iol sn4 a55 Broaaway,
rs n.nsfs. 1873 .isf t-aif..t anl A. Wesi i2sth-ei
cfaai.ls .ad Wet 23i fsssies Ne~.yofk, ia ara
~ ton.st.. To- Aoaiwag, hfooASas 40 Hudson.st
lfrh1.en and Jersey city station Westcott Fxnreus
ea Tor and checks bas<Ass fsSm hotels rssaspsss
40 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-08-13

Receipts CT breadstus points In thousands
bushels, a 3 follows: "N'''
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11

your employees. and to that must be at
trlbuted much of your success in economy
OF management.
i consider you are behind US in block
systems, as you leave too much to human
nature instead of mechanical device, and
then do not follow our rule of having a
certain factor of safety in insisting upon
having train alter leaving block travel
certain distance before another can enter
1t. We have by that means double
check.
CAS- regards comparison of engines,
distinctly hold that ours are superior in
finish and durability. You certainly
develop extraordinary power, but we are
limited to size, having to build locomo-
tives two feet lower and of considerable
less width, on account of tunnels. We
have to get a maximum of power into q
minimum of space.
"By the way, you have the advantage
OF having far better malleable iron than
we. Your large stations are exceedingly
fine and we'll arranged, but your way
stations wonld not satisfy the require
ments OF our public. Taking your systems
as whole, they are marvellous exam pies
of energy, ingenuity and ability"
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-11
TWO IOWA BANKS ran.
In One Case the Deposfors viii Lose
HeaEiiy. and in the Other They win
Be Paid in Full

SIOUX CITY, Iowa, Nov. iO.-The Iowa
Savings Bank failed to-day, posting q no.
tice on its door this morning that it had
suspended payment. Fri Richardson was
president; George w. Wakefield, vice.
president, and f. B. Hutchins, cashier of
the institution. A statement this morn
ing showed assets in loans and discounts,
$4,000; cash, $617; liabilities, due depos-
itors. $122, 900; capital stock, $250,O0O. The
bank also had nominal surplus of $780,
Ooo. Inability to realize on assets except
at great sacrifice caused the failure. The
depositors will be paid in full and the
capital will be saved in part.
DEBORAH, Iowa, Nov. 10.-The First
National Bank of this city failed to open
Its doors this morning as a result OF a spe-
clal examination by order of the Compt-
roller of the Currency. Bank Examiner
Stone is in charge pending the appoint
ment of receiver. The bank had suffered
a run for some weeks and was unable to