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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22

steady. SIG asked Frcghts steady Unchanged Cotton
firm. mddiu6. s.c. Provisions higher; mess pork 81 5o
bulk shoulders short rib sides and clear sides Cic
cured shoulders. nc; hams small. He large
iOiac Lard. refined. 7c Butter easy; fancy ereinei.
- ladle fl6c; store packed, ?pllc. Coffee dun
s. ~. tornmem quiet. IOUI2 bag. II IVdN 40 DDl
corn steady. steamer yellow track. 3.gJIlsc steamer
. clipped 2Gl.c. No white DC No 3 white. 2JI2c. Mill
feed quiet spring bran ship. sl2 5nSl3 winter bran
Sl8 T-0Sl4. middlings s3Is5. Cotonseed meal 81 10
Pom. nm baoka. ia BE. he lean ends he Bar
rol b,~:. SsuSl1 Lard quiet 1T disc Hams. "istpisc
I.ncon SGlnc Lambs quiet sac. Mutton and year
5lf1.c. kinds. GisNoc fcrcs. injc. Cheese steady
Northern oho.ce I,Glolsc Western 9Glc. Butter
quiet. choice Northern creamery 2'p2Gc western pa
- mitation lsc. ladies' l.fl1c Vermont dairy 2DN2i
Eggs gu,t. nenrty 2.c. Eastern. 2c Deans quiet pea
3D -: mediums 81 25NSl 30 red kidneys. 81 500
81 10 yellow eyas - i5aSl 30 Poultry quiet steady
chocc turkeys. Western. i3ulic. chickens Northern
choice iGqIec. Western i2Glic fowls; Northern i3p
ia. Western iOIl2c geese "a iOc ducks, l2H14c Po-
-r white 25u2Oc. Jersey double head sweets s5f
" ~ Apes quiet. choice eating, 81 5'ns3 90: BadYlns
{. nas. fancy 81 - Greetings. $2uS2 20 Cranberrie
onions 81 - Dbl Turlips - per bbl squash
Sfs0sf5 ton Cabhages. I5c per Dbl Hay quiet choice
size ~ 30. lower grades sl3nsis Rye straw steady et
$40 5lfS2o
i.ur.lo Jan 2l.-Sprlng closed firm. No hard
nll 7,r DO new G,isc: No | Northern. tt1c; No 40.
&c Winter wheat closed lrm unchange.. .orh coss.'
lnl 9Oyc 80 corn 3Oft30isc. oats closed lower No
. vt,tr &.i,c. NJ white. 22sc: No mixed. 2lc on
track BAILEY quiet arm. unchanged rye dui., No .
tir asked In store. FourIn better demand hrin I'M
rh,nrcl MN feed steady. unchanged.
,.r,,.y. Ian 1.-THE LEADING futures ranged ms ioi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

rtver,ool Ian 2I-3.i5 d. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
Arm nj 75s prime firm at SIS ID Pork-frims a.
Western fine firm SIS Cd: do. medium nfn AT US w.
am.-Short about IA to 10 III. arm at as ga
Cumberland about ~ TO 10 10 hrm AZ pc ,"r, cIsar
,h .ho,, ~ N, Arm at Cd: long and snort ciear
mides about ~ No. firm at 2ss 81 long ana sho,s , 70
midiics about 50 NJ nrm ut 2Is I'd shoulders apou, -
~ ~ m Grr AT 27s Lard-Prime western spot s,eauy
m eos o. Cheese-American finest wns ana voo,e
g. q, ,Ga TeIlcw--Prime city dull, at us cotohsee'
ouIiycrpoo refined steady at lis sd Spirits OF t"r
~ o. wneat-No red winter. nrm at hs Sd 40 Worth
crn sprlng nrn SIS Gied Tlour-st Louis fancy winter
en- ~ -s III t,rn-Nxed Western. spot. new firm at Is
r,d. January dull Is eid FEBRUARY dull AZ IS ND
Hops at IL iioa PACING Coast STEADY al 4oc'os'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22

1Aiougn Trans leave lvlA I.aulyegs-st.
as follows. aud i've minutes earlier West I'D ST.:
O.ll. \. "a. -Nesuouled Express Daily FOR Waverly
C'OO Bin5hamton i;lnira, Buffalo. bradford james
town, Neadville and the West. Paslos car 70
Buffalo.
2O sso ya LIMITED a Psy . Ss
7:i0 4. NJ. Chicago 5:35 7. NJ. Sleepeis 10 Chi.
cage, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
~.c0 4. M.-Bunao vestlbuled Express DAILY. arrives
('CO Buffalo I 30 \. NJ. making direct connections
for Detroit Chicago and the West! u.r
8:45 BAN sa s to h ksss apa % &
faio. Chicago and Cincinnati Dining cas-;
TICKETS, LOCAL. TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
/ Accommodations at III a6i. 4ol and -: Bfo.dway
1856 East l25,h-st. Chambers and West 23ds ferries
Newiok od Broadway and ys5 rul,en,s n,SSyn ,,s
Trnnsfer Company calls for and checks baggage from
hotels and residences to destination
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RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

- xGA4AxOOAOs
Stations foot of Desbrosses and coltlandt Streets
G 1890 # fnSSsSISSSa Rssips
Con Sleeping Dining SMOKING AND 1S'e SIS
N: l;sna,i GO ~ ndsnaD0Ii' SEQ 100 A S.,. ~
acc ASD LOUIS IS s ss;.
os$ II SSs4GSs Has$nHssss~.s s..::
NJ =; s:,:
Srses t ane Ss"S is'' NJ To- nanapo:
500 :us PA III 'fsSla %Ssnaf G..
70 pittsburg: Connects for Chicago daily and c'evs'
. 40 WsSsSaISSTSx AND r Z s Y H. ga.
gH s ss ssSdas n s c' 5o P9Hf e1
ns Carl % h n@t ta and Rnass
auFasta St h Ausasns and TAMPA 'aS
Springer T. ns aay I Sleeper.
A. !1ss enc so a. husas1a. S ';s ~
snse e' ssFP' da yof sleepe4s
cHEsAFE&KE OHIO RAILwAy. Express sD 500 p NJ
rS daily y oiAr oMFo 9d a Dn3 Nsoox via
Charles Route, A.; NJ. week days. and with Through
As s1ssSsi cT SHi S A. weekdays Through Buffet
roa arl CAFE ffF S nHf pfy oo SGs' weekdays
'E s pr 70 A NJ H 4S S'fan anG t'a
Park. 't' ! ron II s sih i hrnA - =. ,,,,.
lns CARP. 4 4: ~: r. 2lo 3 $50 ~ az fp'nMas
1915 night spdays 8s 30 900 80 30 dAm T.,n.
TO- IL. A NJ. Dining Carr, 3 90 4. 10. 43o tDinn8
Carp, 3 Dining Carr. dining Carr. 7.+o s. p. H..
IL 10 night. ~.
Ticket othces Nos 49, 944 1885, l.32? III and 16i
Broadway As,or House. and foot OF Desbrosses ane
soc Fs..-' street "
Broadway and brooklyn Station. foo. .. F4.:oc
Street, Brooklyn; Station. Jersey city The New torx
Transfer Company VIII call FOR and check baggage from
hotels cnd residences through TO destination
q. NJ. PROVOST, J. H. WOOD,
" General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nrw-lo,h. Janray u iN'D,
v.st ~. ,,ia,h,ar,r and - cars o.: cNr r. ANA a. a.
M r ' 1 'aS S" per ~ Nc .5e., . ~, s az
. iVg ,."s :, ,a,sie ref II rpcn 325 head Or
-.. .. 9' s -S,cp to- d ~. ana 300 Ss, ,
",- Of, 1 ,SAs l oa y ~ saar,es Of fr Ea.,9,
mfany and 90 quarter, m u II snerman ana . me-
i.rsnanc vii. cari, ~ quarters fof E"s'""n' ''"'
c3vrs- necep % Acad and Glly loo bead ,, %S5e
er. ovt ,G a., si.as2 yer 10, ~ fei .al's.
r.m a'' ~. or~rci Dressed calves tring H ,i
i.s, ana -ellnr 7nio i1r en-; dressed IN.
ana ~ a. e'.c for fr'sh nearn -'o,"' ,i calt,s
':'' 90. i,ll '' 4 Hollis: >. ,eal.. i2 H. a,e,5r a,
s. . pc' d. ~ H. a, eal,e, 23S H. al,
: sanders. % harvard c.lx", 80 81 lp a. g
siiirr AND I:tMiS gt f ~ mehcfs ds- and
!. . rr ~ market, making. with a. c,fs r',. eSrf
arls s.D~ aal qu.1y ln. lamb. Adj At So
;, 80 per 10" No. Az, ,h.l n, ar s. s % AMI n
bunch n So r,,'p no l.ad nea, ma
@ asa 20 yso ana r na,' De ne, i' c ~ h,nl~ NAN
hra,, anis anl shippers ~. %. ,sa nreng from
he at w,shs a" not n In mutton M va" 6acd a,
5osc choice corclsse, gong , '~ MAINE r ~ 7S'.
Iants 'oia a. ihe rang ot 1872 Michis@a lambs 81 ~
1ear $ = per loc NJ ~, ~ DO y II, al :" st52. iG,
Western sheep II. H. at - p, a., 49, ~ o., :, g.. b.
I72 ao 10 n ~ - ~ i3 Indiana 49, ~ ~" III - w. -
d. ~ H. ~ - 20. - 3d. - w. ~ - ~ qh,
Newton g. 'l.: - ONO lr'n'f - Iu' ~ - cs n,
sheep ~ n. at -. 100 Nnfh-h s"''P ""' ''
M - - , . - -. ,t. ohio
Sanders. :2' stat" l!in,~ - 10. .i.n -, II, M
do - ~ 81 -. d.. - To. Al - s'''F' V ' "
g. - ,,. ~, ~ =, "a - -
j. H. Wlilcrson. ~ indiana N'lnf' - IT, III = 49,
Indiana sheep iui ~. az - It" o., q, , - 81. ,ps t.
~ Warrington. -. state lambs ~ ~ nj, =" =" ',,.t
- u. - .: y. ~ ono g., - 81 , f,,t. ~, n,
sI,,p gG n, M - - - Ohio s"'rP anu .'"''' wv -"
M 81, 49, - IN. 81
g pnlenrach: iiS STATE lambs - ID At - w. -
state sheep L, ri - - go ,-.,,.. hon -
= rndi A co. late yesterday: lio hentu'hF Sh''P -
n, at 81 o., . ,,, 49,, o,r. ,,
noe y Receipts were y crfs 81 @t@ head. "x} ,,
head reported sale. Market n'ninHlt H' y" go H.
- a. par 100 Y, '"dh'tF "'H'' INV 90
for extreme weights
OTHER MARKETS lN Thif'H'"Tl.
p,, -, -, cattle Receipts Lat - hours. 1iG head
,a o., S.t bu. fsr . 81 head. for the same tim. lat
n'h i,' w,'h % ' "rsir.l through head. New
- 20 baI' an sa. 2i2 head. market oene'i steady
~ ~ 80 49, All faf handy butchers. with cows ana
ipt h"i @ .se1 steady prime heavy steers. - 10
,ioh we "n "a IN. a no. light butchers. 81 5on
Hfi ~ k"h 10 tl,ht stockcrs 81 2ili 81 40:
~ 80. hlN'i - '' 90 ,f, x nrimr >i4 ~ Hog
ycals dui ght Ip - cso f@,i total f,r thus far.
Receipts nst y h.urs nrc i,st week. ~ head;
-n-f" n,nI, ,"' "5n head To- New York. 1850 head on
slg"'d n ,no,kaf onened steady hat irned up
atr ana ,ued sc higher r6r light grades Closed strong
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RAILROADS.
'AAcRic as GREATEST NsyiRoAr..
NEIWY YORK
CENTRAL
~ uiincou cvcp
l. HUDSON RIVER r. r.

s.u From Grand Central Station. AID Street.
$3.50 a. M.-Exctpt sunday. Empire State Express
Syracuse and Rochester. Due Buffalo 4:i5 p. M.
o,,o Niagaro Falls 30 p n M ~, pr,v..,. A..
9any: Utica. Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1880 A. M.-Except sunday. Day Express For all I'M
,.,o portant New York State points; o.,
bus. Cincinnati. Indianapolis and s. Louis stops
ct Poughkeepsie. Albany. Utica. Syracuse. Roches-
100 r M.Daly. Chicago Special for Detroit. ceye-
land Toledo and Chicago Stops Mt rougnke ..S
$3.50 p M.-Except Sunday. West Point POughkeepsis.
$3.50 ?, M.-DaiIy North Shore Limited Due Detroit
~ - a. m. Chicago 43o .. M stops at Albany
GOO 5s5s For albany Trsy Usa AarS"
Niagara Falls Cleveland. Toledo. Detroit. Chi
0:2o p M-DaiIy Fer o. Troy Saratoga. Burlington.
~ Pla,tsburg St. Abans and Montreal.
RIO r. MDally. For Buffalo NIAGARA Fa'ls ,o SsV =,
nam Poughkeepsle, Albany and Utica.
' p6H. CO c'T Fa BseE RaS way
'' h RI Vulgar. e'r Ss
Tq beao, chsego and except Saturday for Cape
1910 NIGrTSsa,rs trail" Tor and principal
Sunday or night sunday nshts Albany and
oos e'Sf' an lax p Mpay a e.cep. Sunday
OIL" 4 M;nsunday only to plttsneld and ths Berk'
'. A MI, N RI f HRAnI RiE 70 03oNNrRs
Putnam trains run bewssn ins'st co ane with
Ecvd,ei ' Road II e aSe only line All
T Tsf n1Ss an r nTo%sA tEfn'
- roaa%"S a Park P"es 2sl tis
s, and ssis.t station - NoTYoTS 1893 and rs Fulton
a ana c o d. raSSene. BY the
General Manager General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
THE STATE or TRADE.

baltimore Jan. 2I.-Flour unchanged; sales 700 bills
Wheat firm No red spot and January. C9.n~osc; May
sac9Hc Southern by sample IOpIlc do on grade: %
G7Oc: stock. 255 300 bush sales S3Vn bush. torn
steady mixed spot January. Sjis@3ohc, February
39.a33'.c March, 33isn33Sc: May 35i.QL,sc; steamer
mixed 32G32hc Southern white corn. 3.isQS3iac do
yellow a:i<l34c. stock. 300 200 bush sales I! ooo bush;
oats steidy. No /: white Western. 2im2iisc No mixed
do 23c asked stock, 1871 700 bush Rye rner No = 4or
nearby. i1h42, Western: stock. 1Oi.on BUSH iias
Boston Jan 21-Flour quiet. firm, patents. 81 coo
81 80 winter clear patents - pGS4 90 Minnesota cer
s3dsJ 70: clear and ftra-hts 81 10
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Gteamb1a(s.

II OSTON AND NEW-ENGLAND POINTS
~ VIA SOUND LINES. WEEK DAYS OSLi
FALL RIVER LINE. via Newport and Fail River, from
Pier IS \. r., foot Of Murray-st.. at r., N.
sTONINGT'ON LINE, via S'onlngton. from New Pics
&c. N. r.. one block above Caaast; at 600 L. n.
NORWICH LINE. via New-L ndor. from Pier No. -. r.
next Desbrosses-st.. at 80 +. NJ.
NJ EW-HAVEN-FARE. 81: EXCURSION. Sl.5N-
~ Steamer RICHARD PECK leaves PIER % F. r..
Meriden Hartford. Springfield. &C. Freight steamss
leaves 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
BALTIMORE g. CHIC RAILROAD.

liuitimore Washington. Chicago, CinclhnatAs
81. LOnis and nii rotnts West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL rRAiNS -
Leave New-Yor FOO, OF idbery;st dry sos SacA a
"a trn Ills night. CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. 10 q
M coo D. ~ WASHINGTON. BALTiMoRE; a. M
w. snn 10 A. M. Dining Car II 80 a. m Dining Car
$50 D. m e SO ex sun: Dining Carr 500 p IN
leon n IN Dining Carr l2:l5 night
Norfolk, IL 80 a. daily - -,,..
ss Ding Car $50 ex. Sun. ?;3o D. m SUN
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch light , .,
East i4th ST. i27 Bowery. N y ga Fulton S.; Brook
New. York Transfer Company VIII call Tor and checs
baggage from hotel or residence 70 deslination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22

cash quoo"s we Ts as mSq lo~s l No spring
Wheat n39c ~ Ted T S:r STe jsc NJ 10 barr
sy s6asc ~ aSseed g.2e PRIME ann Ser sey s
@ E per G@ s se 2d@s .s 5 ds ss g. dry
sntcd shoulders gxed 81 ''Gs, secr I'm s hrd goods
r eal 81 - sugars loaf s. - sranu 9ted' 80 II
a"asn M prI Isr EsSehanse the butter market wa,
r,b rvtra creamery. ioc: fists. lI9lsc; seconds Nu
cinrinnat Jan 2iFlour active winter patents 81 soS'
81 * spring patents. 81 iopS3 Io re houI E ss
g 4sS2 q" rack g"' sc corn quiet, steady easier 10
missed IL White X F S6 29c Oats quiet steady 30
missed 3 No White ~ 2lhg Scar No re.s 's SCI IS family
~ ~ Lard nrm steam leaf 6'ac: kettle e,sc. prime
am sals 90 Bacon o s'.S" s6or, clear sides Dry
s, nts arm active loose shoulders 4ae loose ,h9r.
re 's asS quiet unchanged Whiskey quiet; steady
saies 800 bbis nj 81 - o.,.. Inn,
a Subsequently, and advanced We above .ns and
su q M,nd.y So~Sn '"s a rS opSncS at cisc
Gisc fe back Gle and c.o'ei al pc ss bns in
End nsSS, sc and @n ar Ns NerthSn c North
ern Ms~g0I har SSl,v in far demand and steady No
= ssc Rye nrm wared supply moderate n sGyanc en-
sns confined supplying current wants waC n,o a9
1odrr1, e. 10 for sacked bran and standard mid
Minneapolis Jan 2iMay wheat was relatively Mass Iss
opened 's loss q e F c"sn s'' at p sac and
in cash wheat here was e Sn tone 70 IA" n"
| -. ,ast,rd
'N in, T., The price futures; No Northern so9 IA,
=. "nh 80 2 a, 52c track: No haru, 'oc' 40
%"rhern 55lc 40 Northern 80 SjG% n was
~ % n s9f 10 patents; 81 !3riSZ 90 iot niheis
anu ,.stn rs o. ~ bbls shipments 3'oos nos MN stun
py rnn here quoted 81 %. shorts Zoe under o""'
r,,,,d,l,hia Jan 2l.-Flour-I'rces generally shade
"a, myers however. unwilling 10 pay any pro,e
, and trade very quiet. Wheat Market irregular ou'
nrin. nuctuations within narrow limits and shmW no I'm I'm
poranf change Contract wheat January coHosac, ep
uarv Cqi fiGglsc: March. ,O.11o,ac April .SW asc
steady but no trading IN opiohs' an
rnen demand continued light Local carios declined ,, ss
,,' more liberal offerings No mixed January 3o,i
Ss,s February. ssAgsssc March $ssg$ssSs ApI ,n,
- IA, Oats-Market for carots ruled steady under
m tsrate offerings but demand light Futures shade
s,roncer but ltte opposition to trade No white. jan
a and February 2Ilsa20c; March. 25&25lic April
W 25isc Butter dull and lie lower; creamery eSua
~. nrnts extra wholesale. zoe; do Jcbbng 2l42ic
Eg, ouei and steady: Western hrsts, lsc Sugars-Re
aned In fair ana unchanged Other articles I'M
changed
st Louis Jan 2i-Flour unchanged Wheat lower
January 57sc May, sli.c; July ioi2c Corn quiet Jani
ary 25sc: May. 26hc July. 2Itm27'sc oats-Jan9asy
tealv. MAJ over January. isitc; May. 2Jlsc. Esgs
lever at i2ac for good stock. PoksanGard mess new
$40 II. old 70 I4ard-Prime steam. 81 90; choice
81 a. Observation-Disclosures 5%c: longs. 5c; clear ribs t7.c
Clear sides Dry salt meats-Shoulders. 4sc; longs
5isc clear ribs 3c clear sides 5sc H'gh Wines sea1y
on basis OF 81 D. Wool dull. unchanged spei'er seaus
at 50 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22

ouiet and more or less market is reported FOR
praz with Rio spot quoted i4c and No a. l3i2c
rhe sales movement In mild coffee was fair with FAR
rark.t We note OF go bags Maracaibo and $50
hays Savanilla private terms.
DRr1;S-The market opium quiet and without
material change prices buyers In cases having
lille advantage and single have been sold al ~ %
he closing quotation single cases being 81 ",g+-
ohbne x21s: powdered 81 JOuS2 % for ordinary
and 81 Is FOR high test Morphine steady ana unchanged
for regular 2se3Oc for specials The recent
Lsrk saIe went OF with slight advance over the Decrm
her nrIces with the large offerings well taken I.S-
Gu xTIAI OI.S-Generaly quiet. Anise shade hlHhe.
sed we quote Anise 81 Gods2 49, bergamot. prime
So ,3ese 75 good. 49, cassa. 81 oaS2 ~ according 70
ct. Glove 45Q5Oc: cubeb $l4Sl lO' hemlnck ."ufoc
,oop prime 81 IoQSI 25 do good fair 9Oc lemon kas
e4ans, 10. artificial 81 75@sI 70; nutmeg native 81 oa
,D;v cans 81 S5aS u.s. cases. y ~ psnnyroya 81,
1ounty natural 364t3sc artificial 2og2sc; speain
90 80 o. spruce c tansy. 81 7o wntersT, en- ma
- ii pn1isi 80; artificial. dS4toc wornses
81 90: VII nr,ces Unchanged compared WIN wreH
qne'' We ouoie: Burdock. 4lsuoc; ssnan 20; Ri,
ago. W. G,qs2 TO- Northern. W 30. NoItn%
~ Ginger Jamaica unbleached i3gi
ic golden SEAL 22,4@2Sc hei ar5srv a,c se
dered ciiHmitc mandrake 4hc: sarsaparaiia hondutns
leolc1, MMerican ss.GGc senega. Southern; . 1ai
2buz'e ,.s.Ssc. Manitoba 23@24c; snake cana"a' '"f"
sofa s.wS 3,GS24c Virginia 25c; squils &C. ,a ,.,,
dc DRIED FRtITs-Mai orueiS o' ~ hyers
nu,te liberal scale. but IN s'naia most cool
are on Iu rhe market raj sins Is niih '9l me-,
are passive are steady. with very e uo'n ", eh
qualitss ars r ;lght Demand prices snUMns Sui,na
port NUS We quote: Valencia Iasns 49, a. ,s,c.
seta,io'c california 2is6i%c; Hno"e california
ot.Upc. 'Saanm2lc: prunes. Turkish Z'sv'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-01-22
'''' ROYAL BLUE LIVE.
TO PHu~ADELHhlA. "a. iMD"r. a
DEL LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN u. II:
stations in New York. foot Of barclay s""
ChristOpher streets.
LARS, pINTSCH LIGHT.

Direct route u NEWARK. BlOOMFIELD MoNTCI.Alls
Rase. MaaisSn ilor1s;oSn Psssaic. PatsIscn. B9sn
IKE HOPATCONG. Hackettstown. ScBOOLEl
MOUNTAIN Washington. PHIl.IIPSBl RG EAsIoN
WATER GAP. STROUDSBURG, Pccono Mountains
COKE pXNvILLE. NoRIHUMBELANp; Mont
rose BINGHAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH, Water
Vile. UTicA RicHFiELD SPRINGS, c CORTLAND .tiaI
SYRACUSE, OSWEGO ITHACA OWFGo. ELMiRA.
CORNING. BATH. DANsyILLE: BI,fFA ~, L3, and all
noints WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
,:20 A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAI. Stops at principal
600 A. M-BvFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGiiAMToN;
IjTICA RICIIFIELD SPRINGS. 81 RACUSs and
OsWEGo EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet patlor Cars con-
meet at Buffalo with train fot Chicago and points ".st
100 p. M.-sCRANroN. WLLkEsRARRE and ELMiRN
EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet psrloT cars .,r,,
400 p M.-sCRANToN, wILKESBARRE and PLfM'
OIITH EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Paror Cars
1880 p NJ pslly, -Burae Vsstibyled i;m,ted ExpTess
FALO. Pullman Buffet sleeping Car Connects At
$50 p. NJ DAILY. .HUFFAIO. st'RANT0Ns B!NGhAM'
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet sleepers ....o,..r,o.., -,
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
Place 42o Broadway Tickets at fsrry stations wv
e3J Colunbus-ave. New-YcIk 33s and '2e Fuonst and
loo broadway. Brooklyn. Time tables giving full infor
nation al all stations.
check baggage from hotel residence 10 destination
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-J2RSEY
anthracite coal used rAcluslSelyo
Four Tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on and after November. II, 1872

IAnthrace coal used eAcusi.slyD a
Four Tracks. Automatic Block signals "
on and after November II, 1880. . "
Trains Leave station foot OF Liberty 81 a.
For Easton. Betheh,sn. Allentown Mauc;h cnvnn' "a
to Eason 4;So 5S 80 to Aien,s aS 600 q sun'a'"
For Wikesbsre. Pitison and SerahSn ''io A. NJ
reading 500 3iS ;s,, Mn, Nj ia lond hse
fI 100 49, $50 $50 800 H.. night ,,o ,so
100. 100 s,s5 r NJ I3:i5 night. sundays 100 $780,
For sunbury I>wI.burg and wlianspors at 40 500
3i9 A. ~. lilo 1850. 7:so p. NJ Sundays ';~ A NJ
w" ~" ALI~RAIL ROUTE.
pI ra, s' 4 Hs""s sis isc a. H. sS it5 49, 40
as r ~ s.rdays ;;, rscsP' Ocean Grove and AsOu0
'''S '''' - FOR LAKEWOOD,
Barnegat 4.;pi s:i5 a. n. i:i5 4tO ?. 81. ,o ~
FOR Atlantic city. vineland and Bridse'on $3.50 A. NJ
ss nan sf and sAiHHe; q S'ii:
''''''' ' ROYAL BLUE LIVE.
10 .Piu.ADHLiIi IA. Ds,i lNO.,i- AMI go
WASHINGTON. nm ,on,
li:21 dining Gao a; ~ ls1. ?9o, 3:3" s a:S fsuSe'
ED A nS g. 80 '' Zoo Dining ca" p NJ
For Balimor. and Washington week days 500 1000
II 30 tDnlnr Cap A. ~. :39 800 30 S:W Dn,n
cSS n l2' 5 Gss c5 sSn Dining lC Gs E i:s
fckos and paror-car be procured foo. Of
737 9th A., 81 East lith St. i3t East l2S,h ST. 20
ives, 10Th ST. 25l Columbus Az New York; Court 81.
Tc E98 * e6mpny wall cs for and e~cs
baggage hotel residence TO Destination
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m.ryelous Results.

From c letter written by Rev. J. Gunderman, of Dimondale. Mich, we are permitted to make this extract: {: II have no hesitation in recommend. ing Dr. Kings New Discovery, as the results were almost marvellous in the case of my ~ife. While l wac pastor of the Baptist Church at Rivers Junc- tion she was brought down with Pneumenia succeeding La Grippe. Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interruption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend recommended Dr. Kings New Discovery; it was quick ID its work and highly satisfactory in re- sults." Trial bottles free at Tombstone and any Drug Store. Regular size
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PROBATE NOTICE.

WAIVED SOLICITORS FOR CAM. PAlGN Beck Bryan Sexall and Free SilveIz authoriz q by Bryan written by R. l.. Mefcalf ediior Omaha Word Herald appointed author by Bryan. contains speeches and platform A bonanza for agents; a free silver mine for work.
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Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14
NOTICE.

Sealed paoposals will be received by the board of supervisors Of Cochise county for the build- in of a branch jail at Bisbee according 10 the plans and specifications adopted by the board. Bidders can obtain all the further necessary information at the otfice Of the bolrd of super vlssrs al Tombstone. or from ; Williams. chairman of the board at Bis5ce. AZ bids mus; be fled with the clerk of the board oa or before m November Ias6
 The hoard reserve the right to rrject any or all bids.
 4 WENTWORTH.
 Clerk. ByfwIAlHAKwoop.
 Deputy Clerk OF
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14

In view of the continued increase in the deficit, it is rumored thstSecretary Carlisle will recommend an increase in ths;tax on beer from Sl to g per barrel.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14

AChicago blind man has eloped with a blind woman. anything on earth can make them open their eyes mar riase will do it.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14

It cost Uncle Sam just S49, ,523 ,932 to transport the mail during the last fiscal year. Of this amount $T ,993 = OCT was for inland transportation and the remainder for the foreign service.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14
NOTICE

TO ALL WHOM rc MAY CONCERN. Notice is hereby given. that certain mining claims called he Tam Bien, hcGinty and Par and about one-half mile north-easte,ly from the Holbrook hoisting works. and about the same distance frpn the town of Bisbee. A T. Ist As the above named claims were not located in conformity with the U. s. mining law, there fore. second party. at a later date. relocated the same in full conformity with the above named laws. and is fully determined to protect his rights. Therefore. all persons are eau toned no; to bargain ior buy or lease the aSovr nar,ed claims :. s. MANSUR.
 aI5-7m Bisbee, A. T..
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

Chicago cast 46. .000 more votes tan New York last week. The course of empire continues to follow the sun.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14

The discovery of an Indiana snake .'as large ss the pire of a No. s cook stoye' probably is due to a scarcity sf No. l. whisky in that section.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14

ALL PBRsaNs ARE CAUTIONED against psrchasips or nekosiaiink psper pur- porting sp can for ose hundred ds1lass. favor of Ioda Gssss ssd endsrsed by pe. as sa.e has been paid, as hold Mfr. Cases receipt Sal papu has hsss lase- T. D. CHATHAM
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-14
The U. s. Oovf Reports show Royal Baking POwdcs <~~erior :. sH 0ehers.
SCI'Ofula. .

Is deep-seated blood disease which su s!se mineral mixtures in the world cannot cure. S.S.S. (gHaSaskeed fs,xly pegefa6ke is . reaf blood remedy for blood diseases and has no equal.
 Mrs. Y. T. Buck, of Delaney, Ark, had doctors who could not relieve her. A