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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
ngI IACK\Wt AND WESTERLY IL. X.
stntions In Ncw-iork. foot OF barclay
nrI Chri~tophcr streets. ....,,,,u
,rsr,urIIi, TRANS. PULLMAN BUFFET
- pINI-Cu IlGHI.

,,,.. -,.,., - TI,V,NRK BLOOMFIELD. MONTC1AlR
IN -tit, nf{AN IS summit. B'rn7rlsvua Baskins
re Mali-1n. 0rrsta WI r ',ai' tatGis ~ . W.
"a p1,c- >'r1h. Ye. NEWTON. E' .'i.S I,AN =:
vG'TTAlN W,srlnr'.u. rU'IIiPS"UEG. EAsToN.
". ,rFR GAP STROTDSBrRG Pocono Un'a!ns.
esHA TrnT pfTTSTO% WiLNESRAHRE. NANTI-
,,st, pA%VIfIE NORTH Ml}NNLAND Mont
ro.s nINGTAMTCN. OXFORD NORWICH. Water
,ue UTICA RG'UFIELD SPRINGS. Cortand
sYVACt.SE OSWEipI ITHACA CWEGo. Ei-MlRA
Cop%ISG BATE pANSVILLE. BrFFAL9 and AL
-. vyt.-T NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
500 M-BINGUAMrON MAIL stops at principal
%. ~ ,'H' e e cate car. BUFFALO SCRANTON RING
~ JrNNION OWE -. ITHACA. ELMiRA. UTICA.
iu'I,FIELp SPRINGS SYkACtsE 2na oSWFio
rvrR@SS Pullman ratlar .ais. coH n.. at
. p,,i'r ,'li Sew York 20 ri Mcld springs
,.oo' - v SCRANTON. WlLNESBAPkE AMI ELMtRA
i' E\PEESs Pullman UuGet fnri'- tars -
4oo = n SCRANTON. WIIkE@1AKRE and PbfM
Ot:Tit EMPRESS. Pullman i'uhet I1rlor cars
rNo pullman puc~' sleeping Car New-fork 10
49,, Dining err u Buffalo
I'm = " p1ilv- ru.rtio Express. Pullman Seepers for
90" s,trt%TGN DESIGNATION ELMlRA; bath, MT
wjRpiS ana UtFFATo. arriving lur,lo : 4 ~ .
amt. ~ Ir,lv' Br'FFAiO. SCRANTON BINGHAM
Wv 1lo% oyE,!o irTACA EI.MIRA SYRACUSE and
o%orG) EMPRESS Pullman HnNet sleepers.
:, ..rs-s Nv, Y.rk - RlchH-d Springs.
--r,-k IRIS ANp PULLMAN AC'0MMppATlGNS, at
urnry gaze \ sous Limited. tyr Br'aaway: IA faIk
,.o 81 Br I,lvnv md ~? Pr,afN T'Hr's a, reg
,t.,n4 mi .,h ave cor i2'h 81 Wesi l:'th S.
,.tur,rus ave- Ne, York. 33N AMI 721 Fulton e. ana
,ot Ur nIWay R-aotiyn. Tim" tables gNinS 'u' ''''
nation AZ all s'ati ms .o,.u,>.v ,,,u .ou f,r an
cb,k lles7re from hotel or res l"nce - t"snlu-n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

Zach qui'oa. wsr" as fol9~s Egar very am .a,, 80
y, r'd. slpsl 90. y corn ala, y yellow. Si+s
,, So < f,c sii,c. So Iar!e; n9n'na.. - /
hay~el 81 "as 81 ~" nrime I'm ny SCI 81 g'Gs2 .
c,or, ~ los s~ ioa'5 u: Ir sei,od shoulders
d,v.b 5sfc. sh,r, 'lear -i.s C.,.cd 5>pG,. slzars
@fs.a . Sa, , E e"s , f,.S ' i3 % ~
Cia.inro, SIT, 'raur 'c'dy no. What c s s. 2
i'nit meat, arm. $40. Bacon easier. s. waisNey
quir' 81 -. Butter quiet. sugar hnm Eggs easy lie
Mg.,sr = 5s % urn , %4' sEse' No
Minneapolis Sept D.-Nheat strong. September oGNc
D"cernicr i8i. avi- e. May 9I'.c No hard "'c NJ
r. rsi@a,s s. s' I pa,cSis $ sSa 90 rs
ci"lr-. ~ ';asi 81. second clears. - sass IL
ca aG sa s % o. "S @s,d i N Gsss6
b'r and bccrmhe n,mna. CEN nm. No or mixed yl, hep
nominal. cato nrm and -, higher: NJ white Septem-
i. p.r G hishsr ~n,cr super. 50 5,Is5 H. d. eItra.
' g. Wsr %Sr ' ca5 !, . 49, 49, do
suasa, - sS5 Do patent! $ gG*' 49, srrnE gISor
s. ~. j, fayor'e brands hgh"r. ,ity mills extra ~ u
sn; y 75Gs5 -. ~ n'nr Sc 30 ~ hi luitrr quiet
hu' seay fancy w'sern g!"emrLy lie: do iennsyv9nA
10 Western. i5,c. Chess qu.ct and barely steady Re,
fncd TIsAT nrn and a" g,@l m s'anl2r% Eepgiat.i
s ssGrs we're 'o also 'I ild hsre n "ochansed Tai
S % 49, d ai{ S S6 I've paairy r 'fH'
iS% %G' b % ,T pGa' d s faws Shc m
choice ilGilc; broiler large. lial3c; d. small and
scaldel. Sdloc
ST. Louis. sept. 9-Flour quiet. unchanged Wheat
Spot No = red cash elevator. ggAUSl
track slasI OIL NJ hard cash "2u90c trnck Septrn-
her 81 OUa bid: December. 81 asked May 81 "l. Corn
Spo higher, 40 cash 2Dgc. september. 2Di,c bid.
December ;Oa.c: May, 33kc bid. oats Spot higher,
no cash elevator 20c bid track. 2Oi.c. No white.
2211 23c: September. 2Oc BID, December Bic BID May.
93c bid Iran scarce; sack'I East track Die at mill
52r Butter quiet: creamery. 1IalAisc. dairy. "a l5c.
Eggs nrm. Zoe whitley. = q Pork higher standard
steam - a.. choice. 81 81 Bacon-Boxei lots. extra
short clear and ribs 50 s7l shorts, 81 Dry salt
WoYel shoulders s. so short clear ana rbs So 3a
shorts 81 20
Toledo Sept. D-Wheat higher. steady; No cash Sep
,or,h.r and December. DpAc. Corn nrm; No mixed,
32c oa,. drn steady: No mixed. l9'sc Rye nrm.
higher No 2 cash. 5l4.c. 'luverieed active, higher;
urine cash 81 10 on unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
LEHIGH VALLEY SYSTEM.

Stations foot OF West 23I penn. r. R.) Cortlandt
DesOrOsses 81.
Indicates time from West 23d ST. Other figures show
time from Cortlandt or D~sbrosses 81
'O;i6, $40 4. ". daily Sunday '8:i5 A. Nj for
NAUCH CHUNK ard Intermediate stations. --
1865. $40 \. Il. daily fo- VILKESHARRE. SCRAN-
Ton week days, ELMiR. week days, ITHACA.
GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
ana The West, and principal local points dining car and
chair Buffalo.
.IO:25, IO.:.O \. NJ sundays only for Bound Brook
and Intermediate stations.
.1o.25. 1850 A. " daily. excep, Sunday for MACcH
CHUNK and intermediate points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

this news hcidng the advance 20 the close stu asr
the Decernbe. NC more. rcaehing 81 w "
which is the highest poln, since August - wheh so
81 04L. Foreign houses moderate ouEeie caa!
the in spite OF their cables but export pI
chases Disappointing the bulls. They asgrestSu
the total 40 about % 30 loads Rlm0rs from nj
concerning possllc deals by the Du cirque VIZ
current and legs Influential factors al DAY ac
Michigan state report suggested yield Of 2'32D nuS
report. tomorrow rather favorable FOR buish
statement. The Price Currents weekly review was
lt,c importance either way Export busincsc az ms
point included O,D1 tush No red. 5000 bush No
Northern Duluth and 1900 Lush NJ hard Vuotau0ns
as follows: No red. 81 CG-s spot: No
Northern Duluth 81 U9'. September IS: No hard,
81 0jA .CORN-Crop news was abundant to-day. most
Oullish but particularly effective until near the
close when shorts scared in by frost talk Prices
opened easier sold during The dav ana closed H e
net higher. Iowa dispatches Indicated only half crop
The Michigan report suggested good crop but his was
than OFFSET by the absence II rain IN the principal
producing STATES. where had been predicted last
night Buying on large ecac checked somewhat
By the ligh' export inquiry Til" Price Current con-
nrmed its estimate q 10 600 crop The Lv
Change is still moderately bullsh looking lowered
condition In the Government report Export business in
c.ude1 1900 bush 40 2 and % Coz bush N white
No corr quoted 217.o delivered and 9s7.c b
afoa. .OAT,S-The market ,.itie
active in speculative and decidedly active for
hush. and from this all the NJ loo go bush az
MI points The market stimulated by the demand
showing tGSr ner advance the close. The business
here all heavv white No quoted 2ii.7
2iSc; No cats 2trc: No white. 2Gi4627c No 3 white.
ofc track mixed oiisd2Gc track white o. 732, RYE
Market nrmer: quoted 54i@c ? Buffalo for "
Western 55i5c Buffalo FOR / Westorn......
RAR1-EH-Market h'm; quoted. 3lifc Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
TERRITORY STAPLE
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York. September 0. lsl

COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.
New-York September 0, 1891
BEANS AND PEAsThere is SIN Gasi . trading adj Ie IN
fairly steady RED and white hney and Ss ye2T m eyf ha Az.
in snparayey lish, stock ana nTmy he drct 10 buy
nd a,, dnag below s"a s. E;''i are
sau DID, s S.Ss aSo;s an" Sar Us e1 s
sing We auoe Beans matr9S choice per aneS s. 2SG
s' % ah /, X Einsy s s. toss !? % yeS s
as'on green p.a., 6els. 81; a..c % bags 500
'2f d. ScotGh bSs g5ts 90 5as, Y2 unchanged
Perhaps trade has improved It,e within ne las, das
however stcader feeling based largely upon the belief
nat more goods WI be wanted next week ana mere
in'e whe factory is Ittle higher and there is firm
ers foot up s0s" pkss We quote crGamtry W%s'sn.
ones i&a5c DO State extra. iI',aisc; do thirds to
ss a7 $40 S G"r hn n ab 80 e ;f' G
!T;s' a2 Meish tubs fancy lSc dairy .i9s hiTd, 70
creamery hne lsc do seconds to rsi, ieg2c factory.
Hnr eI.Tas re- Do hrs,s iiai'sc do fresh nrS e'
CHEESE The fresh receipts Of cheese were moderate
vas tIinc s;.adlcr with 0.c occasionally reached for
esrce and rsi ss eHr r@,r go or whe '
yer ~ from last We" are beginning 10 show eh'7,s
NJ Urging -ar. " at s 2S small ' .se mi cream
M more ,han nomina iart skins SS " s si up
tr1iraie laTse '.., but small sizes selling slowly A.
Lty,nol cable IS We quote: state fulI cream. large.
" 80 a. sD iS Ss& a Sso''t So '%a c '1T
f'nry. f,9"'sc DO WHIT 90 DO choice. s,.o"c. %
J.. 80, DO large, MAJ. 'kim. small. choice.
faf sd far kim: sSs.t ;""' ''',''' q"
LGGS E'.gi.,s are iera; 70 Gay oat c'nsi"rale
90 .'rese unt'r s4,per. riders n. qnsn, 4 hish-
;G an.ush s1ni. receiver" refor raiber m"r. a.
l6,re eai 5a'fns .s'rd,rS gaar 1' .; fr".h
Hodinf for which to" market dun and hea y
| long IN refr,s.ra;.r .,ss apt vsI,.. nor9,ai "
,"' ier.ey AID nr.,r .s NV, psr dem ia s,S
iTd l,""s} E@na d. iar e .d i'dlPc
~ sir ;asc e. uni iolia's, Do drc, ssnil@i o',aior:
d" asa a .. ysI, 3,e- qc shf e.: ger
~ seI2,5f i siIf. 3',''-r
f,fac srai.. e.. XIV At ,i"niy pr-e. po.r , "';
as wax * .s &c. If g"' ar s~.. end n[S'
t ,,J qqay "11 ,, 49, rr ,in ,f~ ,.H 'e
o;1 an: @or . ",ss,T- f,.;' r. sca;
', fS a. 1a a ,m %''T Tsf~ AMI o. @
no. - in IT. '9:i4 ~ ireSzrs ., f,.H~. io~
ArI,ses ~ .e-'.,", Ln' "i. p.r laullo -i lbi
- .+: 20 ,,; ., g''r. p. ~ o
' ier " nlr q 90. c 5 Nr, ~: ~ a.. ' H..
asSe' got. d. re-.er 20 ct. 90 star. rer -..r.
.,. ~. <. <,. a;,''r- W. .,i f,,.~' al. "a
.i.H~. per j." 4" la-s., Itn2i. p.r lh' 20. =
y. ,,. sraa,c.' . ,.r e. ir ,.I s-..a s,,,I,a5
Fhl IT'S hH,.i' ''r'. ..'.' nif', .a'a.e yeg a.n
i,'a s,'l~ 80 l,.f s''a, ,a..s ,,'.et q,
r,l'f.r mia fri I'm. IS o.,o .'' d. 'll.,.i
'n.o.a = g..l, '!g.... - LID a..I .s,if D.
~. .. .'.r, r,.l H., H.. t1,
,r a''. '. apr 's 5,1 .,a, ~. s..,.
az NV la' sy;, ;s'fgw nav r.... .,..,.,. %.
. ,l ,,', w.'.s CTR" .,-'-" - . '- w - M
! n. t. .l,...I ..,....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
BALTIMORE e. OHIO

Leave New-York. Whitehall Terminal. daily.
CHICAGO, los p. m. and ~ 10 night.
PITTSBI RG. :25 sun. 1855 sun. Il: 10 night.
CINCINNATI. ST. Louis. 9:j5 a. M. I - ?.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE 5;S5. $50 Dining ga
II a5 a. m. dining Car Los, 3:23 dining Car. ~
Dining Carr. SIS ,. m. 1910 night SUNDAY. 9S ps.
ing CarD II % dining carr. 1855 Dining Ca- "a
Dining can. 5;;S ,. m. l2:l0 night.
NORFOLK II % n. m. daily.
MEN ORLEANS. Through sleeper ass p. n. daily
Trains leave foot Libcrty-St. minutes later.
All trains are Illuminated with P,ntsch Light. .
Or,ces lI3 iT2 2sl. l3+ LAO B'way 81 T. ltth Sc
,eT powery y. Y: $50 34+ Fulton St. Brooklyn White
hail Terminal Baggage checked from hotel resitesS
TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

rood n-,c.. iIisc being paid for bury spring Texas
of the foreign woods offered secured cspes figured pr
nertiy in the demand those bringing AZ hsh as so
which 5 considered a good price In the open Ihiket;;
Taking the market whole. the rtuauon u, " ~.
shows very tone. and the p''cs on , so
rss working up TO duty point Domestic wooIs a,so
shoy similar with the prospects among ""o'''"
mnnufact urers looking very bright -, 49,, ,,,,,l
The Wool Exchange quotes doinestc WOODS anu p''''
in ne = fl0Ws:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

C,oFFFF-Toal sales o. futures on ne The smallest
-, raacnnd INT $50 bags, Representing ny % sen,i
" Inlications OF a chant' 70
ma nrda6 which has bearish for Werhe 90
is-,e- feeling in the local market earn ,mn,hs %
sore investment buying in the la'r To-. IN
,aTv m. marke; opened steady az NJ n, 4 q;
Iciali! ~ noinis sale Of 800 nafs MAJ az ~
",os,t,nted m. entire business Of the noIhIs =.
scarce. follo"i.e
an ADVANCE in price Of spot cof-e on W. .er ,oe,lf
az IN. tmd shorts 10 NUNe,, I't.
o., O., a further gain in the active months VI "p ~
I. 1900 the cosr that q moro" ~ a","T
'Si,s ,rould Tell OF a treuerdous port movement 1870
- -, .srlv purchases The marker coHt1 Das
s,da.av a. an advance Of points 70 a ne u,H - ,o3
straH rr.al Of steamer Strabo to-day added ." los
is ~ No already heavy supply OF con-r al NJ Po,
1,;a corSe~ The narke: for spot Brszh"n c2''ss
10, ,v. abou; steady with Rio No qH'ted o.. "a"
du1 veTc advanced abou' the middle Of me ai'o'G
,t with the better feeling IN iutA''S ahl az IA
r.,snd derl.rd invoice lots The MAJ Stt tF IT,,
80, ,-tces IN the basis %; Ga.c FOR No K" HNo'c' :
and &c higher iobhng parcels The m'Ihs I.r , n.l
~ vas steadily hold all day. with goo4 1'u'g
80 rano-,ed sales OF 100 bags Mar"'"lno vi
We quote; MdIa'a 10 ,'Hl.'t''
~ - aSes e.: good Cucuta. 1910 l'..c: La hua;i
C-scae Ioi Iiiisc: porto Cate.lo ".n iO,s' HaYana
f-.carar,ansa i3i lalj9c; Forota l3H ,
r"rSoya I6.Gi5a.c: Oaxaca lpk!ltN-c teh''at =
~, ",or-on To- ordinary. "sHl"4c; ialr 70 goo: b.,
80 urine 10 choc-. IL .T@oc. East lnda
t,,rv 1890: Jayas 2lp23c; Ang"s'ura H8l-c
Mocha. lsi.li lIe .., .-,c.s follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

FLOUR AND MRAT<-The market for Hour Was moo
erately active and hrm Influenced by the advance IN
wheat. Prices the Whole were not ano'aby nsn.r'
81 9oa,s 81 TO- winer patents So sSa<i & spring clears
81 .GGs4 5o extra No winter. 81 5oaS3 20; extra No
Winter S. 35Qs 80. grade. 81 55Gsl 70 .RtE
ToT rim; sales ~, sS 8 Ss: 10 as TO brand
. BAG MEAf.-Firm, fine white. s,gvoc me yei,
80 10 bulk 6i3a7oc; spring bull $500 l"-
IL niid!ing bulk. .5dI1sc. feed. topOoc city reed
.ya Tic: hcn:iny chop G5giUc oilmeal. s23as25 90:
screenings. 3oT7oc in bulk. 49,.
GPAIN-NIlEAT wheat market opened stahe
lower sod OF further In response 70 lower cabes eo.
raiIfed sharDy later the and closed lUlzc net
t1ehcr islii sh Influences came mainly from abos d
cabes after their opening decline recovered partially
and closed only s.gxc Liverpool! futures IN
changed TO 10 points OF Paris wheat and 2, TO 80
,n,nfs lower on Paris Tile rally abroad was a.,
t,nm.6 10 unrayorsue weather in France and England
and sympa.hv with American markets A feature ot TIE
sv,ernoon was Odessa cable declaring mat half
scorc OF Hungarian oommissiaes purchasing wheat
ytri ana left as a preCautida agnnst famine nj home
som. OF the grain exporters we sa'd 10 be IN p7c"r
h.cos OF contracts made when crops looked
Ss,,sr The ica market received decided impetus from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

cable IN The day stated that receipts a.
Pr seuteuher We're bags and OF september .
5Op) bags. No receipts reported az santos. ,,
FOREIGN MARkETS.--SantJs-'nNc r'drkrt clo-'1
boiSav Uanburg-CoNec marke, opened ;. pfs higher
closed unchanged pfg higher sales loVp bags
Iiayre-CO:ce market opened quiet. unchanged 70 !,
franc higher AZ u m. unchanged Al p NJ. qliet,
franc gher Closed quiet. unchanged 70 !. franc
adyanoe. Total sales. lilsO bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

"AMGRioA's osGATxsT RAILROAD.
NETWORK
CENTRAL!
tine F0UR-TRAcK FUNK LINE.
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA FALLS.
All through Trims stop at Albany Utica. syracus
Trains leave Grand Central Station. 42d Stree. "a
Eo9Th Avsnuc aS sS.2pA; MOUNTAINS
except sunday Ynd For Adirondack Mountains Thoa
$50 MDey e1efp s sST4Ry The a ii%pg EN-
S ST. Tsp Fails H. 5 WSrS 9 Toioa; 1fs s t4i
$50 M-TAS MAIL D1 Ra.,dss PSussss.s..
orara 9 FAM; and Tca H0cAes'er Buffalo
$40 4; M:-sARAToGA AND MONTREAL. SPECIAL
Troy Saratoga. Lake George. Green Mountains al
1000 a. M.-NoRTH SHORE LIMITED. Daly-s.
hour IRAN u 20 sso Nasars a c.a
p NJ. Chicago 800 A. NJ Carries sleeping y
ea,sii Moannias 't and ' AZ SDe!s;
90 s'aS EsrERx LIMITED paly-,,
Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis and St, LouS
90 y. M--CHIGAGO SPECIAL. Daily-For pe,,a
Cleveland. Toledo and Chicago. stops at POugS,,
$50 i. M.-TRoY AND SARATOGA SPECIAL. q.
cept Sunday-For Garrison West Poino. Poust
800 p. Make SHORE LIMITED. Dary-aL
e 2%s Tas TO- M esdo va ocs . K H. ch 5Sg
= NJ. This train connects at Cleveland Tor Gncir..
natl: due AS p. A. and a, Toledo for 81, Louis ~,
GOO =. M.-wESTERN EXPRESS. Daily-For NJ.
agara Falls. Cleveland Toledo. Detroit. Chicago
CPS 7; M.1ApiKoSDAcK MOUNTAINS THOU.
Daiiy.For Adirondack Mountains. Thousand lslanSs
a5afs MGard and .,,.
7.3O P: M19BuFFALo SPECIAL paly-For Roes.
indianapolis. 81. Louis and Chicago.
900 p. M.-sPEcIAL LIMITED MAIL Da!ly-s.se
Ry., VIA Lyons and for Buffalo, Cleveland Inaanaps
9.15 ?. M.-PAcIFIc EXPRESS Daily For syr.ea.,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Cleveland. Toledo Chiesss
ii5f f. * Rqsasn T Tsa
yo, t0r Chicago a and PnePs pSins on ,ss S.
day nights Chicago sleepers leave on 5i5 train. 'S
eO6 A. VI. and 3:35 p M.-Daily. except Sunday. b
pie ya Ha 5s2 P % ss,ses and III.
AN %ALL SiGHT% Trains 70 yoNKERs:
Win the elevated road. The only line runnns I ISss
Wagner Palace cars on all through trains.
Trains iluninated with Pintsch Light,
ls, POI ii3 Broadway, 81 East i4th ST.. si2 BroaaEs
233 Coium6us Ave- 81 West 10Th St. and iSs,h ST. sa
ton. New-York 1873 and I29 Fulton St. and ios Brs
baggage checked from hotel residence b. the ws.
JOHN NJ TOUcEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
TIE TRADE IL CilICNGO.

T,r,entine-sp.ri,s firm. 2is ca Rosn-common steady
g. 4i.l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA BALI!MOKE. AND WASHING
For PHILADELPHIA from whitesan Terminal,
Week days. T'j5. >55. p:55 il:25 Dining carr 4. u,
io5 l.55 25 1855 (BuTe, carr i25. ijj Dining Can
5t5. s55. SIS p. u. 1910 mdt.
1855. i55 Dining carr. 555 J. NJ. 1910 mit. -
From FOOT Liberty STREET 3 minutes later. VII
=. week DAYS.
FIR BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON from Whi.ehI
Terminal.
Week days 7:55 o:55. il25 ,Diniae Can \. ", -
3a5. ass Dining Carr. 55j ?. NJ, 1910 NIT, slndin
800. lips dining CaD \. NJ. l%5 i:55 Dining CA
From FOOT LIBERTY sTRst2T minutes later.
Tickets and parlor seats be procured az foot
Liberty 81. Whitehall ST.. 49, l72 2Sl. AZ. ga Liza
/ 1923 Broadway 1871 9th Az. 81 Eas, l1h 81, l3 E1
l2jth ST. 2I3 West i25th ST.. 81 Columbus Av, Neg
York: Court 81. SO Fulton s.. Brooklyn; - Brosf
way Williamsburg. The New York Transfer Comps,i
will call FOR and check baggage from hotels resitesa
10 destination.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE.

From Pier $ * K foot II Rsc,or ts;t s.
For Atlantic Highlands. Highland Beach, Normands
Rums1n Beach. Seabright. Monmouth Reach. and Lors
Branch $50 1915 a. NJ, 100. 3:i5 500 p. 81. sus.
days. $50 A. ~ 90 p 81
south 10 Point Pleasant 1913 A. NJ. 100. Gas. 800 p
Sundays tstops at Interlaken FOR Asbury PARK ~
Ocean Grove. $50 4. NJ
For Lakewood. Toms River Barnegat Park. and Barre
gat. 4:30 A. NJ. i:0D. 3 .45 p. ".
For Atlantic city. Nneand. and Bridgeton, $50 A. u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
Ian&ed -,,os >oi,ous .

s.,,,r Of the Committee on Revision OK eSs',i h
ne, ween the various grades OF ~ NO''' "
oi,,ere irS rsSnrtions and changes were MADE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
RAILROAD OF new JERSEY
Anthracit, coal used exclusively
-Four Tracks. Automatic Block Signals.
on and after September 9Th. 1891.
Stations IN New YORK. foot Of Liberty St,
and Whitehall Terminal


Trains leave foo. Of Liberty s.
$50. 7lj, 9:i0 A. ". d2:OO N. 70 Easton) $40. La
AIS 4:3o to Eas,onJ 5:i5 q 80 TO Allentovn) p u
sundays. +:S0 600 10 Esston) A. ", 100. $780, "a
=. VI.
For Wkesbarre. Pittston. and Scranton 9:l0 A. u
$50. 30. 4:l5 =. NJ. sundays, 430 A. ".
For Reading. at 4:30. 500. 9:I0. 1000. II 30 A. Y
1910. 1880. 200. 400 400. 5:i5 900 r. NJ l2l5 night
sundays. 80 A. ~ 100. 200. 500. $50. 900 P. Y
II: 10 night.
For Harrisburg. a, 4:3o 500. elo 1890 A. ". Ia
l3O, 43O. 5:45 p. n. l2:lJ night. sundays 4:30 A. r.
100, $50, go p ~ 1915 night
For sunoury. Lewisburg and Villa msport. az ~,
200 c;io A. NJ; l;io 1870, 300 ?. NJ sundaya ~
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. &C.
For Red Bank. Long Branch Asbury PARK 0ar
Grove. and points South Point Pleasant. 40. 81
II 30 A. NJ 80 800 400 Ci:30 Red Bank only. 40
$50 0;ie p ". sundays stops AZ Interaken FOR Asr
For Lakewood. Toms Rive-. Barnegat Park and B.
negat. 40. $50 A. ". 1870. 43O F. u. Sundays. u
A.. VI.
For Atlantic City. vneand. and Driigeton. 4:3o A. l.
80 r. NJ
For Monmouth Beach. seabrigh, and Highlands d
NayesInk., I3O $50 a. N; $50. i:i5. 0i5 p ~ SUI
BOATS LEAVE WHITEHALL. TERMINAL.
Week days. 200. 75j. SIS sj5. g:s. 3d. 055. ie5
1898 1885. u -. IS a NJ, l2:lj leo. %. lG
rs. 3.2j 3.3j. 40. 49, 5;25. 5:55 6:2j OBS -
SD 9'l0 9J5 10 80 II 30 +. N. 1910 night suniays
100. So. 955. ll:25 a N. 1900 NJ. $3.50 i55. ~
300. 800. 400. i:jJ. 5:25. 600 6:5j 70. s2j "a
$50. 1918 1888 T. NJ. 1910 night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10

Spring. NOTthefn' ire
: and IL m ps.......
Spring. Northern. free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-10
NETWORK PRICES

Receipts OF hr"adstus at interior points in Thousands
last three ciphers omitted. Flour tbls grain bush
ms
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-23
Pennington Fashions.

Rev. Watson is holding a series OF
meetings at the NJ. E. church.-Ex-Supt.
Brown attended the teachers meeting
at Andover Saturday.-Trueman Miller
and Joe Gerberich OF L%angford were in
Pennington last week.-The Centre
school is larger than it has been for some
time, u pupils being the present enroll
ment.-Our township vas we'll represen-
ted at the Masonic lodge at Langford
Thursday evening.-Heber and Anna
Heydlauff Of Oak Gulch have been the
guests OF Pennington relatives for sew
eral days.-Tho' we have little snow. a
few winter conveyances are seen. The
elevator boy was out with his gay
rig lately, but, after all. the girls were
left to say, 'He cometh not."-Miss
Birdie Perry departed Monday evening
for a winters visit at Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, after which she will visit her old
rome al Niles, Michigan. She stopped
"a few days with friends in Minneapolis.
Best wishes for happy holidays and a
pleasant visit are extended by her many
friends here.
FIFTY"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-12-23
Pops Hard to Satisfy.
Mitchell Capital.

Mitchell Capital
Auditor Mayhem has been vim
dicated again, this time by the SUI
preme court, The railroad commits
sion has spent all the money apPro-
priated to its use for the first year,
and contracted debts, in attorney
fees, to consume a portion of the
second years appropriation, which
is not available for six or eight
months yet under the law. Any
way, the commissioners endeavored
to draw on the second years appro-
priation, which, however, was stop
ped by Auditor Mayhem, who de-
clined to wade into the future
funds. The commissioners thought
the auditor was blufing and took
the matter TO the supreme court for
a decision. The court decided that
the auditor interpreted the law cor
rectly, and that the funds should not
be drawn upon. Consequently, the
commission will have TO rest for a
time. The greatest expense IN this
railroad commission, it seems, is the
payment of attorney fees, OF course
Mr.. Mayhem will be criticized freely
as standing in with the railroads for
doing his duty in not permitting the
commissioners to draw upon the
future funds. However, the pop
ulists howled when Mayhem was,
possibly, negligent in his duty, and
now they will howl because he is
doing what they first demanded.
Populists can't be satisfied.