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ton they can and another is that the price OF
the staple is 30 low planters have no money
to spend except for actual necessities.
Tho quarantine against New Orleans Is per-
cebubly felt In several lines OF business and
drummers are afraid to ravei eastward lest
they get caught In some out OF the way ham
ie'.
The market Is absolutely bare OF poultry and
all arrivals tomorrow will be quickly disposed
OF fol- the big Saturday market.
Reports state that the pecan crop this year
will be light. Prices. however. are very
low. Polished nuts sold in New York the
other day at iisdf5.
The Houston Produce company today un-
loaded a car OF California grapes.
Some fine Iowa cabbage is In the market.
Cheese Is very firm. some OF the Northern
houses asking more than quotations.
At initial markets hog products were re-
ported to be firmer.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKETS.
Increased Receipts Caused a DecIin,
10 Wheat.
RECENT BUYERS TURNED SELLERS
prise to the Trndc-Corn and
Oats Slow and Dull.

Chicago, September 23.-wheat today abated
q gooc deal OF its recent bullishness and closed
at decline OF about y In December. Talk OF
increased receipts in the Northwest and
Southwest and estimates of heavy crop pro-
motea active selling on the part OF recent buy
er' and kept the market weak most OF the SEES
sion.
Corn and oats were sympathetlcally weak,
corn closing q lower and oats y, lower.
Provisions were Independently strong and
closed ~ to 10 higher
Weakness was shown by wheat right from
the start. Prices at Liverpool were a disap-
po.ntmcnt to traders, that market responding
feebly to yesterdays sharp advance here
Northwest markets opened at lower prices.
oiening trades in December were made at
tiufiM, compared with yesterdays closing
price of G5hg6irs. There was good deal Of
realizing at the start by weak knced holders,
which made the market rather wabbly for a
time An undertone OF strength soon dovel-
oped however when later ndvicos showed
an Improvement IN prices both In the North
west markets and Liverpool. but when the
Ntftnwest again begnn to decline the price
sl,d of again to lower figures than before
DECEMBER declined from Gi9,nGtl2 10 637s The
decline was gradual for some time as buyers
were present In sufficient numbers to take
care OF the offerings. Reports OF freer coun .
Try offerings which came from all over the
West were responsible for great deal OF sell
ing Hullsh news not lacking Dry
weather was reported In Argentina with wheat
threatened with locusts. Drouth was said
To prevail in parts OF Russia, preventing
so,nlpP operations
Minneapolis and Duluth received a55 ears
Chicago got 20 cars
The break az thu day onmr when Beer
bon 8 estimate on the worlds wheat crop was
received from Liverpool. II placed the total
LAY 2,tiu,Q0O 600 bushels which was very much
hlgnef thnn any estimate heretofore made and
loOooo GOO bushels over last years supply.
| December touched 63ia before the bottom
was reached ana although covering by shorts
became fairly heavy At that price. the market
reco' cred very little. Late in the session
cables showing strong continental markets
stoll ed tho liquidation In n degree and from
then TO the close the market was stea1ier,
| Paris showed an advance of 30 confines and
AmSierchn and Berlin also showed good 40
vancos. Scabonrd claimed forty loads Tor
export. December advanced irreguarly TO 637s
aud closed at that price bid
! Corn was slow all day There was 2 fair
amcuni Of buying of December and cash safes
/ bu; not sufficient to sustain the prices wnlcn
cars
oats were cull ana weak There was a GOOD
each inquiry ana cearances wero large. Re.
ccipa i0i cars.
| Provisions showed Independence of grain
mntlo and though the market was in n
weak condition at first the market firmed vi
| before the close.
| Estimated receipts tomorrow-W Wheat, ,2a
eafs corn, 500 cars; onts. $50 cars, and hogs
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tons or woolens. The market in general is
dull. Print cloths for the last two days have
shown a weak and inactive market and oper-
ators feel by no means cheerful over the sit
uation. III the local market there are not
many buyers operating, nor are there pur-
chases OF a character 10 embarrass the ship-
ping department OF local firms. In jobbing
and importing circles there Is fairly active
and steady trading from nearby points, but
there is no general market in these quarters.
Staple cottons are quiet today In nearly all
grades. There is still fair showing made In
export goods. but the buying for the far East
Is less active than was expected at the time
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COMMERCIAL BRIEFS.

New York. September 2s,-Clearlugs s,it,.
iSd, 500; balances 81. 7iS,7S4
Paris, September 2S.-Three per cent rentes.
los, Sllsc for the account: exchange on Lol
don, 25i 99c for checks
New York September 23.--Total sales OF
stocks TODAY, 25i, 400 shares, Including is 81;
Union Pacific, 1921 Tobacco and S7,o,7
SuRRi.
London, September s3.-Consois for money
anu the account loeA. Bar silver uuist. 2Sa
money, per cent, The rate of discount in
the cpen market for short and thrca months
bills 2AG97s per cent
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81 Louis, September 23.-Flour- Stronger,
but unsteady: Wheat-steady No = cash aud
ell 9Htor track, TO- December, 66ss dr66ia: May.
Goa, bid, No. ? cash. 66RflG7 Corn-pull:
steady; No, : cash. % asked; september. ~,
December, 2SHG2SA May. 99M Oats-Steadv.
No cash, % hid track, % nominal. septem
be- 2iAs asked; December 9Si,, Nav 2il
NJ white, g5G26. Rye Stronger, III, hid
FlaNsecd- Easier % bid, Timothy secd-Nom.
inally, s,S5. Cornmeal- Quiet. l.5aGLGO. nran
Scarce liny-Streng; timothy, G50da M:
pinirie, iO01d,ao. Whisky-i.2 70 Cotton ties
aid hagglng -unehnngcd Pork Firucr.
standard mcss, iobhmg, S,25, lard-Prime
steam, 40; choice, i.15. Dry salt meats
Bowed shoulders, i15; extra short clear 3 vi,
ribs 56sia; shorts, go. BACON -novcd shout
dors, $50, extra short clear, Coo ribs lgIs:
shots 6S7ie. Receipts Flour, 5000: wheat,
FiCur 5000; wheat $4,000. corn, 5000; oats.
Il OOr ''
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HIDES. wooI. AND BEEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers: .
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS


Cleburne. Texas. September 22..sn w,
Stewart is still receiving letters pc.t
John B. Shaw. He received teiesla w
few days ago from South Dakota ss ~
Shaw was held there subject to Oh sss
He received letter this morning ~ =
deputy sheriff in Kansas. who
sure he had the man. ~
Mr.. Stewart says these are onE s,css
among many which locate him at ul :.
points OF the compass. when in reaii'y .cu
behind the bars OF the johnson
iail
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New York, September ea.-The Even,n.
Potts London financial cabiegram SAYS rns
stock markets here opened flat today on The
developments In China Americans opened
rather dull on realiyations by English bulls
on such specialties as Missouri Pacific. Louis.
vile aud Nashville was offered on AN =.
a6serAted report OF the weak condition Of ms
cotton market subsequently Louisvllle and
sasnslse ana Northern Pacific was bought
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flOur-flftn.
Wheat No. 3 spring, eou637s; No > red, 81
GG7is,
Corn No . 2sSs@2e7s No yellow. 500
oats--No. .. (. o. b.. 22'aG23 No . White.
T. O. h., 2ils; No white, T, o. b.. 23t.G26
Rye No, ?. 4Sis.
Barley No .. S3'sdi5.
FaNsocd-No. L. 90
Timothy sced-prime, go.
Mess pork barrel S90GS Ok.
Lard-Pcr 100 pounds, i,7tgdi Seh
short ribs sides Loose : c0H5 10
Dry salted shoulders-RoNed, u4GiA.
ShoN clear aide Boxed. 5.l0G5ie
Whisky-pcr gallon q
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NcxY Inrl. Nlaner

New York. September 2S,--Money on call
steady ut ?. and 4 per cent; last loan AZ
per cent Prime mercantile paper at 4 10
pei cent. sterling exchange steady with ac-
actual business In bankers bills at 4 S9&S.iS \,
for demand and at isiA6li.Si,. for sixty 5avs
Perted rates, s2is and AIS Commercial
bills. i.sots. Silver certificates. SHAGGY Bar
silver. 81. Mexican dollars, ass Government
bonds. steady; State bonds, strong. railroad
bonds, irregular.
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nITTER AND EGGS.

Chicago. September % Butter - Easy ,
creamery, 1000; dairy. lr:Ii7 Cheese.
stead; !Nsh, Eegs- Firm fresh. a.
New York. Ssptembcr g Esgs-Receipts,
bsaa packages. steady: Western, II.
creamery, lSafse; dairy, iSGi7. Egys-iiigher
IL. less off
Kansas City, September -Buttcr-Firn.
scnarator, lS,s1so, dairy Is. Eyss- Steaay
fresh. candled stock, -, cases returned
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MONEY A>D HAWKING.

Houston, September CO Tho local banks ara
well supplied with money for all purposes.
and as usual at tho beginning OF the cotton
season the demand lie active,
Exchange Is quoted az follows. New York.
buying s. 00q2 80 discount, selling New
York, St Louis and Kansas City. par to 81 10
discount; New Orleans. buying $500 discount.
selling, par.
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CaIiond lots. job cars. from lnillcrs dealers
ehalte from store 5ill0c more per 100 lbs on
brat. 2ISc per bushol OF oats and corn, aud
iV1lbc per 100 lbs on hay.
BRAN-6Sc; corn bran, soc per 100 lbs
CHOPPED CORN--S0c FER 100 lbs
CoRN-No. . sacked S5ISSc.
oATS-reNas, s5is02sc per bushel.
MnEAr SHORTS-S0c per 100 lbs
WHEAT SCRE.NlNGS-654i roc per hushel
HAl-AlfaltR, sl2,00Q l3.O0 per ton: timothy.
81 o. South Texas prairie hay S4.5Ol
go; North Texas, S9.00fsl0,0O
COTTON SEED PRODUCTS--Meal and
ton.
SORGHUM sEED-sll5Gi2o per bushel.
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LOCAL TkADE REVIEW.
office OF The Pos,

Houston. Friday. September "a.
Ever since Monday there has been n Iuli
ID trade. although cotton receipts are heavy
ana growing larger all the time. II is diff.
cui, to arrive at solution of the question.
One reason assigned is that the farmers are
soo busy IN the fields trying to get all the cot
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t. bid. sellers. value.
New Orleans Futures.
Futures opened barely steady; at noon
quiet. closed steady.
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Houston Spot Quotations.
Galveston Spots.


The New Orleans spot market closed easy,
Lie down.
Low Uri.nary.., Mddln:.. ..... 4 1915
Ordinary ... .... 81 Good middlin.. IN
Coca ordinary 3-l6 Mdlins fair. Q ll.l6
low luttit Ia. 1 9-iS ~alp> ............ BOO
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FktIIS.
ApPLES-Per barrel 81 o0Gi 10; California,
81 - per box.
BANANAs-Pcr bunch, sl.75d2.25, packed:
loose. 81 so.
100.
PEARS 81. 90 per hushel.
PEACHES basket crates 75cGsl. 90: fancy
35Gt5' per peck box.
oRANGEs-Nayes, S.5oGs.75: seedlings.
s. %
CALIFORNIA FRUIT-Grapes. black va.
rictes. 81 so per crate: Tokny. 81 GO. peaches
81 acn 80 per box pears. 81 2jGl2 so per box
Bartlett $500; plums. 500
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE


New York, September s3.--rhc following
table. compiled by Dradstroc,, shows tho hank
clearngs at the following cities for the week
with the percentage OF increase or decrease. as
compared with the corresponding week last
year,
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Into Sight
LIVE STOCK.


Market continues favorable: good demand
for choice cattle. Carload lots OF cattle al
hogs can be sold Immediately on arrival. -
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Quotations are for less than carload lots
SIcciai rates on carloads.
BARRED WlRE-Glidten. gal, 50. 40 per i0O
lby; WaukeEan, s2.45.
WIRE NAILs-Rate, 5000 per tcg: ad-
varces. l0d. I'D and led. SC; Sd aud "a. Zoe;
ca and "a. poe; Id and sd, SOC; Sd, 45c, I'd. use
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New York Cotton Market

New York, September 2S-7'he feature n,
todPy's market for cotton futures was the
establishment Of new low record for the
October delivery, this option selling down 10
DIS points lower than the lowest prize ever
before known. At no time. however. did tn /,
market show pronounced weakness the low
level of values tending to strengthen agrres.
stNeness or the part OF the bulls
The marSet opened with prices lT9 mint,
lever, and slowly gagged to the lowest 1grr5.
of the day, loss of ilf6 points as comma, cd
with last nights final figures. Tho ,e,- rte
Oh prominent commission houss were 90 y
spisuous as sellers OF a large block of cot q ,
which had been held all through the reS,nt
9eoIlne ana the steadiness of the marker nm
ger TINS pressure was much commenced on
Even the sealping clement exhibited ersst re-
luctance 10 take the bear side. The fn,nr.
~. .los'o SteFdy al net loss Of Ana poInts
Among the depressing Influences was Wv
eseCe asing repoits ftom nearly all l~caiiu
OF tho western and central section. 81 +, %
cotton belt and Indications that the davis ,,t,
ana interior receipts would far excesd ~,
psetatlons, Dispatches from the larscr ,rn,
cotton markets In the South stated in oro. :,
tnht me buyers were SLOW TO take hol1 DE-.
spite further concessions, and that of,ettrcs
were becoming burdensome.
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Grain and Provisions r,scwr.r..

New Orleans, September 2S.--llog products
QWel, Pork-Standard mess 9.00ag q. Lard
a'Refined tiercc, Ss7's pure, ; s7isIfi. N
HoNcd mea,s-nry salt shoulders. OnfsS lsts
sides 5.2aihfi6i5 Bacon-Clcar rid sides & -
@r6sis, Hams Choice sugar cured. aTsS,
Kioe-lr fair demand; ordinary to GOOD N, n
AZ. Flour-~Graln and feedstuffs steady Flour
> Extra fancy, sSoGs.ao patents 8 fOfss 50
Cornntal-li0 y, nrar--S' lllIay-.Prime. va
II; choice, is.00Gi2.io Corn--No. > sarke ID.
49, oSts-No, sacked, 22GS7,s.
New York, September ,S.--Wheat-- Reccin,s
81 500; exports. ils500 bushels SPOT esslcr :
Ne, /. red, IS47Se fob aloat. Options. 4 to
y lower; september 727s December So Wool
Quiet. Cottonsced oil-oulct prime yellow
2?is Pig iron--Steady. Coppcr-Quiet ard nm :
ch. nred. Tt-Easier. Lead-ouiet speltcr
Firm unchanged
hcnsas City, septemher .-wheat-Steady.
No hard &fe6. No. >. 6sNd6S. Ne Tsd
w. No sprinr, az .ccrN--Slcw, VI mtved
g,E, oats--Slow: No, . white eau. uay-
Stecdy' cash timothy, T.saN7A0, praIrir ,oo
ReoCipts Wheat. 5000: corn, $500. oats Is
oN shipments Wheat, 1900 corn. s7O0: oats,
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A Negro emf to pieces.

Bryan, Texas. September 23.--There ~
tive difficulties In the Brazos bolton n
terday. In enc an Italian was $40,
aim. and in the other a negro was n.y.
cut to pieces. No arrasts have been -
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SUGAR.

New Orleans. September 2s-susar-No omen
kette; centrifugal, strong. seconds. sxfI4 Ais
Ms.asses easy; centrifugal, sf7ii.
New York. September 23-Suear-Rnw
Ncao. iair refining, iS-is; centrifugal, %
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COFFEE.

New York. September ss.-Coffee- Steady
options points higher: sales. is. 80 bac.
Spot Rio; Ne I. invoice. eis; No I, jobbins
6N, MID. steady.
New orleans, September 2s.-Coffee- STEADY,
Rio, Ordinary to fair. 6%EisA.
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Houston Daily Statement.
Today. Yesterday. Last year
Houston Weekly Statement.

G ross receipts ,hl, week .. 1906 q
Nctieceipts this week .,............. Ij0ls
Gross re- pts this week last yoar......... so'gs
Ncttcccipts This week last year. ........ =. .9lTS
Total gross receipts this year ......... o34, $40
Total net receipts this year ........... 10, ,1Ol
Total gross receipts same time last year. 253, W
TOTAL not rece pts same time last YEAR. 1873, 81
shipment gul fward this wecg.............. 1s,2 !.
Shipments ran. 10 and via New Orleans. 26,f6i
H., tro..I. y3
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Powder. pei ker, StOnisi ss.
biesting powder, sl,eS per kcg: drop shot. NJ,
sack, 81 .3S; buck, s1.so TS'' W.T.
BAcoN--Fxtra short ciea- In sacks. ga. =.
SIC; regulars. 1hGi7Sc; boxed, &c higherr
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IN The COTTON MARKETS.
Statistical Information from the
Leading Exchanges.
ANOTHER DECLINE WAS RECORDED.
Prices of Futures Down 10 the Low
est of the acknowledgement, New
York and New Orleans Lower.
Office Of The Post,
Houston. Friday. September %.

Houston. Friday, september ~.
Spot cotton declined 1-32 in Liverpool, y in
New York and lie In New orleans. This
brings mdding In to l5-i6 In New Orleans,
or within lie OF the lowest previous record.
which was ~. on November IL. 1894. Spots
in Houston and Galveston are quoted at ., but
holders can not obtain this price as buyers
demand concessions OF Lilo to u on even this
low figure. At this figure the farmer in the
interior gets but about 5-l6 for his cotton
and great deal OF 1t fails to come up to the
mcGing standard. Those planters who raise
tho own living on the farm and dispose oil
poultry, butter, eggs and other products may
be able 10 stand this, but the farmer who
buys his meat. meal and everything he con-
sumes is no better off than Mexican peon.
Tia movement is now in full swing and Is
heLvy. Houston is receiving much more cot
ton than New Orleans and tomorrow's esti-
maze is large, Houston expecting 1850 to
00C against 9l09 last year and New Orleans
7o0C to 5000 against 5i0I last year.
Liverpool stock is almost double last years,
being $4,000 against 100000 while the stock
afloa is $1,000 against $4,000
Bulls are not to be found The whole trade
is pcssimistlc and blue. The only consolation
is that cotton surely can not go much lower.
There are few who believe the acreage next
year will be curtaed. The planters have
been begged to raise less cotton and more corn
ana hogs. but to no avail and no one thinks
that with ruin staring them In the face they
VIII change their methods Of farming what
is called farming--rasing cotton to sell at Al
a pound,
Futures took another tumble today. Liver
pool showed a dealine OF l-Gi to 1a-64 and New
York and New Orleans are to points down.
SPECTATORS are not investing because they
fear further declines on next months antici-
pated heavy movement Compared with last
Friday the American markets from 1? TO
II points lower.
Receipts at ports were 1909. against 1889
last year. For the week 1891, against 49,
ilj last year.
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CargfIl a Richardson's Circular.

Cargi & Richardson say: This bear story
IN cotton is getting mighty stale, but appar-
entity that's the order, and the South had
just as well make up their minds that so long
as cotton Is moved in such enormous quaint
ties prices must recede. A great many are
looking far ahead to probable early frosts.
and that wonderful decrease in acreage that
is bound to come next season. The average
spec ulatcr. and also nearly all interested In
the staple. are after TIL conditions that exist
now and what is In sight for the next 10 10
20 points. Evidently they think the short
side the place, MS that's where they stand now.
The amount coming into sight for the week
was 27s24a vs.. 307.43l last year, and 2l4,3bi
In 1885, We still So 900 bales behind last
year The features of our markets today were
renewed selling by the Southern buyer against
spot purchases, hammerns by Price In New
York and early buying by Rail-. supposed to
be against forward sales.
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HOUSTON wH0LNsALE pn,cr,.

Chicago adylces to Il. W. Hunter G Co. rays
Calls seld at 6i,s aud n, SAY w ~
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These quotations are revised daily. and tha,r
correctness can be relied unon The priras UT
these ruling In Houston wholesale rnark.,s'e
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New ioFk' September 2s.--The situa,io =.
no sign OF a stiien,ng market Tor .,ths srf. IS
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all United States norts

New York September 2S.-Comparatiye CO.
ION statement for the week eadlns sep;enae,
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HOUSTON BANK cLEARINus.

| Tho following arc the clcaranccS OF tho
| Houston banks for the week this far and tot
| the corresponding time last year. togother with
/ Ihn mr. do so.
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asked; b bid nominal.
New York Futurcs.
Futures opened steady. at noon steady;
closed steady.
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licked. II bid; II nominal
stocks ut United Stnte. po
United states Exports.


me following are the closingsluotations for
cotton en- the spet today at the leading mar
Ne1,, ngethsr with the closing of mddiing
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NEW ORLEANS.

Receipts light In cattle. calves and yearl
lings; prices strong and demand good. HouI
IN short supply; prices steady. No sheep a.
sale. prices strong.
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ERIE RAILROAD

Through trains leave New-lotk foot OF Chambers
follows and minutes earlier from West 23d-st.
300 A. M-vestbuled Express daily for Binghamton
Wayerly Elmi.a Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo 90
l.. ~. paror to Buffalo.
zoo r. M.--Vestibuled Limited fast mall Daily, solid
train for Chicago arrives Cleveland TAO A. Chicago
p sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining car.
S,:iO - M.Buraio and Cleveland v.ssibulei Express
Daily arrivcs Buffalo TO5 A. NJ. Bradford 1i1 A. NJ ,
jamestown ZOO A. NJ. Cleveland 1890 p NJ. sieepers to
D~,ro', chicago and the West Cats Library Car.
s,ss - N-So;ii train - c~ice~o se.ners 70 Hor-
reii,vIl,s chcrRo and Cncrrau, Dining Car.
TINckErS. LOCAL TINE CARDS AND PULLMAN
aeeomnodations at III 10 .Oi Aoi and oo' Broad
ST Chambers and West 25ds,. ferries, New-york 49,
and 72a Fulton 100 Broadway Brookyu 100 Hudson
ct H0bken. and Jersey City Station. Westcott Express
rails for ana checks baggage from hotels and residences
- destination