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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05
railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-rIiIisD STREET
and pEspIossEs and CoRTLANpT STREETS
I'y' Tie ieavng tins from Desbrosses ana corus"o'
Streets Is ten minutes later than that given 'eo" W.
80 4. 81. FAST MXii.-pullman Buffet rarior e S;'
New York TO P!usburg Sleeping Car r"''uS
); 'S:ssss !? s,.S ssy:es COM
Ears For chlcsss ci.Ssland Tosdc Cincinnati Ind
sS'gsi IT, 'G caia g. aS Si' ST LOUIS
S" ' H. wE Est Hs cleveland en-
"a r. ri rsis ff;p' TT'f'yv Pitts
40 rAc tsr .vrsTa ana
$40 r. Il. MAIL AND EXPRESS -pp'l-.n I p,a,.
turg ard nort. vast daily esccr, sunday No coaches
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
< 70 20 :P,"es "fs III rs,'Sf ga
nT,Tt G scs liz su"s. ya' 80 S' r,Ss
CIR 2@ n6 s1, D h II, r cs SO
So, THrrs& R%fiIiwAv-rspre.s 20 D. Il c' night
ATLINTrt. COAST LfNE.-Exrres'. go a. m. and 500
ron crn r,w " yoavo,S M :: !. m
aTr.xTic' CITY y ~ ,.'Nyc.;;;, .. 4
S,t'f Tsrof Cars ana Com
c;T. ME-, % NJ weekdays Through PULLMAN
r nvnS Era, ;or car r,rs r..n.- saun.v ocean
Grove Point Pleasant from West cn,
:.o 80 40 $50 so $50 sunh.y' 80 ~
o. m. 4s0 ~ m. from pesbrosses ana Sor,s ,,
e,-eets, 49,, DC Ic 10 u..o satur1nw oa'v.
80" stO ato 40 5 10 100 .. m sunday" Ola
m. r. ~
ron PHILADELPHIA.
60 30 80. SO $50 0.2o $50 Penna Lm!.eH, 81
dining Carr. 1850 DINING carr ii 80 u M ~. "a,
80 $50 42o 40 DINING Car SO 'pi sh sundays
SO $50 $50, 30 ESQ Lnitedl oon lO.D ' IN
s.. 5n Ill., i ts u s:5 sam cs 40
l-.3J night ~, ,-o.a
way: Astor House: West Tverty-thrd Stfser ma;
ton, and stations foot ~ DesbrOsses ana Cornsnu'
streets. court street SEQ Fulton Street Is Broadwsy
and Pennsylvania Annex Station nrookyn: shs'on ION,
t',y' New YORK Transfer Company wiz can
or ana heck baggage from hotels and rehdence'
through destination. 49, 49, ,...,x. ,,.
Telephone '127t Fshteenth Street for Penhsyi"an'"
Hsh' ,ia.r iii -ffnvsOT y II. WOOD.
. ~ ~ General Mara,n- General Phssr Agent.
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SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug. Cotton quiet. mddns ll-l6c
low rnddlng Side: good ordinary lb-lCc; receipts
70 bales: sales. 81 all e2nncrA; stock. li.023.
Baltimore Aug 4.-Coit1n nominal m,cdling. 6Sc;
low mdllng I56c good ordinary. 3isc: gross receipts
~ bales: stock. l2.si0.
Savannah. AVE. 4-roton steady middins l-ice'
nidding. i1sc receipts "a oaes exports coas"iSs'
30. stock. 1896.
New Orleans Aug. lotion STEADY; nlodiins.
II IGr: low mdilng icc good ordinary. 4Sc net
recc.po Cos bsles; GO exports 70 the Continent
900; coastw.se. go. sales. LOCO: stock, 3oiO
Nemnhis Aug 4.--Cotton quiet. mldding. 5.c low
iddilng Sc good ordinary 4c net receipts 40; gross.
3tO. Gales 100 Stock 1916
c, Louis Aug l-Couon dull: mldilng. Dxc low
ifiunp &c. Dod ordinary Sac net receipts. 10 bales
gross 100, ehipments Ni. STOCK, 3i5SI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05
TRAINING Elk TO DIVE

Sioux City lette. In The Chicago Tlmes-Herald.
Some people have an eccentric hobby, others have
as sensible and proper. Whatever you may call ny
hobby 1t Is one that has taken complete possession
NJ mo and am proud of the sensation VI causes.
My hobay Is my diving eks which clair, to one ne
the nest wonderful animals IN the world BuI
edvcatcd th"m and taught them the tricks that nre
a constant source of wonder and ELIMINATION 10 my
was prompted to train the elks because heard
Il 80 rsluenry s r1nt tbn a the Undertaking seemed
cessfuily gave additional zest to the task set for
most remarkable thing eorit MINK OF mat vas
nprocured two young elks and began experiment
ing with them at once soon discovered 'nav o ,nf
occasions Ny FIRST step, was 70 break them I'm 70
drive in harness This took rSaT gefore 20 u could
10 ' Succeeded dnaiiy however in getting them
tnom I got nv idea OF teaching them 10 dive by
their seeming utter S rs az 10 M@ fae aesn e
irst dive they ever made was from a high tank
into tho Sioux River on which occasion went
axsd a short chute or tho river hant at first
f sHa Swh and jump INTO the water from that height
After few month. Of patient work got them TO
on on" into NC the water AZ il was the only place from
which they could get into the water. they began to
Then I began to raise the platform. and as the
weather was getting too cold In Iowa for comfort
able training III the river. tooh SCUM "
New-Orleans and kept them In constant training
ali wlntcr jumping from higher elevation each
week after had got them to leap from height OF
about twenty feet.
"Rinclctte" seemed b. instinct 10 get the trus
diving idea OF making his pungos head first. with
front feet extended and now no always goes head
foremost and strikes exactly In the centre OF the
tank, which 10 sixteen feet square ana WE'VE 'es'
deep. A.. .,,,o.,
The buck elk Ring Is beginning to give ai in
as expertly as his brother and am sure oeior"
the summer Is past he will dive hean tore"os'
with feet extended. as does "itineiete;,
bove been two wears training the eiks
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OTHER MARRETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ChicsF, Avg. 4-Thc small supply OF cattle to-d .y
well taken steady prices Choice steers, 70 zn
s. co. medium - 0Tsl 49, ha'f steers StdSi cS stock
and feeders s3aSi 10 bulls 81 3nqst ~ cows and
helfss S3nSf 20 western steers, 81 "3nSo 30: IeNhs
81 Hasi 80 Packers tried nard to buy hogs at further
dccl today. hear argument tire Dig break
In provisions yesterday The suppls was small however
ara sen.'s aDs A. raj 10 cSnce 81 soGS
So Eackers 50 ;5ess - butchers s. @ o<,.3 y
Trade In sheep surlcen, gaod to ABSORB ne nnsr
lngs ~ UNCHANGED prices Poor TO prime lambs HGsV -
yoarnee 81 C5fsS choice native sheen ~ 21V
q ~ rams. 81 50q@ ~ western rans's - 'onst 20
Cncunati. Aug 4.--iIoSs active, 81 1Jns3 ~ tntDe
Gull 81 $685. - Sheep ST. ADJ. 81 @oJSi Lambs higher
81 1naSn o.
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Ete.p'. st ;he ports ana interior penis to-osy' 9"
:arsd WITH Ia saE:e cay laet week ard last !sef'

l.ora AND MEAIwhie ret actually ape 70 seesff
.''se sJsey !7u: naitsfe ia'Ored ny an lhtisa
istsit't sc pr, Of myers which gave ne SebsSi
nANet nnar rnd sat.sfnc.c;y r;gas.IVs' ~ 20.
.hsais 81 a2fsi q: Writer err iants, $50 ~"
';r;s 81 ,Cetl 30 s,anx clear. So $oHs4 e. s.s ~:
"i'.sr, e. 4espSs GO. cs,re - vl..t@f - i'ts
=, saea 81 1881 90. RYE TIOuH-t:asyt qIyt d.
x ~ e 50 .CoRS&EALgtssdy arpt'a kjn'r A.
80. s;aave fine ysll9a s,gc' vrrts 7+f,G,s' ..5
I'D STEADY 40 q, nd ~ - winter ~ hul". ~
20; s2fag hcx Gsd70c; 10 arrive. 'IVGi'a m,a,:.s
mns aoMfoc rye .c,a. csmfInc city ieeh ,.o%,;oc'
.onAiN-WEFar-.it vas s.nn.n. osI 1ay ~ ~. ..
n's fr5id sbisn. sish speculative business ~
sye ne crpos!ti.n 7.ar RI inv stnsn lcy'ng noe
weiounc>d nnn Il a lorg time. iteas0ns ~
,as s''snyh Increased activity we're !rard ~ gag
.peints lnoytEnsrt 81 whrat ct MI ~ln,e' 80
,s'slfrg pclp.s. Bes-s uraa,e IN Vet H"ss "o'
ne that ,srmsrs lave taken matters Into their own
:has ana viii refuse 10 market hsn wh"a; ff-ey sp
more attractive prices II Is attn IN open nNfsl"n
.s.aef not the spring wheat producers VIII GROW N'
nc withhold their grain winter wheat Farmers Al; 49,
SONG The shrnlage In to-days moVeuspi va"
= Toledo. Kan c:.y. Chicago saj Ct LOUIS al VI
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rrnopEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Aug ss ,S So 1.a Nos!S
srn .rrIna steady Ga I'D Corn-Spot hrm: Amer an
mixed new q. s.d futures ;'e1ay Assat 3. End;
y pter duh. o. Hop. at l;'ndon Pseine Cast dull
=. a. pork ntm; prime moss. fne Western, os I'd:
Sr'r,s mess medium Western as .d Hsms-shor, cut
r. 80 IN M STEADY 3Ss. Bacon dull; Cumberland cut.
* 10 20 H. as sha, 40 20 = - H. steady Sls }ns
Ssrv "a 10 4. 10 Cd snort clear lacks III to is 10
gs; clear beIii.s II to ~ u. 35S shou.dsrs-sauar.
- :, "a IN dull .5s IardPrlne Western dull 2ds Cd.
rfes,e steady. American hnes, white sIs DO eolorsd
OF iJv. riai refined dull i3s 81. TurpentineSprits
si.ndy .2. Rosn-C Common steady U.s.
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WEST SHORE RR

~-.,.. Lava W. 420 ST. SAUDI y. l., ~ foiows.
Is'ns IT, from foot Of Franklin St:
10 Hon NJ DAILY except Sunday, for Cornwall, Nss
AAv Srvh kingston New Palts Lakes Mnnewaska q
,S9 oscnIk and all Catskii; Mountain points.
80 H!SH M for Crsnstons. West Point. KinEsto
ITO S Mohonk and Minnswaska. catskili Mounta!a
xihsny Saratoga, and Lake george
100 p H.. CONTINENTAL LIMITED. Daily. for 4
Si.v:.nd ptsro, CniGas1 s ard ST. Louis A.rtv'
,,,S Il Saturdays only. for all ca,skin Nounia
r, p%onP ~ Daily. except Sunday. for Kingston Iah
Mohcnk and MINI 'waska Ca,skili Eountslns catskr
~ naI e. NJ Dairy except Sunday. for consers era,
stcn.s Vest Point. Cornwall. Nswbursh and iu:
mediate stations to Aloany
l,,(IV p NJ Daily except sunday FOR Albany. Saratou
Nontural aad Eastern Canada.
a 40 p NJ Chicago ard st. Louis Limited Dafy
Utica Syracuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara r.n
Soronto Detroit Cleveland Chicago and 81 Louia
.,IS p NJ Daily except SUNDAY, for Syracuse. Roche
Ter Bufraio, Niagara Fails and Toronto.
S,tS'P NJ Daily for Albany. Utica. syracuse. Roche
;s- Bmfiao Siasar, Falls. Toronto Detroit. CtsW
land Chicago and ST. Louis Saturday night h
sissrlns Car 20 cat.kin Mountains.
1915 A. H.: C. snb 2. N Jersey CITY. p n, Il. static
a GAS A. 81: r.. il.2o a. NJ. C. 3S r 81
Time tables at principal hotels and oriess.
Z. z LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent.
s Vanderbilt Ave. New Ycfk
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"RIACK DIAMOND EXPRESS"

......, No., A.. ~ u.imal tssIbuie Day coaenes
... Ia,.r LAB Dinny tar service. Meals IA SAr's.
,n,ol, at bunalJ villa tnfousG ssspess " DeoiS ana
81 LOO. 1860 l.. III. daily for EASToN. MAUCH
~; MIX .sBAKRE; SCRANTON anu eoas
hranehrx Char Car Easton. -.,
sI:i,v 4;IU =. NJ daily, except Sunday for WiLhtt-
kA,its PIrTSION. SCRANTON and principal inter-
,i a, stations All points IN ceAi reEoIs
iTiln.n t,unet / arlor Car Tor Wi.kestaire. s..
sI..,U .,:.J T. daily. except SUNDAY. 10. EASION
ia :.O lib T. 81 Csundays only for MAUCH CHUNK
=. :,,", T:i i. N iay. e1cep; sunday for EAsToN
ana principal internie late stations >,,.,.,.
.tI!n,; :. 900 Il. y dsiS for rGFFALO. NIAGARA
Fall. aad all por Il Wss. Pullman seeper yestiDuis
t,air r. 10 Chicago. Sieepers to Euna.o ana Toronto
I,injrx car York t. Easton.
80 500 ~ daly exec: sunday stopping s1.y
MAi;CH CItUNR. SAYRE, GENEVA, ROCHESTER,
gATAviA BJkFA LO and 1ORcNTC. Pullman Sleeper
Tor Buaio no sscvuxcar passengers carried 30
go, S:;; r NJ. daily Tor WILHES ,,RRE tn
AGA GENEVA. ROCHESTER,. BUFFAH' NlAHAh>
FALLS point, wes; Pullma2 siespe 70 T S1I
riAiNFiE:p BoUNp CROOK. and n'er,es,'te roin,'
cni,J A. NJ '2e a2o $3.50 40 80 and Go go on n
Tickets and Pullman accommodstons a. Ia yH'' ~
SIS Vi4 and 1893 Broadway 2? T. i4,h 81, lou r. i-'aa
proadwsy and brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn - A..
Tran.feT Co Will call for ana check oassaSs 1r'"
hotel or residence 'n-ougn To destination.
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Di.f. LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN r. II.
simtionr in New York focd ~ barclay
yEsTIBuLED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS. PINTsCH LIGHT.

s,oo A. MNBINGHAMToN MAIL. stops at principal
1906 4. M:-,cafe Car; BUTTA,o scEAMMTTRRSS'
rTiCA RICTrtEID SPRINGS. sYEActsE ana
OsWEGo EMPRESS. Pullman Palace Cars conne s,
ing a, Buffalo with trains for Chicago ana points
West ,,.,.,.. r.,
LOO p ~ (Dav)-ChIcago and Bnrao Ees'iouisd ~
pr..s for SCRANTON. WIIK EsBARRE and FL
MIRA Pullman isunet Parlor Car to Llnnr.'
through sleeping Cars ard Day Coach to Chicago
arriving At 4:I5 y. newt JAY. ~, yv
400 l.. VI. SCRANTON WIIKEsBAR ZEE ara no. ~
400 T. VI aiiy)chcsgo and DpT.l9 v, ,WTnS FL
MIRA ptrFArO Through Buffet Sleeping r , Ia''
"a Chicago. Dining Car west OF fsuha.,
So, T. ~ fSal,l-lunno Express Pullman sesp pr
"'"t for SCI. ,SToH BINiIIAMIoN. ELMIRA; BATH:
MT NORRIS and BUFFALO. arriving III buha''
A. ~ . -.,.>.-ox urxc-
UAMToE OWEio ITHACA. EIMIRA sYkAGuSSE'
RICHFIEi.D STRINGS and OSWEGO EAfhES''
Pullman r;rfst Sleepers . RECOMMENDATIONS .,
Henry Gaze & Sons dlmlted; ll3 Broadway ~ farH
f.ry stations ia .A-ave cor ieth-st Gl ives: i25th-
e. osi Columbus NewYotk 1873 and i36 Fuiton-s;
ana lO6 broadway brooklyn. Timetables giving full
nforma all stations 49,
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY Will call for ana
eh.ck baggage from hotel residence to destination
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which markets reported strong advances spot property
~. Louis also liberal buyer Of futures In various
markets Mlig demand ct Minneapolis AMI other points
excellent anl but FOR the strong position OF cash
holders export houses would doubtless have been much
prc,nnert they totk about 10 leads here and -
loads al outrors Foreign markets were apparently un
willing TO follow American strength. aud European houses
sod wheat rather freely At the opening Liverpool started
weak and lower, hut recovering closed partly Nd net
hSher. Paris markets closed from 10 ID points higher
end Antwerp partly Y franc lower. The Price Cur
rca noted unmporan, changes In the winter wheat
outlook and reported the Northwest crop as maintaining
ls good position Tile Ohio State report for August made
winter wheat condition Of 81. or points lower than the
Governmert report lsst month. Cash wheat here
and strong being quoted Hsc September spot
nri 10 10 arrive 0 b Gcoat for No red
CoRS-!n addition 20 the help derived from strong
wheat market buv~rs stimulated to-day by a
heavy export demand taxing In all about 25 loads mostly
at anpots. This unusually active trade diverted
ton FOR The time being from crop news. which OF late
fas been favorable. Reviewing the las, week how
ever The Price Current stated that while importan.
rsiet has hesr obtained from rains only about three
fourths Of crop Ia promised Bulls apparently have the
market well IN hand and there lees fear expressed
to-day the possibility OF liquidation. The Liverpool
market closed ma I'd net higher from this eide.
No . corn closed ASH C3s,sc h anoat. oATsThc
market again LED by and ruled firm. closing y
2sc No g. 2fhc; No white clips 3alsc; No white sc;
%3J3sc. RiE-Market strong and held much higher.
with good demand and quotations nominal. No West
EN- 5Sf5ac anoat 4GIasc I'uffaio State rye,
70 \e< Wei
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rIvERPOOI. COTTON MARKET.

rJv.rpoel Aug /. ( p. m.-Cotun-Srot- rair demand
nrce, unchanged: American mddinS. l'-32d the shes
~. dav OoO bnles o! which LOO were Tor
sn euiatoa oni expor, and included 800 American IKE
e.lr,s jco bales all American. Futures opened quiet
.,,h n moor dcmanl and 81 sed steady American mid
f,inr IN c. August. 2+-ttu3 - 6fd sellers; Augus.
s",hsr 2il4da ~ -jtd sellers; september and
Gstoter - ala sellers October and Noyembei z,-om
bv.rs Noveml err and peceniber a-siyS N-o4a ss.s,s
snl February 90-GiaS ?l'ld buyer, February and
81, 81 Gt13 CID sellers. March and Apr q -osd
h,,srs auri End May .3-Gi sellers; May and June
= % -6tdQ3 i-jfi buyers.
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woods have been Offered during the and IN most n,
stances these have found buyers. As regards foreign
wo Australians continue N 'air Inquiry. but the strong
tone ~ the market regaris prices has knitted sales
70 sna quantities There has been good-slLcd move
'nent or South American cross.red wo,i Monteydoo
woods also figuring the weeks transactions Some
farsz"d lots OF Capes available hut ut rates above
those buyers willing pay.
Current quotations Of domestic woods occurred based
On Woo, FIX follows:
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NAVAL STORES.

Shirts turppnne exhibited relative strength again to-
dav with a 1oi demand the basis Of 2s02Ssc. News
from the Savannah maret bu!llsh and added to TIE
eryav. temper of local holders The better grades
~ rsn slowed "A firm tone. with quite lively cal
noted Tae lower grades. however were neglected and
featurcc.s Other departments quiet and about
unchanged. Quotations follow: $3.50 ,
TAE-Regtia.s 81 S5GSl 30. tar OIL Dds. " w,
PfTCU-S1 ~.
Spirits iIRPENTTET,- 2Sd2Sisc.
ROsiN-.'omrlon 10 good strained. 81 359$l 40; E.
s, a. p 81 -: g. 81 o.: - ~ 81 So; X, 81 90; NJ
81 20: X, 50 10. W q. 81 20: w ". 81
STOCK on HAND.
ro,,, ................... 81 nC1 Ibis
Syiits IrpfutiGc
Tar i'o-' ''~
sa-arrah Mig 4-splrits turpcn'ine FIRM, 20c sales
1,M4 bbls receipts. iGlS Rosn FIRM sales Al bols
rec~ipts 45Gs quote closing A. Il. c and y, 81; e.
81 o. = 81 H. G. 81 10 II and /. 81 10: *. 81 40; d.
81 80 y 5 80. W q. 81 30. w W. 81 p. 49,,
dharlestor Aur i-Turpentine market steady, 24'fc
Resin ql!ei. unchanged. .,,
WILMINGTON Aug 4-spirits turpcntlne firm. 25I1c: re-
CENTS ls2 bills Resin steady. a2Sh97isc; receipts O2)
BIDS cruz. turpenre nrln .t4sl 5O receipts. 76 bbls
Tar firm. 81 10; receipts. iIG bbls
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Pore.xn cofYee mnrket.-sano,--cofee market steady
sd average santos $500. receipts coo bags; 'tocs
eco bars. Hsrcurr-Cofee market opened = p,s
lower: st 80 m. barely steady, afH pts net lowcr
.sss. l4aOo bags. Hambure.~Merkei VIII De eioseo
Observation-Disclosures IavreCofee market opened barely
steady and unchanged; st II M quiet Y franc Lower n
barely steady and unchanged closed franc net
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05

Wool Exchange frec'a daily Cus.om House report OF
wool entered for consumption August g. 1sVS;
From. BY Bales Ponn1T.
Ieith '........ critic ..............1lG 20.0oS
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TIE STATE or TRADE.

BOSTON Ang Flour steadv receipts 2 o5o hbs;
spring patents 81 5oGs5 rs; spring Gears and strashts
ssrais S, s. 5OS 90 ccrnmnl QUIET scss2 bush
81 Sasi 90 per hb corn ,m receipts Sse's c bus.
10 bush; fancy 36'sG37c: No ana No 3 3:g3ie
MN feed firm bran spring Si de- winis1' mo- Mo-
steady: Northern 1870: Western 100: imitation 1yl6e
ladies' i313sc. cheese steady; Northern. I+9Sc; west
TizdSc.
Buffalo. Aug Spring wheat. No Northern Duluth
spot s5iac asked; winter wheat, No extra red sVc
40 3 rcd CSC; 40 white. Ioc. Corn steady; No yell
CIV. 36, No yeoT. ?5hc; No corn 3She Oats
Arm; No 9 white. new &c bid: No white 25Tc: No
mixed natural old :Ci.c asked in RyeNo offer
irgs. Flour steady lsht trade.
Chicago Aug. THE leading futures ranged as FOL
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. "EIsctr, Pneumatic" signaia
Stations IN New York. foot OF Liberty 81.
ana South Ferry. whitehall 81.
Trains leave foot Of Liberty 81
On and after June 20. 1903.
I rs;1 SID NJ s A;1sG" 70 E sssss csss
+; sdS q T:.' s to s.'s9s. fsas-'. -
Tor wike.esrr. Pitt.,op and scranton 900 sds
70! * S. Z .s sF' AK. s.S -. -: -,
5000 II - TO R.nans,. NJ H.s 80 s:sS ~ ~,
S s.. % R:sdSs n o M $780, SsHSs ~ III
s':i''; ~;:' e, Ill., ssa'.'
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
Tor . ss s .ssso e Point nss'ss
ss'fs ss rank S%s soi H'G ss' s' s,s s'
p, Ssy I'd s.r ssa pSSs s';
,;sc sF -. an'S ss sS,a.y: 800 X. go
:n;io city. v,n',nd and hr'a'''0n .'o A. NJ
xs;s.as ssS s S'; s H. a. s
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
,%S9 g.. SnaScR 9 So Il r ss@vH a.
asscd sS;af s.s :, Say' s..:s M ::
:s "a " si sss sSs sss W ~ 60 SO
.s FIX E e rS'.i s: 70, s I:;s:
!. 1 IT. tx p 70, 'ee''y PARK ''' 'f'" '
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR ILApELpHIA BALTIMORE AND VASE
INorON.
From foot OF Liberty -.
u..L 6,v. IA, 500 1901 40. Dining Can 4.
90 i:.s. $50 800 Dining car; 900 ? NJ; i2is nd
S.oS Dinng carr, 500 p ". Ic:lS ndt. Additions
trains for Philadelphia week days. 200 ~, 100 >;S
40 0 90 T. 81 SUNDAYS 900 A. n. 100 =. ~
poArs LEAVE SOUTH FERRY WHITEHALL st:
Week days 7:io $50 s:25. $40 500. Dos s;D 2;S
1900 1915. Io.45 u :os II 80 II Is W HTs izS
,:SS e. e. 5 5s s:% sio oas sS - - ga
90 ass iOSJ II 70 = NJ. 1915 mdt sundays. 1M
sss SIS. 1000 ii.o 4 NJ. 1900 ". i2:c. izs. s:N
400 s:sS. 40 4s5. BIS GOO. 600. 7;e5. az. s'a
Ticket, ana car seat, a. foot cf h ass
wsy' I5i cir Az. 81 Eas, '!th St. ,ss East iZsth ~
2ls VS. scS Fulton st RrooFiyn % broadway. WIN
sm.bars The \ Y transfer @" VIII cal ter ana ehse
hargsce from hotels or residences tn destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05
NEW YOGK AND LONG BRANCH RAiLROA
SIMMER SCHEDULE.

An paI, Linz for Long BRANCH. Ocean Grove. Ns0s1
AN ns" LII. Coast Resorts to Point Pheasant:
4rans ToEk a; f0I s E,e .S'' oa ~
siS. $50 $50 .t;41 $50 si' 500 cs.'urday 0nll
r. an, Tnot ~ Corsndt and De.brosses Streets -
eio A. NJ IL TO- sI:o Saturdays only, go sio; IS
y. 81 ,r.,.., .... 90. "a,
M SATURDAYS only. . 10. ~ 3d. $40. 40 81
Sio' TO Saturdays only p NJ sundays SIS A.
From Foot Yves, Tweptyzthird street SO II 20 4. 4
~ sundays $50 80 A. NJ. 40 p NJ
sunday Trains d. not stop q; Ocean Grove ana AseW
Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05
LENIGM VALLEY SYSTEM.

a,.ucu. foo: of West 23d ST. Tenn r. RI CoEuAn'' u
Dcsbrosses ST.
.ndIcates time from west Id st. Other hsufe' s"o"
me from Lortandt pespTosS-s ST. ,, D.,
:si,iO. 6.2O A. NJ. dali, SUNDAY 'sao A. NJ TOT
rAs.,,IN and Intermediate stations -.,,, -on,x
-eS,s,, 20 A. NJ daily for WlI-kESBARRE. oSInAH-
roS ITHACA GENEVA. KOCHtsTEk nnr o. 49,;
ii ANA FALLS and the West ani pfhs'p~' ''sA'
,na,n,s aiming car @ chair car to Buffalo
'sIi IA 1.,(S, noon daily except SUNDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05

Ro-Cofres market quiet No Rio 1850; exchanse
3iCd: receipts 1000 bags; cleared Tor the united
states. Is. 0cO bags stock 81, 600 bags
The statistical position OF Brazil coffee Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-08-05

coT1oN-rhere was very little interest IN cotton to,
ns side The crop n~i ling OF sf ns cram NAT
the market mas been oy.soid the crop situation
been ovesdsconnted The bears claim mat tIaae CONF
Liverpool market stasnant as to speculation and iha,
knssh cotton sp,nneIs are not likely 70 ahcpa,e 'n
counts 50 sensrsy favorable Neither side. however has
ms sSsrn.ns The market cpeed dull at decline Ia
From. Phisd. pns hoass This led to c9verins and
before the market was back to yesterdays ciosAs
:aai. WIN hs G'r ges a.. net, net sa nG & PANT S%
ap .. , ass SS-ae ior mdns oat compared win
salss n:llsa II, bass tr s.pOr, ara III to .pnnsls
s cGl'Sn IN southern markets. %SS o eHI IsehaMs
si issa .;'S,'sa & ssa .,sad S
a ,sss ' ess 'I 2oa S rs Sei;.
s sss s. s.a 'c &sas taa a"s o 5c
.oi.s, .''''' -.
Great Britain. France. Continent Mt
~. Jar ii. w.r&... 20 ss e,,iSs .oo s s.s
ecn Gp.lisa. Ala. neiS,s: The fe.lo~ns ;nce Ugly
ms '1 sSr as ss HS az aa the e c5u PANT %
t:rsg Grass ss and weeds are plentiful
: .%1ai s'saiSls' WEE. s's sa sns
uaS.psy srs. Without disease o. xina 70 .'o2 i"
s s%n ss ' Stns 2eS, sf ;'g
f.sorao.? weather ,or ire nye w"eks the
hesjthfuiness OF the pant won; at anything but
GOOD op 5p But we bear IN mind that the month
II Atm tire critical Of all. the best prospects
rgh. rated and the weather conditions should
Be- c!o,siy watched The plan; is ssppy and should We
hsv. rr5nnse1 drv hot weather the bois would open
irtnaiure. rust ard shedding might set In whi!r IN
the oth>r land weather would cause lie
ria IL get rank anil taking frait The con-
81 riar: T. nov fequres occasional Show
or, ana war, srS partially cl3uiy weather
c,Jn Eychsng. special Lverpoe. cables-spot cotton
A doing snlrr, iocvr bales speculation
"a. sxoo-i oCO: Amsr!osr. J.cp; middltns up.and.
5-2i rd:u:es opened quiet and uTeraased clos Steady
a. ,-c,p, ca ne, advance iAnHaTy-Februsry. 3"?p:
rss,aary-Y,rch. sc,iis Msreh~Ap,l s22S: Apr-May.
S23s May-t.re 3sE34b: August s2ias August hertsh-
s23Ss er-OroteT, 2-s: O-"Def No'e'Hber
3lh Noy su.b.r- Decarber S")'?s. December
s.y432 -YaIns steady. Cloths move Slow
tsnss o. prices in the local markt; to-day
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