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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Boston Nov I4-There has been no change in the de-
and for wool during last week and the sales have
haau heavy Holders firm IN their view OF higher
prices and many holding good lots FOR an adyance
continue to lead IN sales az 5og5Ic.
secured for fine medium and nne white. oOadoc FOR
strictly staple goods Fleece woods continue In good de-
mand and prices hard and likely 10 higher. Aus
traan woods limited. and very little lie being done
Prices are nrm. The following the quotations for
leading descriptions Ohio and Pennsylvania heeces
and above 81 a32c NN and Xxx and above S2g33c. de-
Michigan Wisconsin etc.-X Michigan, 26c No Mich
gan comblnE sSg3lo; No do, SiG32c no Illinois
29I34c. No , Illinois cOmbng, 3l432c. X New
York Hampshire and Vermont. 25g2Jci No l. New
York New Hampshire and Vermont. 3Ou8lci de!sins
Michigan. 33g34c Unwashed medium etc--Kentucky
and Indiana J. blood combnE. 2ag24c. blood PC.
NJ s-ouri q blood comblnR 23H24c. y blood 24p25c
braid combing 22lc. lake and Georgia. 23a2lc. Ter
ritorv woolr-MontanA and Dakota hne medium and nne
ipG22c secured 55q57c staple 60G65c Utah. Wyoming
nne and fine, lgg2Oc secured 65p56c; staple,
BsaOc, Idaho medium and fine isglec secured $40
$50 Australian secured. basis spot prices; Combins
supernne, 500 sc; good. 7sGs0o; average, 7ag77o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS

Galveston. Nov 14.-Coron nominal. mIdllins. o-lec
low midding 10 l0c; good ordinary. I-i6c receipts
II ssl bales exports 20 the Continent 1872. sales lo
all spnners. stock. 235,340. -,
baltimore Nov l4.-Cotton nominal: mddlng 79sc;
low middliug nc good ordinary, 9 I-l6c; gross re
celps 25e bales. exports coaswise 100 stock l5o
savannah Nov. l4.--Cotton easy; midtlng 0l5-lbci
low mlIIhng ice good ordinary. - 6c receipts,
bales exports to the Continent BSeo; cOstwise
S.ol5. sales 70. stock. ll5.Ii+
~ Louis. Nov. l4-Cotton quiet middling. 7+c; low
middling i-iGc good ordinary. 63-l6c. net receipts
bales gross 1OG5s shipments TO- les stock % esI
ding 7ssc low middling 69,c good ordinary. s-l6c
receipts 9796 bales; exports 70 Great Britain 2Soo
coastwise 1850. sales. 0O0 stock. 3lO.S4O.
Memphis Nov. 14-Cotton quiet. mlddlns TAG: low
middIng 10 l6c: good ordinary, 65-6o net receipts
5072 bales gross Gas: shipments 5,226; sales 500,
stock l62. O20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
STOCK Of HAM
1--we STOCK MARKET.

Neu-York November "a. 1892
BEEVEs-Recepts were p cars or 5Ot read. inciud-
Ing saughterers and L fot the market
There were 20 cars In the Yards including
cars held otr yesterday Feeling steady. Dressed beef
In demand 7aP@.c per n for common to cholce
sides later cable advices. The CeVlc with
500 cattle equally divided between o.. SaamDerg & son
ond schWarzs,u.G Sulzoetger. G!ss -~v quarters or
beef for ut.er shippers viii sal wednesday. ana the
oceanic WI, AXE 80 quarters Of beef tesmated) for
y. Morris The Trinidad VIII carry limited number of
cattle and sirep 10 Beimuda
CALM ES-Ecceips were 81 head and - sTassers were
held over ycsterjsy Goo. veals In light suppl and
steady. medium and common grades barely steady
grassers quotahy unchanged About 30 caves We're ui
sold Common Co choice VeaIs sod az sSas , ~ per
n ltle calves 81. few grassers a. s3fS l2'2 CITY
dressed veas steady 70 We per n Limited NUMBER OF
selected selling al l2lad Be country dressed sofa az
7alOtsc. calves ut Ca'c dressed grasseFs and fe1
s9i."J G curtis sor: yeais. 80 n average at
81 20 per 100 y DO $50 n at s. 20 DO. 1873 ~ q
~ a. e. 50. : prsssers POO n. at s. l2ig.
- tudt A 90 80 veas ll6 10. az s. -. do, 100 10.
AT S. 4 DO II n az 81 grassers, $50 II. at So. 80
head an Tor market ana about halt carload was
Isld over Yesterday sheep steady. lambs nrm with
and hurr, ~ sheep were held Prime lambs sold
m s. 25qS5 - Ter 100 N. Including car o.: Canadian
lahs M 81 30 Dressed mutton STEADY al 4nG7c per ID
dressed lar be nrm az 61ds'1e few fancy carcasses
sssi:s-Newtor 4 CO. I9s Canada lsnbA = 70 averass
s. 30 per n 2de West Virginia 60. c' 70. at s. 90
NJ Gins 2l Virginia lambs. u ii. a, s. Is. / Viz
HoGs-fe,e2ts wee i3'a .srs o: tI2 heaJ II ., Tor
s. 80 per loo n for fair prime hog5 Comfy dressee
veal al 4'sa7c per n for heavy 70 iight veshts
- ~ a,er,ge az 81 so per TO- n State hogs n
J. II Hume Bro ,lae Yesterday % state hogs. ia2
IT. az Il Hollis date yesterday 70 hogs $50 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave NewYork, foot Of Chambens-SGs
as follows and minutes earlier from West 23dst;
BOO A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for BinghamtoA
wsverly, Emira. Buffalo. Bradford Arrive Buffalo
p NJ Paror 10 Buffalo.
90 p M-Vestibuled l.mted-Fast mail daily. Solid
.sir Tor chcaro arrives Cleveland $40 A NJ chicago
a % NJ Seepers to Chicago Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car. 1,..,... u..,t,,,t.. r>x,-...
rrtvss NJ Buffalo 7 05 A. NJ. Bradford % A. NJ.
jamestown 100 A. NJ, Youngstown 1927 A. M. Ceve-
Snna 20 az p NJ seepers Buffalo and Cleveland CAf4
Library Car. 81, -, g.. r,.n,.,,,o, vr....,~
riDnrs and Chicago seepers TO Buffalo. Chicago ans
Cincinnati Dining Car -, $50 rr-,,,.
coMMoDATIoNs at III. ll3 2el, 4oi and 957 BToad-
sy sf Eowery i55 East l25th-s, ard 2I3 West i2th-
Chambers and West 23d-st. ferries SewYork. 30
and SEQ Fuiton-st es Broadway Brooklyn i22 Rverst.
anboksn and Jersey City Station. Ntw-York TransfsP
Co calls fo ehecxs baggage from hotels and rest
dence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15

HEMP AND JCTE-Sls8l hemp is firmly held and
MANILA hemp nomnally firm. although light offerings
check Jue and Jute butts are more or less
nominal Quotations follow: Manila hemp spot fhlr
Manila hemp shipment United kingdom. l4s4l4e
Sisal spot. Q 316N0i.c sisa shipment gh@S-c: jute
sp0t II Z 2 nominal. jute shipment. N double triangle
and eouai nominal. jute shipment j j z Axe and NJ
triangle and equal. 3aH3 7-l6o Jute butts. spot paper
duality nominal butts shipment paper quality led
1i6c jute butts mixing %faz "ioc' Ju'e pu''s D"s
gin nominal.
IffDFs-The market for hides firm In all de-
rsrtrnsnts with advancing tendency 10 prices owing
- good demand and light supplies Quotations follow
OpInoca ighc; Tampico. 17i.c: Bogota. 7hqlsc. Cen
frs American IThq1Sc. Vera cruz lie Puerto CAbelo
~ IA Cuayra issc Caracas. 1sAsc; PaytH, lIc.
Tahasco l7Nc; RIO Hache dry and picked, l4ul44c!
poT au Platte. 1412c. Galveston lec. san Antonio ana
Ioorrsso ssc..... DRY Sailed HIDES-Payta, lac,
isbia 12lsc Maracalbo, 121c. Savanilia. l2i1c Maa
rorse l3Lc lave city slaughter native steers
Iai i9iIc butt brands 12l.gl2.c side brands lac
II &c. bulls lOsc cows llhan%e. country slaughter
steers IIaiIhc; COW, 1oaloi.c; bull. sae.e ...
IFkTIiI.F-T'here Is good demand ana tffn mhth't
for all a., Eads o. tsleS s1e 2SG2ec ics@nds $50
~ thirds 2Ols ar Nc acid first selection, 2Ju21sc
seconds 23425c: thirds 2l43c. rejects lbg2lci union
ilght bscks a4G35c; middle bscks S4c made heavy 90
Sac seconds heavy Sl@Gc ihrds 2D9"l,; ns4 oaIAI
COW 34G85c. eaconds. a2h%.e eel.ss. iSgi9 OK
bellies leg2Oc betting butts. 35u3sc; Texas OAK sl'
METALs-The weakness Of the last week or more In
the metal markets Of this country and ABROAD Vas in,
crssssS rnaIeriaiy to-day Tin was notably depressed
closing AT the iowsst level IN months Cable ahd ts
graphic news adverse 10 the market Leading 10 pe
oerngs al lower and conserve ts on ne PSI
Of buyers At the the Metal Exchange eAi'eo ps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15

Cash quotations we're as follows: Flour easy; No
spring wheat 6a63c No red G'Ae No 5oS95 corr 81 "a =
white 94d25c: No rye sc; No barley, 3Jt2gi5c;
40 l haxseed 81 30 do Northwestern. = 80 prime
timothy seed 81 45fs2 so cl9yersee contract GRADE ssa
s. 90 mess pork. per Dbl 81 7OQSN 20, lard per 100 10
81 as O7 short ribs sides doose) 81 sOas0 20 dry
sated shoulders boxed 81 5D short clear secs
boxed s. l5a$5 20 whiskey dlsers 900 rs
Exchange to-day the butter market was nItn
creaneres l5a24 nc dairies l4g2lc Cheese easy hq
l2i.c Eggs hrm' fresh lsc'
Cincinnati Nov. l4-Flour easy. Wheat steady; No;
red zoe red roc active No mixed Soc new 81 nc
Oas dull No. mixed. 25.c Rye dun 30 oOo tara
easy 81 Bulk meats easy 50 bacon steady ~ ~
Flgin creamery 2Gd27c; Ohio 2lq23c; dairy, leql7c
sugar easy Eggs quiet. Tic. Cheese quiet.
Milwaukee. Nov. l4.-Wheat steady; No northern
so q67c: No Northern. 64qG17c Rye dun NO. l. ote
Barley dull. No. . 44igc: sample. 3jg44c.
Ntnneanols MINI. Nov l4-Flour moderate demand;
first patents 50 JOQs3 co. second patents 81 3cdS3 20
store No 1 Northern November. 64Ac December 631+e
NAV G7a.c: on track No ! hard, 6b@c; NO NortheFh
04Lc. No. > Northern. 6llec
Philadelphia Nov i4-Wheat firm. &c higher; contract
Novenibrr q G3s Nc steady No. white slipped
8Iizd31ac; No. white clipped S0'sG3lc; No, mixed
clipped 20 2G30c Butter firm and haIt cent hg a
fancy Western creamery 2Gc. DO prints &c Legs nrf
l. higher. fresh nearby DC. do Western. 22g23c 90
Southwestern 2lc: do Southern 2oc Cheese quiet Out
FeSep,s our 1900 bills 1900 sacks wheat, 5000
bushels corn al bushels oats, - 900 bushels ship
ments wheat 900 bushels corn. l7sOo bushels; oats
5000 bushels. 40 ,o..-...-
g. -.c. NAV T27sG73c hard G8dG7c. Corn--No
cash 3O&C: December 3O@su3St=ci May. Sl'sS' oats
No . cash. DO December. 23isc May Asc; NO :
ToIedo Nov l4-wheat higher. Arm: No cash. 90;
December eg&c. Corn dull. steady; No mixed, S3c;
casb 5er asked Coverseed steady quiet: prime cash.
old 50 O2i5 December. 50 80 asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
WEST SHORE-.R,R

Trains leave Franklin ST. Station. y. Y. followA
and u m later foot OF w. 42i
u. fIIiI5 A NJ CW 4zd ST. II S5 A M caisklll Sara
toga and Mohawk Express.
sI2,45 p NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED, for Detroit
Chicago and ST. Louis. Dining
G. t3,4S p ". Hudson River Express.
+5;45 p Albany and Montreal Express.
1915 p NJ. Cw 42d 81. G:l' p. NJ, Chicago and s.
Louis Limited.
tsrOO p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express
s9,IS p ". Detroit and Chicago Express. -.
b C-INayes Brooklyn Annex. p. fi0s5 A. NJ. c. $50
p. NJ. Jersey CITY p: r. r. station; B. tii2o A. II.
timetables principal hotels and Offices. baggage
rherksd NON hotel residence BY Wesicots Express
y LAMBERT. General Passenger Agent. ~. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-1Ork. November II. 1899.
covFrF-The market for coffee futures showed great
animation throughout the session and fair underione
49, cables from nearly all foreign markets led to a
egrry q liquidation on the opening under which prices
s s0u point reaction and for the balance Of
eolsny Eminent vas more friendly with buying
800 The OK cables denoted exceptional weakness
-5 roos5eabs excitement in Havre and Hamburg with
ist,e- to pfg lower Brazilian receipts considerably
exceeded yea;y es'5tes; to'ng b up 200 6Sg rom
American warehouses. At the close the market ruled
T w. Tots sales futures were 245 500 bags The
Is for spot coffee more less nominal throughout
Ia, opnens the worlds future markets before taking
fther STEPS q Importance Prices were nomlnaIy on
M q CO 46Nc for invoice lots and 6%gosc Tor
n reviewing the general situation l. s. Risley
iss are satisucaliy the during the crop year
Nv IN; to ESQ on tss NeT-York Coffee Exchange
v%s. visible supply..... s9s5Sss go S Ss
BAIL crop ............... NU.sVV0 90 49,
INV = = Conee exchange 1870 500 AGO
'Ars conservative estimates. all others Official
The ofHcs. figures q the worlds deliveries for the
f Of this crop year basis Of 10 900 oP
ss There s an Increase in Gonspmpton e'efy RI yeT
cert greater than 1860. \ coffee plantation takes six
s s G2 Years from rst planting before planter
rap dollar from It II Is posuvey oeradh In, 1a' mo
!siose5 es6esiaJy In The distrcts other than Brazil
osrg 10 the low prices planters saving thereby
n this connection il may said that plantation al
lived % go 10 waste one year viii take tho or more
Years 10 bring the into bearing condition again
Maximum production has been reached FOR the next tree
years a least. and fifteen million bag consumption
fct There Is beverage as cheap as conee OUTSIDE
q and Europe. except X may
there is heavy duty: In July
options the Coffee Exchange. New orK.
were T&GSc. made public prediction (same as IN
cofees would sell during the crop
az 90c rcr they did sell that time at 22lzc
expect same encomiums now as received then. and
several institutions had lights in their windows for
ne In view % facts before predict that COT
70 before the end Of this year July
1870 and IL verctarce any blight whatever should
happen coming Brazil q which there are now
rnors this effect but MT believed, values can go
and undoubtedly would advance far beyond 1856 81.
values several times at zoe and 81
per = IN this century
The q contract prices the local market to-
Sor vraa az ff1uE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET

Liverpool Nov. IA m-co;on-spo' fair .S eetnsne
American middlng fair lo-o21 gOS1
middIlng 3-l6d. rudding l-S2d; low middlins
27-32d good ordinary. 3 -S2d ordinary. lo,Sla;
me sales % the day 1000 BALES. OF which lvOO
were Tor speculation and export and included 80 Amer
can Receipts y bales including lI,iO American
Ttres opaned and Closed firm; American middllns
m e November 6i-64q3 81 sd sellers, November ana
rscsn,ter S4G3 ed value: December and January
81 "a az sellers; January and February oeo4s
20 GiG seery February and March, 5s-o4d sellers
Nh ana Aprt 57s4d sellers April and May. sd
Iive-s. Nav and June 5764d sellers; June and July
SO 84g3 57-64d buyers July and August Sooo4d Duy-
srs August and September 5+6id value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY Il. 1870.
FOR THf, NEST.

SLHEDULE IA lSy3.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry OVhitehau rermina ana
foot Of Liberty street Time from South ferry
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
sDally. Except Sunday. Sundays.
CHICAGO go a. Liberty street oniyD 'i25 .. m
and '12.l0 night.
PITTSBURG, '430 e. n. liberty street only. AS
o. m, si2 10 night.
' ROYAL BLUE TRAINS
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE. f755. 'e55 Dfna9,
~ IS a m pLner), il25 m: Spner .lS Pinsri.
.4.J5 CDinep. 1888 p. DINER and 'i2io night
NORFOLK. ti2.5! p.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
onces lib. IT, 2el, 4s4 1924 Broadway Is Union g.
W l27 Bowery ~ T.; 800 and ilsS Fulton ST.. Brook
Iyn whitehall Terminal and Liberty 50. Baggage checked
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
OTHER NARKFrs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 1f.-Cattle IN FIRM demand for hes,
others weak shade lower, butchers stock active
FIRM Westerns steady fancy steers quotabIe at
81 o54Ss e. good choice 50 J0ns6 *. poor 70 medium
s. 4oGS5 mixed stockers sass 20 selected feeders
Sc 5pgss y: canners 81 s5as3 % bulls 81 5OgS4 %
calves S4GS7 % FED Texas beeyes s. 5OQS5 90 grass
Texas steers 30 g dS4 y. Western t~eves, $40
e. - Hog- generally Sc loTer than yesLerdays average
rices: top ~: mixed and DucherS. IS gvdt+ 70 god
10 choice heavy s4ps4 ia rough heavy 50 sVsa hsn
81 iOqs4 10. bulk of sales. fuSi 10 sheep Best seep
and lambs steady others shade ower: native NetheIs
a. -5TS4 AZ lambs. s4Ts5 3d. Western Wethers k+gS4 %
W.sn lambs 81 74dS5 -. Recelps-Catile. 1000 head
,ncluling Western rangers hogs. SSOoo sheep H.
..,.. 49,. ,a...- =, a. 40 Q,
"a a. cattle dull at 81 5o6S4 Sheep dull at s29sS 10
Lambs dull at t8uss 80 , .,.-....
Past buffalo Nov. 1i-Recepts q sale and through
eaie sheep and hogs during the twenfour hours ended
q, noon to-day Cattle 81 cars sheep ana lailts
cars hogs 81 Shipments-Cattle y cars sheep
and lambs. cars hogs. 20 cars Catue--Ihe offerings
loads There cold rain the best part ot
lie dsv Cnoice cattle In good demand ana full
stronT hut the undesirable grades dull and irregular
Calves were In moderate supply fair demand steady
choice 10 extra quoabe AZ s. 50uss good TO choice
g71s7 ~ sheep and lambs-The offerings we're about
~ loads including 10 leads Of Canada lambs The de.
uana for rood lamb. showed some improvement and
prices i5e higher while sheep were full steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
LEElCH Valley.

0auon6 o. West Sd Cortsnd shd IesDrses srssu
(Penna Il u ferres)
Time West Sd Street other figures Cosnct or pesorosses
Streets DAILY except Sunday. sunday only, Otner trains
daily sunday Is sunday leaves Bis sunday
t.655 700 NJ Iocs FOR EAsToN
.r.51. es ~ For BUFFALO, B1AGARA FALLS and
and principal local points Paor And Dining Cars Con-
t.ii5J, 1900 Noon BLACK DIAMOND *
PResS" Hlndsomest train In the world Limited % sealing
connecting with through seepe1
to Detroit and Chicago. Dining Car service q carte -
.fp.1i NJ " LIKES BARRE SCRANTON,
ty.33 1.0sP Coal Branches and in,ermsdiate pOtnt
~s1.J5 5.15Pn Il. Local for MAUCH CHUNK
-.J.lO 5.lOP. N. Local for MAUCH CHCEK-
t'6,l o. S,2OP.M Local Express for EAsT0N.
.5,J5 x6. 0sP.n For Buffalo and points West Through
Sleeping Cars Chicago and Toronto. --
.7.55, S.O0P.M Express for BUFFALO and TOHONTO
None but Sleeping Car passengers carried.
1929 %, 3OP NJ. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO
and West Sleeping Cars TO Chicago.
so PLAlNFIEID and BOUND BRooK, locals daily except
Tckets Pullman at 49, 3d. 30 s ~ and
i. Broadway q Union Square West rs Columbus Ave. "a
90 Fulton ST. Court 81 g Bdvy saf Annex station Brookn
Transfer will call for and check baggage from hotel o.
residence through e destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15


cy~rON-Tb4 cotton market made considerable ouA
yrsss today On general buying, when was paseI W
/ AsHse In he character Of the news on the average
he opening was 100 points lower an9 WITHIN re -
lev minutes u-ices lost an additional point or me-
sassr s,asosic selling by the foreign element 5ho
weaker cables from the English market thaH MAJ D
ecllate! ul,,1 as a fair response 10 our ssia 80
feline Q, Yesterday Il became very eFl1ehl Na'
l94.3auan mere had run its course ana s9He % ~
yeatures1r1e bulls aggressively attacked Inv US
uo1 q shorts Prominent Wall street eonnilss9 os
cane 70 their assistance, and BEFORE the ms -
eauso se-tlnart In all directions showed pro
to1acsd bull.sn leaning. LaVetpool anu nv -
Vel Phisdeuha and New-York exporters We're a''Lse
esysss On tn upfgru The market showed sreal re-
Operative power and only was the cary ,ss -, 49,
o. 6s, net rise q 124l5 points was es,aul'sI' ,
s2eeaz;ioa reached large proportions Sh0ruy AZ a.
Gay rumo-ed thu Government iau it1u0e. ~
CD estimate 10 1000 900 bales. FUliowhs Ciose w..
uls rspo-t came of cia estimates FOR copafauNe e
receipts tomorrow The market responded py auNahC,s
!. mp notch f1r the session and showed COi4s4Ie4
srngh from then 10 close. Reports from - -.
- esres In he south conveyed the impression that
s's were holding hrm with eXpor.sIs G.s as a,
Zee them hzlf way Considerable interest was mani
ea N the Singular course ~ the English market 49,
So cur opening. cable after cable was receNeo' 80
lung an aivanc- OF y point until the hnal =.
ee 70 hand showing very little net LOSE, 80
we line drop Z 4itdj points was apparent 4ALs
movement was SAID by private cables to nave Uern
. -gh about by very heavy buying oraeIs from 'iie
a NE leading confnisgo houses OF Ne"-i oLK saiu ~
- oeea manlpGlative purpose me mn 80
, very steady with prices net 10 70 10 points ~ 20
~ present crop months ane points UP on the HeA' Wy
The Of eon,rac, prices the local market to-day
vas as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
RAILROADS..
NEW YORK CENTRAL.

HARLEM D1kIsINS.
ei2 A. NJ. and 3.55 p VI. Daily. except SUNDAY. 10
Pfttsheid: Sundays only at Q. 20 A. VI.
Wagner Palace Cars all through traina
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ticket Offices at lis. a6i Alb and 1915 Broadway. .
Union So. W. 235 Columbus Ave. 81 West l23th St.
l25th St and i3sth St. stations York. 33s and 72a
Fulton ST. and l04 Broad9ay. E. D.. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Cortsndt' for New York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel or residence oy
Westcot Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-15
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthrac,te coal used exclusively.
f Stations 6s'n Ks Nea2Yo9k fa5s Liberty st
ard south Ferry. waterfall - ..s.u a., q.
s.s minutes earlier than that given below for hoeFV
Ton q and I'd, after ;5ot Oct q E Ii lS9' st,
-: Eas.Jn bethlehem Allsne9wn Msgen Chunk 40 so;
80 7 o 80" 90 E e. S' uP0V ~ sundays. .4So 90
70 f sS A. Vi 100 $50 600 p. N. o.,o
Y 40 = suhisys' 80 A NJ
FOR Reading ard Harrisburg At 100 - 80 80 s s
aasJ nigh. 40 su sao 4; , 90 :.
ALI RAIL ROUTE.
For he New York and Loag BT,1eh r X
('lOl5 Red Bank only) A. NJ. 400 p d. San an.
A NJ. i:i5 40 NJ sundays 'lO:15 A. n.
VIA MATAwAN.
For stations between At9n d ana an oSy
3 T. tsS 81 500 SSd a. Sc Asa p NJ hsh
VIA BRANCHPORT.
Far .tsrions betwe East Long and Highlands
Of Navesnk .i:sO $780, ii:3O A NJ, 4:4o. be:23 p. NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE AND WASH
From foot Of Liberty 81
ysek savs 80 500 1000. Oh 30 Dining Carr A. NJ.
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