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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-22
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER o. 1899.

Ssp A% ssss Sss:
net lowef December January ssss January FebtHsry
%Sf asyssSs SOP M Iassdy sss 3d.
soillb November-Decem6er 4ois. MancSesier~Ysrns1
Vf pRI liSlie SSHs Cloths o c quiet, , "a
steady Prices were follows opium. cases 50 100
oh Suk g. eighth sa 81 &C. iS qn n
domestic manufeeturers bulk 2oaSoe foreign manufact
FLOUR AND MEAI.-Holders we're we're very firm in their
comparatively scarce The low grades OF ,pTnS wheat
flour were also ARMY held while the better
demand We make change in quotations The mar
Kgt as whole closed with an upward tendency RYE
fancy 50 os$ ar eo k?Sd = sS ou6 SsSief kim a
White and ys s6sSa esc eosSs. MSSls.
o H. sP7 5s G c s.s s . se sS 5
~, coarse winteF bran s7asls so latter white mid
sic 55qs7 BULK oil neal sfs SCI S 50 '' n0' '''
r,hs1 HEAT in whsa, future: 20
bush The market pursued "a somewhat Irregular
fraction, cables rumors export inquiry
These We're rather argsT MinneSpos sP9 Duuth together
slowing - cars against sO4 last week and 21I1 last
carried the market on nc but again the market Developer
lowing reports Of weather and indications
e Lice to ~ 9-lGc May from 70 i1-l6c 70 76ito
closed at 72c ana MAY at 7eitc an advance Of Ig%c
Gn yssd3 S Ds s WAS
crease OF G0Go bush IN the words visible Including an
decrease OF S Sah IN ES s S'n so e Soan ana
Of sol 600 bush corn CIT coo bush oats
business In wheat reached 100000 bush all OF II
for export and including 10000 bush worked the
ports We quote. aroat. No ! hard Manitoba,
Ts%c arrive: No hard Duluth, 7s%c spot No /
Northern Duluth. i've prompt No Northern Duluth
76Ac arrive: No . red New-York 73ac spot. .....
CORN-The market for was more active and frIner
Starting advance Of &c the market steadily i'm
proved until December sold UP from 39Ac 40o
and May from 3sc 39hc both positions closed the
top prices the advance for the day being A6iRc Sales
corn delivery so 600 bush The basis OF
Improvement the better cable than expected
light country offerings moderate receipts, better
demand and covering in Chicago market Exporters
Gao bush corn the closed strong
in sympathy with the advance in quote No
spot corn. ~ sc do early December sc; No white
corn 42sc. md No yellow corn, 42isc..... OATS
The market or firm. too firm for much business
and sales reached only $4,000 bush Like the
rent IN corn. feeling the larger
offerings disappointing receipts suhsidng
stocks The market closed with upward tendency. We
3S -. No 2 white clp. 33c spot November
80 mixed c'ip Bike: No clin 31c
oats. 31c.... .RYE-Steadv. No Western. G24c. b
afoat: No | Western. 62c o afoat o.. BUCK
WHEAT-Msrket dull 61dG3c. New-YorlL
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
'ew-York. November Il. 1899;

New-York November 81, 1879,
ooyr-F siderable speculative stir occurred on the
co-es Exchange to-day. and prices after poor start
.sSV.d disposition 20 make new high records for the
s.s., The opening steady at decline Of points,
a. after due 10 weakness In European markets and
,r,pg pressure from bears. Immediately follow
- an there Of IS 20 points active sen
60 buying by foreign representative commission
ioas and shorts The bull faction was encouraged
~ a cable Amsterdam stating that the monthly
ih auton sale had proved remarkably successful The
s@s report stated that prices had exceeded brokers
1usiion By 3.c good ordinary Java selling al o4tsc,
vth the market strong and very active. Profit taking
bought about several reactOnary movements in the late
.ss5n but market showed underlying strength. The
ose steady IN with prices net 10 70 10 points
tghsr Total sales $4,000 bags. The chief topic
55er discussion Change throughout the session was
ne plague question AS 10 the real effect OF this dreaded
disease upon the movement IN Brazil sentimenaly In
nsumpye here matters about which opinion
offered vsaty. At rate, there little in the way
a further upon which to base new conclusions IN
s connection The market for spot coffee showed con
sls-abe frmnes and fair activity Jobbing purchases
vsrs he rule with prices the close on the basis q
CsGCnc FOR invoice lots 737so for jobbng parcels
a. No Rio. The steamer Wordsworth has cleared RIO
n. mis- country with 10000 bags. The Hamburg market
viii h. closed 10 m c(row OF account OF holiday
The range Of contract prices IN the local market to-day
WAS follows
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.ondon. Nov. 2l.-Tupontine-spiri,. SIS.
THE LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York. November 81. 1899.
II cars Tor saeRsr TSfe and G FOR the 0 m nsf TSer
were cars Of sale cattle in the pens No trade Of any
demand at steady prices or at 7q9sc per n for poorest to
Of cattle dressed beef from this port to-day ship
ments tomorrow will include 600 cattle the Georgc
6IO quarters Of beef FOR other shippers The St. Louis
sa%arzschd Sui.beTgeT ana the Majestic TO L'erp'o
cALvES-Receipts we're 1876 head. all for the market
and with stock. 236 sale. Steady
Se f pen: we're o not fa cleared Ordinary to prime Ves
sold s6qSs per 100 70; grsssers at 81 7oas3; city
dressed veas in fair demand at safe per n; country
dressed active and steady.
sales-H. II. Hollis: veals 1873 n average at 81 10
&: p Do 1ii II. at Sc TO- ~
J. p Nelson: IL yeals l5e n. at IS; do. 10 n.
J. G. Curtis & Som yeals, lei n. at IS; DO 40 n
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were cars or 2o7
head all FOR the market; and, counting the stale stock
az unchanged prices buoyant prime
Zoe higher Three OF stock, mainly common sheep
g PEI 100 RSH - 3,' head ea8ss
aInns az - -'aS2 ~ Cuils az - 40 oasilan lamps
dressed lambs steady at case.
average at s. q per 100 n; pa d. g n at 81 so 224
do 60 10 at s. 50: 212 o. Go 70 a. 81 SO; West VIZ
f 66 'H at e. 75 ID al - o. 90 70 " " % o. DUCKS
5 sanders: 100 Ohio lambs. 50 n s525i ohio
vana sheep and lambs mixed. 81 10, at 81 49, Ohio
McPRorson & Co i24 Buffalo lambs So 10 at 81 25;
Io5 Buffalo sheep 90 n at 81 80.
sheen II los Ha at 81 81 ~ s'a IS do c n at Sc STATE
J. r. Nelson: 10 State lambs 81 ID. at IS; 50 State
H6Gs-Seceipts were Il or 22s head: including
no i2 higher at s. 85G$4 30 per 100 ~ Country
II Hollis date Yesterday IS State hogs 100
N average 81 80 per 100 10 40 do 16i 10. at 81 45i
hS5rew Mullen date yesterday: IS State hogs IA ~
at s. 20.
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OTHER MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Nov. 21-Cattle-Cholce cattle scare and IN
market steady. Good choice. s. 40GS6 90; TO
feeders 2OGS4 TO good to choice 50 650S4 40;
hefers So 5OGS5 90: Gamers s2GS3 bulls 81 4Oqs4 25
calves SiQS7 Texas beeves 81 35dS So Texas
Hogs-Active. strong 10 &c higher Good clearance
81 $685. To- heavy SO soaS3 light 81 s0GS4 90
mostly 10Q l5c lower. Native weathers. 50 60as4 4O
lambs SASS 800 Western weathers 50 75GS4 TO- Western
lambs 81 75G$5 10 Receips-Cattle 5000; hogs 270O0
sheep. 1900.
Cincinnati. Nov. 21.-Hogs strong higher. 50 5Ods4 o.
Cattle steady 50 65gS5 go Sheep steady S28S3 49, lambs
steady, S3G$4 10.
East Buffalo Nov 2l.-Receipts Of sale and through
cattle sheep and hogs during the twenyfour hours ended
at noon to-day Cattle 81 cars; sheep and lambs
10 cars; hogs Shpmens-Cattie, 20 cars; sheep
and lambs cars hogs. cars Cattle-There was one
load sale and good demand FOR desirable quality at
full steady prices. There not enough calves on
make change In the quotable basis % STQS7 90
Sheep and ambs-There were Is loads on sale. There
fair demand Tor top grade lambs at little higher
basis Lambs choice TO- extra were quotable at 81 e0g
So good choice 81 75GS4 %: sheep. choice
S4aS4 20 good TO choice 50 1884 Canada lambs
ou0table S5dS5 10. The close steady Hogs-The
supply was rsht-only loads-and with an active de-
mand prices higher. Heavy quOtabie at 81 10
asa 20. mixed. 81 2DSi %. Workers, 81 2a - 30; pigs
81 25qS4 80: r0ughs SO 5OaS3 90; S3nS3 IS. The
advance principally due 10 the light receipts
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eourHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Nov. 2i-Cotton easy: middling. 5-16c;
low midiling 15-l6c good ordinary. lice receipts.
bales: exports the Continent 1898 coastwlse
2. sales. 553 stock. 2262ol.
Baltimore Nov. ol.-Cotton nominal; mddng 7i5c;
low middl,ng &c; good ordinary 65lGc receipts, 400
bales: exports coastwise. 1900; stock. 1871
New-orleans Nov. 21.-Cotton quiet; mddng 7sc;
low mding @ 1916: good ordinary. 6ltc; receipts.
Sl1 bales exports Great Britain 1850 70 the Con
tinent l. $50 sales. 5000; stock 3i4i12
savannah Nov. 2l.-Cotton quiet; mlddlinF. Lice;
s42a bales. exports coaswise. LOO; sales. 14O stock
l4i.173.
c, louis Nov 2l-Cotton steady; middllng. 7hc; low
nildng 67sc: good ordinary, size net receipts, 400
bales: gross IS 439 shipments i4o sales 300 stock
81 500
Memphis Nov. 2i.-Cotton steady: middlng 7hc: low
iIdlng 1866; good ordinary 65l6c: net receipts.
7Gi bales gross 1850: shipments, $685. sales 3i00;
stoc iCgOoO
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isir 2hg4kc fair 20 good, 4.d6ko prime TO choice,
oHuo%e; head, eqG3sc; Patna, 4Aati1o japan. 4+9
sac. Java, 4h441se; Rangoon. In bond. 2G2hc.
SUGAR-Small lots only ordered contract
IN the market for refined sugar and trade dragged to
greater or less extent all day. The steady at
unchanged prices Quotations follow: DomnOs 5.44c;
cut loaf b66c crushed 5G9c cubes 53ic powdered and
coarse powdered Sac; xxx powdered, 53lc; standard
graduated and fine granulaed 5isc graduated
ana extra Inc ganuated 53lc confectionery granulat-
ed h4tc: 10 cortons N bags. 10 and 10
bags OF fine granulated 6i.c; mould A, 544c diamond
A, DISC; confectionery a. 404c: Nos l. and g. 1900
10 T. tse5 No . 45de; No 6, 4ize; No I. it4c; No y
sac, NO. y. 43lc; No To- 41sc; No. IL. sO6c No ~
and l3 &c. No H. - and 10. 304c The local
market was very firm in tone. with offerings extremely
leht OWING TO absence OF supplies az this port Bids
were on the old basis Of 4Ac for 90 test centrifugal
1870 for 80 test and e-lGc 50
nolasses sugar. The London market for
quiet but stefdy with Java rated at lis 81 and fair
refining az los Cd Beet sugar quiet with former
prices barely maintained and month quoted
al rs IN The present United Kingdom stock
given as 42Oc TONS compared with 20 500 tons
time
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-York. foot Of Chambers-Gs
as follows and Ave minutes earlier FROM West 23d-sti
300 A. M.-vestibuled Express daily for Binghamton.
wsvery. Elmra, Buffalo. Bradford. Arrive Buffalo
p NJ Parlor 10 Buffalo.
200 y. M-Vestbued limited-Fast mail daily. Solid
train for Chicago Cleveland 20 A NJ Chicago
NJ Sleepers to Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati
Dining Car
ZERO II. M-HufYalo Cleveland Vcsttbuled Express
daily Arrives at BuYso 7O5 NJ, Bradford % A. NJ.
Jamestown 700 A. NJ, Youngstown 1917 A. NJ. Cleve-
1890 p NJ Seepers 10 Buffalo and Cleveland cars
Library Car. .-- x,-.
Flmra and Chicago sleepers TO Buffalo. Chicago ana
Cincinnati Dining Car. - A.,
yIyICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
i COMMODATIONS at III, lib. 26 +Ol and Vol Bioeo-
way Bowery l5e East l2sth-s and rs "ss l' s3s
st Chambers and 23d-st ferries New. 10TH. ~
and $50 Fulton-s es Broadway Brooky ~ fysrss
Uoboken and Jersey City Station. Ncw-iork I.anu:e
Co calls ehecks baggage from notes ana is''-
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LEHiCE VALLEY.
statcEs fo0t OF West A Cor,rt and Desorosses srces

Stations loot Of 81 At qors'ndt anc Desorss SIoeo
Time Vest 93f street. az n>ses OOraDct or DesoroSes
Streets SAT- yt1sday leaves IS Other
trains i.iy. Isaay is sAs sunday leaves rs An.
sysIdS iss,e , o., ~ ig e1 ,e;,6S DID rA'
's.35, eS,1GA.n f< aUTEAIo NIAGARA FALLS and
WesI> prs J. cs p0.Es IaI1r Dining AEs Coz
Tor Coal RrnnS.er
psEss.G hsnhoa.- uaa 10 uls vord ,kgtea p sesdIs
capacity BuHO ys5P CcaecunS VIII through seepds
Detroit Chicago Diulbs ca, service 10 carte; -
i3a2 IggPh f9h " x. ss.sA ls sGh Dor,s
y'J,IO yJ Dorm Local for NAU0H CHUNK -
.55S I'd fVFn (hlAss ertiDlle Limited. For MAO
ARK FALLS points wss Through sIeeps Ours TO CoAp
~ s.OOr. ExpOsssn Ezpres for BUFFALO and
sis 900 Pm For ITHACA. ROCHESTER BUFFALO
so PA lNFIEfb and Rot S1 BROOK locals daily e1eeps
Sunday; 30 q, Mia ~: e. 10. ~, 'ss and 1P n
1854 broadway rlen square Vest Sss 6tgeSs Ave, Y
y Bdwy and R1nkx seAHon. soflni
Trnsie- will call FOR and cheek Baggage fron hotel or
resileLcc through 10 destination
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NAVAL. STORES

The market rather easy with prices about 51G5i5c
Tor regulars and machines Resin, however steady
at unchanged prices Tar dull but about steady and
unchanged. Quotations follow:
TAR-Regulars. So 10: oil bhls 81 -.
SPIRITS T IRPENTINE-jlq5iiac
ROSIN-Common 10 good strained, 81 9olts1 55; r.
81 5O + s; %; G.. 81 60; II. 81 65 l. 81 20; X. $780,
NJ, So 30; ~ 81 %; " @. So 20; W W. 81.
STOCK IN HAND.
Spl- tupehthe $3.50 ou!s
Oh uo4s
Charleston Nov. 2l.-Turpentine market nrrn at 47c
sales. - casks. Rosln firm. unchanged.
Wilmington, Nov. 21-Spirts turpentine-Nothing
doing: prices unchanged. receipts II casks Rosin firm
Slgsl %: receipts 6l2 bbls. Crude turpentne quiet
81 50as2 so; receipts 80 bbls. Tar firm, 81 81 receipts
173 bbls.
London. Nov 21-Turpontne-sp!ris SIS.
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nov 2i-sprng wheat strong higher; No
Northern, OLD. spot. 74isc new 7Ssc; No Northern,
7Os.c; No hard 1 (. 73isc. Winter wheat-lnquiry
good arm: No red re: No 1 white 70isc track.
Com steady: yellow 3si7c No yellow. 3silc No
No 4 corn. 35Bc oats easy. No white. 300 No 3
white. 2s. R2si4c No white 27a.e No mixed 28Ae;
No mixed 2GIc Rye nominaly, Gle for No and 6olac
FOR No IN store Canal freights-Last loads FOR the
went out to-day Tor tdewater Wheat &C. Flour
firm.
Chicago. Nov. 2l.-The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
pece nses no - .eSae7 e7%a6f eosaess e7%GeT
Nav ........... 7lQT1h TIA T01s 7lI
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r,,noprAN pRoDucE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Nov 2lciesns-w hea;-spo,mEo re, red
NesisIh, No 1 california Dc EDGES rad. Corn-Spot
nm NM American mixed. new and old. g. osd futures
r.Iols noniual. December steady. IS Cd January
no osSw as ed Peas-Canadian IS So Flour-st
,loau'' ,sncv winter dull 7s o.. Beef steady extra
ion i Ia ao.. prime meas s2s ca Pork steady prime
mess Western 67s 90. Hams-short cut Il to 10 No.
a aes nacon-Cumberland cut 2s 20 80 N. steady
d. short nib Is q % 10 arm. Sac Ga long clear mid
sIs. light 30 10 10. nrm sis long clear middles
na AZ 10 az 10 nrn ga short clear backs. 10 20
IL NJ steady 81: clear bellies. IL 60 10 ~ dun 32s
a Observation-Disclosures II 20 IL No. steady Bis 80 Lard
steady, prime Western. IN terces. 20s 6i American
rned In pals 2As Butter-Finest United States "a.
GOOD Tgs Cheese steady American rnest white, ois Oh
American nnssi eolored 5oa Tallow-Prime city seadI
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1.1vERpooL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL Nov. 81 4 p m-Cot;on-Spot in increased
demand prices favor buyers; American middlng sc.
The sales Of day 10000 bales, OF which 1000
were for speculation and export and included e4OO Amer
lean. receipts 1000 bales. including 1000 American.
FNtres c.ened easy closed steady at the declne
American midilinr. c. November 264d sellers No
yeuber ard December 1Gii sellers December and Jan
,,sr G3 Gia4d sellers January and February. G26iI
G3-eid sellers February and March. 81 64h3 " b4d
March and Apei 3 81 -64d buyers. April and May,
90 az, u -G4l buyers: May and June. bO64d buy
ers; june and July 9Gi43 to SD BUYERS; july ana
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cash quotations as follows: Flour steady; No 3
spring wheat 63106c No red. 67is n69c; No corn
33c. No yellow corn 33d33iac No oats 23&c: No 2
white. 2Bc; No white. 25l4426c No rye 6itsc; No =
barley 37G42c: / haxseed and w, 81 80; prime
45NS2 90 clover contract grade S. mess
pork per bbl 81 7Oas9 Coz lard 100 No. 81 s0aso 02
6oxen 5NG6kc short clear sides Oboxed). s. l5aS5 20
whiskey cisllers' finished goods per gal, 81 25's;
sugare cut loaf unchanged. on the Produce EXchange
today the butter market nrm crcameries losq2oci
oalries 14G22c. Cheese weak, lifQi21.c Eggs firm;
fresh. 1Sc.
10 corn active firm; mixed. 32sc. oats strong
40 . mixed 2Jisc. Rye dull; No 2 tOc Bltter niih'
higher. Elgn creamery 26ltp2I zc: ONO Hg-Se daS'
10 sugar easy. Eggs steady. lie Cheese quiet
Milwaukee Nov 2i-Wheat unsettled. No Northern,
&c: No Northern G5QtGc. Rye firm; No ], oo-gooc'
Barley steady: No 2 4igi6c; sample, Se0i3He
Minneapolis Nov. 2i.-wheat IN store: No Northerl,
track No ! hard. 6INc; No 1 Northern. 65isci No
Northern 62sc Flour unchanged. Bran In bulk. Sll
gSii 80.
philadelphia Nov. 2i-wheat firm. &c higher: con
tract grade November, eoa 9T0Ac Corn nrm: No
mixed November 3ss G3sc. oats arm; No white
rnned siE d32e No 3 white do 3oleaSic; No . mixed
d. 2.,i. Q3Oc Butter firm: fancy Western creamery.
2aiLc. DO prints Eggs firm; fresh nearby 2Sc DO
Western 22a23c Southwestern 2c; DO Southern zoe
cheese steady Recspts-Fiour. 1890 bbls and 1000
hipmentsWhea; 1900 busE; $1,000; oats 10000
81 Louis Nov 2l.--C1osnE: Wheat-No red cash.
e9isc; December esHq0ssc; May I2hc; No hard
as f,07isc CornNo cash. S0g3Oac; December gle.
Nav 81 "a Q3isc Oats-No cash. 2ic; December 25Sc'
May 25c; No white ID.
Toledo nov 2i.--wheat higher hrm; No each. 6Siso
December 69xc: May, 74Ac. Corn quiet steady NO
mixed safe Oats duh, steady; No mixed, 23ac Rye
neglected. No cash &c. Cl0ysrseed dull lower, prime
cash 50 CO., December 10 20.
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Railroads..
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
el2 a. NJ. and 800 p. NJ Daily except Sunday 10
Ptsheld Sundays only az 9.20 A. NJ
Wagner Palace Cars all through trains
Trains illuminated with Pintsch Light. -
Ticket Offices lis. POI 1915 Broadway p
Union So, w. 2S Columbus Ave, 81 West 10th 81,
18th ST. and 18Th ST. stations New York S3s and 10
Fulton 81. and lOf broadway r. D. Brooklyn.
Telephone 1850 Corandt' FOR New-York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence by
Westcott Express Company.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. Z.
SCHEDULE IN EFF Ell wv A''
FOR THE WEST.

SCHEDULE IN EFFH' .NN'' 1"' 10'~
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York. South Ferry C"hl'ehah Terrninaps
and foot OF liberty street .e,
~" .DsNv Except Sunday. ssundAyS -
cHiCAGo .4So a. m. QAberiy street enly)' 'Lso
p ri an; 80 a. n Gberty street only. '5So
o m az 10 night. . ..oon 49,.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS. '4ooo O. me- 'o'oo p Ms
1910 night. , u,.r rp.Ixs
v,su1NGTON BALTIMORE. $500. 1000 CDinerJ.
eli 80 a. m. DINER; tloo p m (Diner 'I9o Diner.
900 C'Royal Limited ex.usNeiy fulIInah IRAN Dinsr
night NORFOLK, fl.oo p. m.
All trains are Illuminated with Plntsch Light.
6f,ces: ia l72 26i 43i 1854 Broadway % Union So.
" i2T Rowery n Y; 500 Fulton ST.. ilSS Fulton ST..
p,ookIvn. Whitehall Terminal and Liberty Baggage
cbscbed rom hotel residence 10 destination.
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA


-
STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET ana
DEsBRossEs and coRrLANDT STREETS
TThe leaving time from Desbrosses ana
Cortinndt streets fs Ave minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third Strees
station. except where otherwise noted.
ZOO A. VI. FAST MAIT.-Lmited to two Buffet Psra<
cars New YORK to Pittsburg Sleeping Car Pi"0afs
NJ FAST EP!i,suTf ara flsv.fpd
ZION cars For cRiesso D ciesslsnd Toledo Cincinnati
I.55 p. Vi. cHi StIS' And ST. LOUIS EMPRESS
ssor Louisville (via CincinnatD Indianapolis Chicago
o,SS +. VI. WESTERN ExPREss.--For Chicago. For
7.o5 p. VI. 'soUTHwEsTERN ExPREss.-For Pitt
PHTg CLEVELAND Nashville via cincinnaa) L~uisvis
7. sS,.l r NJ PXciFic ExPREss-rer Plit.Sars ana
s bSu M Ms for sssp9S 1ssB s1STs Buffet
Sleeping Car New York 70 Altoona Eas; Liberty Pi,,.-
WAsMISGTo,N' GAN xSD 6'' The E1n SOUTH 'o'''
10 o u 20 1910 Desbrosses and Cortland Streets
n Sa 6o G p srss c' s M coo Sao
Dans Ga az, FfT Sns sP ca pS2s SaTs Il
Iaa ., sunday y So, sos 1925 Dining csr M
Caro-. s.25: as Dining Car. as Dining Can. s23
s6rTHiERY R4fLwAr.-Expres,. s25. AS p n. Iaio
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAT.-FOr Memphis
ALANffc CstSsaf LISEEl aas SIS M and sas
S6E 5I5 YRS Quo T2ds yosys
=. W. week S days an, an $50 p m. daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-lh5 p. weekdays. Through vesti-
buled Train Buffet Paror Cars. Passenger Coach and
Combined Coach
CAPE MAY.-i25 SO p. m. weekdays.
For points on New York and Long Branch Railroad nrom
West Twenty-third Street station, SIS a m, IL. 49,
3 %, and 4.55 p m. sundays. 9.25 a m. 465 p.
iron Desbrosses and Cortlandt Sreets) 800 a.
1880. $40 and $40 .. Sundays. 9.45 a. m. 6i3
p. m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Clio lDeshrosses and Cortandt Streets 500. 725, TO-
s2J. s.55. e.25 955 Penna Limited. 10 10 Desbroses
and CO-ardt Streets TO- O) Dining Carr. 1888 Dining
Carr i155 R. y IS. 2l0 (Deshrosses and cortlandt
Streets POI. 49, %. 3.5J. Dining carr
41 Dining carr. 80 Dining Carr. 755, s.55 s25
p m. 1910 night sundays. 6lO. s.25 s.55 o rs. e55
qAmited). 90 1885 Dining car a; m. 1855, IS
Dining Can 3.25 80. % Diniag Car, ass Dining
Car 555 Dining Carr. 1855. SIS. 9.23 p. m. u 10
night
Ticket Offices Nos 48i ga 1896 1854 III and pol Broad
way; Astor House West TWentythird Street Station
and stations foot OF Debrosses and Cortandt Streets
Court Street 500 Fulton Street, % Broadway and
Pennsylvania Annex Station Brooklyn: Station Jersey
City. The New York Transfer Company will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences through
destination
Telephone 'eli Eighteenth Street. for Pennsyivania
Railroad ib Service.
j. B. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passr Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-22
DELAWARE, LAcKAwAxNA { WESTERN
WEST SHORE-R.R,

T'rains leave FRANKLIN 81 Station y. Y, as folowA
ana IS M later from foot OF W l2d 81: ,.
.I2,45 p NJ, CONTINENTAL LIMITED for pttroaI
Chicago and 81. Louis Dining Car
.8iIS p. NJ. Chicago and -. Louis Limited.
~ 100 p NJ Buffalo and Niagara Falls Express 3
.otI5 y NJ Detroit and Chicago Express b
sDaiy. Except sunday.
Timetables at principal hotels and Offices Bagraee
checked from hotel residence by Wesieotts ExprssA
C. E. l.AMBERT. General Passenger Agent N h %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-22
CENTRAL R. R. Of NEW JERSEY.

Anthracite coal used exclusively.
-Four tracks. Electro Pneumatic Signals.
Stations in New York. foot Of Liberty ST.
and South Ferry. Whitehall 81.
Leaving time from South Ferry 0oot whitehall st) -
the same from Liberty ST., except when noted
on and after Nov. TO- 1899,
Trains leave foot OF Liberty 81
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch CHUNK. 80.
400, sIl5, s9:iO a. NJ. sl2.O0 VI. 10 Easton) l:5u
$40 t5:i5. $3.50 to Eason p " sundays 1880 $500
70 Easton) A. NJ. sl:0O $3.50. 5000 =. NJ -
For Wlkesharre PttstOn and Scranton, '4Vo t5io A.
NJ. | 30 7. VI. Sundays '43O \. NJ. - 40
For Reading and Harrisburg az 400 $50, I:3V eslV
0O:o0 II 80 % Reading A. NJ, 1870. $3.50 s4;P sou
$3.50 Readng) p. NJ. sl2:i5 night. sundays ,4'So
G:3O Readng) A. NJ s1:OO 1880 $50 5000 5000 to
Readlng) L. NJ, s12:l5 night
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
For stations the New York and Long Branch X X.
'4So 55o to Red Bank onlyl $3.50 $3.50 to Red sank
only, i1:30 A. NJ. Isl AS and 1910 20 Red BANK 9nly
$3.50 b6:23 p. NJ. sundays 800 clOI5 to Red BANK
only) A. NJ. f4:C0 7. VI. ..o
FOR LAKEWOOD. 'i:9o a9:3o 4; ". si;4o ka;2o
J4:l0, $500 p. NJ. Sundays. '1O:l5 a. NJ. .. o.,o
For Lakehurst Toms River. and Barnegat 'aioo ss'oo
A. NJ. sl:45. GS3 20 IAkehurst only, H:lo. 90 TO
Iakehurst ouly) l.. " SUNDAYS slO:l5 A. u.
VIA MATAWAN.
For stations between Atlantic Highlands and East bnS
Branch '4:30 $3.50 1880 Atlantic Highlands oniyl
A NJ s1:45 81 80 (t53s and be % Atlantic Highlands
only) p VI. SUNDAYS. 900 A. NJ. $500 p. NJ
VIA BRANCHPORT.
For stations between East Long Brancn ahd hsn.N~>