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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-03
oruKR MARKET. ny TELEGRAPH.

c,,,,., Aug . Receipts ~ cattle were lMgr tHa,y,
~, =. .t~7v sales AZ reduction. l@'ef u
US rrrn rhe demand being good All day 80.
=, ,,oy attic s-ld s. :Dat 90 romUou', So.si ca.
a. -,5x 90 et0-ters and fe'i"r- ht"hght - ~ ~,
- and nrfers 25U$a -. Texas strerr - 80
e. -. rd r,ives 50 100 s. 81 Hogs -Frsces Weic
g. tsfy GOD Il's brought . NOR" man yerl'' a.
ar h +,'t =, - wera about unclaimed. Heavy hoEs
-, =, So N.asI 20 mixed l1ts a. ~ iNt 90" ~ 40 q, ~
tt go ~ Tfrs brought - mass q" and culs - Z'H
I.,.r.I receipts = sheep AMI I2ini- 'n-"l ~.
80 ,..y.f AMI many lambs went ar Tr'n, y!,s \,
g., ..l an g, I.1S5 ~ for g"l lots ana - -
- ,.,..a.'.-r yr.i.s. Fancy lambs tla =. $500. -
- ~ e. Ana ordinary lambs ~ 50 "'t''3 90 He'p'S
-. - 10 he,1 hogs llUDn. she T. ltv". ,.,,
Aur ll,ga active a. - h'HSf - ~
-. AZ 81 40ds5 - sheep steady a - -""Nf -
Isr.is l"v.r ~ SistG 80.
-, pur,lo Aug 2-R"c'ipts Z sale ana thtousn
~ tt,.,, and hogs during Tho twenty Tour hou' .
800 a., no., TO- ias were. cattle. - cars, the-p u'In
49,, car. hogs - cars. shipment atue 80 CATS
80, .rd lambs . cars hogs. l. cars ~
:. NO. yefa only load and WIN ihlF
- .i'-u, steady. Calves were IN !lsht supply, ia ,
- -. re 10 extra calves. <blS" -. COCO 20 'Il'
W. g. sheen and lambs The trade was IN falr shai.
,,,I a loads sa. There Was no real choice amp
~ I.b, r.,euts and a fair demand choice STOCK w
guat,tic run strong Spring amns. cnn.,T 20 ., fs,r
choice. StdSb - common 70 lal
a. 80 sheen choice extra S5fS3 y good u, '''
a. 80 ror,non g. fair 50 25d<4 q h'Es me uno
L., ren4fally was slow. with - loals on shle NJ .o
"a i1 Lower Light hogs sold all right put new =, ~,
~ Mr. demand Heavy wer" held m - ~ WIN -sG
an 81 60 mixed pigs gnd Workers 90 "a ~
~ - ,,iys 81 rs roughs 50 Sa$f; stays ~ -'tS D.,
~, = oe, vas steady tight and dun on hedFS' ~ Nv
IA Il Gp and a decks over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-03
WEST SHORE.R.R,

Trains leave Franklin st. station. y. Y. as follows
and I5 m later from foot OF W. 42d St: . .,.
A. V.45 A. II. Daily for Cornwall Newnursn. snS
tatskii Mountain points via Kingston. $3.50.
n II.I5 A 81 (W. 42d 81. IL 35 A. M Daily except
Sunday for Cranston's. West Point. kingston New
tain.' Albany Saratoga and Lake George. -, a..
r3a1S CONTINENTAL LIMITED Daily. ZOE
AISany syracuse Rochester. Buffalo Niagara FSas'
fys~eIand Detroit Chicago and ST. Louis Dining car
c. 100 p VI. Daily, except sunday Tor Lakes nSn0ns
and Minnewaska, Catskii Mountain points, VIA Ming
n 8,3O r. ~ Daily. except Sunday, for knsston'
iakps Mohonk and Mnnewaska, Catskill Mountains.
Catskill, Albany. and Saratoga a.. ,-
ID. 845 Da!ly except sun%dsy tos S snS in
termediate stations to Albany - ., 49,.
b,a5 p NJ Daily except sunday. for Albany ana
SAB p 81 Cw 42d st. el5 P NJ Daily, for Utica.
Syracuse, Rochester Buralo Niagara Falls Toronto
Detroit, Cleveland. Chicago. and St LOUIS. .
500 p NJ Daily. except sunday for Utica syrscus''
Rochester Buraio Niagara Falls. and Toronto;
Gals r. NJ Daily Tor Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo, Niagara Falls Iorehto. Detroit S's'ei&hos
Chicago, and ST. Louis. ~. . a..
Except sunday B. lo:i3 A. NJ G. l23 r M
4 n. Except, Sunday B. ii;' A. NJ c. l." p NJ.
Time table At principal hotel. ard on,ees Bass.ss
checked hotel residence By Westcots EIpress
@ r LAMBERT General Passenger Agent. NJ T.
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ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New-YoIk foot Of Chambsrsst.
as follows and minutes earlier from West sd st:
H,OO A. M.-Vestibuled Express daily for Bnghamton.
Waverly Eimra BunaIO Bradford. jamestown. Arrive
Buffalo p 81. P5rlor to Buffalo
o.IS A M.-Daily except Sundays, Bnghsmton,
owego Wavery, Elmira and Delaware Valley points
Daily to Port Jervis and Mon,iee-o. Pullman Parlof
400 r. M-yestihuled rnited-Fast mail daily. Solid
train for Chicago Arrives Clevsnd 40 A.. NJ Chicago.
S p II Sleepers Chicago. Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Dining Car.
1880 r. M.-Bunalo and Cleveland vestbued Express
daily Arrives Buffalo 05 A. ~. Bradford : 20 A ~.
jamestown 100 A. NJ. Youngstown 10 % a. NJ. Ceve-
1890 p N. sleepers to Buffalo and Cleveland Cas
Library Car.
D,IS =. M-Daily solid train for Bngham,on. wavery.
Elmira and Chicago. Sleepers 10 Buffalo, Chicago ana
Cincinnati Dining Car. 49,
TICKETS, Local TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC-
COMMODATIONS at III. li3. 26l. 40i and 957 Broad
way l27 Bowery lJ6 Easr 10th and 21S West 18th
a, West 2?d ST. ferries Sew-York. 333
and SEQ Frj,on-st SIS Broadway Brooklyn i22 Ryers,.
and Jersey City Station. New-York Transfer
Co calls checks baggage from hotels and resi-
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

prt.,,rs p...,... - New-York Angus, 2. 1880;
Guiding City fnufSterers and q ca @ef f9r the
which % cars were at Jersey city and u cars AT sx
t"1st steers were IN ight supply and steady bulls
,n1Sa IN Price d sgt menm and common cows s
Common to prime steer. sold at s, 5as5 Co. and there
we're no really choice heevcs offered stays at
lat Gns sHsy at s. &c. r b% md ew 81 fI Se .a ss of
sl 81 Ss Tt@ D at s. lnfcroF to good cows s2d
moderate demand ia per FOR native sides No
Liverpool 800 quarters Of beef for E,:m nan c5m
Ranys ana the TO souhampton ess quarter
sale'-J, o Curtis Som 2 bulls 1890 n average. at
S2ST II Do % 922 ~ at g 81 do $50 n a, So So DO
t275; o. $40 ~ at 81 'o DO 7G n 50 Is; IL DO
d. es s. e. al s. 80 So NJ b. at 81 DO III No. at 81 49,
90 S?nasF' s g. oxen s r. ai g. sa a
~ at 30 II de 1904 10 At s. oi y Do $50 10, at So
f. ss% $ss r $s DO. sos n; at at g. d. 3D. 80
Sherman cuysr: 90 rino. steer. lss n at 81 IS;
Is d. la az s. i tS e DO i: IS n At s. "a is DO ms
g. $50 NJ a, "2' ohio o. i2ie n $; 60 = g.
1929 1929 r 61eS S l i?5' b. at $ IS % Virginia do
John ,i DSeny % 90 yeIT S ,s 1898 So
q ssc5 H. "a DO ~ SO o n a. s. 81 o5 i 49, 49,
siG d. ss 10 at S2 I e ~ at So CO. cows 70" m
N ;cS 6; @ y ss siseTs and ies n IS
81 ,s 49, sg' iSiS ~ e g. Dc stS at 50
G. Dllenback: 81 State stockers 500 n. 81 90;
heer 40 10 at 50 80 10 bulls s3 10. SO rs do $50
n AZ g 60; 10 cows. 10 n at 81 q: do. 920 No. at 81
McPherson Co: oxen. 1873 70. at 81 So bull ITO
N. at 81 50 do SIS NJ at 50. cow 1870 NJ at 81 10
do lio7 n. at $50 DO 500 N: at 81 25 do COG "a
900 10 at 80 IS do sg8 ~ SO 80 do s2s n, at
81 ~; ~ DO. s64 n. at 50 10 do. 7al ~. at 81
Andrew Mullen bulls s33 NJ at 81 50; p do 40 10
at 81 10; do. 80 m at 81 65 DO rs n. AZ S20
10 705 10 81 30: COW 900 N. AZ SO co. DO IN ID
at SO: 2 do Gs5 N. at 81 G5 do. 30 n. az "
J. Shamberg e. Son 10 Illinois eteers. 1894 n: a. SU
Jeine Wright & CO. bulls 1850 N. at ~ 30 y 40
$40 So. 70 do S23 N. al 81 49, COW 40 10 az
81 25 do SIS N. at 81 90 hefers $40 10 At =. 90
50; cow 1i4o NJ at s. d. 80 N. at 81 49, u d. s'S
J. r. Hume q Bro: / bull $50 10 at 81: o do 800 TO-
at So S. do 7i3 r. at 50 IS: cow 76o 10 at 81 70
J. p Nelson bulls. $40 N at 81 20: do. 5G5 10 AZ
So So COW 1890 n. at 81 40 do, 1880 10 AT 81 4o
do 977 N. at 81 so.
F. G. Bailey: bull 1850 ID. at 81 20 ,, "a
MIIC-I cows Receipts were lis cars including 40
f sbrban dealers and counting the stale stock there
overa hnndant and prices mated trine firm. Com
mon N lair grades slow and rather easier but about
aIl the stock cleaned Reported sales were AT
the range s258<55 head. but most Of the sales
ss,sstJ. g. Curtis Som calves In
p MeCsbe: 10 COWS and calves, 1t sso9st5 each; ..
II n Hollis: and calf for s35.
G I and calf for S4S. |
CAIyES-Recepts 1888 head including 40 di5escas
md with stale calves there were LII on saleoo"
al sixtethst and 754 Jersey City Veals ana ootte
milks opened arm and fraction higher The nnsh Wa
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METAIS-A generally easier underton" per'aded the
aqy I'm further declined following .L s,s a,P@ e4
ratio advances while advice from me Lni'n r ion
warrants slight decline but the rest - ne
list was without ehSSsS as quoted TO yi p on warrant no
r. si5dSi5 80 Copper closed unchanged with SPOT an1
HSsq'' , quoted au sS sa asse * august, SCI oaa
Lead closed unchanged. with spo and Aussst 9lMsi
Spelier cioaed unchanged. spot 20 AUGUST
and september 81 -. Closing cables from Lond9n 70
Rqeca 'tssay aus n s aare fu'i 81, d
spanish lead quoted at IA lcs sre'r at - l,
importance in either moaesos Arbuche Bros
at zoe But there important ouslrcss Quotations
follow New Orleans centrngal Gqni W oren
ife fair iSGl6c good i7ai9c; prime 2oa2ic fancy
OCEAN FRErGHTsThere was steady demand 91 j., for
fregn and coastwise trades tonnage onering.
we're light: though ful rates were pa ne mgrY and
rates had tendency. in other departments thIe
was s, Eooe T." CORK for orders the quotation
prompt loading IS 81 while FOR late august 81 4sdg
don AID; Glasgow. 81: Bristol 4d le'h SO Hu;
s.a'd a. Aa5%sn GF
erpool per 100 n 15c nomna London pats Is 3D.
lots but the R2anF IF sd du and
At unchanged prices Refined petroleum ruled nrm; but
was quoaby unchanged Q.otations folIo~ Petroleum
81 o. and in buk s52S reoGed cases s. so ' 6
prime summer yellow 2Gis d2c; of summer Yellow 23b
Winter yellow. soa82c Linseed oiI-Amercan raw 8aa
4oc; American boiled. Ia42c: Calcutta raw 0sc' Lard
oil. 44145c.
PROVISIONS There ATTEMPT made early to de-
the market Of yellow fever In New orleans
but failed. and subsequent demand from shorts es
the mark. on steady basis TnG 1bS %2s main IN
sympathy Sith grain ToRFrm 9uCs',s fG. Mes s.
seeSy B Sc quoted: Mess. So ismg 50 5oa
S 81 e. 2 F. n?AS ssi 81
HoGs-strong Quoted; Bacons; 6hc; $50 n, 9%c leo
Steady s ou1tsd: Smoking beles !ita5'4c; 10 n o%c
l2 NJ eNc "A H. &C. Picked shoulders Arm quoted at &C.
iolSc; Western p Oha1O%c: city greens, lohc.....
TALIow"Firm: city, 41zc nd country, 4'4at%c -:
quoted at lie Refined lard quiet ou2,ed: South
America Continent &c R[a, kegs 7@ sr Con ON
iNE-Steady. Quoted: Oleo. nc; city lard stearne &c
nominal
RICE-The market was very steady with go'f 90
ale some new rice is coming IN and when Is 81 good
quality sells at full price Quotations follow DONG
,c' ,1e 10 choice Si2a6.c head 7T7tc Patnn AZ
Q5hc: Japan 4%I5hc: Java, 4AG6'zc; Rangoon In
higher prices asked. hut there was no important bus
Prices for raw were as follows oos ~ ~
test 4c muscoyado 80 test e1 oZg ,,ss o 9md
with full list prices quoted but some SOFT grades were
little heretofore The Lnndon eabe re2orte
Gaming AZ lis ca Beet ruled dull with demand
present month los 9&d and next month at los 70
Quotations follow: Domnos 5%c; cut loaf. bsc crushed
a. crhes powdered and coarse powdered. BIC; xxx
powdered 5xc standard granuated and hne granuaied
bhc: ganrlated and extra hne granua,ed nc
N cartons and 70 bags OF hne granuated $50 mould
A. SIC: diamond A. SIC: confectoners. bEe; Nos J.
~. No s 469c; No o. 4%c; No 10. 4hc; No H. Axe:
Nos ~ and -. 481c: Nos H. is and &c. 4%c
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CASH Quotations
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-The coffee market opened barely steady at
uncha rei prices decline Of points and throughout
showed without declining
materially prices being low. according the record and
possibility Of short interest being recognized by
bears. There disposition 70 Nqudate long
accounts, which met chiefly by demand 10 cover
short contracts there practically outside specua
tcn there any disposition In coffee at
present prices. The market finally steady at un
changed prices 10 points decline Total sales 2Oo
generally weak feeling prevailed Rio and Sartos
markets. both cabling lower quotations and heavy
eeps pointing 10 steady increase in the visible supply
The visible supply is already l2333I bags last
SSS.056 bags this time and two years ago
only 6SSd 2Ss bags. only half the prese1t quantity.
Cleared Santos August ] Taornlina with 2lNO
bags the Capri with 1900 Spot Brazilian coffee
dun and easy nomraly unchanged prices. No Rio,
invoice lots. sac and Jobbng parcels. 64c.
Of contract prices in the local market to-day
Was follows.
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Cotton Exchange special Liverpool caoes. Sevs,ion
ton fair business doing; sales 1000 bses
export 500 bales; American 300 pales cInseS
upland 3d Futures quiet and unShansfa ab Jsn
quiet izQl ga net lower December-Januaiy Neon
1aryFt6fasfy Si4As S1S0. sf7b;
April 3I5hb April May. 3l61zs; MAY enber
Jane-Juiy 3iss August sl9s; S5pSemSer
3l74b; September October 8l61zb;
5l5hs; November-December. Sl4t2s,, - aosng
Yarns quiet. steady: cloths, fair ousll'' ..u
FLOUR AND MEAIr-Operations In nouf shnu, The
Quoted and unimportant basis az ,ss lit
figures which prevailed Tuesday Inc s.o, sn,ine
lie nrrner sympathy with the upturh aomss 40 win.
patents SO 7G4$3 winter straghts 60 10 extra
Ter patents So 6OQ$3 75 spring clears s9 20:
No winter 81 70qs2 extra No winter e. DnIl
no grade SIT 71Qtls arrive. RYE 49,, az rs
gSs 30 .CoRNMEAL-Steady. Quoted; I'm onnted:
Pine white and yellow $4,000 coarse 'Lsw..6Ss1a so:
FEED-Easy. Quoted: Spring bran bulk, Si,nS reiI:
Jacks 10 arrive 200 10. $l4 25Q3l4 90 aKc uemsi7
sacks s15Qs15 81 winter Drhs 20 Civ
aer white fine. $l4 5OGsl5 mddnes Slot 20 hnik:
re dsea slo S0Qsle 30; homny chop. $40 z'esi'''
OIL meal. ga 5Oq$25. -.
GhAIN--wHEAT-Repor to-day indicatec, '' snr,ne
severe hail rain storm had swept over ue 90
wheat States Tuesday night doing consde1ADe uss
me wheat On strength OF this news ,s.,ing
general reduction accounts ana De.s1 nc
l around In the market. resulting In adVahces ~ ,bs
,or The day. The notable upturn occufieu r.en
ss- hour when prices advanced about nc On Iort en-
nayins and demand from traders who hsa gone s dam
ths opening advance The Northwest backed up .s
news with fair buying orders. and cables es's''''
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DELAWARE, LAckAWANnA & WESTERN
NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY

Irains leave foot Of w. +2d g. as follows u' i'u'''
800 A. M.-Day Express for all stations to osweso.
1 I'D Connections for Lakes Mohonk. Minne~asks'
and Kiamesha Parior -
O.1 A. M.--Mounain Express TO Elenville. IAosryi
Ss1C and intermediate stations. Lake kismesha. ana
White Lake. Parlor -
4 .On r. u. Saturdays ony)-Stations to Eiienyille.
sUU Rockland. Lake Kiamesha, and White Lake.
Oh p. M.-vestibule Limited. Stations Eienviils.
O.lC Rocklnnd. Lakes Mohonk xnnewaska, Kia-
meshs. ana White Lake: Parior carr
H.1 r. NJ. Franklin ST. 545 p. M)-To Chicago
O.lC daily. Stops Mddetown, Liberty L Manor.
Walton Nor.ish oneida Sswss9 Nass agar, IAN ,h Mag
70 Chicago. via wabash
i way n. 7. Y. Transfer Co ehseks baggage
from residence to destination. j
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Aug 2 4 p. m.-Cotton-Spot fair demand;
prices barely supported American middling. Ssd the
Of the day 1000 bales. Of which 1000 bales
for speculation and and included $500 bales
American Futures opened and closed quiet at the de-
cline: American middling C 10 64d sellers;
August and september l.s4as is,e4d buyers sepss n
Der and October i664E3 lT64d buyers: October ana
November 1584a3 1904 sellers November and Decem-
ber l+-6443 16-e4d sellers: December and Janua;y
l464d buyers January and February. l4t4qS lo-otd
sellers February and March l6e4d buyers March snd
April l5-64q3 1854 buyers April and May. 10 64q
i7-84 sellers May and June l764d buyers: June snd
July, 1S-Gld sellers.
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Visible supply ..--...i. 222 % "a :
CoN,n fir,aa. lSkAS .. $50, 700

cOTToN-Busness dragged in cotton futures; specuia
ton developed no phases The general MAJ a,,is,
W0rke within range Of 2a4 points after opening cur
the 6rst call showed decline Of l12 points LOT 49,
thing except September which In the absence OF s'
showed an advance Of points on single
a. the weakest interval during the session the a'h'
show ed-a net !oss OF 2q4 points. ne Wedhness -
l,e6 from unsatisfactory English cables and the iat
maj the crop news not more bulllsh IL Iueei; -
wss not actually bearish than yesterday : ~
vices either one the other, however GeNtIlP'H
bur little that was really new. All classes Of uaoeI
were disposed 10 for more dernte kro"ie1et "a
I'VE rro situation particularly TO Texas from "'
rnthn. strictly reliable and comprehensive mas D'
receiye- little covering in the afternoon stedle nc
rnartet A trfe but whole the feeling was ratner
veal upon the theory that dull market was ha'uIay
besfsed 10 increase their lines with prices already so
low and the short already so extensive. con-
sdertng the small volume of speculation Inc marcy
was finally steady point net advance 10 points net
6srliao. be advance confined 70 the near POSITIONS
the Na'chez Democrat cotton planters TO hod
bac on-thrd their gnnings until AFTER December OF
January. nasmuch large port ana interior Ieceps
during Of September. OCTOBER ana NoNeT-
Ter are great factors making prices with this ad
Nice The following statement is made: The Government
Ssys The acreage lands IS per cent less IMAM
- vsar and iSat the July condition Is "a per cent,
Total depreciation Of ia per cent. Estimating the
curreDt crop al 600 bales II means shrinkage or
2T- OO1 bsles or crop OF 1929 600 for leSl9o Not
tbandue all this and the further fact that the cot
tom mills throughout the country are making prohts rang
INC frn % 20 40 per mighty efforts are being MADE
10 create the impression that the crop VIII he an ehoT-
nous one with the view OF getting cotton cheap
The range prices in the local market to-day
VA as fOlloUs
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rrnnprAN PRopucE MARKET.

1Jvercoo luv o-Croslng- wheat-spot steady; No l
California da6s ga No red Western wn,s os CO..
American mixed new 81 SD. do old. Ss a; futures
quiet: September. 3. 3Sd; October, ss 3sd N0vemSer
Is AID Pour-St fancy winter dull rs 81 feas
Canadian. 81 1od Beef steady extra nds mess' @
prime mess 65s. Pork hm: prime mess, western Vos'
Hams-Short cut. u to IS n. steady b3s Bacon-Cu-
berand cut rs 30 10. steady Bis Cd; short TO- - 70
als long clear iddlss heavy SS to 40 10 easy h
lies ii 20 10 10 steady BIS Lsrd-Steady prime West
srn ia tierces 27s 3D. American refined In pa 2SA But
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STOCK ON HAND
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Aug. Cotton dull; midding sac; low
middns. 55l9c; good ordinary 7-i6S exports to the
Continent /, 146 bales sales, IA stock 902s
baltimore Aug. Cotton nominal: middling. 6%c;
low mddng lee good ordinary. Bloc: gross re-
cepts 65 bales exports coaswise. 500: stock 1852
Savannah. Aug. cotton steady; mdding. SIC: low
niddling 4hc: receipts. bale stock 7.ss5 bales.
Memphis Aug 2.-Cotton steady; middllng 5xc low
mIidling l5-6c good ordinary. 4'sc receipts %
bales gross 242 shipments 454 sales 25O stock 20 42
St. Louis. Aug. 2-Cotton quiet: middlng SIC: low
middllns soob LIZ 40 n zee receipts
New-Oreans. Aug. Cotton quiet middling SIC: low
mlddling I5-16c good ordinary 43-ec: receipts 2ao
bales exports Great Britain. 1890; Continent
40: coastwise. III: sales. 500: stock LA. 0s9.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. r.

SCHEDTT.E WI II, Io'7'
FOR THE WEST.
New York South Ferry CWhitehall Ierrnnap ara
foot 81 Liberty street shown from South Ferry.
Leave Liberty street minutes later.
'Daily tENcept Sunday. sSunoayA
CHICAGO 1870 nj. liberty street only) 'l2o p m.
'12l0 night 80
PITTSBt'R RIG. 'i30 a m. liberty street only)' 900
m. 'i2 10 night
CINCINNATI ST. LOUIS. 1855 a, 1885 p NJ
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS. $780,.
WASHINGTON BALTIMORE tl5 '9oo tpiner,'
'lI 25 a m DINER tf2S p lDiner). q p tDiner,'
60 So CRoya Limited" exclusively Pullman TAIN pnen'
'455 tDlaer). .5.55 p tDiner) and 'l2l0 night
NORFOLK. ti255 p. m.
All trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light.
Ofces li3 l72 26 434. 1894 Broadway. y Union So
w 1917 Bowery. y Y; 339 Fulton St. $50 Graham ave-
I}rook.y whitehall Terminal and Liberty ST. Baggage
checked from hotel or residence destination.
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LEHECH VALLEY,

stations M COrtIandi and UcsOrOsses btreeU
Z. T. Ferrlcsl
23i Oter figures tortandt or esorossef
strncs Daily except SUNDAY sunday only other trains
daily Sunday Sunday leaves B Sunday
leaves 6l5 -.,.
tsD.JJ 1904 An Local Tor EhsTON.
'1,55 e. o., VI. For Ri FFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and
West principal local points Paror and Dining Cars Con-
meets for Coal Branches ~ ...... ~
PRESS" fiaudsOmest train 10 the world Limited 70 seating
cnpcy Due connecting with through Sleepeu
Detroit chicago Dining car seyice "a carte ,o>,
t'5J 1.O,, Coal branches and Intermediate points
.I.SI 5.I1P.M Local FOR MAtCH CHUNK.
t'5IO 10 NJ Local for MATCH CHtNK
I'd o. 6.!OP. ~ Local Express FOR EASTON.
.5JJ Sos p. NJ For Buffalo and points West Through
Sleeping Cars to chicago and Toronto. o-o.,z.o
',.JJ. =. 90 Express for BUFFALO ana lOkoNIO
None bur Sleeping Car passengers carried - ,..-.-.
.IO.p5 q. Dor. D. For ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping 10 Chicago.
SO PLAfNFIFID and BOUND BROOK locals. daily except
Sundiy: 10 a. p5JA - 25 g. . 10 a. g IS and $50 r. NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodation S 2b ~ 800 ~ end
2lS Columbus Ave y. -
Fulton g Bdwy and Annex station BROOKLYN
will call for and check baggage from hotel OF
residence through 10 destination.
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AND DEs sFfs 81 INp USkfaN t's srREETs
f9The leaving time from DesbrOsses and
COrtIandt streets II five minutes later than
that given below for Twenty-third street
station. except where otherwise noted.
s.o5 a. W. FAST MAII.-Limited to two Bgfet psror
Cars New York to Plttsbqrs Sleeping Car Pi''souFS 70
$50 NJ; FAST I4SE IPs::Sars and s.vs.pd
seS6s bnAs smoking and
Cars. For Chicago. Cleveland. Toledo Cincinnati.
,ss 6 hfTlss k II I ST. LOUIS
For Nashville WA cncinnatD. Indianapolis. Chcas"
o.55 +. VI. WESTERN EXPRESSLY Chicago. For
7.55 =. II. NJ soG SiiH' ExFREss-For Pits-
burg. Cleveland Cincinnati. Louisville. Indianapolis
7.5S 2: " Pacific EMPRESS For rn,sssrs sam. And
Route. .connects for Cleveland excep, saturday
S a and Gran' ps sse's ssSn ca
New YORK to Alioons. East Liberty, PiitsbSrs and
points wxsHisGro s,fp AND Nth The soGTH
f as a@s a S S cdans S Street
Ssf "ns Ga LIS pn all Pe carer snS Pnn:
10 psss ssnda Gansrsscni az m Icin ali ps aF
and Dining Cars, AS Dining Carr, as Dining caD.
sorTrHERy hAiLwAY.-Express 2.sS as p. m. 1910
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
Af fd TfT 9 e6Ssf e Ss ?, m and SIS,
GSE Sp SSs& ONO gs say
ATHN4g e e4f !oS daily weekday. e.bo..
10 D. m. Cortlandt street is p M Through
vesu9usd Train. Buffet PsrIor Cars Passenger Coach.
and Combined Coach
CAPE MAY.-l25 80 p. week days.
'G sSn' yiS a''s eei s1i .'2ss fssra @
10 Saturdays only -. 2;5. 32j 40, BIO 655
brosses Street,, 500 800 m, u 90 100 Saturdays
sl5 945 5.i5 p. m. from Cortlandt street,. 500
300 a. M. 1920. l23 Saturdays only. 230, 30s, 33s
423 5.15, 100 p. Sundays, SIS 9.S a m. $40
D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Olo esbroSses ana Cortandt streets BOD. 10 100
s25. sos 925 's55 Penna. Limited. 1910 Desorossss
Street 1910 Cortandt Street l0l5 Dining Carr 1913
Dining carr, II IS a. M. 1852 10 Desorosses Street
10. COrtandt Street 2l5). 255. 355 AS 425 Dining
Car, 45s Dining CAR, 555 Dining car, = $50
p ~ 10 night. Sundays. $40. s.25 s.5j 923, 93J
(Simited,, 955; 10 81 Dining Carr a. m. l2h5 LBS
Dining Carr. 255. 355. T. 25 Dining Carr, 40 Dining
Carr 555 Dining carr. 7a5. s55 ?. m, IL 10 night
Ticket offices Nos. 46l 9 1896 1884 III and 28i Broad
way Aston House West Twenty third Street station;
and stations foot OF Desbrosses and Cortland Streets
Court Street $50 Fulton Street. as 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
n destination.
Telephone 1859 Madison Square for Pennsylvania Rail-
road Cab Service.
J. B. HUTCHINSON. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent