The evening world. Newspaper, December 5, 1902, Page 15

JALL THE LATEST NEWS OF THE BUSINESS WORLD. inrwWtont THE INS QUOTATIONS. STOCK TRADERS STILL HOLD OFF, = Market Dealings Listless, and Efforts of Pools to Work Up Interest Fail Because of the Monetary Outlook. ROCK ISLAND BOOM TRIED. ———<—<— Some Little Encouragement In that Quarter, But Other Issues Do Not Respond—Even the Rockefeller Brokers Apathetic. —<_— Consideration of to-morrow’s prob- able bank statement caused stock market transactions to shrink to an inconsiderable volume to-day. The known losses of the banks to the Sub- Treasury and the general conditions influencing the money situation were sufficient to induce the bullish element to temporarily abandon the field. In a narrow market, where losses of from 1 to 3 points were sustained in nearly the entire list, the bears were noticeable by the mildness of their demeanor. Absence of liquidation in all but a few instances and the strength shown notably by dividend paying stocks when attempts were made to sell them short were the factors which, combined, caused the bcar party to adopt waiting tactics. The most pronounced Meature of a remarkably dull session was the ap- parent lack of support given their specialties by the Rockefeller-Stand- # rd Oll-Amalgamated Copper specu- Jators. Ordinarily either pronounced bulls or bears, the representatives of the Rockefeller-Rogers combination were to-day apthetic. When their stocks were attacked they let them sag. ‘When a buying spurt was shown in Amalgamated Copper or St. Paul they furnished the buyérs with all the stock they wanted and let the boom end there. Commission houses with out of town ‘Connections reported practically no business at all. The public could not be stimulated to enter the field, and to-day’s operations were chiefly conducted by the room traders and the operators who were willing to take profits on a quarter decline or a fractional advance. London's trading on the arbitrage plan was as featureless as the rest of the market. There was a difference yi of parity between New York and London all day, but the extent of the trading was 10,000 shares. Pronounced weakness in the Rock Island shares, both common and pre- ferred, when the common stock broke to 41, was followed by the announce- ment that a strong pool had been formed to boom the issues to a higher level. The Moore Bros., Daniel G. Reed, ‘W. B. Leeds and their associates have been handling unsupported the big reorganization and » public confidence. Coloradv Fuel & Iron’s spectacular Stock Exchange exhibitions end-d to- day. President Osgocd, his ally, Mr. Harmon, and Special Master Seymour 1D. Thompson are on the way to Den- ‘ver. _ The Gould-Harriman-Hawley forces will start to-night, and the Denver courts will probably be kept busy til after the result of the meeting known on Dec. 10. It was practically impossible to sell Pool stocks to-day in any quantity. ’ “Whe attempt was made to sell a large block of "Frisco common stock for a "pool, but it declined nearly 2 points ‘@n two small sales, ny “Other pools met with equally dis- pointing results when they tried to 4 ten their ‘commitments without me heavy losses, The pool which been promoting Brooklyn Rapid Transit ~banfoned its work to-day nd decided to let the stock rest on ite own nierits awhile. ( The official Sut-Treasury state- - ment issued this afternoon furnished additional ground for the conspicu- ous Inactivity of all the stocks, _ The statement shows the Sub- ‘Treastiry had gained from the banks _ up to the close of businesy last night $7,404,000, Including the $1,000,000 ex- ported to South America. The hanks ~ fined $492,000 from the interior, thus & net loss to the banks of all money was slightly easier, not- ding this was scttlement day 2 A, aq of loans refinancing scheme and the fact that a pool has been formed will probably strengthen Low. Clo” 56% mt. Sug 3 Aneconds” Minin £3 Ass ses Foundry’ Sessa ee ae: was Soulisesarand! FS FF FE = Fo ees 3 58 ty ConsoMdated Exchange Salen. Open. High. Low. Close. 3” BR ia Se Ge a ‘ary pe 89% paar Fy 2.16% phe 17 18% 10% an hy sie 87K uM ORY Oi 88 4 98 OTN haath Gi 65 Bk A a 1 mis AH IE 1 B BY 1) 3M, 1 174% 176 1724 17% ily My Wy Wid ie 8ON Ne $8 ny 8 By Oy BR % | 184 174 14d ES 128" 128% 126% 126% Tay “fu (He “he 139% 19% 139% 139% ant yh NM 105% 108% 105K 106 130% 10% 70% 70% 70% W% U1 11% 11 arity Weve IBA ass IEAM Bi ee) eet it a 1 aN 1569 woe 1864 t me ae i) Mo. Kan, x | Republfe Stasi 1m 105 ee Sey 06% 108M A844 | eke stand WN BS iy ee Tw 20K Southern Pacitic Gy Ga ay ay oy 924 hy 92% 924 Be Re Be ob 29) it anced i fre set ay He ay aN! in” ft Sok ok oo ay 14 it 124 124 21% 84 2% Re Hi me By Sy BS is Sty Be Went Uso $e fe sh sty Pei i Be 200 v0) Hetaing Ant pt THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, buliabba 3, ive. Bhares. High, Low. go Into the Colorado courts. 1s i a Ts 74 At the offices of Harmon & Matthew- fi ee an son, counsel for the Colorado Fuel & Ede ea Gre hh gg a Iron Company, Mr. Matthewson sald 16.109 South. acto Se sy sm on, «Who was handling 409 aoa Railway 3 «| ‘0 e1 c » wy ——aeeees a, 2 ike authoritatively, dn Mr-| Virginie, Coa! 70 cy Md Gi '# action, $. zy 264 1“Huckleberry” and Interborough “would not be. surprised, though,” st ould Mats ae Ay y Gn) Stockholders of the Colorado raid Ne, te be told that an iapplication | Soap jenn. Coa been y some one of te g8 Gy G8) Are Fighting for the Franchise) Fuel and Iron Company Want) Interesis” representa “atthe hearin, > a r that holders of actual stock should be| Rar me) wy og” @™| to Cross Macomb’s Dam) to Vote Holdings. Sold to jpermitusa’ to ‘vote, ‘as ‘against holders! 100.U 132% 13% 13 of proxies given by holders of record 100 U Exp! 1 1 129) Bridge. who sold si the books closed. 1 1m Be i 1 ge. WPebaeed imagine that aot every possible. point! vu, 7 22% was brought up before Mr. Harmon, and| 1.400 ee a that thi is a point with great possi-| 100 U. 13 Dilithes. 19.90 Sy Se 304] The Board of Estimate and Appor-| ‘The Gould-Harriman fight for the con "lt ig a matter that will be decided BH Vi Co G% BE si] tonment resumed the hearing to-day] tro! of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Com-/upon the Colorado laws, under which YO Vulcan Det. Co. ph 80 8 {n the matter of the application of|pany has reached charter of the company, the Colorado £00 Vi as 6h the Union Railway Company and the] necessitate the Hning up of the oppos-llaw says that owners of stock shall 3 a” ox Interborough Railway Company for] ing forces In the courts of Colorado, Mr. | vote ih meetings. If there should «0 iM 8TH a franchise to operate across Ma-|Gould has served notice through his|*omethin Aig penvidess cabs oxiyy mond RT ll 4 comb's Dam bridge and the One Hun-| attorneys that he will apply In Denver hoi fork OP pean ee ier tinier thal monies ; dred and Fitty-fifth street viaduct. | for an injunction to prevent the voting . OF persons holding thelr proxtes, 300 Wis. Cent. ‘The total sales of socks were Stoo * a ‘Potat wales of locke’ were 116600 shares, BOND TRANSACTIONS. 30000. 20000, Chi & ~ 89% Cley CC & & L seus OO sl #2 C&O gen dhe cht M @ st Ps M CANNON ACTS FOR CREDITORS. Trip, with Reorganization in View, Recalls the Webb- Meyer Syndicate Crash. James G. Cannon, of the Fourth Na tional Bank, and William H, Porter, of {he Chemical National Bany, started to- day for an extended tour over the Cana- dian properties of the Dominion Securt- tles Company. They represent the reorganization com- mittee of the Dominion Securities Com- pany and’ the creditors of the Webb- Meyer syndicate which collapsed months aR ‘When, the properties of the syndicate went to pleces on the curb and three Stock Exchange houses failed as a re- swt he Dominion Securities Company and the properties it. controls were picked out of the wreck~as likely to prove worth reorganizing, (Messrs. Cannon and Porter were se- lected to investigate and decide whether {t wae feasible to reorganize the com-| {i pany. That ts the object of thelr trip. Brokwra who were caught by the promoters’ promises and went’ gown, in the crash are Bot tne erested in reorganization jt is for the bene fs Individual creditors that the work been undertaken, and they are de- traying the expense. eee ‘The Cotton Market. ‘The local cotton market opened steady to-day, with prices one point lower to one point higher. were supplied with important orders this morning, and the opening, while steady enough, was the most Inactive offthe week. The only fedture at the start was Na brief spurt tm January, from 8.28 to 8.80 and back again. Weather prospects were more favorable, suggesting a gen- eral clearing up through the South at- tended by rather low temperature. ty ‘tan fe ecu Tecate ta 2 ais AL vies Piss Few cotton houses Nortolk & Western feloto V & NE ta Pocah C & C 48 7000. Pes ABs = Sgisik BIG FAILURE IN LOWELL. Pickering Manufacturing Company Goes to the Wall. LOWELL, Mass., Dec. 6—The Picker- ing Manufacturing Company announced lure here with Iabillties of upwar of $300,000. ich Three of the local institutions—the Ap- pleton National Bank, the Traders’ \N: tfonal Bank and the Central Savin, Bank—hold’ some of the company’ Paper, but are secured by collateral. The principal creditofs are other bank- ing institutions and merchandise com- mission houses in Boston. New York City and at distant points, | A ing creditors will be held on Tuesday next. oe CONDUCTOR RESCUE HERO. Mrs, Huyler, ASBURY PARK, N, J., Dec. 6.—Mra. James Beton Huyler, distant rela- tlve of the candy manufacturers of that name, was nearly drowned in Deal Lake last night. She attempted to change cars at the trolley bridge and fell into the water unseen by the cat crew. A man on shore gave the alarm and when the car was stopped Conductor Samuel Pero leaped overboard and brought the woman ashore. The water was not over her head, but pans old and heavily weighted down ir gare ments, = would ‘probably eave been drowned nad not the conductor gone to er rescus lac ade EE TNS The Wheat Market, . Speculation in all the grain markets, with the exception of Chicago, was rather dull to-day, on account of wire trouble caused by the ‘storm, and pre- vented yesterday's advance from being followed up. However, wheat and corn opened steady at.about last night's clos- ing level, being stimulated by good cables anf unsettled weather through the West. Argentina's grain shipments this week were, wheat, 120,000, agains! 100,000 a1 eek;corn, 610,000 compared with 322,000 last week. New York's’ openi: 3 Wg atte BPS PITS, eet May, 8 Per baal December, 60 3-4 bid. pening prices were: Wheat Rie seen ay, id uly, el Bs Dilese Ayre h ney, Be bids ebrosey, bi Pia ae way M bude ebe aye oi bid May, ae} Wighe oe HORNS LOCKED [GOULD TAKES Everett P. Wheeler, for the Inter- borough Company—which is not the corperation of which August Belmont ig\president— Informed the boant that his company is willing to pay fifteen per cent. on the receipts for the privilege of crossing the bridges in the Bronx. William H. Page, for the contending “Huckleberry” system, the Unton road, | stated to the board that the offer of the Interborough was not made in good faith and could not be lived up to. The Interborough, he added, is a “road on paper.” while the Union sys- tem {5 an established organization in | full operation. Fully a Qundred residents of the Bronx attended the hearing to-day. They want the cars to cross the bridge. At present Bronxites are inconven!- enced by the lack of transit and trans- fer facilities in the Bronx. Many of those who attended the hearing to-dag. declared they had to cross the bridges and the viaduct afoot in the storm causo of the absence of w “through” system. Mr. Wheeler offered to pay 2 1:2 cents Breas BY, Beep CBFing ME RBS offered 2,500 a year for the franchlge. Comp- troller Grout believes the franchises are worth $27,000 a year, FEW COUNTERFEIT SILVER DOLLARS. Sub-Treasury Officials Dispute Statement that One-Half in Circulation Are Bad. OfmMcials of the United States Sub- Treasury do not agree with Francis C. Moore's statement to the Chamber of Commerce that of the 80,000,000 silver dollars in circulation about 40,000,000 are counterfeit. They regard the statement as too sweeping in its character. Not half of the silver dollars presented at the Sub- ‘Treasury counterfeit. Less than one-quarter are bad. A conservative basis would be a bad dollar in fifty or one hundred good ones, say the officials. “There are many counterfelt silver dol- one of the responsible officia’ of the Sub-Treasury, “but the number in no way approximates the startling basis used by Mr. Moore to clinch his argument against q measure he opposed. “His statement that of 360 silver do lars presented here by a banker, 170 were bad, is no doubt correct. “But {t 1s not, necessarily true—nor Is {tas a matter of fact—that the same proportion holds’good on other trans- actions. “There are stringent laws against counterfeiting, and the United States Government strictly enfostes them, It {s not so easy as Mr. Moore thinks to make a bad silver dollar and then to Bet some one to accept it from you as good. “There need be no alarm over Mr. Moore's figures. “They are not oficial and the real situation has none of the sensational phases he aesumes. “As a matter of fact, I don't belleve one in fifty or one tn a hundred would be too low an estimate. “There {8 an incentive to make coun- terfeit. sllyer dollars because of the profit in them, but the risk in circu- lating them {s too grea: SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC. FOR TO-DAY. Sun rises.. 7.08]8un sets.. 4.33]Moon seta,. 9.43 PORT OF NEW YORK. ARRIVED. ‘Teutonic Seminole INCOMING STEAMERS. DUB TO-DAY. es Liverpool. John Sanderson, men, Bordeaux. Gibraltar, Apache, Jacksonville. Glasgow, Antrim, Swansea, Gibraltar, Britanola, Si, Lucia. wad, Gibraltar, Gragoawa Hiligien, OUTGOING 81 STEAMERS, SAILED TO-DAY, Lauenburg, Inegua. Prins Willem II, Ben ‘ampico. Au’ Prines, ‘Tennyson, Brasil, Princess Anne, Norfolk. Colorado, Brunawiek. Iroquois, Charleston, Banking and Finan HAIGHT & FREESE CO. ROADWAY, STOCKS, “BONDS, GRALK, COTTON We will be pleased to sehd you eloth-bownd tilustrated * KET LETTERS. Issued gratis, Lawyers ne Tea & IgE aos ON (Lawyer) 4 by the’ original holders of 10,000 shares of stock bought by him after the books hag closed for an annual meeting. This announcement was made at a 208 Brondway for the taking of testimony before Judge Sey- mour D. Thompson, of St. master to supervise the annual meeting of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company: that stockholders who sold 10,000 shares to Mr. Gould after the close of the books had announced their Intention of voting them. Mr. Gould held that inasmuch as he meeting at No. Louts, special became known had pald cash for the original certif- cates and holds them, it is his right to vote them. Decision was reserved by Judge Thompson, and the matter will Shall’ be permitted to wote, ft will. be for the Master of Chancery to decide ia whether the Colorado State law 3 over- ruled by the company's charter.” The advance guard of the factions in Colorado, Fuel fn hearings rn. Edmund Hawle: acts with BE. H. who Harriman against’ Gould In the contest for proxies, went this afternoon. Mr. Gould will probably start this evening } or to-morrow. er, and he himself was) Northern securities , ht started for Denver lent Osgood, of the com- x rly, he belng preceded by Special Master in Chancery Seymour Thompson, the St. Louis authority on Corporation law, who hag been giving ral days on the af- CURB PRICES LOWER. Demand for Stocks in Outside Mar- ket Was Light. Curb prices were lower to-day than yesterday and the demand was very light. Quotations for the active stocks were: Bid. Asked. Bonds Con. Re Seaboard Gr Full. . pa. LONDON MARKET WEAK. American Ratlway Shares Irregu- jar—Anaconda Down 2 B. Int, RT. Int, 40 p At London to-day consbla were heavy. owing to the expectations of further withdrawals of gold for export from Great Britain. South Africans averaged about 1-18 lower. Rio Tintos figured at 40 1-2, In the market for American railway securities the prices were very Irregular and showed a wavering disposition. ‘The principal decline was in Anaconda, which showed a loss of 2 points, All the |rest of the railway shares showed frac- |tlonal declines, with the exception of Illinois Central, Canadian Pacific, Erie, New York Central and Pennsylvania, which were up from 3-8 to 1-8 of a point. For Sale. represent squarely an settings are solid gold. with the privilege of returning af' Rings. $21.00 Solitaire Tiffany Ring. $29.00 Carved Signet, 2 Diamonds..B20.00 $89.00 Snake Sapphire & Diamond. $37.00 Diamond Opal monds, 1 Almondine Strong and Well made (by hand). ‘ter the holidays if not satisfactory. $1,000.00 20th Century Lange Diainond§7 50.00 $80.00 Extra Tiffany Bolltake: 3 Large Gems. 8300.00 $289.00 Large Cluster Diamonds and $41.00 Tiffany Diamot Like Cut, 830.00. 3120.00 Tittany ‘Twin, 2 Diamon $98.00 Twin Raby and Diamond. $23.00 Cluster, 4 Diamonds and 1 Solltaire.. $35.00 $08.00 Cat-€ye Gypsy, 2 Diamond: 3197.00 Gypsy, 3 Diamonds... 73.00 4319.00 3 Blue Large © fo Rubles. $27.00 Turquolee Haop, 4487.00 Cluster Pine $2,100.00 Princess, Blue Diamon: $297 00 Sapphire and Diamond Cluster@220.09, $71.00 Diamond Hoop, 5 ston: $36.00 Diamond Opal Hoop, 5 ese “825.00 $299.00 Hoop, 5 Blue Diamon: Dig Carved Gype: Big Carved Belcher, .®75,00 y Tiger-Claw Solitaire. 8100.00 2 Fancy Solttatre...... 431.00 Opal Cluster, 12 Diamonds. $22.00 i700. Diamond $89.00 Cluster Dia- monds, ke Cut, Established 1881, WATCHES AND JEWELRY MADE AND REPAIRED. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT (THIS WEEK) UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK. KEENE’S WHOLESALE STOCK, From now until midnight Christmas Eve we shall place our entire wholesale stock at the disposal of the with the original prices attached. The difference in the columns of figures in thi d truthfully the actual saving to patrons of this sale. All Diamonds are pure. All Will last a lifetime. Mail orders will be filled Watches. 14-kt, Gold Premier. $10.00 $48.00 Ladiew Diamond Set W $25.00 $83.00 Ladien’ Crescent, 4 diamonds. $50.00 449.00 Ladies’ Btxe Small Heavy Gold $35.00 Size American. g 12. CLES Heavy Gold Keene's + 840.00 $59.00 Hien Grade Enameled C $39.00 Ladies’ Enamelied Import: $29.00 Ladies’ £1 $97.00 Heavy Gold, Itke cut $112.00 Ladies’ 22-kt. Gold $187.00 Ladien’ Jewelled Case, $19.00 Ladies’ Smal! Essex . $29.00 Ladies’ Batin Finish , 169.00 Gents’ Gold Elgin or Waltham 845.00) $89.00 California Gold Chain . 857.00) $26.00 14-kt. Gold Chain 827.00 $19.00 14-kt. Gold Chain B14.00 9.00 Gents? Sterling Bascine Watch $13.00 .00 Gents’ Gun Metal Bascine Wateh . CHARLES A. KEENE, STANDARD TIME BY PRIVATE WIRE. 22-Kt.Gold Ornamented B38,t 00 338. laine . 45.00) $119.00 Diamond + $80.00 $14.00 Ladies’ Gun etal 80.00 ivertisement Miscellaneous, Solita: $249.00 Skeleton Heart, $27.00 Later Pendent: 17 Dlemon Pearl Diamond’ Brooch, 00 Diamond Brooch, 17 DI .00 Heart Locket, 1 Diamond. $21.00 Cuff Links, $11.00 Diamond Heart, Mike cut, 810,005 Uke cut, 86.00. 99.00 Ba. fi aa Lf 2: aE otFe} att y : Fe: 2 i cs ‘i * 9 Sshis3 2823238333 a9) 3 Faw Y y IN eee Bienen, Jewels, like cut.. "ean-o8 ar Cutter, 7 ‘Diam 5.00) 0 Bitton ‘Te Hol $41.00 Cigar Cutter, 1 Diamond, $17.00 $3.00 Match Dox. 1 $107.00 Solitaire Diamond Boa: 354.00 Pearl Scart Pin, 3 Diamo $39.00 Genta’ Solltaire Diamond. Stud $380.00 Diamond Sunburst, like cut, $275.00 180 Broadway. Op: yeni (thi Charleston | Yokohama | this week) We Give Credit, We sell Clothing for me at lowest Cash Prices and take your word for It MM pay as arranged, WIUN, ua; Bo security, required. men and children For Men, Women and Children. Hats, Shoes, [lillinery and All Kinds of Furs. Watches and Diamonds. $1 per Week. Manuattan Crotuine Co, FOUR STORES: 114 3d Ave, near 65th St, 2274 3d Ave., near 124th St, 295 8th Ave., near 25th St. 700 Broadway, Brooklyn. OPEN EVENINGS. can be obtained at any of our three retail stores, which we have added to our old established Jewelry business. Cash=Credit One price. No employer's refer- ences required. Immediate delivery. Call, Write or Talepbone. L. W. SWEET & CO., 87-39 MAIDEN LANE, Uptown Branch, 258 6th Ave. Brooklyn Branch, 467 Fulton St. EST'D—(OPEN EVENINGS) —1835, NEW GREDIT SYSTEM CLOTHING FOR LADIES, MZN AND BOYS, ence oF security required, No Inquiries or dellverten made, adlahe your purchane, pay the Grst payment and THE FASHON CREDIT HOUSE. Went u Sen Kivenin ARD “OUTFITTING CO., 112 West 14th St. Near 6t4 Ave, sekly or monthly yasy terme, NATIONAL onde 19 MAIDEN LANG. ADVICE PREE—Patents Seay, ventor’ TREE. By tang Patent “Atworners, 245 | waren Watcl! SUBPL CREDIT. Watches and Diamonds Lowest Prices. Reliable Goods ONFIDENTIAL. Call, Write or Telepho American Watch and Diamond Co. TAKE BLEVATOR. eekly oF mouthly uaraniend Ral, | Cally trina Siethoue. JAMES BRAGMAN, 37 Malden Vane (upstaire). CLOTMIERLY GR MONT HE WOMEN ON Ast LE FaSeaina co ee AVE. Sean reste nat, COLUM 10471 BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL. OPEN ‘nvESTNGS. MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE! 16C, PER POUND WORTH 25 PACKAGES OF ss EXPRESHAGH WITHIN §0 MILRS PROM NEW YORK. “SPECIAL PRICE’ ON Tako QUaNtic ims Mercantile Co., 93 and 9 THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE. 10.30 ie <tDAY Exrness, 11.30 irautha Pee ae Exe 12.50 ?, Fy Pittaield dnd ans ‘i. MFAST LINE—Prttebure and Olay 94 8 A. M-PENNSYLVANIA LIMIT Obeurvation | Carn Mor’ Chitago, Cleve ‘Toledo, Cluciaaati, Indiasepotia, Lowteviliey “and 9.25 P.M.» dally. | D ar use RAILWAY "Plot sikboat et, Hee Paes dalige 8. Limited), 139. 20. (Bes broases 20) roan 3 Dining & San 3" ining ihe $83, 25 Po, 1D WHBKLY PAYMENTS _Y6e diamonds, watonea, jowem prices; business confidential, LE Oy SERN MAL, LAND | & HUDSON RIVER R, & VIA NIAGARA FALLS, ‘Trains arrive and de; Staton, Gad bieen’ epert, trom Grand Central iow York, as belows and trains, excene Statl ERI train, it the“ Bmpite State 38" and" 06, will atop ae 125m llores striving thane at Bumal A *Louls 7.20 next, morning, 1 M=tSYRACUBE LOCAL. Stopes at ail Important stations. M.—tEMPIRE STATE EXPRESS. . Me Due Buffalo 1.18 P M—ScHICAGO LIMITED. 24 hows {P Shleago via Lake Shore 2614 vie MC THE NTURY Lie Po Mit Due Albany ‘roy 7.00 P. My Fags ALANYA AND TROY BX+ cal” stot P.M.—*DETROIT, GRAND RAPIDS AND CHICAGO. SPECI P. M.—*LAKE SHORE IMITED. ae hour train to Chicago, All Pullman same) Due Cleveland 7. 30, In hie? : = ae Feat or Ratland, —tADIRONDACK AND MOW- FPALO | AND. recta bus Buttle. 7.3 ks Niexaca Falls $43, Toronte ibso"n. ih an Soutien AR and 3.36 P rt ence By, Caw a NEW YORK’ CE NEW YORK, Sac ON AND, NBW, ENGLAND. BOSTON XND ALBANY, WAL (New York Ceutral & Hudeon River RR, BR" and 424 rest, New Zone. Be fe : WEST SHORE. RAILROAD. Clow ‘York Central & H. River RR. Oe, ve Franklin St. Sta., 415 min. 0A. 4 ree ‘earatges Et St Bade, Pu a, foe See. cal ae P.M. P. M.—For By! : MyDally, except | m Sin 1 Pennsylvania RAILROAD. : STATIONS Wut of Wid TWRNTY-TSIRD rm RTLANDT STS. and DBSBROSSES and CO. sarthe leaving Lime, from” Desbrosses Cortiandt ats te below for Twe iitysihird at. station re Cqierwiee 788. Scr asT i MALL. Limited to two Parlor Cara New York to Gar Pittsburg to Chicago. No ) coahen te louis. M.CTHE PENNSTLYANIA, SPOCIALa= “Pehour train to Chicago, ming-room, Sleeplag, ‘Dining ane weet tn Us Ly satu Se eeu AND. '33—For Pitteburg, Cleveland VASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH. BB, 8.25, 9.25 (Dining Can), 10:10 tr see i brit | {Detbroaen a ortlande at. "Congressional ‘ail Parlor and cone eae tuning +35 Ot 488, 5 (Dining Con, Beoh ds os ait 0 night, dally. (goat LAN e—Bxpr0es, 1 4 tropolitan Limit xprena, 1.10 SIRE daliy: Btandard Coaches on w tng Gar, Parlor Oars, Dining ‘Car on Sua “ week, dase. y danas 9.25, (trom and Corlandt Seon 8 Bal aay, Sundays, Sure DIL PHA. corcan 10.55, ie ‘ear, 1.55 5 x bu 0 night’ Sundays, (Di