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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-30
LIVE srocR MARKErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO March 29-Catte- Receipts to-day 200 head:
far. 800 head for time last
week. 1000 head CONSUMED through 800 absence
OF business for want OF stock feeling firm.
SHEEP Receipts to-day. l.sOJ hoad total Tor the week
head: for last week. 1000 head;
through ~ deman fair sales Fair TO Coca
So 5Os5 65 Choice IN Fancy 80 sOdS7i Western
Lambs. Fair 10 Good. - 80 Gs7 30.
Hogs-Receits day 800 head total for week thus far
81 900 head for time Last week $1,000 head consigned
through III market sssdy sales Good 10 Choice
Light do ~ iO1S7 60 Good 10 Extra
Mediums. ~ S0GSS all sold
UHIcAGo. March 29.-HOgs- Receipts. 10000 head ship
ments 400 head market active urner and &c higher;
Heavy Packing and shipping 81 90 GS7 3d. Light 81 ~
~ 30. Skps. <5dtI
Cale-Receipts head; shipments 300 head market
and hIm Exports In large supply but light request at
and uTm a. 80 Common 10 Fair - 80 Butchers
steady T00S3 SUCKERS anu Feeders. al lQdS5 10
Receipts 5000 head shipments 300 head marKet
slow except best low grades dl and fully i5d2jc lower
~ - 80 TO- Good TO hOice 80 OOdSb lO Common
East LIBERTY PENN March 90. 90 C1uls Receipts. 30i
head closing strong Prime 81 75ds7 Fair 10 Good
s6 2jd4JU; tonnon, - = a. p.
head; market slow; Philadelphia
81 sUd&S. Workers, 81 2Od&I ~.
She>p-Reccips l,4OO head: market fair Prime, 80 so
ass -. Fair TO Good. IS aSj 70. con mon. 81 q 90
ST LOUIS. March observation-disclosures 200 head ship
mens 1000 I'm fair demand but ement slow account
light offerings holders Arm Exports ~ 6OdST Good 10
Choice Heavy 50 Gso 90. Medium Fair. 50 2jds5 75
Common Buchering stock 81 Fair Good 81 % S.
aud Feeders 81 2o0s1 49, Good Corn fed Texans
Sieep-R Receipts 900 head Shipments 400 head; market
Coca 10 Choice IS 90 So 25; Fancy. sB 20 80 Is.
H0gsRecepts, $500 head; shipments LOO head; market
firm Good Light &1dsi 30; Mixed 10 Good
Packing 81 6Gs1 49, Butchers TO Extra. - 5O9S7 So
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwYoRK March 2o;-BEEvEs No fresh Eeceigts and
offered for sale.
sides selling at iOGlc Western Dressed in fair demand at
row morning with ~ Live Cattle Live Sheep
Mr. Goldsmith and 1852 quarters OF Western Dressed Beer
CALVES Receipts were TAO heed67s head at eOth-st,
ceedeG the demand and tie rGed dull decline Of
Prime %dr er az foT STATE caves with Jerseys
few selected at lOc N0 less than i3o head
favored the free shipment OF Country Dressed Calves and the
mands Of tho city trade.
Gw with few Of se s SE ass the G
e quality 81 Tn sn was q g or1 1 HS, and Lower
veas various weights e. @ DO Choice s at 9 Gi 1913
Ia e @ DO p s so at 7c 70 do a9 @ at CSC o 100
D. Gci % do lOs No. sac 81 Bnttermilks, "a 10, at
bIcn6aek Dewey sold % veals lS3 ~ ct SIG; 40 DO
10 10 at 7c SO DO I22 d. at TIC and AZ "Bob" 80 H. at
jeIGc Wright HCag Co sold veas l27 A. At Sc 10
do 1919 ID, at 1c II do l2l h, at &C. and 20 DO ITO ID al
J. IL Hume sold 70 Calves lied on buttermik and skim
SHEEP XXD LAMBS Receipts were q cars q t7sz
Goth and at Jersey City and car
at Washington Market Total for Ave lays 2S4iS head
Prime sheep steady and in fair other grades
and weak Of Ezra ONO We9 others va, sold 70 an
and Ohio 6lac. Yearing Lambs sold at
spring Lambs in Washington Market fair demand
at for Common TO Choice, with few Poor at "a per
Dressed Mutton selling fairly oelOc and Dressed Year
ling Lambs At I06l2c
7c; 80 do iiS h. at @ 3S Indiana do 2G h. q 81 35 IS
do. LOG 10. at &c. 81 Western do. 20 lib. at &c
j. N Pidcock sold POI Michigan sheep ~ b. at So 50.
J. sader Co sold: l7s Western sheep. 93 To- az nc
2O4 Ohio Culls. 90 ID. az Jl4c.
7. :. kase sold Thin Jersey Ewes 80 ID. at CSC.
j. II. Hume sold 1866 Kansas sheep (coarse) lI6 d. at
81 90 and 1856 state do - ID. at sac.
Dillcnback Dewey sold l76 Western Sheep. l2l u, at
7sc 2l5 Lambs 10 10. at 81 40; 20s DO 95 H. at
&C. lJ2 state DO l0l h. at 81 As l59 do 50 @ at t2sc y
do part Lambs, 90 n. at CSC Ol DO 81 d. at 6sc SO
state Lambs ~ u, at &C. ami 80 do, IL 70, al sc.
Hulenbeck Davis sold 155 state sheep los ~ at TIC;
l67doo8 bat 81 40 1877 do lO bat do0l nat
l73 DO ~ d. at 7c j6 do 80 10. At 6c 40 do al 81 each
SO OHIO do 93 10, and III state Lambs ~ at
Sc.
Collins sold 80 Jersey Spring Lambs at 80 600S9
head, mainly at 81 76USJi do poor, at oach.
O. Oliver Co. Sold 10 Jersey Spring LAMBS at 81 per
head
W. Appegate sold 10 jersey Spring Lambs at se9s7 per
head.
HoGs-Receipts were IA cars Of 1883 heads cars At
4Oh.st and Jersey City Total for five days 1877
172 head for the corresponding time last
week. Market nOminay steady at 81 7OaSS l2 Country
Dressed In moderate demand at uD hanged prices.
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EGGS have little better demand and are held some what
stronger State and Pennsylvania lShc; western ioc;
RiCEThe quotation for head rico In last report should
have read Tie not misprinted To-day mere was
fair trade S7o for domestic and LOT hansOon
bEEDs-Unchanged. demand fair. 49, ... -, j.. .
market Is IN holders favor with aIn9
bcttor prices obtaabo Refined Sugars ana ne upPv
on o harve less burdensoe there y but little s ny
vad0 OF desirable grade In store and OF any stano
moderate quantity easier rates for money also on
porters sun the demand on the other maui iwnroye
brisk tho rnde In refined shows no very
lasn saes @ hhd Muscayado at 9oS hnds sUon
tair 7sc 300 hhds French and English Isiana
Martinique dh97e $40 bags ana w Hrd
DO same price. Refined steadier for some grades VI u
formulated, sSsc Cubss sc.i Mould "a" s1!scs Con
feooEers' A." $50; standard A Size. on" sgooi
White Extra g." 1906 EItr. &C." 7aa7'sci &C. 7Sc'
yellow O. 7i4oi Yellow, 7G7isc. ., ,,.o
bTEAHlN EQniet and firm Choice City quoted Tsci
Mestein Sci Of olemaraarine sterne sales looOoo ios
l0is1lO1c.
TALLoW-ouiet and steady; sales 900 ID. s4asasc
TEAAt the auction day Country Greens ana Japans
rather Lover but Pngses were steady aud gacE
pi2f3i &c tor Pingsney II a036 2c for Japan 222ga42c
for Fornosa oolong 1Sa21c for Annoy and 1882 for
India.
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Drouo5als.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AMI
l. TRANS POKTATION.

OFFICE OF INpIAs AFFAiHs WAsHIyctos March d. 1888
,biis Bcof be submitted In cparae envelopes
Bacon. Flour tloils or Ifa1spDrt ton g. as The ctse
be- ami directed Ia the C0m 'sionrr 0i Indian Arars
Sos 90 and 81 Wooster Scw-York will be received until
OF ~ EspAN. ArlIL - l-j of furnishing for tho
Indian jJOnOn pounds ODu ounds
beef the hOOf $4,000 pounds Ecans. 10000 pounds
Baking Powder. 22OvO1 POUNDS Corn. 80 1000 lounds
COrc GjuOO pounds Flour 5000 pounds Feed, l7o,ToO
pounds IL ard Bie d. $1,000 pounds lOmln. 1880 pounds
Lard 1000 bares mess Pork 5000 pounds Rice 5000
100000 pounds soap 5000 pounds soda 10000 pounds
sugar and iu0Ocr bounds Wheat.
part OF liking. $1,000 yards standard Caico 3UOOOO
yarisi Dring. 2nOng yards Duck icc from all sizing
Kentucky Jeans 900 yards CheyiOi 62uOO yas Brown
hbecung 2OOUUO yarls Beached Sheeing 10000 yards
Hickory shirtnE 10000 ards calico shifting 5000 yards
Wnscy. 5000 yards Clothing Groceries. Notions, Hard
Medical Suppies school Books and long list OF
Folks &c and fof about as Wagons required for the ser
vice in Arizona Colorado Dakota Idaho Indian Territory.
Minnesota Montana Nebassa Nevada and Wisconsin, 60 be
delivered at hcago. Kansas cit and city. Also Tor
such WAGONS a may be adaue 10 The climate Of
the Pacihc Coast with California brakes delivered AT
FranciscO
PHI that may not he contracted Tor TO be delivered at the
Agcuciea
Schedules showing e kinds aud quantities 81 subsistence
supplies required each Agcno and the Kinds ana quant
blank proposals. conditions 10 be observed by bidder time
and Of VERY terms of contract and mcht trans
furnish Ell npp alton 10 the Indian ONCE In Washing
ton. or Nos % aud "a Woo,cI-sl, New.fofk Wn. II;
Subsistence. 4. = A. at Cheyenne. Chicago Losvcnworth
Omaha saint Louis saint Paul. san FrncscO and YanktOn
following places in Kansas Arkansas civ Burning
ton Caldwell Doige Ciiy. Lmp9iila Enrek4 Geat Bend
Lodge Newton Usage city. sedan. sterling Topeka
Wellington. Wlchi.a and Winfield.
BIDS viii be opened at TIE boar ana dy above stated and
bidders are invited 70 be present al the opening
CERTIFIED CHECKS
All bids be oOmpanien by ce titled checks upon
United states Depository at least per cent of the
amount OF The proposal H. PRIZE COinnlssloher
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Ru RoPEAN Markets

LIVERPOOL March 2GBacon Cumberland Cut $685. short
Mess 80 ID; do Western. 800 Lard.
Prime N cheese. American Choice. 7OOd Corn
OOd for Mixed old Turpenuae Spirits iOBd ProyslOns-
LarI 5B Od per American. Brealstuns-CO 0Jd.
for Did Mixed Western Wheat 9ldGD Id per GENITAL Cor cal
onia club Jd09Jjd for ted Western SPRING Boa S1lld
or Winter
LONDON March 2o.-Spirits Turpenune. 80 Cd Calcutta
4jOd quarter iinsced on. S2l O0GS2l le
per tun. raioS 476 cwt Refined Petroleum dlaie
cJ4d. gai-
6ayRE March 29-wilcoIs Lard closed nj 20 francs rs
eentInes so kilo- -
KHENFS March 29-Wicox's Lard closed at 81 marks 50
pfennigs per 40 lbs Petroleum. marks 70 piennlga
Mar. 2J-PetrOoum. 10 francs 20 centlmes Tor
Fine Pale American and ~ francs 20 centmes sellers
WicOxs Lard 1873 francs 50 confines per 100 KlOs.
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per NORTH Rfsey'. Vessels and Raiirodds.
Krw.YonR, Ttrsdpy March 40, 1893,
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Narch 90 1899
SEw.YonR. Thur

ARTTEe=ouiet aud unchanged .
UorsEE-sbot io quiet and nDmray Di4DOleo Tor FAR
chre0cs options slightly easier With aPfettY good
prires p2Du bags no NJ 1bDc Tor April
7boc ior uyer do 75Oo seller May, 7G61775o for June
fs5 a7pOe for JRly Bu56s1Go for August S3Oe Tor Octo
boz and 56e icI January e.oaog as iel2ws april c SS
7s6o August H9SOlcI SopteInbor si6G32bc.i October
H3JHr5sG November B2bG Mild grades steady but quiet
saea b6l bags MaaoaibO VaGnc, md $40 bags saVa
hia on rrivhte terms.
COTTON-Spot Cotton sioay quotations revised as
follows Upaids white uncharqrd but the difference be-
tween md New.Orleans cur aud Toxas Cotons are
Inado all grades stained Mddng reduced lie; AL other
grades ssns 800 bales oil for home spinning Delivered
contracts 800 bales. Receipts at the ports today
i0G3D bass I2ll palos this day last week, and
1854 bales last since ooDomber j. O3OOOoO Dales
against L. FOB bales period last
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Gorporalloa Notices.

GAS MISSION.-PrODOsas for estimates
~ for furnshns the gas other Illuminating material for,
and lighting, erngulshng, cleaning, repairing ana main
tanning the public lamps The Streets avenues. piers aud
will be received at tho office Of the Commissioner
Public Works until April q. 1881.
full Information CITY RECORD. for sale at No
City Hall
NOTlCE.-PrOpOsals will be received ut the
Office Of tho Department Of Public Charities and
ton. No 90 3daveuDtil March 80 1888 for Groceries Lum
Der For full Information CITY Record TOR sale No.
2City Hal
NOIICE.-Sealedp proposals VIII he received at
the Office OF the Fire Department unt Apr t. 1888
two thousand feet OF hose boiler to e engine
No. H. For full Information City Record for
No. City Hall.
NOTlCE.-Sealed proposals will be received mt
the HAL OF the Board OF Education by the School Trus-
tees Of the Nineteenth Ward until April a. 1884, for the
ton Of school house
see city Record. for sale at No. 2 city Hall.
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active cSs%s as! nP Pe steady 1d
March Po og %pr Nav io7sosS june
1873 slO37 July. 10l2 dlO4s August 10 530l0j9 sep
S55 Sio: DeceHi5ef SJ0 Closing prIeesMarch %
sfS%5 4R SS5sSS9s NaS 5qPs ITEM
5eT io Si9s m
@ a6 ST 1ep boxes Sy mSes
riot NDMEAl-F1oUR-- M Market dull and in buyers
Grades obbers only bu ing to supply urgent wants Sales.
$50 bbs Low Grade 80 75esI 20 l.5O bbs super
Gne 50 25es5 80; LOO bGls No 2. 81 loSs3 IS 100
bbis litv Mil Extra 81 i50s5 30; 4lou bbs Spring
and Winter Wheat Extra mainy. within tho range,
latte e1iisme suDernnc IS 20 latter Extreme CON
a 70 ~, Common Good Extra Western - 7jas4 90
o son Se @ - ~ GOOD Gu e 81 1 HS
Common Extra Minnesota 81 ds sos Clear 50 90 25
strolsa i sGes7 25 Patent ss7 - st Louis
g. . ta, 5is - Saf rt e1 ~ CIV Mn f.fTa
FOR West Inles - 90 Sonth America - 6,Gs5 49,
changed. sales 500 bbis Common 70 Good Extra O. 10
Snict ana bont steady sales 500 bbs superfne sass 49,
latter very choice CORN MEAL dun. Yellow Western.
HIDES steady moderately sctiveso far the jobbing
-wHEAT-M irregular and unsettled cash
Ps oPsaed s a ana options I S d higher sa.segqSn
at shade above tho owest prices export demand quite
very arec trade In options sac- 3s3l6oO bush future.
Including UnEaacd Winter Red ~ ~ 07Gsl ~ steamer
80 Rel p .o9 no i'cd 81 lsGsi 10 Steamer INC No
Gates Il a,dsl q free board, II n dsI 229s de
vercd UnsTaded White Al Ola Il White state quoted
- No White syc.. Steamer No. White.
ajc: White 81 ~; No. Red seller March. 81 1910
20 closing FL lgii April u lVhaSl 2Ois. closing
u 1919. May ~ 2l'4QSl 22 closing ~ ~ June 81 2%s
al 2 closing Il "a July ~ 81 ~ %. closing II u y
.RYE-Ma ket hfmeT. with better export demand
quoted 22Q15c. anu Canada - 61Sc.
boat oaos sales 5000 bush state private
bush Western. 2c delivered. BARLEY Market
unchanged No. Canada 9jd9tC; No l. 81 on
II %. No ! Knight ~ O5 ..... BARLEY MALT Market
quiet hanged Two rowed state soc dSi SiNrowcd
dsl ~ = canada, IL dSl TO- all cash basis.
COKNNaIket uisc ttirdi opening t6lc higher sub
srquruty the advance and declined 40 &c; closing
hciyy At tuhe above the nside prices very moderate
port demand large business speculative
accounts Gales 1000 bush future 10000 bush. cash.
ncudng Ungraded Western Mixed al ~ 0GO 9 No s. Jj0
DC steamer Mixed, eGisS! - anc 61c delivered No. 2
% elevator, GSdBSSc. delivered steamer Yellow.
o7c.i No. ~hite Csc. 80. Mixed seller March 67dGsc.
g oiosng &c June " 69i-c.. closing ~ july
ber subsequently Of the lost closed
quiet steady trade largely speculative account
1900 bush. including $4,000 bush. options
at5l c. 30 2 81 i2c. No quoted 53ci No. Wnite
j3c =. 5fa d55c.; No quoted 6s Mixed " cscrn 81
a5ac White do. 55 S5tci White state. - No.
81 xcd seller March - closing 524c Apn "a seJ2c
closing May. 81 aj2Ac closing D. tc June 81 10
~ &C closing - FEEDMsikct rather steady
A. H. ~ a4 ~ 80 n al % ~ - II %; 100 10 II lO0
81 IS. Snaps 81 2jG-l 3Oi Rye Feed. 81 10.
BEEKBoItu's LoSDoS cABiEGRAH 29rH INST.
REPORTS QUANTITY OF GRAIN OS PASSAGE As roll
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CTARIN'S
~ CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.

Office Pier IL. N. r.. foot OF COrtlanltjL
Consgnments OF freight forwarded directed % any part
Of tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
orders ell for delivery Of all kinds OF freight Nor
chandise any part OF the city.
SEA AND HARDoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR.
BOK LfGHTERAGE
Freight OF every description promptly ghered any point
In the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR.
TER FOR EXCURSIONS.
Steamers John IL. Sarln and Erastus Corning NEW
HAVEN leave Pier H. y. H.. at ". daily lsaturdsys
excepted
METROPOLIS EXPRESS Co. between GSew.Sork All
New.Hayen. Caro- aud dispatch guaranteed.
Freight for points D.. L. w 4. received as Psr ~
For New Haven aud points East II Pier IL.
NORTH SHORE. STATEN ISLAND Eleven Miles.je
Ten Cents steamers from Iron Pier l. IT, foot u
WhtehalLst
cENrRALshIPYARD. Communpaw ". J.-Drv DOCKS
Machine and boiler shops everything appsralnag 3sls
construction ard repair " yessels
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StotIona I'M york sd, and DcsDrOsses-5I
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For south Amboy, via c. H. X Of n j. o. SIo a H. ,s''
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
on and after March 8. 1888.
GREAT TRITNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains ,eaye ewYork via Desbrosses and Courtand7
streets Ferries follows III,
Harrisburg. Pttsburg the West and South with Pullman
Palace cars attached a. nj, aud NJ daily Newrork
amt Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining SMOKING anu sieep'
ing cars at a. day.
WiliamspOrt, Lock Haven CORY ana hilo az
connecting at Cory for tusyile, Petroleum Cen
tire, and the OIL Regions -.
Baltimore Washington and South. Lmled Washington
Express of Pullman Palace Cars daily except sunday ~
a. arrive Washington y. Regular, via b. ara r. y.
r. at 5:Ij and $50 $40 and p NJ ana IL agnti via
h. ana o. Il. r., and p. IN. and y night IN .,~,,,
SUNDAY, Via B. and p. n. Re- o. m, ~ anu - nis""
via q. and o. Il. H., p. m. and IL night n,
sundays, III. Through car ON m uun IN safnrdavs
For Cape May. except sunday Obs ll:lOa W- y" "''
only p. M. ..,,a,,a,a ., a,,on.
via Railway and Amboy a m ~ noon ~ p,,s u W A
a. m. docs not stop az AsbuIy rnk
BROOKLYN Annex connect with All thiOus
at Jersey CITY. anordng speedy aud direct u'n' '
Brooklyn travel ,,..., on an, i.2o a m 2 40 and
Trains arrive Pittsourg 6zo anu ~ o AN
go mn ~ 500 S $50 935 lo,s5 and 1000 p M sunday
"a q NJ AZ nm 1885 and 1880 From Baltimore, 20
0SV ooV Sunday 9S5 From philadelphia. 800 go.
F. ~; OK IA aso 90 lO:4O ll40 a. l20 2 800 $50.
80 7 S0 $50 $50 1920. 1888 and 1890 H. sunday,
$50 600 $50 $50 ll4O a. IN" o'2o 1880 $780, iO;2o'
Sandl III.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
- MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST.
Uto naf and aat iuOf


Via PalIiiephia Baltimore and Washington
sandaE ssr Gssala AMI "a Doat. ws,s:
CHICAGO cincinnati s. Loa. Connects for Iii points
~ MIDNIGHT Daily for Washington AMI all points West
For Time Tables Tickets slee9g Berth, AMI BtsS,ss
81, Brooklyn. -
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
sta .HS, IN foot q Ssryst sta0nin
Scmmencqg JapsaEysa 1881 Leave Sc. York y.,.,
Chunk; Tamanend Tamaqua Hazleton. Dron. Scranton.
mFSr EiST,ng0n III Hifn Bridge Branch ssnoesy'
aaa an Nasricoke Upper LeSigh scranton &c
. fsssSa Hssn h
oa s2 bsa s rama
EcT.stop Efh Bridge BsasS sss00l'y'
S H1.oy Es%1sG Rss &c HARRISBURG
Maaeb chunk. wiTesbarre. &C. 60.
srnasE ss '1f
S rs S5 0S l BE- s9s Els III s. rs
s sGE FnlP' nS K see ~ a'''
For sewaren AMI Perth Am6oy al q o. 9i'' ii'4' "-
For k Report as5 s 8le HE Ill., & enm
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
srEAME E6d 5EsyEs %fEEa Mr.
LOT highlands seabright Monmouth Beach ana Long
FOrAtlantic ulgnlanlst p N
wood Manchester Toms RlvsT ssTnss1i 60
saba IN. for stations 10 Highlands
% o r. :,aSas 10 q Sandy III mo ssson' to se.onsA
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE:
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA
Leave New YORK from station O. RR OF N !. $3.50
For Philadelphia Ninth aud Creensts at 745 $50 lllo
f rSI fG1 and Il Sn sq 9 iis
l For s sS sc Of srSsay " s6 asO $780, T.
Up IN. ON Sunday S45 a. M, $3.50. IL D. M
Return trains leave philadelphia for New YORK ana
From stations philadelphia and Reading RR, Nlntn anu
Greenss at 1870 $780, $50 IL ~; l:l5 3.fo o4O, o;4o
~ D. On sunday, at g. 80 a M, 90 ~ P M aao
From Third Berks ST., at DO $40. 81 M l. oioV
500. $50, 1902. sunday at Sl5 a. m, Ego =; u. o
From Trenton l25, $40, sO3 905, 1905, ll.4 NJ y
Ago, GA It's p Sunday, l:25 9ls m, gig p ID. r
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are attached 10 Gay u,stnns'
and SLEEPING COACHES 20 midnight trains rom Now
York and Philadelphia - ..... =. "a ,.o,,
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot, Jersey CITY. ooo no, An,
Ticket, at Liberty Nos Ioil
9fl 0j7 Broadway and az the pTlnclPs
AMI Cont at and Annex Office JewePs Whai1 bIookBL
N Y Transfer Company will call Tor anu checA oassae'
from ho'eS vi H. p BALDWIN, Gen. Pass. Agent
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-30

EXmess Trains leave New.YOrk. DesbIOsses and Court
iandt IT. Fee Tles, as follows. .
To- 100 \ ., 80 10 10 Lmited IL m, l. 800, $40
A. o. i, Il b aud y y. M, and ~ night sundays 5, :.
% Limedl anu 10 Il N, l. z. and y. ~. and IL
rIpiess Trains leave NewYork daily except sunday az
72O a. IN. aud p running through VIA Trenton aai
Camdeu. -.
isoI 300 $40 $40 900. 7jJ 500. $50 II !. n
limited Express 1880 y. M y T. .. I5;2J Lmited 2
Asa T,Ih and 500 y. On sunday 1901, 3;O0. S2Os
$9SS ssSa m. !, 625 kmod] $3.50 7Ii5, and $40
Leave philadelphia via Camden a. H. and l;SO p. H. daiY
Tsss oaices ls5 $40 and s44 Broadway Astor House
ana soot III aud Courtanit stAi Courtst and
sreeSya Annsx station foot gultoa.st brooklyn Nos.
III liJ AMI hudson st. HoOodsn station Jersey City
Immigrant Ticket oGee, No battery Place and Castle Car
a' The sowYors Transfer Company viii call and cheek
psssaffSS iiY Ia nj PlJ0II J. r. WOOD,
lSneral Manager General Pass'r Agens