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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
WHOLESALE PRICES OFCOUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending March Is, 1894

..o,,,s for the week l34s5 pkgs Exports 2626 pigs
Cd 10 reet ar tain aud 10 the Continent scarcity
nj nne 10 fancy fresh butter has made very strong
yb demand has Improved considerably and the STOCK rs kept
closely cleared up Receivers have slightly advanced Pes
nm tho higher arsdea order make the supply go az m
nossilc hut BUYERS have willingly paid the ai'aneo
and have fault only because they could rot gst m9
the receipts some~l at larger Dub
insufficient meet the requirements OF The TRACE hseE ~
Obbing Of SIC. an OCCASIONAL Dt gous
haher under especially favorable circumstance EAIIh
Pennsy lvania quick demand at 3so For Extra eseI
other man Tgp SIC rate but most OF the me
marks are going 35 d36c Firss at 32d3ic ana Secon
ran 20 from Doc 2Jc bnt the quality hasto DC very
noor 10 se that low There IL considerable Increase ID s
rccris OF New state Dairy this week but In the absence
snnly Of creamery ali desirable grades lind ready sale
pedllng way 80. has been reached for extra nan ln
tubs but Wholesale business 80 Sic are the ruling
GooI sct craes are selling 32c with poor STOCK
from new and milk mixed going down TO 2OG2-o III i
nure a selection OF Fresh welsh To exceed SOC as most III
voices contain notified or olaV0IeO tnDS 20 s
ohove maj figure Old state Dairy holds to very strong
cs the siock OF desirable grades small compass ana
verv innereniy offered Exporters are buylng pos anu
ends even taking tin packages at 10n2oc f1ne llIo
Creamery and Extra Fresh Factory sell promptly on ai'
M oII on side figures Other grades slow but steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
INVEST SHORE ROUTE.

NEW YORK, WEST SHORE a BUFFALO RAILWAY
trains Desbrosses Cortan and foot Of West I'D ssi
For Chicago Suspension Bridge Niagara Falls ana bunAo'
iSp. IN. Oh. n IN =. .. , "a
m. ~ o,-..... D., r..ssop
Aa,stsIda sh6 go iii9o @ aSa mt 4so SPIN
Nowburs Kingston Highland Poughseepsie - Sso' iAS'
$40, 40. - p m.
-Daily Other trains daily except SUNDAY -, ,oo, -
Buffet Parlor $3.50 and lilo H. H. ana a'oVP" "
Parcr Banet Cars on $3.50 train for syracuse ane
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars on s p m train for Buasi'
and Chicago ,. ,., -. -, "A, .as a, the com
many Jersey city Pennsylvania Railroad StatOn %
Eoi Courtst Annex Odce foot OF tulton-si; eSS 0T
At and No DeKslb-ave; New-fork Clty, Nos 10, M
91i 1863 4lo Oi6 1913 Broadway, No Union o4sS a.
I'M OH ave Ma 1893 East l26h st. Penney wanna I'm
ton foot Doshrossesst foot CorandIst aud west '''
Station. foot West AID st . 49,. n. ,.o,,
NL&AY MoNEgg. Gen. Pass Ass GAY. A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20

The daily average receipts OF MIX and Cream at the dner
emit railroad distributing points IN ang near inc cy i9r
~ OF Condensed Mk and yl cans OF resm New Ors
Susquehanna and Western O4l cans OF AK and ~ cans OF
shore IL or MIX, and 20 OF
Cream Central $50 OF Milk and cans OF
Cream, Harlem ROO7 OF MIX and 2O1 cans OF Con
densod MIX; Newa'eD and Hartford 900 cans OF MIX
New FORK CITY Northern $50 OF MIX; and by mis-
ceaneous short 700 OF MIX and 10 o.
Cream. Tue total daily receipts were 4so cans OF MIX
Tho average price paid tlf the surplus on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20

scandalous literary imposition has just been
put upon the Ncw-York market in the shape OF
paper-covered volume bearing this titles The
White Elephant A story by Charles Reade" The
title. together with the figure of an elephant, IS
printed in white on the black cover" the same"
Is Truthful James would say, " with intent to de-
ceive."
Charles Reade never wrote story called Inc
White Elephant" In 1856 he published story
called Jack of all Trades" in which are recounted
the tricks and tempers of a performing elephant
named Dick" The author of this latest attempt
upon the cIedulity of the public has simply
adapted this old story by changing the title omit
ting the opening chapters, and interpolating the
word white" into the text wherever Dick" Is
mentioned. We cannot recall a more impudent
piece Of literary dishonesty than this attempt to
palm of this clumsy adaptation as new story by
Charles Reade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Riser. Vessels ant Rd"rorfs
Nrw.YorK. March 10. 1884.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFrE-Spot Rio dun at 1la4c for Fair options
more active decline Sales CS00c bags closing weak az
follows: March. as0d9s5 April a60de.65i MAY 800
a9.6l June, GjaG70; July, 97Od975 Mild dull ana
unchanged. 90,
COTTON-spot Cotton firm end fairly active sales, gu
bales l5l last evening" including 23 for cxror 7U lor
consumnton and 500 speculation. Delivered on CON
tracts 800 bales Receipts the ports today 54s Rae@
against 1907 this day ast week ana 1881 tls Gay last
year. ,,c--,.... 80.
faInr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
11vr s1ocK MAnKErs-rY rELEaRAPH.

BUFFALO March l0-Cdt to-day, Us head total
for week thus far $500 head for same time last week. 5000
head. consigned through, OF cara market steady Extra
Steers 50 5Oas iOl Common to fI 80 90 Light 10 Good
Butchcrs's - 0Od4b 30.
Shep-Rocepts today 200 head total for week thus far
~ 900 head lime last week. lAOlu head.
through IA cars market du Fair to Good Western "a
aSl Choice to Fancy 81 .OdsO 10 MesoIb Lambs 90 W
gs7 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
,.nr,IrRr ND CANE.

REGENTS Poultry about equal the demand and prices
rule Fowls and ROOsers Turkeys slow and
orally easier Ducks and Geese slightly favor buyers Fresh
Killed. Turkeys not plenty but most lots big
and coars sell very slowly Selected Hens would reach
ia 7c but the arriving IS rarely good enough to
ceed c 2dlc often accepted for heavy Toms
Fes Western and Chickens moving slowly AT la
i4c Philadelphia Chickens supply firm CapOns
very ouer SQUADS in light supply and firm Frozen West
ern Turkeys moving out slowly occasional lot OF
fancy stock closely selected reached va loc but most lots
~ IA a l6C 10 l2c Frozen
Chickens very dun Ducks firm Tor fancy arsej poor and
small neglected
English snpe are plcntcr aud weak lid Ducks lower;
yerVd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20

for April and s9c. for June also 20 900 I'd ni"oA "
Anil 35c Tor and 3Dssc for June -, o.bhds M
fOhACCO- Medium Lugs higher ~ h,hds a. ac
ec Jnnc 20 hhds at i516c July, 70 hnH' ~ 0o''
October 25 hhds at SEC. Total for to-day, lOo hhu''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20

Express TIanseave NewlOrA via Desbrosses anu CoAIos
street Ferries follows: =. o,o
ego 1920 g. $50 % aud 10 Limited H. 1llO a. m I29'
$40 B. g. Z and 8 D. m and II night sundays olo, y,
% Limited and 10 m. 7, and sp M and IL nighe
Trains leaving York daily except sunday ZO s3o so
Il:lO a. IN, Q. A. and y connect at Trenton Tor
Returning trains Broads Station. philadelphia l2o
SIl5 $40 4. 1876 except Monday. $50 80 s;2o $50
"a 8, $50, 40, TAO and M on Sunday l20l Up
400 a. 1876 $50 fhf20 Limited, $50, $40 7Ao
and p IN. Leave Philadelphia via Camden, $50 a m
Ticf ct Offices 49, $40 and s44 Broadway Aston House
ANA foot Desbrosses and Cortandt street, Conrtst
and Brooklyn Annex Station. foot OF FultOlsey
Brooklyn. Bush's Hotel HObokon station Jersey CtJ
EmgTan Ticket Office 40 Battery Place and Castle Gar
ien. -, r., 49,. 49,,
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for and checi
baggage from hotels and residences .
CHARLES Il. PUGH, j X WOOD. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
Art SchocIs-Eitv.

Mrs. LOUISA b. CULVER will receive pupils
M beginning Tuesday. oct. 10, N DRAWING, OIL ana
WATER.COLOR PAINTING, STILL LIFE fLOM fk s
and IA CHIN 4 PAL Mt NC and DECOhAIlON.
STUDIO No 20 MADISON-ANE
References: - =,
MIR D. HUNTINGTON. Mr.. WILLIAM HAHl' MI
JAMES uAhT, ~. \. j. BELLOWS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
Musical.

NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
n 5EAsT l4TH.sT, Third door east OF 1IHANE
Incorporated 1855. .. 49,, -
The NATIONAL MUSIC SCHOOL ana ~ Ix o. @
CUTION, MODERN LANGUAGES DIANlNV am
PAINTING.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
DHHADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
or rTFI n
FROM STATIONS OF .
NEW-JERSEY CENTRAL DIVISION,

,,no, Ke sn HTIaDs or
NEW7JERSEY LEE GES 81 Mdar Pix yISER
Direct connection 1o 5 1n TodET % BTG ss PER- wa Annex h0
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV. ls 1883.
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON, " Bound BTos s
E I$oo % sS S at si5 No. $50 zoo NJ
Direct connection Wayne Junction for Germantown and
Chestnut mn st columJasye for Msnayunk cOnsho-
DRAwING.R ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS Night Trains
40 y g. $50 100 g. H. Ii5 S45 5lO CAS-. 1900
sUN a 40 sg saS EDO 0SO l@S loo 80 81 CSC
pm SUNDAY, sl5 "a m, 4SO p m.
SOC 9cs 1913, ii3i am ~, 81 I23. ga 72s sun
DAYS. l;25 9lS NJ. $40 p m
For wILLIAMsPOKr at 6ij. 7:4J, 800 a. NJ 3i5' 4ec
FOR sUNBURY and LEwIsBURG at e.i5 7:s5 a J:aS.
Ipm.
For READING and HARRIsBURG AZ 10 600 il:l5 a ~
100 100. 400, $50, 1890 D. m sundays al o;SO p IL
For SCRANTON at 6l5, 300 m. S'i5 p M
For WILKEsBARRE and PITTsTON at Gas, 900 a. m-
loo. i.3O 5:i5 $50 p N. Sundays at 800 N.
For DRIFrON at s;i5 a. N, 3:i5 p. m
For TAMAoUA at d4j, 75, 600 a m 100 30 SA5' 400.
For -. gErHLEHrM. ALLENTOWN and MAUcH CHUNK
$50 pm.
For EAsIcy ga. 2S SS M lOO i'SO' 'h' 400 $780,
For STATIONS on HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at GOO
O. m, 400. 4:30 p. m.
For TLE EN- n a S+1 sS0 m 1000 lo AGO. ''O
900, go 500. 100 oOO, lOAV 1T. Su"
days at : 90 a m, 100, 5S0 900 p m.
En-, PIArNFIFLD at Gi5 TI5. 600. $50 10 30 lll5 n
100 i.s6 $40 SI5 400. 4:SO 800, 5lo 6:3O eH0 S;sV
ZOO 500, ESQ 1880 IL; p n SUNDAYS ~' 0"o' o'''
a m 1880 400, 5.3O 300, 1900 p m - ~ o.o
ro, ELIZA BFTH AZ 6l5, 6i5 7:l5 ~ s01 90 S 6
$50 1000 10 30 ll:l5 1l'S9 ~; izt9t 5o6 5I2 SO
$o 500 sg9 g ssS SO So aao 80 500 SIS 9o9Sc
il:8O 1900 pm SUNDAYS !" 00'' '' - 0' ~
53O 900 1900 IN. . IA ana s,r
so ADO gi5 9:t5 tOl5 lO45, lao M Zoo M Ist2'
95G 910 $50 300 9: 80 400 430, 800 5lo, 90 GS9'
ah0 e.iS $40 100: 7.3o $40 900. $40 1850, tlilo,
I50h m SUNDAYS at 500, 9lo. 10 10 H. I-OO III
lis GOO 400. 300 615. 500 900, 1890 pm
For LoNG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, Sc; en- RAN a,
100 Slba m 1880 400 800 N. SUNDAYS VAoeV
ocean Grove Mt AGO. lOA5 m.
For FREEUOLD-At5 Sl5, IL a. IN, 1880, 4. . m A..
For fAKFWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNE6AI az $40
a m l30 $50 .. with through p2ror cars Oh 80 p HI
For yINELAND and BRIDGEToN at ESQ p. M
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION
From Pier No. = North River via SANDY HOOK
For LONG BRANCH, EArONTOWS etcr at9P IA
Tickets can be procured az foot Liberty fes 10
River IL G2 267 257 .26l 27l 4ly VI va, -, ~Ia
IS23 broadway; 1877 and l49 6have S Siose. ~
Green Ntchst 3uS l25thst. and pth,ipa' "a
80 -1o md s3s Futon.st; 2lO Manhattan ave be hAo'
80 1soL Atlantic HOboAen, ~os
1vanrer Company will call for and check baggage from
~ ~, - - - ,nsttence "a nestinatiOu. ..... q,
noois VI wnoTi IN General Manager. c O. HANCOCK o.
u and + A IL p. BALDWIN, q. h p A, lls LlOerp7s''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
Enstrrrtion.

For Boys and Young Men---City.
CIRCULARS OF BEST SCHOOLS
N. free to parents Please give particulars r. MlhlAM
COYRIERE 4 co. 81 East l7th-st- Union square.
COLLEGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
" No. 10 East 49thst.
FRANK DRISLER, A. NJ, Principal -, -.
Reopens Wednesday, sept % For circrlaTs etc2 ~
he school or 10 Prot HENRY DRISLER As west 46thst
SCHOOL CT MINES PREPARATORY
- SCHOOL 80 asst f5h-st. Introductory 20 an Scenn
Colleges, ]. WOODBRIDGE DAVIS, O. e. IN d. fIlhciPSi
VNHE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL, NO. ~
/ Madison.aye near 64thst, Dr. H. Is. CHAPLIN, Prinot
pal English classical and primary department. 9y m rh
sinn New building. complete in Its appointments Ing
cath school year lust begun
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, ,4Si
u broadway 42dsti Am year Primary SoTinedSS
and Classical Depts NJ. VI. HOBBY, W. l. Amin 1ilno P'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
For Both Sexes-City.

A-CHOICE COLLECTION of school circulars
"A with udcious advice parents and guardians Froes
teachers governcsses art and learning recon-
men ed to colleges schools and families Reference 20 te
1onies Of non Hamilton FISH Secretary Evas, cyrus w
Field Nine HESSL, SO West 21st-st. New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
Mem publications.
TIIE CENTURY

THE CENTURY
FOR APRIL
CONTAINS:
THE WHITE HOUSE.
An entertaining descriptive paper by l. v smaey with
numerous illustrations.
HOW WILKES BOOTH CROSSED THE Pc
TONiAC.
The story never before told print Of how and where
Wilkes Booth spent between the night of the as sas
Lincoln and his death several days
later. by George Alfred Townsend
NOTES ON THE EXILE OF DANTE.
BY sarah Freeman ClaTkei with Illustrations by Harry
Ienn-Psa, the COrnice Road etc
DIR. SEWER.
TuftLer chapters Of q oreo W. Cables novel
SIDNEY LANIER, POET.
By d. william Hayes wand with portraits
THE NETWORK CITY HALL.
Alphabetically considered with numerous illustrations.
UNCLE TOM WITHOUT A CABIN.
A southern view o. the status Of The grOes.
AMONG THE MAGDALEN ISLANDS.
An illustrated travel paper by ). O. W. Benjamin, with
pictures By NJ. J. Burns
ARNOLD ON EMERSON AND CARLYLE.
reply TO Matthew Arnold's recent lecture By
roushs.
PROGRESS IN FISH CULTURE.
Aninpor,ant and enter aiming pare, with twenty-five
Illustrations
"MARSE CHAM
A short Story by Thomas Nelson Page
NEW-ZEALAND N BLOOMING DECEMBER.
BY the celebrated traveller Constance p. Gordon
Cumming
THE DESTINY OF THE UNIVERSE.
Aniuteresng scientific paper by Professor Samuel WI
lard.
AN AVERAGE MAN.
Continuation Of Robert Grants iI story.
TOPICS OF THE TINE.
"1he Future Of the Metropolitan AIT Museum Mob or
Magistrate"
OPEN LETTERS.
"worshppng by Proxy" by Rev. Charles :. Robinson,
DID Music in America" by Richard Grant White, etc,
BRIC-A-BRAC.
Bits OF by various writer's.
Price Soc a a year. Sold everywhere.
THE CENTURY CO., New-York, n. y.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.


FOR NEW -HAyEN.-steamers leave, Peck
arrives ne Tor early tTa%s Noft ana East m
FOB BRIDGEP0RT and alI-Pointss on HoU
sSs as East '
FOR BOSTON. ro.orox FARE ONLY SO.
INSIDE R2UTE AVOIDING po mt Jq psr a.
'Sy''' q" + " PoPPLE. GenT Pass. Agt IN wes.s.
FoR R2s TE2 RIVER LINE Fa %o 94 Tls Vs.
TO NsSRGEt Es FSsF apd sd E P pSn'
at , N. steamers BRISTOL and rR9yIDENcg Con.
4%Sn y AK IoAT 1 m S5P Ss S ~
at principal hotels transfer and ticket ocea at the Office
BORDEN TovE hsast GEORGE dsn F Gs:s Hsess
+ EmGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-Passengec
IL depot foot Of Cortandt aud Desbroses ss
at slO M Sto and p a. Tor Easo9, W.
verify Ithaca Geneva Lyons Ban1? and ne West Po%ss
D. n fsr Esston Bethlehein and COolay
Trans eevng at $40 M and go go p connect Sd isr
train local for Ma1ch chunk $40 Leave Msuch Chunk
GeEe Eastern occ corner Of church ard Cortland, sa
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
through trains vi leaye Grand entrs Depot ~
8 Western New.York ant Northern Express with
$40 No. Fast Limited Chicago Express with dining cars
CiSyeaTd end Toiedo arriving a Chicago iO day
a. m.
doi Rochester and BuhalO; connects Tor OsWe2O
a M. Western New-York and Northern Express with
drawing room cars -
lbany Utica Express ORA room cars
a y m Accommodation 20 Albany and Troy.
% D M 81 Louis Express. with sleeping cars for Niagara
Fps Buffalo Cincinnati except saturday,, Toledo Detroi.
and ST. Louis. 80 - . ,o. 49,, =.
$50 Express with seepng cars Ia oyr"cuse ana 10
Auburn road. anO To Montreal ,n,-..-
- m Pacific Express. with sleeping cars t0r kochcster,
Bnfio Cleveland. Toledo Detroit Chicago, ST. Louis OsSe-
90: also Lowvlle except saturday. .,,ou-.,
TROY co. VII the morning trains Tor West and
North except Saturday night. - : ,,,
Tickets on sele at Grand Central Depot No lowing
Green 2j2 42j Broadway and al Westcotts E1Press
Offices Park place. and 15j and 9t2 Iroa Say
and 333 Washington and sDl Fulton ss, BIOoEy ahH ~
Fourth.st Williamsburg. ,.-,-- -. 80. s..
wngrOon ard sleeping cars can 20
prorred al any Of the ticket offices in New YORK cry
FDog,,aqe A. ei for and checked from residence
sThese trains daily All others daily excePi SUNDAY
j. NJ. TOUCEN, .. Is 1919 ~ ~ = ,on,
POPULAR SHORE LTNE.-FOr Providence,
and The East All rail from Grand tenbrs , Dep9;
Three express daily sundays e1cepfd 10 si"h
m, p paror car a.taohed and 10 p m WI ,,i Az
cars Newport express leaves Grand central DEPOT az
y 49, r. W. POPPLE, AGENT
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Grnc'cre.

Genclcre.
A GENTLEMAN for French and German /;
salary POO; another for fIeehand drawing and Eng
lsA: Grammar school Assistants u 20 est Apply TO
A. LOWELL x CO., 70 Aston Place. y. y City
4 MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE cstab-
~ hsled 1868 provides promptly Best Teachers for Phi
Families Schools, Colleges Circulars Ci Good
Schools with reliable Information free 10 parents skilled
Teachere always wanted. Application form Tor stamp
j. W. SCHEHMEKHOkN & CO., East i4th-st y. y.
ABLE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
N OF all grades tutors. r0YeTnesSes lecturers cOmDanon
circulars schools charge TO those employ
ing teachers teachers until engaged. f. MIRIAM
COY RIEKE6 Co, 81 last Ith-st, Union square.
4 YOUNG German lady (Bcrlin) wishes To
~ children Address O. b., Boa AZ, Tribune Up
Office, 1898 Broadway.
HOVERNESS OR COMPANION-A lady
~ desires position compsnO on govemess with ladies
going Europe; Speaks German and French; has lived
knows principal cities places Of interest hotels etcj
could take charge OF all travelling arrangements references
given and required Address Europe" Mrs Young
FULTON Teachers Agency No % Mon Square New York.
WANTED-lmmediate lady 10 teach
W singing piano city also gentleman
nercal city Other vacancies DO hed
and later J. ". sCnERM ERHORN g. co. American
School Institute East l4th-st., n. y.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
T1TATors ND VEGETABLES;

?
Irish Potatoes are selling little and held neT
but puces very little change bermuda new Potatoes
i good demand - 5Odf0 per Dbl Tor FIRST quality About
$50 bermuda onions have arrived selling readily
at per Bermuda Beets quiet at 81 20 per crate
Iomators selling fairly at 75cUtl per box Florida Green
Peas demand at - aS3 20 per crate string Beans, OF
choice quality wanted az -. NcwOrleans Cucunbers
dull AT j 5dS2 yer doz Charleston As very
r and easier Od Onions have been I'D yancing. but close
Guleor and less rm Norfolk kae and Spinach selling well
Vhru IA q fcct order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20

DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IaPRoyEp E2UiF
MENT, AND THE FASTEST TIME C9SS4Sl-
ENr WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-03-20
STEAMBOATS, ano Railrcaos.
NETWORK AND LONG b
l.
stations In Now. York

NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH RR.
stations in N0"Yorf K asf
Fo g6aih %nS9 Via RsdSs
am, 1870 ., 6p m: Sundays 200 otS am via Penn hk
S For MatiT az % &C. &c. va r6a RsSins so II
Vi Tia m Penn lsG h a. Ia p SUNDAYS m
Lon. s ya fSa SsG H snG odn
Ron 400 sS Grove s go A iS cS Zoo
Via fennsyysnia RR m IL m SIC p M NJ spnn Sn
Pc1 si FEgGss t. y 2s'F and Reading
nssan lsG Rh soS Co. ps III Fp5 h %
cod JG%, yfT S9s @aIfs CIV
g. e. 4A a. e R. nh SHSp hh L. A's sapt
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
l TO BOSTON, 50. WORCESTER, So So NASHUA. 50 50.
PORTLAND. st. and no nansieE
Steamers CITY OF NETWORK
,ve Pier No &C. NoFn OK vd 0ai q wes pier
above Desbrossess Ferry daily except sundays at 900 H.
STARIN,S .r,os
~ CITY, RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS
COMPANY.
Ofioe Pier l8, ". r., foot OF Cortlandt-st
Cnsnments Of freight forwarded as directed to any pan
" the world.
UNEoUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery Of all kinds Of freight and men
shandse to any part of the city.
SEA AND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND hAi~
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight Of every description promptly hshteed 70 any pOn'
IA the harbor reasonable rates. x.,
STEAMBOATS,. BARGEs AND GROVES TO CHAn
TER FOR EXCURSIONS So.
Steamer JOHN H. sTARIN for NEW1IAVEN. leaves flef
H. N. H. foot OF Corandtst, at p. IN dAny teoNDAi'
erooptedl ,,,,
Frisht for points on D. L. w r. r. received nj Pier H.
For New.Haven and points Fast at Pier H.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN IsLAND.-Eleven Miles foi
Ten Cents from Pier l. L. Il, foot OF Whi"
halst
CENTRAL sUlPYARD. Communipaw. N. J-Dry DocS~
Machine Boiler shops Everything apoeTtan'ns " tho
constructs aud repair VI Yesselh
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REGENTS FOR 295 bales. Exports ;Sr week l293
bars The inarket ruling duh and prices ride weak
Some large transactions are reported IRON one detei 70
but neither exporter brew Ing demand amount
10 much There urgency sell hence values hardly
quofay lower slight CONCESSIONS would certainly have
10 20 made to effect prompt sales
state choice 1888 2Gd.. Do Low Grades. IA
Do Good 10 Prime 81 d25 Do Yearngs. ~ "A
10 Mediums 20 Pacific Coast. 70
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70 PHILADELPHIA.


20 TRAINS EACH WAY ,wEEK;DAAYs t AID on
~ sUNDAYi 3 STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PIiIA 2 IN NEN-YOKB
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BEANS AND PEAS.

Recepts for the week-Beans 10 bbls; Peas 1928 bush
FxpOts-Beans 212 pkgs.; Peas li5i bush Imports 80
bss Beans Exporters have taken 30 Dds Stae Mar
row during - S5dS2 go and over 800 DDs were
purchased country Spectator az 81 So ms mas gwen
tae market appearance Of NE. but has not appaen
stca.iel the position Receipts for few days have Ocen
large and fearful that Exporters Will want more for
while sellers ~ 80 il now reached only
Tor very coc stock In way. Other varieties 81 W ME
Beans Unchanged Red Kidney selling better ana nave
advanced; report high 80 o. OFeeh les
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For Bows and Young Men-Count


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Dancml Ara0emlcs.

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NJ has returned from Europe Fol terms &C. apply AZ
tie school