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PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD.
FROM STATIONS OF
I.nnAr-n ID nIIYIG IOA

NEw-JER5EY, CENTRAL e Al s1 DIVISION vISER
Diieo' '0 from brooklyn Bridge Pier.
TIME TABLE-TAKING EFFECT NOV 49, 1888
For PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON g Bound nd B ToS
Roule at ~ g2o 10 r. ISo 80 100 S @
INJECT connection at Wayne junction for Germantown ana
Chestnut HIN st CoumOia'aVs tor MansyunA' 0O"'"'
pRAwTNG ROOM CARS on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
CARS on Night Trains.
returning leave PHILADELPFIA SInh And Green ss6
m SUNDAY $50 M o $50 1920 9op 20 5 2Go s sso
b bG m ST MAY Z, y SIS H. S:so
SGs warren 'sa U.s. 0
Ed DAX5 I5 n at e. 7A5 900 H. S5 400
For R s%GNBURY AMI LEwIsBURo a. GAS. 7A'A M s'46
For READING and IAFRdsBURa 10 go Cd i5' M
For SCRANTON at 6:l5 800 a m. 3:45 p. m.
For wILKEsRARRE and PITTsToN at 0it6, 900 m,
Too $50. 3;16. $3.50 Sundays at 0'SoP M
For DRIFToN at 6:i5 a. m, 345 p m
For TAMAoUA at g45. TAO. 900 m lioo $780, S'4o 4;oo
1900 p. IN. - -
at 6i5 900 m, loo, 1870, 345, $50 p NJ Sunday at
For EAsToN at g.5, 900 NJ 100, 100, S45. 400 4;SO
For STATIONS on HON BRIDGE BRANCH at 300
For FfEMiNdToN at CAS- 900 m, loO lao, 400, 4:So
500 $50 p M sundays, 1:3o y. m.
S 1870 dii 1883 D. iOo 1s aO
DAYS DAYS at atS 800 6SVi M. i'5O, $50 sOOP
rYE Zoo SIf s5 ss5 800 7 'SS go iSs3S S
Zoo 500 $50 1890 1900 m SUNDAYS at 800. s4o
a M 1870. 400. $780, 300, 1900 p. M
For ELIZABETH al 6l5 e45, 7:l5 7:45 500 $50 200
$50 1000 1890 llil6, 1890 m l24P, LOO l3Q f98
$50 300 $50 845 100 az ts9 a aS s 200 PIP ,S S$9
1890, 1900 pm. SUNDAYS al ooV' $40 u H. Low fV''
$50 900. 1900 pm.
f fiS s scS s 5S ssS GaS 1872 ~ @
f SS5 f M f9 fs9 7sos s' 49, @ 'i
fI5 600 400. 500, 0;l5 500, 900, 1850 IN -, VI.
For Tong BRANCH, OCEAN GROVE Dc, (A1 rail- az
hoo sl5 a M 1880, 400, 600 pm SUNDAYS except
ocean Grove at 400, 1913 am.
For PREEHoLp-At5, SIS, II Q. m, 1880 t.BP m
For iAKTWOOD TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAr at el5
a. m 1870 D. with through parlor oars on 43O p M
For VfNELAND and BRIDGEToN at 1880 pm.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN DIVISION,
From pier No. g. North River via Sandy Hook.
For I ON(i BBANCd EA1ONTOWN, etc. at y. IN.
ctets can be procured at foot Lbertyst Pier Norh
River 81 IC2 POI .512Gl, 271 4lO, 72 pa LILY, and
g2S Broadwayi 737 and I10 6h.avej Ryingtonsti 10
ireeu vichst 3Os 25tst and principal Hotels In
SeyyYork CITY In brooklyn az Nos Courist llS Froad
we lsga Atlanticave IN Hobokcn 254 Washington St.
T. Y transfer Company viii call for and check baggage from
'''oi' " N C. O. HANCOCK,
General Passenger ana licket Agent, Philadelphia.
l. L. WOOTTES General Manager. $1,000.
General Eastern Passenger Agent ll3 Lberty.st, ~ Y
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found II is TO he hoped that his MANUSCRIPTS ey h po
paced In the hands of some competent gap
notes accompany the various Polemies pointing out 'e
peculiarties. ~, -. ,,or,oo ore some very
choice things Those worthy OF partcnr, ho o ale
LIZ Dancr. strabo's Geography Venice, l412 tonoli
Botta and Fandn's great work on Nineyen 10 nGiaT
atlas foo), published Ivy the FTencn ha WarioiSn
Miscellany" 90 volumes, ouartO; the AIGne09 a o
unfinished by the Antiquarian Society OF LONDON 20 WI
nmes nnarto; and Notes and Queries In 40 NOume9
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For Rows and Young Men-Oountry'


A HOME-LIKE BQARDii NHGs -1Sfa8SGI i. l. io'
DOYS and YOUNG MEN pnyateIy n.te eCacl IoL
~ eolegS Isr issiiTocEbrdge. Mass F. HoFFMANN
,IpTFuoI u INSTITUTE, Freehold, n. d.
Nv a g. CHAMBERS, a. NJ Principal
nopnFNTOWN. n. MILITARY Institute.
prenares for College or business hlney o'a'eu' "o"
full and thorough Rev WM. q BOWEN A. NJ, Principal
COTTAGE HILL SCHOOL, POUG Ill la
SIZE Y prepares Boys for College, Scientine ana
Government school and for business JOHN MILEf'
Principal -
HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY.
NV 10 c. Il. NE1CALF. a. NJ, superintendent
DEEKSKILL On. " Military Academy.-f0r
/ circulars address COL c. J. WRIGHT A. NJ fnncpA'
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY
= NH''''' ~ Col. TiIEO. HYATT. President
DYE. n. Y.-Bradford Mansion school. open
Ia ing OF Spring term Feb g. CD. COLLINS, Principal
For Young Ladies-country.
DORDENTOWN, n, j. Female College,
=, MIST and n Departments For circular &C. address
=" MUSIC HH" ~ Rev WI. G BOWEN. A. NJ. President
MISS MOTIFS English and French, Family
WI and Day Schoo fer Young ladies % HaItsIi on
Haven Conn The nth year begins Thursday september -"
Circulars sent upon application.
THE christianity and day school Tor
Girls no i4l iIishst Springfield Mass For Grey
lars address the Principals Misses PORTER 9Th
For Both Sexes-Country.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
IL Nyack on u Hudson; trs1c AND ART
sPECIALTIES. BOTH SENESS'N
Send for Catalogue. W. IL Do
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Gtromtoais or6 Railroads
BALTIMORE AND OHIO OIL @ R RAJ IfaA

RALIlMOKE AM VII ~ 70 nj TnF VEST
VIZ Phiiadcip lin. Baltimore and Washington
from M ~ P OSG az ro,ns we
p m DAILY FAST EXPREsS through ee ',torali
coaches TO CHICAGO Cincinnati b. LOUIE 'onh>
iyI@@'sHIpSIGHT daily Washington and,n POINTS West;
fITy CONF anys OF &C. SI5 ~ s9d $50 Broadway
EOR BOSTON. FARE ONLY @o'
INSIDE ROUTE oyo snSSo1 ro Tdm PeT 80, n R.
'aysI' al az ". PoPpLE Cent Pass Agt III westst.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALROAD-Com mehif nagot NV 20 -0'''
3 a. M, Western NowYork and Northern EAP''S' "'''
m Vast limited Express with dining cars
stopping at Albany Unca Syrat9sS A. M mex day.
To- 30 a. M Chicago ExGress drawing room GaIs TO onS
deirug Vocfcster and Buffalo; connects ol O9Weso
II m western Now.York and Northern Express WIN
TROY and Utica room cars
"a ~ m ACCOMMODATION TO Albany and Troy for N,,ooor,
q D. m, 81 Lons Express, WIN siecp,ng 'Toedo Detroit
Falls Buffalo Cincinnati Except 'A'u'""S'
ona % Express with sleeping to Syracuse anu 10
Au9In o Pscac EXPRESS with soop for Rochester
Poi aISo Iowviiio except sarrlayl cara ., Albany and
Ii Night Express Win SeePu anS for tho West
Nofb Except saturday ngh9 ,r,, Depot. No Bowling
On apd BROADWAY and At westcotrs Express
olces PaTkplace and 7s5 ana "a 20 GTootlyn and 73
and 333 Washington and SUI tu'o" sU''
Observation-Disclosures in drawngoom and sleeping cars eau DC
urocured al any Of ticket offices IN ,ca J
.Theso trains run daily Al others da,y Is WEEKER
j. N IOuCIni General Passenger Agent.
POPULAR SHORE LINE.-For Pr cDIrai 6aC6f
Boson and the East n aen non SRcSped Boston al
m p,r9r car atacIe and Tor M 6@l's palace
iTg sundays cdy 10 q r an Cdntfs Depot at p
n arrives Of Newport 7:s6p M PpI " PoPPLE Agent
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CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOChS'
Reported by JOHN H. DAVIS Co. II WdILst.
SATURDAY, Feb. Or. NJ.

SATURDAY, Feb. Or. NJ.
The pivotal stocks in to-day's movements at the
Stock Exchange were Central and Hudson Lake
Shore. Northwestern, and Delaware, Lackawanha
and Western The localities SET aside for the deal
ngs in the stocks named at the southern end OF
tbe hoard room while those stocks except that OF
81. Pant. which holds location about midway
that lately have been conspicuOusly active are To-
Gated at the northern end of the room. However,
to-day # was novel feature to see the southern end
crowded with brokers while TIC northern end OF
the room was almost deserted. Central and Hud-
son opened at 1864 and rose to 1852 and after
selling at 1173l ended at 1875. Lake Shore
opened up IL at 1921 and rose to lo3A@ 100
Northwestern started at 1918 and advanced TO
122lQ122ls and Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western opened up i at 1864 and rose 10
and ended at 1918 Sympatheticany with these
movements there were smaller advances for the
whole l1st but the dealings generally were small
and as rule the final changes are small IN either
direction; but the gains have the advantage In
numbers In st. Paul the transactions amounted
TO 30 800 shares between 932a and 93, n gain OF
l. per cent. Union Pacific fluctuated only % per
cent and its last price, s2l isl higher than it was
last night. Western Union huctuated only % per
cent from 76I its opening price to 1878, its closing
figures. The Northern Pacific stocks were weak all
the WAY out and show final losses of from 4 TO u
per cent. The Southwestern system did not de-
yelop much strength in prices, although generally
showing some small gains The market was rather
heavy during the last hour, till about ten minutes
before the close, when there occurred rally tnaV
raye n strong tone TO the last dealings
Government bonds were dull and barely steady;
onotations for the IS were Is per cent easier An
naval IRA tho closing QnOtatlOn9.
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The clearances elsewhere were Oil City, A.322,OOOi
Bradford 1902 900; Pttsburg, 6,752 900 barrels.
The refined market was unchanged.
BRADFORD, Penn, Feb. 9.-Crude oil weaker; totai
runs Friday, 75OO5 bbls, total shipments 61,s2O
bbls; charters, 1901 bills; clearances 99s2O'O Dds.
United Pipe Line certificates opened al 81 O94 ana
closed at 81 O9l highest price, 81 O02 lowest sl WE
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CHARMS ,.,,opr ALTON
COMPANY

- CRY RIVER AND HARBOR TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY
once Per - y. H., foot OF cortandt-st
,euts Of freight forwarded as directed to any part
I'll world.
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received for delivery OF ali kinds Of freight anu ne
Caudise 70 any part Of the city.
SEA AND LAKBOR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
Dor LIGHTERAGE.
Freight OF every description promptly hShterc 10 any p'ih
the Larbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAR
Ter FOR EXCURSIONS.
stcamerJOLN II. STARIN for NEW HAVEN, leaves Pier
Is y r. foot VI COItlandLst, at 2p. H. daily SUNDAYS
excepted -
Freight for points D. l. W n r. receyeda at Pier 49,
Ior New Haven and points East, at Pier IS
NORTH SHORE, STATEN >LAND-Eleven Niles Tor
Ten Cents VIA from Pier l. h. II, foot OF White
Lgll,st.
CENTRAL SHIPYARD, Ccmmunipaw, N.J.-Dry DOCKS
Machine aud Boiler shops Everything appeIIanS " 'u'
construction vessels
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panema Academies.

ALLEN DODWORTH, No. 6S1 Fiith-avo'
CLASSES AND PRIVATE LESSONS IN DANClNd
NOW OPEN.
Particulars in circular. for which send stamp
LTFX MACGREGORS, 112 FIFTH-AVE.-
" private lessons any hour classes every Day gentIo
mems classes Monday and Thursday evenings parucuSS'
circular.
MIR p HARVARD REILLY, SIS 5th-aye,
MI has returned from Europe For TERMS @er Apply AZ
tie school
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.
NEw-YORK. Feb. 9

NEW-4 ORK, Feb. =
The dealings in United certificates to-day
were barely enough to create a market and the ZIG.
nifcance of fluctuations in prices was almost nothing.
After ranging between 81 O9la and 81 09e, the market
closed at 81 O9I4 too dull to possess tone.
The range Of prices and the total dealings were as
f,IIo
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IoSDOy Feb 9-12:3O m.-COnsOls 100 1919 for money
and O Tor the account Atlantic and Great Western First
Mortgage Trustees Certificates 46j do Second Mortgage Oi
Erie 27S New. York Central, 1885, Mexican Ordinary, 52i
Canadian Pacific, Ssh; st Paul Common, 80 d
23O D. Ons0ls 100 lll6 for aud 100 1915 for
the account Atlantic and Great western second Mortgage
Trustees Certificates, 1885 Erie pa New York Central.
iiSas; Readg, 292 Mexican Ordinary, 1926 Canadian Pa
Paris advices quote Cent Renes II francs IS
confines for the account.
Bar silver il quoted ri 81 1-lGd. per
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from tho Bank OF England
on balance to-day Is 10000.
m Paris alyces quote Three Cent Rentes at II
francs - confines for the account and Exchange on London
al 20 francs 23 y confines for checks.
LONDON Feb 9-Ihs Economist Of this week says The
for Bank bills sixty DAYS 10 three months,
is ia per cent and trade bills, sixty days 10 three
months : = "a per cent.
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rrHE ERIE RAILWAY. now know as the
4 NEW.YOKK. LAKE Erica WESTERN RAIL

ENHE ERIE RAlLNA Az, now KNOW as tlle
Arrangements OF trans from Chambers street Depot
coaches TO Bnrhamton EmIa and Buffalo Sleeping
P@day st Louis Limited E1essn :, o6 s12 o 992TgS
1875 N; Niagara Falls m; Salamanca 100 M Cleye;
day Copnecns GalPs Detroit $40 Toledo $40
M ana Daiy2H Pacific Express tho Train
pullman bay eleclne Coaches TO binghnmton Enira,
Buffalo Niagara Fails Cincinnati aud Chicago Hotel and
hgIgT s%Ssg5 3oa 2ain Or the West
kutneToId ana paSac 20 20 1880 m II mIa hgOh
sundays $50 1870 N l45 go ~ - ,ca Midnight
BIO $3.50 $50 1880 s5 1890 and Y midnight sun
daysG 500 lo2Oa l45 6'30 $50 n y mingh d an
40 $50 $40 70 10 m and midnight Saturday nights
'T sgSnefn 1g 30 id36a M 5 800 500 and Y
midnight Sundays $50 lO2O m l'iV V'o op III anu Il
NewSG1gand Cornwall 1909 a $50 4.SO epm Sunday
Rondou aud Kingston and Montgomery am 4:3o IN.
sG SsSn S 75o1 1920 am $3.50 $50 ago Sl5pm sun
Mi S 5gS@ 75oS 1910 43Os sl5 pm Sunday
connect SiS io Win U Midland Haroad st. m
'r9 pa+, SsT,s 5 1920 43o s;l5 m sun
Day o SsH da GC sd qnaer Of each hour
from from St5 TO 20 1872 "a every minutes and
soenS coaches can be Obtained orders or checkn.
end RpicIT q S Sssg97Y' mSg %ep
Ccurt Brooklyn orr ne . Go@Pany DS'y a 71o
JOHN n ABRlTI, tcnl Phss Agent, 4NeW'1 ok
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Trains leave Tor EngewOot, Cl0ster reTmont and
Nyack Z $50 10 a N $40 $3.50 $3.50 GAO $50 D IN
Nanusf spring Valley and MOnsey f.lO 10 am 400 M.
sundays Join y ABBOTT. Genl Passr Agent New.York.
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
NEwYoaK. WEST SHORE q BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN RY
after January 1854 trains VIII leave DesbrOsses
CortlaPdt and West t2d Street stations.
For Chicago SUSPENSION Bridge Niagara rams and Buhalo
e p. -, po.,..... o..o.,.. ~. ,..,,. n IN - -
...., r.u. -, pta,, ,an.,.h.., no., ,..r.o.
Amsterdam $3.50. ll:2O a M . p IN. a., 800
ALBANY aud Catskll, - $50, ll:20 nj 49, $500
oswego' Oneida, Norwich. sidney. $50 a. NJ . o,o
NrybuTR Kingston, Highland, Poughkeepse % o'5V.
Hon A nj $40 4:3O, - y. IN.
Nddetowu, 1890, ll:90 a. m ilO, oVp IN
spaiy Other trains daily except sunday ,,oo
Bunet ParOr Cars $50 and ll'@oh us anu i''O@ IN
r PaTcf Bane CARS $50 train for Syracuse aud
pa%an Bunet Sleeping Cars m train Tor Buffalo
spa md time tables stations and at offices o. Tue COM
ss.ev CITY pennsylvania Railroad station DIooAyn
HahJi Annex Office foot OF fulton s 900 ulton
W ,d No Dekalbaye, New.Nork Clty, NOS IoE <Vt
~, Haa Aip VaH 1923 broadway, No Union square NO.
tSI cG No TOO East l25th st. PennyNana hh sta.
ion DesbTosses foot CortlandEsI and. west shore
Station 1901 HENRY MoNETT. Gen. Pass Agent
"a statest
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Mem 1)nbllraIiots.
GENTS WANTED,
TO SELL
DE LONGS JOURNALS.
TIE VOYAGE OF THE JEANETTE.

Prom the NewYOrk Tribune, october q ISSSo; o,o ,rs
"This "a devoted womans memorial 10 heI ns wicI
band Though dead he yet speakeh IL these % srs and
the Journals kept ny him during the ated as he is
nerlos and arluons retreat across the ice ne ~
rsynsled IN these nnpreen0us diaries IA one OF o liz
spring types ohara ter the United states navy w Nv
produced - r..o. ootohor 1aSa.
"Mrs Emma De Longs Voyage OF the Jcaihct'e, ~
contains brief bogra ny Of her husband go r Notbps
@ M nd in works devoted to this particular
10 more vivid than description "rten by NY 20
i Ioarnette Human sympathy can hardly De aroused 10
brber pitch than by reading The story oil TINS 'eoc wy
age" M
UOUGHTON, MIFFLIN co.
Aparkst Boston, II East l7tlrst. NtU-YorKi w Maui
s'"h'S'' N sons Chicago.
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Coparlnershlp Nollrt5.

4 DVERTISFMENTS FOR TIE NEW:
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL De RECEIVED Al ILL, Ihs
Uptown OFFICES, No. LIS Br0ad"ay SuI1eI Innig.
frat AZ until D ~ and 90S West twenty ST. c0.eer
Tgbfhavo No ~ Fast Fourteenth ST. corner mon
az htr1 sv corner Forty seventh ST. al the IlAkLEh
ohiCES Nos 1907 and $500 THIRD ave corner otrs
hundred .snd.Twenty hithst up Z" y me- " w.
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1nsirutiiou
ZIP teacher and graduate

MISS KATE FULLER teacn leg a nnot Of a Mar
monte In Paris receives pupils 81 piano ne y ~ Vest
Tor credentials and terms Apply ~ H. W. "
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6eaebcrs.

A MISS HESSE 36W est lst-st, supplies COM
~ netept teachers tutors governesses singers house
leenerS best given to parents on Choco Oh
references by Hon Hamilton Fish ana e19ee EVar
MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, cstab-
n U.bed 1855 provides promptly Eest IeacheIs 9T IIl
yste PUPILS Fanies Schools, Colleges circulars OF t9o1
schools with reliable nOrmatOn iIee 10 phdtnS SAcu
= W SCH ERNfEKHORN & co" East l4ih-st" y. l..
ARIE AND THOROUGH TEACHERS
~ OF all grades tutors. gOvernesses ectureIs
90 circulas of lest schools charge 10 Ose ",
nr teachers nor to teachers until engaged, y. MlAA
r19YRfIitE & co. 81 East l7th-st, Union square
A MEXICAN and EUROPEAN TEACHERS
N BUREAU supplies without charge colleges scPOos nd
families with THOROUGHLY competent professors principals a
teachers Families going abroad or 10 NE couhi5 PP
Call on or address Professor LEGENDAE LIB bioau"ay
Now.YOTk
ELEANOR GEORGEN, Elocutionist, offers
II her services churches societies, etc Pupils .ausn
privately or classes terms moderate NO % "cs'
NORMAL CLASS OF FREE KINDER
~ GARTEN 100 West 5ith.st-The competitive eAamlha
ton OF candidates class 80 takes place " ne
uIday March !, at J. III. T. sOh" hDhr-i'' A'"N'f
SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCED TUTOR de-
> sres private pupisi highest city references
YALE GRADUATE, Box 2O1, Tribune uptown ON'V' -'O
1888 Broadway
rTEACHERS WANTED. - Ladies: Higher
English. natural sciences Nassar gTadnate c9 9i
nosh and vocal music public school; English ftehh
and music; French German and lnnslci hnSlSS ,,nann
German ana music; French nursery gOverness Genemon
EYDcrcnced teacher OF mathematics ana hauIal
Inercnced teacher penmanshp book keeping ana dtaw
ING English pCnmaBship; head master
In d %HpP o M iGT J9 Y6USGFuT6N american
and Foreia1i Teachers Agency, % Union square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-10

In State bonds. Tennessee Us were strong ana
rose l. TO 44ia Arkansas 70 to the railroads were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-10
1900 100000

The United States Treasury now holds S342, 249,-
$50 United States bonds to secure National bank
circulation; bonds deposited for circulation during
the week, $526,O60; bonds withdrawn during tha
week, 81 1852, 600. National bank circulation ont
notes, $706.59
In London British consols opened at an advance
of Is and l-l6 per cent, but later reacted and
money and at 100 1915 for account. United
States bonds were unchanged. American railways
were all higher in response to yesterdays homo
at the end Bar silver was Lie higher at 81 Lied.
per ounce. The Bank of England lost 100000
bullion on balance At Paris French 3 per. cents
rose to 1885 and reacted to 7715, and sight ex-
change on London rose to 25.23l2 francs TO the {.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il rs, and after Nov. :. 1883.

~
GRFAT TRUNK LINE -
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE =, &C.,.
Trains leave NowYOlk via Desbrosses ana CoI"nu' 0
ulTrsSfs Piftsurg the West and SOUTH with Pullman
Cars attached, a.. a and p M daily Ns".i uA
and Chicago Limited Of PG-OT, Dining SnOAlhg anu SVP
Willamsport Lock Haven r. 10. CORY ana Enc hs
D. IL. connecting at CORY Or IltrsVlho' FeuO4o"' ~
and the Oh Regions 80, ,r ,..,,,A ,t-o.h,,o,or
TXpTcss of Pullman PaTl1r Cars daily e1cept ouhuy ~
a. m arrive Washington 400 a. M Regular VIZ - anu
RR OF $50 and $50 IN $40 and PM ana y hlsnt VIA
y aud o. r. Il, and p. IN. ana II ngh! SUNDAY w %
and p r. r. 6f6 m 9p. Il. and Il night via B. and D. H.
X p. m. and II night
For Atlantic city except sunday pm.
Long Branch pay Head and intermediate stations
via Railway and AmbOy, a III. IL nooA. $40 p M On
SUNDAY, s. and does not stop az Aabury ParkD
Boats Of Brooklyn Annex connect with az trains AZ
Jersey City anordiIg speedy and direct transfer Tor
Trains afryeFfom PittsburE GlO and Il2Oa 7ao and
loop daily, and a NJ daly except MUhus ag1
BIO 8 10 1906 and 1895 a, m sunday $50. ooO 10
iOO5 and 1885 p IN. From Baltimore l;eO m8o o9 .S nn
Gays o20 From Phi9debnia Soo my S'V o'O
40 $50 o go 40 $50 $50, 800 loo5 lo?o AID
i08bp m sunday $50 500, 6i35 $50. 7;O6, llsb nj
6.2O, 1885, 92O O:O5 1920 and 1875 D m
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
90 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND 0 on
~ auNDAY, & STATIONS IN PHILADEL
PHIA 2 N NETWORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST LMpRoyEDs Equip
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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E.pre raip.eave YewYork via Desbrosse and cOrtandt
Street Ferries as follows :, ,,,o. - oo
GEO, 7i2O b. $3.50 % and 10 Llmi,edJ ~ Atv ~
$40 g. g. T. and p. and y plight sundsys 1IS .
no limited and no m g. q, Z, and ep N, and ~ night
trains eayins NewYork daily except sunday 100 $500 and
iiiOa M ~ and y. ~. connecting az trenton TOT
Returning trains leave Proadst Station
BIS. e204 $50 except Monday Veo IS9h 80, SSo
sI5 O. ESQ TAO 746 and p m on Sunday i2Ol, slS
tnd p m. Leave Philadelphia Via Camden, eoO q IN
TcSst ONCE 4s5 sac and ga Broadway Actor House,
ena loot Of be.brosss. cpd G0snd' sase
and Brooklyn Annex Btstonl foot q cFulton,st,
Emigant Ticket Office No Battery Place and Casuo uA
den. -, -, a., -. -.
baggage from hotels and residences. 1850
. CHARLES r. PU0H, J. r. WOOD.
Genera EAnAzsIA GentrA PhA1f Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-02-10

in demand: Red Rivers sold at "a and Fort Smith.
were % bid. North Carolina special taxes sold
at 4l2. There were no transactions in CITY banl,
stocks.
The market for railroad bonds was active, and
the sales included an unusually large variety of
issues Prices ruled higher and firm. Erie second
consOls rose q 10 80. Rome, Watertown and
0gdensburg IS were up per cent at 90. Central
Of New-Jersey consols active and rose to II4It
0114. Chesapeake and Ohio frsts series b. rose I
per cent TO 101 and closed at 1908, and
tho currency 6s firm at 80. Canada
Southern irsts js were up % TO 97l2, and St. Lous
and Iron Mountain IS rose ITO 74I2. West Shore
and Buffalo first IS were moderately active but did
not hold yesterdays advance the decline from 50
to 54li met ut the lower price a steady absorption
Metropolitan Elevated first IS steady at 100
01057s and seconds rose to 90. Richmond and
Danville frsts easier at 95095ls. Peoria, De-
catur and Evansville incomes were in request at
sea 80 on reports that the next semi-annual inter-
est on them Will be paid. New-York, Chicago and
st. Louis first 6s were up u to 1929. Chicago
and Northwestern debenture 5s were mus
uay active the sales were 1850, O00) at 95G95L,
and the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy debenture
5s up l. to oslo. Denver Rio Grande and West
ern frsts were up III TO II, and Kansas
Pacific cOnsols rose q to 04l2 Texas and Pacific
incomes advanced from 40 TO 80 1919 Northern
Pacific iirsrs were only steady at about 993i, and
Oregon Improvement firsts sold at so.
The Sub-Ireasury to-day gained on balance
$3.50 673, made up by gains Of 81 800 currency
and $l67,7 43 coin.
Money was even more than usually easy and the
business on call was done at y and per cent
The weekly statement of bank averages needs
little comment except to say that it made upon
rising averages and that therefore instead of cash
IN vault Of $i1 ,443, 300 reported in the state
ment the banks last evening really held over
ported expansion Of 1904 700 in loans covers
real expansion of over 50 900 600 principally made
on Stock Exchange cOllaterals
The following are the comparative totals of tho
statements Of February and February 3: