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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05

FLOUR AND NEAL-FLoUR-Thers very little
n::. nss to G% s hsS @iSS t
n s m Srands are are na nS' n
s... 800 bo: including Vs. 5Go ibis MIL. CAY
s S fn,a aH @
% ss G Extra 10" s. anS SO bb MIMI:
:cs .'e Etir. sCsst shipper. 1900 sGs
haa,s: ,s 8
os5 90: lar 70 very choice. S. 6OSst So patents
choice q patent @ 20 5. c s
s s. 90 ir!'ns : :aisns
sss 50; ps,snt. Iansv 81 90 Market closed
s5d S s Fair M
to GA0s: dr. :: S tS' Dbl. la
w..:rn 20 Quoted 8 Is AZ az s.
BICk hrAr : Lo1 z Quoted dni at ~ i69sS 80
sa the ppsa n the the
of es NC . Ha the
The figures being onya tribe better than the close OF
y sns m .Spps G.' a which
Sn.S spot nc%aar Old no spring yesterday
private terms. quoted teoAy at s7'Sssb n store I'm
sIsasa &c. o sssS9S sa Ss
sS:as at 'lS s, do '9 Juno 81
90 So'H August a '15y eo. ',s'H At
DeceRS'T pu sS AND somnal ci''n6 ARnv-Du and
nnchaased; ,.B BARLEY MALI-Dnll and , UNCLAIMED
eaes U lots were @.ro or less negscte and nothing
done for EXPORT Holders INSIST on nTthe5 al
Ssne but the speculation slow ara hs close
ssGSo oa.h S. ' ,pot ihcuaae
S 81 &C ds s'-asT g NO Naren 6o c.snx o
April eG' cO, in Jv a: ST. ea Mny
a. at S. s''iD 10 a. july closing
eS Ss a, &C., o% DO 6cooef a, 60
ae rp hs- yyy d% S eaS Sou Showing
any . o S.ss, s %r S @is Sus
No. Sc DO White NS Ms.s ws.i.
s .Sa S s.ioo 4 %nts d. 4oa sSe 30 ss.s
o'ss S co.n DO at A e s W at S ssT eo
Ing noninal do May. closing at 1890 bid-...
aAY AND sTRAw-ror hay the market Is well main.
H. al M Re o sipa SS'd o
values oaota,.l. Nswyork stats crop Of iss9 best.
OILS 8GGc; 'Pachc Coast croplss7. common 10 Choice
e'Up ErAiHAsis from fair movement copper to-day
SO s$6 20 for sot ant 81 Ssl Tor ntpre cpPr
March l62c0iG foriApri 1890 for May. anu 1890
moLAs sEs-Rlack Strap quiet Boiling stock steadily
NAVAL sT6Rss~The lower grades Of rosn moving
On freely the SALE. reported today 800 3e.
Spirits Turyentne quoted 49, asked. ko,n
i 2s g. Ss 81 sG 4 81 So i.slf
n II 95 y indow Glass 81 lo0$2 IS: Water White. 50
..%" s., ysog .
SIC: m.nnadsn crude .oS"a &c hight pressed S@c
bisaened. s3ci sPer@ erais GisSse natara Winter
whale cruia Southern 33c. natural winter 40l,
blrschsd winter 42c extra bleachcd 44c olive bbls. 6J9
74c: palm. prime 4lc
OCEAN FREGGHTS-The nsual saturday dnlness pre-
mai oil ~ this BERTH ENGAGENENTS-TO Mar
sale Is Ia
CHARTERS-LiverpOO from Philadelphia. a
ish sh 1000 bbs refined L. % slHtan ier from Phis.
deluhiI steamer 900 bbls, 2s lO9' and 10000
crude lie: Hamburg, hence British bark 900 bbls
Is S stockholm, hence German BARK. $500 IBIS.
refined 3D.. Japan, hence Italian bark 10000
refnei. private tsrnls--...M lsCELLANEDUS CHAkTEES
-NeuYorR from Brunswick, schooner. lumber. 80 and
Wharfage 30 per day Brun WICK from Perth Amboy,a
schooner iron, 81 3O-.--TAc the regular
Transatlantic steamers arei
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
crNppAI. MARKET REPORT.

corrrr Tn. demand for Brazil growths continued nght
sn values werr more less nominal on the basis OF - &C.
mo spot invoices The mider styles were du ana
ta,,nreless In keeping with the better accounts from
ahroad The quite firm though MOI parcu
iarv ncve prices at the cose rclresentne an aSsnce
nos 'or day March, II a 10; Aprll lOou0
% Nav 10 7o rs: June 1888: July lo209 10 so:
August / a 1OlU: September. 99O9lO October, ss36
Gg1e November yg58g9O December. as5d4SO The
range o. actual sales The different months were March
10 I'M 10 o. April 10 900; May. 1919 dl045 June
10 tSaln3b; Jniy 10 25da95: August. 9.9od970 Sen
tcmber q 95 aaG5 October 965 1880; Norsmber 5000
a55: December. a9Od95j. Total sales, 5J.I 90 BAGS
TON-Foliowing decline on the market ior future
deliveries spot prices reduced ll6c but qua not
Influence ANY business OF Importance Sales. * bales
The port receipts eray aggregated 1773 bales CON;
a2li bales tho dav last week ana Zopl
bales Tor corresponding ay last Since september
he beginning the year, the receipts have aggre
gated $50 OBS bales against 49, 63sS for the same time
last
fiouar asf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05
ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 4Ol 81.

j I'll aud b51 Broadway. 1857 BOwcfY l-1 West-st.
Bttery Place. Cha nDers street ani 23d street ferries
Ijl and 1913 uu.tOn-s. Brooklyn 10Y BRO ~.
way Williamsburg; cornsr Newark and uison St.. Hobo
Ken; 62 hontgoneryst. anl NewStatioI JerscY city.
where Tickets AMI PlrOr Shopping Car reservations an
che fer OF baggage ba ohlinel
trains leave 23ls minutes rer IN time shown
from On Am 'ersst: local trains 10 10 minutes earlcr
In room coaches Eimiri Hornel viile. Buffalo Pull
,leepny Co lch from Hornellsvie 10 Cincinnati.
3 pi-DNy Chicago and 81 Louis Limited sott Pail
81 Dav ani Buffet sleeping Coaches TO Bufalo,
St Louis No extra charge for fast time.
ll3Op m-Daiv Cncago Express Pullman Buffet Sieeping
Coaches to Blhghanton. Owego Elmri. tocheser. But
faln, James YOUNGSTOWN Cincinnati aud chicago.
Rutheriorl AMI Pass,c-4tJ T. 1850 1880 m; ~ noon
las g. 35O, 40 $40 $50 $50 6lO. $50 1850 o 1880
to Pas.aic 8 J. m D. n sundays st5 Sl5. 10 80 a IN;
IL noon. , 4. 500 1890. D. 10 30 IL night
Paterson-44o l. 100, ~ lO3Da mi IL noon; las s. 33l
$50 g. 30 4:4O o. 5;lO 5SO. 600. 0.lO $40 1872 o.
1880 Il 80 D. M II tight suliays ti5. S.i5 1890
an. IL noon q 4. $50. Iito y 1880. lliO nj llngn
ll,SO a. m =. $3.50, 400 $50. 8 90 $50 600 730 ID
p nj II night sindrys "a nj $3.50 $50 7:So m
Rhsewoot AMI snnern ti5. 1;5D Ia; 30 l45 T. 8.
$40 $50. 1880. .. i0:3Ip N; II night Also to Rage
wo,d s5Oa mi $3.50. SOD N; 10 sufrrn. $50 p. N.
sundays. A45. $40 1888 M. q $50 ~; II night
y. SUNDAYS s:lb - mi 2. n ~.
Wsrwick-WeeK DAVIS Ie30a M; $50 p. m.
GosheD-44o 100 ~ 1880 $40. 1. 1850. llJO y. m.
sundava 4:t5 4; ~ 1880 A. m; $50. 1880 .. N.
Mddloorn and Port Iervis-t46 1850 g. 1880 A. M. 800
$50 1880 p M sundays. +4o s'lo 1880 MI 0,
Express trains from tho West arrive In Now York a 755
10. b5 NJ, and 1898 D. IA.
Il H. s0ULE l. p. FARMER
General Manager. Genera! Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05

onst VI" Fancy Creamery 2isl7s Dairy is s2aG Esss
3 So Fancy s. 7os3 o. Wheat strcnger No Rsa Sc
Se ss SGS g@' .oay Sun 50
ye No At a.. d pok p easy a. s % Lard
sa Sare sGS. on onS the Gas
Prime p4ry RI ne ILs ss .hee.e-fTm to
Receipts 1880; shipments $50
No REQ 81 re bid MAY SHE; June 81 &c, Ju.y
NM. ssa ssksS Roccipts-S1est g. 500 BUSH ~
. Corn Marco Met . .g D No. 6d n:' af
MmwAukrr. Marcn a.-Flou. steady. Wheat easier
e'H as March o S Mas Sc s sSsu .s sS No. A
59.e psIsy EASIER so 55c r,S' g were weak
Butter nrm oarr 2oe42 Egg. lie chss.- che !dirs
SaSn nartS 1901 oasI SSnons,~elour 800, Goi.
pAriev 1000 Uu.L
MxysAroLIa March $-wnoa, was higher In store.
7s.a june 5g'.e no. Sorn.rs MsEsH 7ie ~ Apr
49, MI S Ss june S'''ese' mess1
Floar anehsngs Patent sacks ship 81 es4 20
30 af9 arm 80 S' %n.o 3 80
M S "iS sDr ." 81 n
Corn l9oO oas- az 3.soC 1u'n Barley $500 eusn
i iSSS bush -''''' '1''- '''''
PHILADELPHIA. March s.-F our price, of winters ruled
Western rsln,,lvana si,'rane - 5Jssl 7j do {,
40 = a
81 60 Pena,rivaniA Roller Process 81 OG9si IS ono
Clear = - do S 10 %G .!l :. - Indian,
southern Illinois Clear VI % Is: 10 do straign "a Is
s, 40 Patent air To choice a. IS Minnesota
Clear - - "a 20 do straight 81 20 a. 30 Minnesota Pat
EMS good choice - 90: do Favorte 90
Rye Flour scarce sna nrm AT IS. BuckvheaI Flour
AZ 2OQ2 so per 100 10 Wheat market ruled steady;
ssl'c: 40 for May o2'. s95c' do Tor JaS Ss' 90.
929c Coin. moderate local tle demand for sDot lots NJ
steady prices speculation dull very little etnan or rnort
Ma. Yellow ~ "a depot pc No. Mixed for March
So d57c: 10 FOR April 5Ga % for May
oats spot lots about &c higher Reject.i White SOC
Ungrldei White $3.50; No White 38s.c: No 2 wnIts
40 nc: Futures qust. steady: No 2 White Tor Marcn
400 d4O2c do Tor June 4Ol9eilc Potatoes we're
srn-Psnnsyiyanla AM NewYors kauv cnooe
zoe, 10 BurDanks ami White star, choice soc'
do do Iurbanks Far TO dood 73075c Hebrons choice
Is 500. to Coed 7Os73 Prcvisi.ns were .teay.
Reef Cily Family. bb s. 81 - 10, do 10 Packst,
s. 500s 90; SMOKED Beet l2sIJc. Beef Hans sl7 %
slsoo Pors Mss, $40 90 do Prime Ness new.
Il rc do cured IN tiorcsA iOsI sIiss clear Ribbed
10 salt sSs9o Side. Clear Rbbei smoked 9aalOc
ssous6 7s ao a ly sos ssr'' os s:S 7
7l,o da smoket sb05ia 90 B.ies IN pickle. "a.
sS1e DO Breakfast Bacon at ioc. Lard sicady-
81 5sSs7 10 Butter quet-Pennsvvanis Creamery Extra
2sS29c Western creamery Extra sessc, Is. G. and n.
Y: orsAnsry Extra xssatsi PacklaE butter oslse.
Flats Choice At l2c do. Fair U Prime ii.0llsc
Ex4s were dnl. iower PennsvlvsniA nrsts at l0l2c,
ONO AMI other Western nrsts at 10 20 Petroleum-7t
Abel test IN boIa Tao suEar-Rsnnoa ausL Gr.nulatea
Winter Bran $40 oOes2i 90 per ton Rscsipts-Flour
Loo bbls Wheat 5000 busA. Corn 500 bush Oat.
bush Oats 1880 bush
ST LouA March 3-Floar qust anil UNCHANGED at 81 10
0&l Wheat closed over No. Red 81 <13l
MW ssss2>c. closing sa'sA Cora duu aud lower
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CENTRAL KAI ROAD OF NEw-JERSEY

FOOT OF LIBERTY SHEET, NORTH RIVER
Time Table OF December g. 1887.
For PHILADELPHIA ana 49, .. iiOund Siooa
Route ai 30. o, II m 80. T. > 30 Z 80 IL
p. IN. SUNDAYS at 1, 3 AS a. m > 80 IL y m .,o
l., : 50, IL =, . oos
80 y p have connection for saing harr r,g
P0trsylle, etc, 4 a m Eastoo, Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk Reading. Harrisburg. etc On SUNDAY TOE
Esston. - ...,..
Allentown. Mauch Chunk a., ,.,,.o n-onch La.
80 a. M for flc .ngt0n iilgh biIu-, w,,nI, 10
ton Beth ehem, Allentown. Mauch chung "iahssoarre
Scranton, Reading ! harrisburg po,tsNn i''4ua'
Shsmokn sWnbur, sLcwi,hurg' wiliiamsrort ,,.,o..
d IN. for Pennington Eistlh tc'n."e"' Aieh'o"n.
Mauch Chunk, Read0g. Harrisburg etc . 49,.
4o d. m. klstOn BE thlthTm NA,ht""h' Mi"eh
Chunk WiKesbarrc, Scranton 1am'qua' AhNh'cklh 49,.
30 Ia m, luI file. iileh b..us- pf'eh, i-As-
ton Boilehem AllenlOwn, Reading. Ham bufg, etc.
90 and s 80 o m for sO-ervne aud Bennington.
Chunk, Etc on. SUNDAYS at . 80 p N 90
90 4 II, II 10 a M, 80. 90 80 y 10 p m
Sundays. eo 100 IN foI Red Bs'k Long Branch, a.
bury Park ocean Grove except SUI vs) Point Pleasant
SI6a M, I 90 80 p m 4 .AkEWoOD. IONS
River Psrlor Cars At 90 and :? p. m
a M, a for ALLAN &c tlifs Ninelands
BrdsrIon: Paslor Car. atinH 40.
80, ehS m SUNDAYS co. "a n, m i1r Perth AR%sSy
Seabr.ght Highland Beach
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT Fol- RITA X TIKI NIX LINE
On ami after December > trans leave
GRAND lENTRAI STATION.

GRAND ENTRAL STATION,
LARGEST aud tinest Passenger stat on Ia America.
t6a Rochester and Montreal drawing
cars 10 Albany Troy and Syracuse also 10 Montreal and 81
Adams.
$3.50 a. M. FAMOUS CHICAGO vfsTIBULED LIN
rrawngroon and sleeping for Albany U'icL Syra
Rochester, Buffalo Frr Cevelan Toledo. arrv
chicago $50 4.
tl03Oa m. chicago .xpress FOR Niagara Falls Toronto
CLEVELAND. 'tncinn Indianapolis. Detroit ChicagG
drawing room ears - Cananiaigna ard Rnchesier.
t1l:3Oa M. Ne.ieru Northern Express
with dfawngroo 1clrs
$3.50 p m. Albany and Utica special With drawing
Ia Alb an Troy Connects ~ 1ror Tor sara
togl saturdays only.
q D. H.. Accommodation TO Albany ami Trov
m. fhica Cnc matt 81 louis EXPRESS
for Niagara F,ls. Buffalo suspension Buig Toronto eve,
Chicago with SLEEPING and dinngclr. 80.
1850 n Montreal and Csnania IA ENnress hfly
Sleeping Plssjnrg and Montreal via R'nSes oio
als1 tanani&-uL ililY
NJ. pecd Slaeper arrives Rochester 7:tJL m BAT
falo g:35 a. m. and Clcy-aLl l;25 N. next day.
tsll3O Fast Night Express 'or Rochss'sr. Bhrhn
Niagara Falls Toronto Clevelsnf Ctgcnr1. Indianapolis
st Lons Detroit AMI Chicago. with sleeping Sleeping
10 Waier)w via UTICA daily saturday also ID
CanaDfa SUNDAYS o. H.
u night Albany Express with seepng 10 Albany
and Troy connects with tratns for the West
for the North
day bighO.
ficscts space drawing ami sleeping On
II Park Place Battery Place. 81 i25 It listh
~. tltiOn, New-Yofs 1913 Washington AMI 73O Fulton
SITS, Brooklyn. ans 10 4th st. Williamsburg 49,,
We-cotrs Express calls for and checks baggage from oe
residences
Run daily; others daily except SUNDAY isop 1t 3Sta-
st. Station 10 tax up passengers for Nortl aai West
j. " 1OV' EY. HENRY MpNEr1,
General SnY erintendenL Gener ii Passenger Agent
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

n. 7. e W II K X. co. tsseeS
leave West 42ds station follows and 20 minutes
earlier fromfoot of Jay.st, North River.
Detroit and Chicago .9:5ja NJ. $500. 's:l5 p. m.
ST. Louis 900, *S15 m.
syracusc Buffalo, Rochester SUSPENSION Bridge. Niagara
Falls 3l5. 'D:55 a. m. 800 'Slj ..
KINGSTON, Ssn2eres. Cltski Albany. BIS. '715 '9;5J
all 30 a. m. 100 $500. 1918 m.
Cranstons West Point Cornwall. Newbnr{ BY .Nlb
t0h5, 1918 dll:30 81 90 40, 800 SID 81
and $500 Cranston's. Cornwall, Newburg.
For Montreal and Canaia East, 900 p
Hamilton, London. 1855 a. 600 -sl5 Toronto.
1855 a. m, 1900, ISL m.
Elegant slespng B1fio Mag Falls Detroit
Chicago ami st. Louis
sDaiiy tDliiy eycent SATURDAY daily excap
SUNDAY a. g. Leave Jersey Ctv, p r. r. station. Gll2)
a s340p m, Hoboken, West Shcrs station all 80 n
$3.50 M
For ITS time tables paror or sleeping car acconnoiA
n'ornation hces BrOotyn, 35b W lsl-
ingtnn.s 1870 Fnfon.st ONE o.t ~ Fulion.st
New York Cty-363 1856 OF BrDliway 1853 = Bower. IL
Place. and West stations. foot q Nest i2ist,
foot OF Jay.st " r G. =. LAMBERT.
SVanderbtave. General Passenger Agent
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH

BuFFAIo March 3-Cants-Rsesipts last ~ hours were
3lnO load Total fer thus far $3.50 heAa Ssne
900 through l52 osss6 Of which
York sale Is caps; market fairly active aud
shade higher Medium 10 Coed ~ 50 - DO export GfAdes
% % rs: all offerings TAKEN
sAspRscsips last ~ hsnrs were sA00 head Total isr
400 head For time iss week ~ $50
head cs.,sigDed turouEh IL cara 7 Of which " hsu
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and
DesbrOsses SITS. "a follows
a. ia for Cdta,auqua and intermediate points.
a m. for Geneva Lyons, EmIa, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 70
Wilkesbarre. ,.
/ D. m for Tunkhannock and nferned ate points:
Chair TO TuEkhannOck Connection 10 Reading and
Harrisburg 49,.
$40 D. m. for Pitston and principal intermediate
points Chair 10 Pittston.
90 y for COplay and intermediate points. Con-
nec.on Reading and Iarri shurg Char 70 toplay
20 o. m for Geneva Lyons, Elmira. Rochester, Buff
fao and the West. Pullman sleeper 20 Lyons.
S:15 o. m. for Laursys and intermedate points
Trains leaving At 8 A. m.. D. m and &C p m con-
for all points Mah1nov ana Hakeron coal roAions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a IN. for Mauch Chunk, iiaLIeton and intermedlaU
points 49,,
90 p m. for Coplay and intermediate pointa
so D. N. for Geneva, Lyons killfs. tUcheSter.
BuralO ava West. Pullman sleeper % Lyons
N,eneral Eastern Office, 231 BrOadmay
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6feamboats ano HaiIroaos.

NEW-HAVEN = steamers leave peck-slip
e. IL. e e ms s1 9s Il a s s az. saf:.s
b LINE sJaJ sa etR R .ss sSoMsokn
more .s';s thence nc rs palace T. e.
SH' % Ss1 rs. Agent sls n TSSTSFNs
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On an" %n ;t,sf E Tkdxk sf In Il 'SS''
Trains leave New-yors via Desbrosses and coraan"
HaSIsS"rs fsssS.s aud the West Pullman Palace Ss
@ a.fI cSssS 90 nss Of Sad 6pas spesss
foss S ssss 20 "s % o. ' Sss,y
ae cnr a sSpns tee h Com o' ru'' Z"
FOR 90 geo ssa u sGd ssn.
ago suadsy. 'ps 90 ss@ 70 90 Saturdays
S%sn p P.f iSr' Cars and ss
& S%%: g. T. sss1ss fs%s'; : y
sg"aay 81 ana r n ~ 30 and a 90 La
Fer Nae SY 10 nv ass ssi ss3d r S S
Bay Head Junction so 20 .'er%edste
"S and Si' aI%'' ana sS1ds - and SoGa
Ss1 y:
ssyY1 SsS1s a'' va baltimore ana
Of At saodas .DeSy all and
transfer for BrooSlyn travel. 800.
H's 'sss sssS fi;%s S
:ss sss g ssad.{ s:sS p g
& Si?s 80 mo- gosa SSC 80 ESQ lS4S 4 e
saasy So &c. 50 $50 % 3 o. SD + 80 Psa 8
a n. 3 30 $50 T. 1905. 0 90, 35, 10 IS D.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
E'H as;' g res Ferries . va and Corr
90 20. ), o. -, Chicago ini ted and 10. Washington
e. P ans f.; AND and 70 Is asA 'ss
sS "a I'll I. sSS I'D sT no.
r'ig: .ps sss:S,t 's isss sssSf5y
O. s%.fs.: o.
PInins Car / * ana so 2 A. il -. go. s2S.s.
T. ess 1af ss 11a p? sf9ia a.
a;y e ssls, sunday s and o broadway
place ana ad t " Salon aGa c
q Futoost, BrcSsyn station Jersey city, Immigrants
H. New YORK Trans Company will
baggage from hotels and residences - r,oon
ohAs General n al Manager General + Pass : Hsen.
BOSTON. PRoYy W TdS and EAST,
Ssy 50 s.ip, sns ss block above
NETWORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
~ RAILwAi:nIr.ns leave trem ferries at West AID
. %:;s 'f f.sus 80 honss !s'tS
Detroit ssss %s vssy D'n
dle,Swn EIienviie wsllEii Valley pSints ..,- -.
%sss sIaf Sass sS S
v' Bsss sespsr. 70 Niagara Falls Reclining Chair Car
free "a Rochester.
Pullman secpng-car berhs reserved At 307 Broadway
q S9 so7 90 e. wd,s sI5 s9d
NewYOrk ]. G. ANDERSON, g. p A.
1S Exchange Place. New YORK
CHORE LINE.-All Rail Route for Boston,
~ Newport and the East Express leaves GraDd Cen
uaI Station at a. H. ana p M Limited Express and .
EXprtss train at 4 except SUNDAY. L asst Exs
press IL daily Palace Parlorcars or Sleeping
10 destination.
NORWICH LINE.-FavOrite Inside Route.
~ Fares reduced Boston. IS Worcester, ~ 80 Nor
wich. 81 6J New London, 81 40 Corresponding educt0n
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave Piei
" r. at 3 D. m. G.. w. BRADY, Agt
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PROvIsIoNs-PoRK-The market had the ususl satnr
sy Loon I a. ssy match p sr M. o all ,ec.
quoted 4 ga 75aflj 90: New Mess sl5 OO9l5 25;
rr, So S. uonps r.m E. a.. IS sos.is g
Hasa isht inquiry a. unchanged pr.ce- CIV
s. ia@ ~ 81 &C., i . S
bat aePs very IT e @ S.S sa D1y
.rs have the adv nsge sales 5000 n picked be los IL
sieloc; shoulders. es.9o'c; smoked shoulders 7'.Ss
DREssED HoGs-Are about &c i"w.r "' w nGN
gS.n ar Gy ead favE e TO Light Se Pigs &
ing. which did NOT last long After the FIRST call
NOR P,.snrs to ss ana prizes broke out points
orere Flower with sale. Of 325 part so7 closing SO
cnntlneut and south Americ4 10 $50 to- March ?gi@
I s7c. elo:lrr Al s2c April. closing at 1slc : 800
797e clos - Al 7g7c loo ties. July. s03d O5c dosing
Al sole: 800 ics Angus. si0c closing Ooc $50 les
oI Bu ri cHEEsE AID
rice with the usual demand inc drnt 70 the close
S %ss o western STAT.
as,n. state a.!y-Aai nrs Kim, Jus 2'92Se hail
a.SSss nssas l %.i.T. ws,'orpIIiIa
CHEE~E-~tat~ + Glory. fancy. white, l24 l2s.c DO
fancy color i2.Sl2sc Co. cn@,9, Pa re da Fac
Isd I2c EGGs Nearby. 2lsa22se; southern. zoo
sGAn-iiie interest wa. shown 10 the market for raw
sugr. but seller. we're not chang ir,n attc for No
asses &c r fair refining and y ,or conIasaL sales
". S SFd:ss ssd cu9 3 es-&..
Gasc Coae. A Standard csc; Coroe on A, 694 ssc
whts Extra q. So &C.; EItia C. 3'c O. 12ei yellow.
sTEARINE-Mess with . light demand and prices arc
somewhat nominal CITY quoted SIG. oleomargaunc at
TALi0w-aenerslly steady, but trading ll-ht Prime
civ quoted t4-0i lilGc sales. 6c.ovo ID attrG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05
NAPE CHARLES ROUTE to OLD POINT
L / NOI,ElIk. POEInAlOI III AND

THE SOUTH 49, ,
on and alter February 9th. 1888 trains ~ the NEW
YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK r. X VIII
Week days a, m, arriving at Old Point Comfort
Daily D. arriving at ola Point Comfort n m Tickets
paror-car and sleeping behs secured any Ticket
for.car and sleeping berhs secured any Ticket
Office OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
II w DUNE. Supt r. d. COOKE. c.. p. & IT, A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05
xT0RTUFRN RAILROAD OF VEW-JERSFY

~ ransleave station week day, for
renaiy Clpst~r. SpIrk sti NvacS 80 100
$40 . 81 ami ll:3J 10. 3 80 400 400 $50. 5t0
40 500 1870 m II midni -uniags 100 $50
an' y. For Manuel spring Valley. Monssy ant Tall
mans week DAYS 100 $50 H.. $50. $40 sundays
81 "a IN. y. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05

Last weeks crude certificate speculation was little
active than the previous weeks, but the advantage
the side Of the operators for rise. The shorts
forced pay high pTemiums lose part or all Of
the carrying rates they generally enjoy, and prices ad
yanced from 02a91 3S cents to "a IA cents gain OF
rs from the final figure OF the preceding week
A back OF l2 cent. followed the reduction OF
short lines close there a renewal
Of strength which carried values up again 70 "a lisa
% 5S cents. In the last three days dealings were
conducted the Stock Exchange but without intro
ducng decisive factor OF Influence In speculation, al
though disposition OF railway stock operators
toward oh been reflected In the fact that prices
generally ruled little below those Obtanabe at the oil
boards In regard to the commercial position and out
the statistics speak themselves but the lack Of
wide public in the speculation presents confident
forecasts ~ the future There is evidence Of large
outstanding short interest STILL and the strongest
oil intention OF realizing the ruling basis
OF values. Any favorable development would proDa
bly, mpel prices further upward and the market at the
close strong I'm tone
prices and the total dealings in National
Transit ertfcates the Consolidated Stock and Pc
troeum Exchange for the last three follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05

IONS basel on the American Standard OF Classihca-

Good oriinarv as L TS,l Gladlins.
In option trading active movement and waie
nj Tho ont set the feeling firm, to sell had
influence on the dealings aud the market
closed al mel decline points the day Total sales
ganl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05

Flour and demand light Winter Wheat
s. 5OQA 20 Spring Wheat 81 10 a. ~ 40.
Cash quotations wers ioIows-No Spring Wheat 75a
f7yn s Wheat No 2 Red 81 4cj
No Uora $500. No. 2 oats at 2903lc. No Rye
bgc No Barley II 1S2c. No. l Flax Soed 81 40
Prime Tinothy sool ~ 40. Mesa PORK per Dbl at
sl3 so Lara per 100 10 81 90. Short RiDs SIDES
loose 81 l5 Dry saltoi shoulders boxed So UOot5 ~
short Clear sIins boxed at 81 5OSs7 G2a Whiskey
Az FL ds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05
Gfacbere.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA. supplied; charge TEACHERS regsaseresa
AVERY, American School Bureau, w. 14thst NJ I.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY supplies Profes Hrs Teachers Tutors Coy
MRS NJ j. UNG-FULTON, % Union Square
WOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU (for both sexes supplies Professors Teach
ers Goyernesses Musicians HOusekeepers, Companions
&C., colleges schools and families also BookkeeperS
Sten0giaIhers and COpyists to business firms
MRS A. d. CULVER 800 SHAVE. NewYork City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-03-05

The refined market continued strong throughout the
Il moderate volume Of business and the price
closed unchanged for barrel oil at "a cents per gallon,
Abel test at New-York Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Oh. CITY, Penn. Mar. 3--Natipna Transit Certicates
ned 92 y; highest. 81. lowest. 92a. closed. $685.
s. ,s $1,000 barrels; clearances 3,l2SOO0 barrels
....... barrels; shipments, Darresi charters.
barrels
PITTsBURg. Penn. March 3.-Petroleum fairy active ;
National Transit ceruicates opened 92a4 closed 93
highest. "a, lowest 925,
BRADFORD. rsnu, Mar 3-Natonal Transit Certincatos
opened % and closed at 93as. highest, % lowest
g2s, Clearances so. 900 barrels.
TTUsvlLLs. Penn. Ma. 3-N ,tona transit certificates
opened % highest. SO lowest 92I4 closed 93s