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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
THE STATE OF TRADE

,,,-uEopr Feb Is-cotton firm, MiddIlng 10 l.lGe
Fon5 active urn Howard street and Western superIne
"a 30 Extra DO 90 5Od4 so Family DO ~ bO0b 20
Cty Mis Rio Brands Extra 20 1900 ~ Winter Wheat
Patent 25 40 30 Spring do 1888 60g6oo DO 90 straight
FaH ll2c LOngbey 07sldsc No. s Southern
qc February 954 096 nc; March So4696o May
asss 8D9c July 029o Cornsouthern quiet hrmer White
February at 4O940isc; March &C 40h9tnSSe May az
Arm, southern and Pennsylvania were quoted AZ goo
Ale, Western White 32934o; do Mixed 3Vqglei Graded
steady; Prime % Choice Timothy $40 90SSlg 90 Pro
shoniders 64oi Clear Rib Sides 7ho; doapaoked 99c
Bacon-shenders siaoi Clear hao spes o9c; Hams
Bnster steady Western Packed l6922e Beat Roll ~ lsei
aaet Refined GDOc. COee firm, steady RIO eargoes fair
81 IA iao sugar quiet steady "a Soit o'ao' copper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
AWE srocK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

rVv,o Feb i9Cattle- Receipts for last - hours 2l2i
49, srofai for the week thus far 1850 head For NE
ss limo last 29s. Consigned through IL carloads
IA IN witch Now.York none ON sale market nominAiy
heep and Reoeips Last "a hours were goo head
Total kr thus fAr 222OO For mo name unie last
EosS 10000 Consigned through carloads none Of which
to New York % carloads sale market lower INFERIOR
10 reir sheep 90 "a % Good % Choice 81 9Odt5 90
Uogs-Reccpts last % hours were 500 head Total tor
GnsIped through SO carloads 10 u which 10 New York 30
csrids on sale declined b0lOc Ight Pigs ~ 90
az IL selected Workers. 80 O00s5 10 Selected Medium
Wehts ~ 80 9O Rough 81 zoe 40 Stays - 90 as 40
closed dul and &c lower
cy,c,ao Union Stock Yards. Feb. lathe DrOvers'
rors" reports: CAttle-Recepts 1900 head; shipments
s0o6. market lower Beeyes - % a. CO. Steers - 90
a ia gtOchsrs and Feeders 81 2543 40 Cows. Bulls and
Md al 5O8S 90. Texas steers - 90 as 10.
Uogs-Teoeipts $1,000 head shipments blank market
to,sss Mixed 81 4bdf b5s Heavy 81 10 al CO., IAght
al n, = Al 90 Pigs e. O00t5 co.
'sSSeD- Rsospts 1000 head shipments 2.0ooi mArse.
.tng Natives t3 O00s5 30. Western COrnfed 81 10 -
"a I0 Texans s3OO63 80. lambs "a 7S6s6 co.
ST LOUIS Feb. l3.-Cattle-Receipts 5000 shipments
o6n market lower Choice Heavy Native Steers " 10
80 o. Far 10 Good Is OO8 20 rs butchers Steers Medium
90 hoice az 4OQf8 10 sookers and Feeders Fair 70 Good
Al 1SS2 90 Rangers. Cornied, 90 Ooos3 40i Grass'fed
- uogs-Fecoipts GG00 shipments 90o' market quiet
s,aady Choices Heavy and Butchers Selections - 8od$l 90
PseElng Medium 10 Prime, "a 1904 CO. Llght Grades
ordln,ey 10 Best 81 bOat 20. -. -,
shecp-Receipts 1000. shipments nonei market steady
Fair 70 Choice 20 009st 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New-York "wednesday Feb & ~ fSnebsSe "a
e az oe ey 3 Ss be GO 0e CARLOADS on
Sellers held little firm the start but buyers were
be obtained In fact ths feeling was easier ysrd 0
AMI Decent to Prime sold % cSssa % Pes 5 aU
IS 3d. Bulls az & 5OSss and nearly carload OF Common
&c s nc AaPs aSsSS
es e 8Sa''s'G t Sili Ia c5eagS 1893
average, az a 40 per 100 "a e9 N NJ a OF 20 8
+ aS tsGa d. 1851 Ss DO iiaO n at a
e. 5 stI = Chicago Steers 1905 p at % So 70
do 1907 Is a 49, l2St e. Il 10 VS Do Z 1850 So n az
p % g. i52 g as y sc g a. i${7
Ohio do LAC b. a. "a % Buffalo oxen, 1872 n, a.
90 60 Sanders II Ohio Steers 1887 n at a 80 12 10
do, 1870 D. 4 y % IL; Bulls, 1S44 D at % sSi
70 tn sssSSs S 1915 GSG $50 sSs
10 So fS5 cSsf y SA isS .'S5 us
= 70 "a Sss5 i2 81 ~ y d. i lSo g. aT g.
4 i 9 90 a. s g q e. d zoos n g o
T. bauer 19 Dry Cows. 529 n a. y loi Bulls,
500 MfLeI coksReeep IS os head There was fair
inquiry for Good Cows today but Common stock EPs ag
S Sea Tss the range Tor Poor 70 Choice and
MsG w; SS Elyls 6ST AZ 'S S head
S bg ssI dog SSTi sao5 s;lf 90 z 500
CALVEs-Recelpts 400 head. steady Tor ~ grades q
@t soss 3 So ' and Medium q Prime 4ss so
at e 80 PET 100 n d? go n az % So 10 BarnyHrd
harrington sr y beyard Calves 2oS n at So co.
yeqIs is2 &s e. s5sts "a 20 c.v.. sss veaA
i4% q. e d. iS !, q 3: q ,4s
n az "a 50 do. i4t ~ at IS Harlem do $50 TO ITO
J. G. curtis 4s Harlem veals. $50 at 81 to
smFEePP AND LAMBs-Reeepts ~ earlOeds of e2Oa
headag eroas a. 0ohs ana II carload o. jersey lily
sale Demand icss active and market weak, closing
i5d2c lower and least dozen carloads were TO sell at
Poor . Prime Sheep sold at = sOasS so per 100 and
a. 20 rs Inferior Choice Lambs ranged all tho way
% q g e "a 81 and 9y ID S sse d? s brought
q At 8 10; 200, %, o. 90 n a. sSSII2lSi no
q o. 1oi ;S g o. % p a 8 eeio 90 g
& I2s q 3 g 1 AZ g. q & i n at 40
E. 81 VI a. les - s.als az io7 .S 3
s. 3 e 9 ], O. sS %. s;s.s
yas Kirby g, CO s9s STATE s lambs b 70 r s, q g.
zoo Iadisna Lambs IS S a. s7 2Si 2i9 STATE dO n n
at kes w. onett: II Pcpnsylyania sheep. "a N a.
s5T5; 81 Penngiyania Lambs II N. at $780, % DO
ssd CO.. ~ i. w Yes N sg3 5s o. p
AZ re- q 80 isS 49, ia il H. at IS aS 10 DO ITO n
j. iS3 "a s' gG SG a1S ham is Michigan ss os
IS Indians DO ios ~ e go st a6 40 1 @9ci
snh "a 49, 90 is r. az 60 81 10 do sfis n Of
- sherman Culver ao7 Ohio Sheep 90 n, at IS; 1916
indians DO 80 ~ csSosds Of 41 head No sales
reported on live weight Nominally steady o. 90 3oa
80 20 per 100 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
GRA1MANp PRopUcE .MARKErs.
FEATURES OF NEW YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YoRK DEALINGS
The Wild speculation In wheat options at the West
has failed to find support in the New-York market
and when the liquidation of long and short accounts
In May is completed qucter outlook is generally
expected. Cash dropped cents yesterday and
there was no export trade. The options were de-
eidedly less active, fewer than 100000 bushels
being traded in May went to pieces from 81 OF -
9s1 OF TO. 90 "a cents, and on the enr9 inc pssI
prices secured were 80 7-S01l % l-2DS5 -
cents. The final official quotations were down o-9
for February at 90 "a, and cents for TIC other
months follows March, 90 "a April, 30; May,
81 90 Ia June, 81 90 IL July, 96 3-4 cents Corn
the spot was 14012 cent easier with ABOUT
10000 bushels taken by exporters. Tho specnla'
tive dealings up 10 SOC, 900 bushels excellent
record of trading. The variations small and
not indicative Of weakness, although final prices were
of 1914 cent. follows March and April, III
May, As Is: June, 40 3-9 cents. There was 30
special feature In tho oats situation but prices for
options a shade higher at 81 for February,
81 IS for March and 30 10 cents for May. large
business The spot done IN lard and the options
were up points for February az 81 II and for
March at SO 90. The last months were of 0011
points, follows: April and May, 81 June, 81 al
July, 81 90; August, 81 o.
at New-York Philadelphia, baltimore and Boston
bushels; oag, Al 512 bushels total grain, 2S1 ,6e7
bushels; -four. 20444 packages At Chicago, NIL
waukee and ST. Louis the arrivals were Wheat,
1884 bushels corn 6O0,715 bushels oats, 2O3 ,355
bushels; total grain, s52934 bushels; -four, 10,0l2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The crude oil market yesterday reached the stage
where the holders Of goods wondered whether they
should sell not and the bear interest canvassed the
question OF making new short ventures on the RISE
Between the controversies Of the two interests there
was an improvement from SO 1898 5-S cents 10
9O@89 5-S cents a decided increase I'm activity was
recorded, but It was probably due TO the taking OF
profits by the Stock Exchange element that were VIII
ing 10 buy the product around S5Oo6 cents, when
MANY of the producers were 10th TO take cheerful
view of the situation Tho fact that this speculative
liquidation occurred without any greater impression on
prices than was recorded In the slight reaction nom
90 10 80 58 cents, is Of importance In taking FAR
reaching view Of values. The people who rest their
speculative views upon the general outlook or tho
oil trade buyers upon every reaction, but they ere
not at the front I'm advising immediate purchases,
The general situation Is undeniably stong, and II ap
ouside speculative interest could be developed,
there would probably be lively movement In certh-
Gates II was not generally known mt the close that
refined oil had been advanced although there Was an
expectation that It coming Tho market closed
strong and promised higher prices by its tone.
The range of prices and the total dealings were as
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
COURT cALENDARs FOR TODAY.

SUPREME coUEr-eEEEHAL Before Van Brupt P. J.,
SUPREME UEr-cHAMBERs-Before o'Brien, J.-Moton
calendar called at II O'clock.
JNos. ITO S66 1885 $50, 1911, 1920 liza 1875.
~ Y9 iss g. 100 So iSss TO lsg2 inclusive
SUPREME COUNT clRcuIT-PAEr I-Before Lawrence. j.
SUPREME couaT~oIseuiT- 1IzBesore Andrews J.
sgrpENE ITgs SS Ing Iagrsh sa
o4 Gs 1879 saS Oas $ sS $S O $685. sSe
SUI sUpRSSE coUST~ciEcgIT- w. Before Patterson.
Nos 5ss, 22SS 2l45 27S2 25OS, 2796, ISIS 27o7 eoT
sURRoeATEs coURT-Before Ransom s-wiIls Of O. G. 8.
Reech 10 a. mi Motion calendar 1890 m; wiz OF John
Of cstsPS s RlgSasOSd ABRAHAM Lin
N. Currier and catharine D@Pp 1880 q M
aa9 bns9 until March
SUPERIOR coUsr-sPEcIAI TERM-BefOre Freedmsnn j.
SrPEsIoR CoURr-EoUnY TERM-AdlOurned for the torn.
SUPERIOR couRr-1RLAL TEk&-PAkrl-AdJouinedi or inc
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-PARr H-AdjOuned until
SUPERIOR coUEr--TnlAI TERM-PAsr III-BefOre o'eOr.
COMMON PIxAs-GENKRAL TERN-Adourned until Rebru'
6oMmos PLRAs-sPEcIAI TERM-BetOro IArremOre, c. u
COMMON PIxAs-EounY rKRm-Before Van Hoesen. IT,
COMMON PLsas-TRrAr TEax-PART Before DAILY, y.Nos
e54 llQl ll9z 9l4 1875. 1908 7SS $780, SOL SoS' lO'a
coSMos PiEAs-TRIAI TERx-PARr II.-Before Allen y
Nos 97l lOlS l047 1910 1924 10l6. $40 AGO. loO loSe
CRY CONFESSIONAL TERx-BefOre Before Nehrbas. j.
CITY COURT TEnM-PARr I-BefOre McAdam, @. J.
Mos. sos. $50, COS. 80.
NOS b45 1901 $685. AIS. 5iO1. 1853. 500, $780, Az 49,
xo lei 81 ses sss sis5 CAS- s5a aSs ssls sSi i7GO
cousT OF 0YER AND TERmxER-BefOre Lawrence. ]. and
As ausP o. 9s EsraH Be cown
and Assistant District Attorney GonNos 70 20 inclusive
smyth and Assistant district Attorney 10
eoUSr or GENERAL SESSIONS Before Marine
and Assistant DssrictAttorney 1efome-Nes 10 II In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
WOOL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb lSAt wool sales to-day there strong
demand English operators DOMINATING some very fine sele
consisting Of Victoria generally. sold % home
ers. There were offered 1870 bales Following the
sales In detail
locks snd pieces Idols 80 greasy 7sdais SID DO
locks and pieces, 0dU10led. New South Wales-f.0UO
bales; secured II us d do locks and pieces Qd9
zoo bales; secured Is IDOLS Nj do locks
aud pieces isod9ls ID; greasy M@1lLdi do locks and
pcce 5sda8d South Alstrala-s00 bales secured 10 Cd
DO locks and pieces I'd Is Id greasy 691@lld. dO
oos saa pieces a osls aoo gishy
scourtd 7dals 6gd graasy, 3d0Qa ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
IS baesi greasy. 73d0Sd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb 10 Especially Wheat all day acted little
topheavy TheMay option opened at 81 co. sold between
81 90 81 and 81 o. L. and closed at 81 o. AZ about
81 OF 1-2 there was some buying by Murray Nelson
Co., which unquestlonably for Bairbank IL aggre
gated perhaps 100000 bushels This stopped the decline
There was considerable selling carly by william Dunn
Co., Schwartz, Dupee Co, w. r LIN, Mccormick B.
Co.. Councilman & Co. and by Hsmi Hamlrs sales
set down as for either A. p Wright for Lyon &
Co. both prominent longs and had for that cOnd
etable bear influence There was little failure IN the
pit but as the unfortunate scalper who really event
broke" Tuesday the short side OF July, the announce
lnent had no influence az all I'm the market 10 the
opinion night that the owpriced shorts had out
ed that there had been considerable amount or long
wheat sold The receipts Of corn, 3G6 good
al owe the quotations February corn sold low
34c. Nay opened at 30 3d. and closed az 35 Ssc oats
Eept a the session within range OF 1-Sc. Provisions
were very weak the New YORK crowd being long OF pork
through Baldwin, selling all II could and the packers
Wheat on the curb easier at 81 OF rs for May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
rnrrnr MAnnrrs-nY rELranApH

rryvRPooI Feb ia r. m.-CottonTle sales Of tho day
included $500 bales American Futures closed steady
glow Mddling clause February delivery
1s14d buyers; February and March delivery. 1896
sellers; March and April delivery 3304d selersi April
ana Nav delivery 33bid sellers; May aud June delivery
Ssgsd seers June and July delivery. 34g4d sellers
fiv and August delivery 35Dfd sellers; August aud
sspomber delivery. 3J6id sellers September delivery
b 39.04d sellers.
a.tyFsrog Feb l3Cotton firm. Middling. 1Oi Low Mid.
dS op6 Good Ordinary 1916 net and gross receipts,
So bales exports 20 the continent 43O bales sales 90
bales stock, 35,4i6 bales
NoRvoLR Feb. 13-Cotton firm Middllng. ill6i net
and gross receipts 1883 bales exports coastwlse iVVS
baies sales. 5i6 bales stock 45,52t bales
sAvANgAH. Feb. l3--Cotton steady Mddling, Gas Low
Ndding 81 Good Ordinary \ ZIG net and gross 70.
ents b32 bales exports 10 the continent 1910 bales
sssss $50 bales, stock, S3,8s4 bales
ST LOUIE Feb. I3-Cot.on Arm. Middlng oss; Low Mid
,tnc 6iB, Good Ordinary 7.l6i net recelpts LIZA
Saies gross receipts l57l bales; shipments 2OOz Daesi
sales 400 bales stock. 79,20i bales
Npw.ORfEASs. Feb l3.-Cotton quiet Middhng, o 8l6
Low Mddng, lloi Good Ordinary 7lG net receipts
400 bales ooastwise ABLY bales sales 475O bales stock
III "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
THE COURTS.
HIS pERFIpY WILL COME HIGH.

A verdict of 81 500 rendered I'm the City Court
yesterday In favor of Miss Margaret Louise Williams
in her suit for damages against David Kearr, who,
cording TO her testimony, betrayed her while his wife,
who her sister, was living, and afterward broke
promise to marry her. Kearr, who is a butcher in
Washington Market is reported to be abundanty able
10 pay the damages. The was on trial for
several days before Judge McGown and jury. The de-
PENDANT confessed HIS intimacy with the plaintiff but
denied the promise to marry her. Ex7Judgc William
Fullerton and William E. Moore represented the plain
tiff and A. IL. Hu1nmel appeared for the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
ppnnncr MARKETS.

LvKRPooy. Feb. 1880 p m.-Beef-In poor demand.
Pork-In poor demand. Hainsmln far demand BaconIn
shoulders at 35s CheeseIn demand
Iow-In good demand. Spirits Of turpentineIn fair de-
ynand RosinJn poor demand Lard-SpO and futnres-In
fair demand prime Western spot steady at % February
In fair demand. Flour-In fair demand COrnspot and
1tures-In fair demand mixed Western spot dull at As 0ad
February dull Is DAD March dull at As Cd Apr dull at
"a 0d Hops Lonion-New. York state In fair demand
LONDON Feb 13-Calcuita linseed, 42s Sd per quarter
refined petroleum, 9960G l3l6d per gallon spirits Of
turpentine 36s lld per cwt
confines per loo koa-
ATTwFap FEB 3petroleum pao American francs
l9i5 eentiInes paid and ~ francs 20 cetimes sellers
BRKxRM Feb T3-Petroieum-6 marks as pfennigA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
TODAY

firm Refined whisEey firm at q IL I Trsigat5 to
per ton In sacks 20s Grain per bush, 615d cork Tor
orders So 3da5s 6d EeceipsF Flour 1000 bills Wheat
p OOo hush Corn $4,000 bush Rye 1000 bush snip,
meHtsgFlour 1000 bbi Wheat 600 bush Corn 100000
bush sales-Wheat $4,000 bush Corn oz'VVO oush
nrrvr,ro Feb IA wheat--spring wheat lower and
active Old No Hard closed at p New No Hard a.
al 90 No 1 Northern at 81 %; No Northefn ~
III IS, No 2 al 10 = Winter wheat nrm and STEADY
demand fair closing prices NO Red ~ NO hse
Michigan 81 o. steady and ar@ No 4ellSw sSS@
on track oats and lower No White &c 80
White 80 &c Mixed 29c on track Barley gnne au
No q Extra Is 167c; No Canada $4,000 Bye dull and
Flour IN good demand and firm Bes. Riing
Patent 81 25S7 So Best Winter 90 ao@g % o
cornmeal steady oatmeal steady. ReceiDts-Whea COG
bnsh Corn Goo bush. oats 10000 Jush Barley bOOo
cHInAao Eah Iaha leading futures ranged as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
OIL MARKETS.

OIL CRY Feb l3National Certincates opened AZ
ssTsi highest s0s; lowest ssh closed. s9i2 saies
1909 600 barrels cearances 774000 barrels charters
reis
plTrsBuRG Feb 13--Petroeum firm and active National
Transit Certificates opened sS closed s9a highest
S97s lowest. s8l2
BRApFoRD Penn. FEB 13-Natonal Transit Certificates
ODened SO closed az S9Ssf highest e9'e lowest SS5a
Clearances 600 bbis.
,riTUsyI4K Penn Fob 13-Nationa Transit Certiacaes
opened at 3S7s highest S9'si lowest SS2; closed s9a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
Boyps ACCEPTED.

Washington, Feb 13.-The Secretary Of the Treasury
this afternoon accepted the following bond oilers
REGISTERED lbs, S52, 800 $4,000 and $1,000 at 100
100000, $4,000 and $4,000 at 100 LIS. IL
coupons, &c, 00o and &c, 600 at 1O0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
,nc0--,..,.r- and he IS getting ready low to

thief. buncosteerer. and he IS getting ready 10" -
rob you" a.. 10 h.d beeu dropped
onto as It were and instead OF rssenu te country
man made for the elevator two steps AZ thss 10
The 1anitor OF the big Tribune building 'e he streets
ho,t fha nnstoffce are little bothered by 'lo PO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and Railroads
crNrpAI. MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazl grades on the spSs , ruo' saies $50
s,seSy nTieSs showing nc material chang 80 d9,seS
bsgs NO santos i54oc. Mid groTaS nr Va Terms
80 dr, Sales. 900 BAGS MafdcaloV' Joy bit tl,e
Onion trading was little more acH4y mes pfeyaed
General market had dull look deeline Of 1920
oohs due to lower cable advIcesi aiteI"bS roe III
siigbt recovery, closing steady. nav MO Rio
70 IN and Hamburg shows loss o recci,is q 600
nuoted firm. Exchange pTNate) ~ DO cearances for
Secs. Rio clnarances for u S.. NIL NJ 49, Santos
E,,rone 10 600 bags total stock, 4zsVoo0V h 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14

ENTRAL RBS RAILROAD S Of gyE5MEggEnsEY.
100 q. m. for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown. MaucA
ohsnsS ssseqg HassssS ssssen sstAsAsm
nsiS:Ss sS Ssnsssss E'1s sasg.sss sss:ss
s sSs%san s ssaaslns LessS
for Tsingten E as, se.I Bethlehem Allentown
Magsh CHUNK td seia so ssss Allentown maueA
chqnS " ss smss ETssSsa ss
Gs s nd ss Sr fGr AZ
Chunk. Heading, Harrisburg etc. On Sundays at 80
nsS Bank Esss $40 BssIsss sa. ssH;
PARK Ocean Grove, except sunday PC:n. PIss;ssps
ebesis se Tons RIVER ssrnegs etc S' MAN.
49, sl5 &c. i'i II y Is h1'ss'e sso $780,
GAG ,xS SgSssy 2 si e. Perth ABBEY IS ~
80 D. m Psrlor cars at go and 90 w. -
FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
4:so M, 90 D. m. 2:so D. m. Through Express
with Parlor-carsJ
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
Ee s Sss'l Leave a.
2 u a. M; 80, sls s a. IS 49, z ;so Il p m SUN
's' LEAVING Rave Connection a Tor Resdn ii
ia g.. ss; 20 g s. xs
i2Sths t., is2 East fs5thst. New York. courss.
ss eSSy SsfS for and chez.
baggage gage 9 from i hotel or residence. =
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
IN GREAT r HIXEFFR saHLfTYRADRsiK LINE.
On aRd ssF ESssfFRHa&sf sr tsaP5 leave
and sss S saH xDle an
S fS D. Il R. also East Albany to S. Adams via
Cent % Vermont IT, iin FAMOUS sTEAMEEArEp yEs1J
sIsSSsz i s SS1 s %sgs
.nf E sarS
iedo ety. arriving at Chicago at 80 M indianapolis
5 v nGn or S g. ns saa "
10 80 a M, chicago ExDFsss for Nisga'a Fails To-
es md sa
IL 80 a. M Western New York and No:hern Express,
t %s,S s' Ss North
80 p Albany Troy and Utica Special, with draw
meets isr gII,SstSTS NORTH ADAMS and hsnsdiss
pcse' D. M, Fast Chicago Cincinnati and ST. Louis Ez.
s sna Cleveland Cincinnati Indisnspo st. Louis
Detroit and Chicago, with vestbue1 and steamheated
Se .fs 20 'ns NM Montreal and o.nandgua Express
d % and to Syracuse and ay
Sunday Sunday xs h s 9o' arrives rq we a. sSsy
g a Ssss s;S:ss.
s. IS .na e Ss sy sgssS
p @idu iS Tor sarssoe Finland Nc
albany MIN train q. sSr sss %ss,
way, l2 Park Place Battery Place 90 West l2St
a SS Sh I aDs n Broos sna
wescots Express calls for and checks baggage from
Run daily others daily excep. SUNDAY stSg a.
s9 e e general 0 ps Mss spd Ass
J. NJ. ToUCEY, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-02-14
r EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cortlsnds ana
Desbrosses sts. as follows;
80 a. "a for CatasauQua and intermediate points
:. m. for Geneva, Lyons Elnira. Rochester, Buffalo
and the West and principal local points Chair car 10
ElInira.
i D. mol. for TunkhannOek and Intermediate points.
Chair car to Tunhhanncck Connection TO Reading and
s40 d m for Pittston and principal intermediate
points. Chair ear 10 L. and Is. Junction.
40 n m for Mauch Chunk and intermediate points.
Connection 70 Reading and Harrisburg Chair car 70
Mauch Chunk
D. m for Geneva, Lyons, Emira, Rochester, Buffalo
and the West, Pullman sleeper 70 Lyons.
Trains leaving at 8 D. N. and 40 D, m. con-
meet FOR ali points In Aahanoy Hazeton coal refonA
SUNDAY TRAINS.
8 am for Msucn Chunk Hazleton and intermedists
s45 D. m. for Copay AMI intermediate points.
D N. for Geneva, Lyons, Elmifa Rochester, BunAo
and the West, sallnan sd5ssePer 10 e Lgonaa
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
IN Trains leave Chambersst Station week days for
- 90 40 and II :s9 M; lS go q 80 , 40.
z % 80 a. m. (; T. n AS p.
Additional trains to Cresskili and way. $40 a. M ana
FOR Manuel Spring Valley. MOnsey ana ramans
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ia ora,norv 1915 Low Middllng g BIG
strict Good Ordinary Il 12 hiddIng 10y ilo
There was no special activity in tho speculative 70 o
and nriees hucuated within the narrow ialsS or ga
points closing that much lower iAyerPooi sosicSs %
depressed and port receipts showed an heIes D.s IN
market taken altogether had steady look sAies'
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Railroads..

WEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. Y; G.. &
w Co. Sows nnd tSesty we @irS ssa
ssss iSSs q 5sy NJ &c. sslisssS h De'rG 81
L LSnHon 70 oo 8 lis D. m Toronto Q :SS 100.
~ IL n m Montreal, Canada East 70 200 p M Niagara
Fails syaeuse and prpsPa nte .IS stations
Si5 56 M 200 g. nSsI Fl asalkl bsd ,Sf
Sgg S iS 20 Is, ali 30 m, and 8 100 . 700 - IS
PaTerstrsw ~ a. M ;15 70 ;a5 Elegant Sleep
tecars To- Bufalo Niagara Falls, Toronto, Detroit,
cRcsso and st. Louis; Daily DAILY except satur;
davs Other trains daily except SundaYs' "a 81 Leave
Je}ssy City 7. r. II, Station, all 70 o. M, S;S0
d. M; HOboken West shore stau0h w. Sv H. 70 SV
ppaees Brookiyn-Ssy washingtonst. $50 Futton:st,
Vn1os ooee foot OF Fulton-st New-York City-211,
s6s and ois Broadway l5s i2 R9wsr ~ Park Place.
Jay.st n r. westeotts Express calls ior ana checks
General passenger Agent, Yanderolteye., NJ "
&, uORE LINE-ALL RAIL R0UTE--FOR
- Boston Providence Newport and md the last cypress
S nn a., 10 a M / D. m. Limited Express az D. m.
DINING earl Night Express at IL ;50 ?. mr. daily.
Acr Neewnort nj & a. and p, M Paace Paror Cars
or Sleeping Cars on all express HAhS
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Refined on was more active and the increased dc
mand forced late advance of 10 points % 40 cents
per gallon in NewYork and cents In Philadelphia and
palfi