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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Aew.York. January 90. lso, 90
RAJ, Hr@ D. a%sS R,' Hs'y t t aT; ssS
,ars or tho mo mixing WIN me .t@ck nSI % GI
fN,n heeDn,ps cmi md r-cc, W.. 10, over on MI
OF flerk"c' n1d ,oioradoS sold q, ~ jasi per
m2 n arc a. to g"Ga n' n ',r a - go cows and
hcifer- 2, ~ sjaSa 80 CIV dress"i native 'dc slow
TODAY. cabe ad,ifIs quo'" rrFcr,teI beef slow at
can't SIC l-r n ard Ansr'gan .ier. ,w"r a, ,o%e
row 5S CATH and o-io quart Of bt IN n" Mohawt
Liverpool ma lax SIN rrcv:ou. shipment. to'al from
The o Of NcSrGtT fr me %% rn moi no S,tnr''
s9le.M o'l.r.ih' - Ilinoi. sc"'s i39i = a''r'r"
~ - 20 u 90. 1901 y at - no. Il d, 1903 y at
Mcrhec. Co ? caIcaeG ,o :,':: lcs2 y y a.,
! %.u s76 q, 80: 10 soS g. =, ;, ~ ,or.
1850 " at ~ 80 : DO. 81 g. at =: 10; % Co. so p.
! >h'nnc,s s,n; =! luIne: .,"r- and stag 1892
.;hcrnan Culy't. % Cooraio- loss y =. a 20
ch"'etccs. ~ - - - - - ,h'Gco tee lF7
$40 Is do i';l Il 30 q DO 10, 2, at - 10.
,ei, r'"s 10 ~ 40 ie1i y a. 49, I,p1,t
~, d, e 2, - - - Er',1 3. e's9 ~ co,
,,i.ana lu -, = a, - - 10 1850 = at = 81 +;
Tcw:an a.. Co.. y eov,. go - at - 30 20 DO 923
= a; 81 oo bull 1850 u. At - d.. loI. N. at
( Is sh,rran ~ chicago ''"c.' 1917 ~ at 81 % A;
Jaal lax. w'dno.a'y, oxen ~ :. a
CIivF~| Rccclrts p, ail Ncw-York markets 80 heal
=. d,nauI fpr I'D Weston cllN'r. ear - bar -
,.ra calves sli - G.A pr loo = comm'n r. pr ~"
,o,l. At .5sSs collected d. a. - 90 Dr~s'i avs
unchanged n tonc and price 1T, r's-ed 'cas sold e
IL ',cr - c,unrg dr,--oi 7eloc llttlr calves ant
ssir."S SanG,r,. : yo,is les n ut 80 per
ico n ] 90. 10 -. nj - - BARNARD ca'o| 3J ID,
al iIaioti.ck & Hollis , veal. IGs -. so -
IInr,e Mullen. i,nl- - y ~
bead far the market ar cnr- 10 INV but nor
Ain,.,l.- h r. were f,g .rir. Ini' vs. - =
rnr,ic,. stand I,t-, tlt and h,"N hal 81 o."
90. Ing. - ~l,rth~t could Dee s'i even ~ REDUCTION
g., in- from yes',r,ns'> price. ordinary - cool .h'p
80 II a, =, ss1 ~ ~ pr 100 - medium - ch'r lmh~
-t,f-l ~: irr.ed mutton sor a. 5i'c per ~ ir-sd
lambs wclL NJ CAS- ,outtr, tt,.sd winter 'ant o1r"f
,t.ady 70 +lat7 80 pr carofS-.
sale g Iili-nhirk iSi stat" lamls- - = nN'rnc,
n, a 80 u,r leo - 100 do - o. NJ ~ 90 u - &. ~
y, u ~ ~ sheep. - - ~ - j. = II Go. - r.
=, > 90, - do lo3 =, :, -. -
NJ H.. { I:u',on State lambs - -. ~ ~ 80 i@'
d. - :, ri ~ 0a9 =. do - n. at :. % Sa'" ~h"i
si'I no n a; ~ 80 81 Do, o. ~ at s3 80; , do ~
o. NJ S. . o. - =,
ID liza. rinrion: Iso Canada lambs, ~ - a: - -
~op " -t.rn do =, p. - ~ 80 d" fcnl~ - u -
~ 90 sheep aud srls 81 n At 81; 80 ohi" sheep
- iIan,,~rk 3 Hollis: 1871 Canada and Western larh
a a. ; 100 wet do. 10 N, AZ ~ ~"
" sander. 4. ~ Penney ania sheep ~ y. ~ - 20
Newton s Co. Oa.c YESTERDAY - "r>'''h s'''p'
10, n. a. 81. .oo 49,, :, ..,.
NJ Jer\y CIV and 3 a. Forcthst Mnrkc, h"m
inay steady - coz - - per 100 II. country deNcA
lower q. 6csi2r for "Nt'e'rc weights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
SprriIEpS COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. jar. "6-tott"n steady midding. ~
low mldiins, Ii0c; good ordinary. O'sc net I'D
gross lS2 bales exports eoastwlse 2?Sj bales
.sIcs PSI bales; stock III 300 bales Weekly u.
anil eio-s 'cccipt-. 1850 lale' exports TO ''t"'s
britain 7cD6 bales, 10 France 1'i7o bales c"istAis',
3,i2l balcs sa'-. Oh bales: ,,. 49,
Norfos. Jnn. -. Cotton nrm; mlfdlin9. 80; low
mlddng l,.1G, god ord nary Giic; net anl gtu,S
receipt, 1881 balrs csrot, coaS,wi' ,os bales sa"'.
COL bales: sioc H. G3.G72 ia'rs. W"rKyN't aud .io>n
crcpt. IL So bales, exports /, Greet i.r tain. 800
Iae. To the Contincu, i3ss bales; ca twis, 49,?
iacs sales. $40 bales. -
New-O gicaus Jan. % otton steady; good nidding
20 mi ldling. 7Cc; low mldalinP; 3.l1c; eo"i
bale, exports Great Iritr. 30, bale Ia Frame. 80
bales to the Continent 100 biS roistN>r, 900 hale,
sales 1850 bales stock 3j1i4l bales W'-Siy -Nes
receipts So s53 bates: go.- t0.7o1 bales: cxpots IA
eat Britain - coi bales G. France. 10 80 bales,
Continent. 800 bales coast~e. 0sO0 bales; sales
30 100 baes
snvannah Jan. o6.-S'otton firm mlddling Tao; low
middlng. i8c good ordinary, 1Iiic net and Vuss
receipts 1869 ialcS exports roastwse 975 bales sales
J7j bales stock. ~ o.. bales. Wcky Net and goss
Lalcs coa,wlSc 1885, bal sales. 200 lalc'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
\. y. ONTARIO g. WESTERN R. R.

Trains leave West i2dst follows - minutes
earlier from Franklin-st: .
80 A. 81 Cdaily except sunday for Waikiki Valley
r. r. stations. Midie,own tehyilie; Falsburs Liberty
Carbo ndaie Scranton. Walton Delhi. Sidney Norwich.
Rome Oneida. Fulton. tsweSo
BIS y. II. lexce?t sunday sullivan Co. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Hall,
Mdde,own. Eleuville. Mountain Dale. Centreve Falls
lug, IIurleyyille. Liberty Falls Liberty farAsyle. ard
Livingston Manor.
AS p NJ daily Middletown Summityie Fails
burg. Liberty. Iyingston Manor Rockand. Walton SID
ney Norwich. Oneida. Fulton Oswego.
I:i5 p NJ daily via Niagara Falls. Reclining chat.
car (seas fren) Sew-York 10 Niagara Falls Pullman
feepcrs New-York Osweso Arrives Detroit $40
o. M, Chicago : 80 a. St Louis $50 D. m.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 3'i Broadway.
Transfer Company calls Tor and checks blgsags
=" J. c. ANDERSON. G. p. A..
20 Beaver ST. Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
OTHER MARKETS by TELEGRAPM

,ss Is ls' a. I'D Io" o. : ao
"%d Srsyss $C s"a ,.,s (" . o.n, I 81 head lead
%% ,ss q; v,,n H.! ~ g. sa ne, f'" i:i
-aruc tine wrrE. 90 oa he'd c'nNi s"d n'.ousn
mad market opcici clo-d dun AMI 5c lower or
TS4 and z, !o oiS 81 %o.:n = n IS So
and heavy. - G5e +; pr. - a.; 80 i"nanS = @ 9
head total tor week thu- far - 400 head Tor -au"
mG las, ~h 6 m'a a.aS 90" on g s, "T re- f as
market opened steady To- best grabs; oh.r, duh aud
s al .Sa at cS S% s csd, canad. pr%% naS
.o.a a. - am Sr CO. %AF sht 80 10 ''s a1 20 "a
- y natc sheep good - s5os Is choice
lat mon s,o't ysid cicoeS Jan. e1.-caue Receipts.
300 had market s aG @ o. Sas T. 2N' co %
iul- ~ e5a3s as caiw.. 9. 5oc - g. los-i'G ipt,
2co9j GO 10 choice iiA"d - ga = - choice
s Is ao sleep "nc,sr ooo had ady
ror to '@os >, ;Go:l =; ;o a%i . sS +, ,,so
slow WY rr@s G"as good; - i3at},o goa butch:
er acSs 10 'ons, "a, ~ lG as . SO fair lg G
- good sacdriS - lori, 20 Hos Receipts double
prias. - 5SGs, G5; Yorscr - icdsi C5 ?ocd heavy
@h, two load o- sac demand ligh, and market Slow
nrhoagd psc tsGi ' Nra va, slTs S,i T9 yr
'0Stt I P o. sEc;:pt.. !o7s head OF
DID S@ nt Sq sn T "alyr atc. o@S
,hnpf could be- considered choice gooi Ir,rs wrfr
stc1iV TrNai steer s! steady Hni
several loads arrived late to b' today ntrieJ
Native .t,,rs - 30a ~ So COWS, T21F3 30 Hogs Re-
CONT. 4 ,.5 head. The supply ~ hogs unl, d.
eat The market active. 5dl0, higher th,n yes.
to-day and early arrivals cleared. AhGut 10
o'clock unfaN adylcos were received AMI til lat,
market W.. no better than Yesterday. Best heavy IL 10
r. - 10 liked 81 .UdT, 80: Hight, - 25dfJ As sheep
Receipts o. head There supply of poor and
common sheep and lambs sale. part OF Hh,h were
'rry,n that have been held for several Tn,
market was for these grades, All fair l., good sheep
and lamb SOLD sendv b. strong prices NStiNc rNrI
81 1j1 - 80 lambs IS 1881 y"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
THE PETROLETW MARKET

NEWS FROM TIE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
Ncw.Yo h January 90 1894.
The crude oil markets. trfe lowcr tod"y pos
SHY I'm consequence ~ wells In tie McDoaaid
district which have raised the daily output TO l2,5O)
barrels The ventures falling on. however. and
p,ohabc that serious anent gain VIII lee made
iv tho OUTPUT q ths pcol. There sa'es In
..rolcuni options at the Consolidated Exchange bat III"
Ind 80 cents Tha: the figure en-. rcat at
on City. -.
Refund petroleum unchanged az J1J cents
gallon barrels. 2d5 cents In bulk and 62j cent, in
cases. Foreign quotations were: Antwerp l2isdl"i.
francs Bremen. As marks: Ioni lon iilG63 l3 l3i
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HEMP AND JUTI,-Thc ma'ket rrles very quiet WI

HEMP AND JUTI-Thc market rules very quiet with
nrces noninsllv unchanged Adyircs from abroad are
~Dnintercstina We quote: Msnil' hemp 10, shipment:
5isc 5405Ac spot. Sis1l hcnp 3 5-l6r spot
and 70 arrive for Jutc 3'.a4',c jut butts
Inuer quality lac; mixing. 2ac tagging, 22a2',c.
FISiI-Since report there have been Inter
esng Developments In the market for dry sailed fsn
Some few sales Irish nackere made from day 10
c1v On the basis OF s12d51c 80 for round lots. with
smaller sales the basis OF sl3oslS 80: Buyes an
sellers still quite wide apart In their views anl unt
they get cloi together in Ideas as u selling prcs not
on the basis 1Gc for medium. There have bon come
arrivals but they hal been mostly cleared up dn'l
is Arm AZ as $685. 80 for medium AMI IS - FOR large
LEATHER-Thc MARKET shows considerable etcldll"'s
with buyers showing little more interest altnpiRn tii,
inouir;cs IS resulted IN VERY inlrhei
increase In saes movement but hoped that their
heavier sales In ih' ncfr future.
Exporters doing much moment We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27

mainder to the home trade M'rhos were IN s,"'o
request French buyers parcuarlv. takng them Freely
Z, NO If tooI Hon, and Natal s,fi ably. Fol-
loving are tie and prices obtained for gFeasits
New south Wai.s-1 900 bale, 90 d32i
Victoria 900 hale, 4aidd1. $50
Soutl AustrnliI-,OO ta;es; Gd3d
New-Z aland-o0O bales Gcl0d ao,,
Cane OF Good Hope ard AatalC00 bales 4'.aS&d.
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Closing cable: Lverpool-wbeat qu't al unC ioH
ITTonaonwheat quiet unchanged 20 I'D decline. PART
tTh"a, quiet unchanged 10 ceatin"s decline. Flour
nu,et rnehsngd TO 10 centimcs decline. Antwerp
Wheat I2i, ccntUes lower ,,
HiDFS--There IS only moderate decree OF ACTIVITY
hut tho market holds about steady with prices unchong a.
II, IA Thought that demand for leather results IN
more activity that II will have beneficial effect In che
,a,.m.nt AZ hIdes We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTIMORE, wASHlNGToN CMic GAG vr CIScIN'
PULLMAN CAR sERyIcE On ALI i,, TRA iiSs ;,co
$50 p. II. and l2iS night u. PrrTSBl,RG, i;Sc p ~;
n Dining Cap 20 ,.s@3 2, 81 * s9n5 900 u:
daily sx 800 p. NORFOLK. II 80 A. NJ daily. i;@
p NJ. ex. sun. NEw-oRLEANs. p. NJ dsily;
Through Sleeping via Washington and Shenando..n.
Valley route ofrcss; i72, aei aus Lao Broadway ~
brooklyn station foot OF L,nertyst C. r Sf y
from hotel residence to destination.
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VI, wv 7. u
ROYAL BLUE LINE

PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
For PHILADELPHIA, week days. 400 500. 800. 1900
II 80 Dining Car 4. NJ. 30. 200 40 q3gnet IaIlor
carr. 500 Dining caD. 600. $50 SO T. NJ. i2iS
night SUNDAY. $50 900. II 30 dining Car A. ~,
i:3o $40 Dining Carr. 73o p. NJ. 1915 night
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 300 II 30
Dining Car! A. NJ. 100; 300 300 Dining carr e
A ~ 30 500 dining carr. 7:3D p NJ. 1913 night
Ticket anil parlor seats can be procured at III
oGi as ga l. 40 .323 Broadway. 49, 9Th Ave-,
81 East 18th ST, 10, East lc5,h 81 29i West i2sth
ION ST brooklyn: o. Broadway. Williamsburg. The
NevYor< Transfer Company will call for and check bag
gage from hotel residence % destination.
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RR.
stations in Ncw-York foot of Barclay ana
Christopher Streets.


Dlect route TO SEwAik. BLOOMFIELD. Mont i.Ail.
IIiE ORANGES. summit. BernaTtsvile Bas~."S
Ridge Madison. Morrstown, Passaic. iateisoa D,oa-
Ton Dover. sIanhope. BUDDs LAKE, LA.IE no
IArCONG Fackcttstown SCHOOIET'S NOlNIAl:,.
Washington PHIl.LIPsBuRG. .EAsroN. NATE.
ToH rITTsToN, WiLKEsBARRE;, NANTIGoNE.
DANVILLE. NOkrHUMBERLANp. Montrose. BiNt'
MAMTON, 0Afoh,D,: EokMiIA, Wals5yiliss. rrIS e.
WEGo ITHACA. OwEGO. ELMIRA coSNINu.
BATH. pANSXiLLE: ETFFAL0,, a .9r all points
600 a M-BuFFALo UTICA and oswEGo tx.
PRESS Pullman Palace Cars. Connects at BuNao
with train for Chicago. arriving 30 a. m next
7:c5 A. M.-BINGHAMToN MAIL stops a, principal
100 p M.-sCRANroN. BINGHAMToN and ELNIRA
1.,o T. NsCi.ANrON WiIKESBARRE and PLYM-
OI'TH EXPRESS Pullman parior cars ..
s:3O NJ. fpaiyb-Bt FFAlO LIMITED ENfkESS
Pullman Sleep-rs Arrives n. I:iS a. m. ..
600 p 81 Daily)-BUFFALO. UTICA and OSWEGO
EXPRESS Pullman slsepcrs. ... . :.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS ~ -
Murray-st 42o Broadway Tickets at ferry stations.
;ss and 942 Broadway 80 West l25hst 235 Columbus:
ave, New-York 1873 Washington st, I.6 Futon-st; and
"a BROADWAY Brooklyn. Time tables giving full insor.
"'WESTeoTr EXPRfSS COMPANY will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence 10 destination
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& RTE LIN ES

Though trains FOR Chicago ANA the Mes, leave New.
York. foot OF Chambers-st. daily. follows. ami nve
minutes earlier from West I'D ST.: -
n.1S A, M.-Vestbued Express for Waverly. Bins'
J.lC hainon Elmira Buffalo. Bradford and saa-
maLca Paror car Buffalo Dining Car.
s).An Z, NJ. -Nestbuc Limited. Solid train for Ch.
C.VU cago via Chautauqua Lake. Seepers to ch:'
.ngo. Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car
f.30 p solid train to chicaso via Niagara FaN@
con r. M.-Via Chautauqua Lake and Niagara Eala
O.CV solid train TO Chicago Seepers 10 Buffalo.
I oCAI. TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL Recommendations 2di 29i. iO and 9j. Broad.
$50 Fast i25th,s.; Chambers and West 25dst fer
Iobcken and Jersey CITY station Erie Transfer Com.
pany calls ai checks baggage from hotels and rest
dences destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London. Jan. pat wool safes to-day 1850 bales
were offered The competition was spirited, especially
for erossbreds the offerings Of which wcro small Soire
Of thc nner lots cold for tho Continent The re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-01-27

METAIS-IRON- There be little beside,
smol trade the market for iron but Will" bnsir"s,
ia small little evidence OF brJadening Interest
and vet interest has not. however macf1!A"l Into
activity slightly improved demand !, quoted To- pi4
iron. Steel bllets arr active. altouSh Il s, hn%
recently executed a. iow Il, ~ 80 H. ihlladlphn
ON OOO.ton lofr.. .COPpfE-A slightly bc;irr feeling
IRE, ais but trade Is st OF small prop rlOns Sps
conner IL quoted Toe asked and casting At 32jGOr
Abroad spot copper - ca higher. Win good d.
aud sale. amounting to-day 70 900 Recent rNpori,
have been fair Exports OF domestic copper fIr tn"
ending December 81 are officially giv"n as ~ ol0 tom,
which above the eNpe ,tatiots.. SPEiIER There /,
much Hrn"r unde'ionc % ihc mor@ct ana t1,aav SPOT
vas quoted 352i. lId at the If. and cbuiry 30
bid Foreign markets were quoted by the EN'hangr At
IL "A lower while ST. Louis Arm IT. uncbangci price,
TIN-Therc ~ sfin qri"t market IN Tin,
although there better tone based patty on som" u
nroypment atroad and Hide Improvement Ia the
domestic demand. At the close tonight spot tin was
% lid against 1870 yesterday ........TlN PLATES
Duness and stsgiaton appeared 10 BE- about the only
things in the situation the trade waiting for news from
washington. ], q. MELVIN gradc charcoal are quoed az
mort Of Ne.Y for the week ending Januoy % were
70 79i boxes OF Tin atr ana $50 boxes 9' black lnts
r DTherc frner prevailing. givlg rise
70 better feeling although this has not YET resulted g
v,@h ~ any mpro in business Prices are Sill
Unchanged at 31o for 1uon and 3lj bid for February
Tondon and st. Louis were uiichnnEcd.
MOLASSES AND SYEtPS-Buycrs still have the a.
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Railroads..
pennsylvania
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foo. OF Desbrose, AMI Cor:latit ct
In Effect January 10th. 1919

- RAlLROAO.
STATIONS foo. OF Desbrosse, AMI Cor:Iari. tsu
In Effect January 10th. 1919
FAfT EHNsTd%NHA car r;SoIs
ans %n STATE RoaT eePn pnss SMOKING
Land S;23 4; NJ Cincinnati, I;iS K -. and Indian.
2 sSS'i Il NJ H Hsds ' KSb ~ sS EMPRESS
a and s csens and 9nny Cars 70 st. ou
o asS'i r. 'is p 1 VI fassF' ExEsruan spn.
q: Fl NJ s5ihwS ss;ss AZ
@%'nS M to n nsnne and d
500 t:us 4 II sccpns %2rgns p. ss.o.
ing Car To ttts,urg Connects Chicago and Toledo
daily. and Cleveland. except Saturday
baltimore. WASHINGTON AVID THE SOUTH.
s. SO $50 1910 dmeI Dining Gao. II \: M, i2;lo
onsf es "ng spf P P@as sns pan s 4:
S Cara ~ %i",ns %ars IS, : ": i:i; nEi,'
sn" r,yo $40 sed 49, D,1 a. s22 s09 OK m
sicepers % augusta TAMPA. and Xev.0reans; i2'i3
$40 r. by t2 G sae ane Ja' oS avsv
g TI S FS%T 9pS R?TF ,1g via
Charles Eonte a. NJ weekdays and with Through
H srE TsjsS F %q2T4 ;q@ Asg' Es
d ' 'ra s9 r. II sy a Rsy %ar:
s.ns $50 G. e. End Ed 'aH R S;y via p s. w A..
Palm Beach d.aie WORTH. $40 p. NJ. daily except
For ATLANTIC crTv. p. NJ weeh-days. with Through
Buffet I'srlor Car.
For CAPE MAY. y w. WEEKDAYS.
For Long Honch Asury Park. Ocean Grove. and Point
I.easant 9:lo \. Nj, 1900 noon $40. $40 and II :i5
r. ". weekdays. Sundays, 9:tJ \. NJ. jl5 j. ".
DO not stop 1T As,uiy I'ark ami Oc,al Grove on
SunGays)
FOR P:igLADELpT!,A.
Express: eco. 30 SO. $3.50 90. penna Limited
io:ir II A NJ y 10 G1orita SpessD; i22o l. 2;i9 g.
DAYS Express. 6:l5. SO. .. $50 10 imte9. 1000
"a odc ~ g. ~ II H. r. aaS Is -5 "ffs
Aston House 3i East 25th Street. and foot Of Des-
Ton Stre"t. o. Brcafway and BROOKLYN Annex station
foot II Fulton street Irooklvn station. Jersey cry
The York Transfer Company call for and check
baggage from hotels and residences through 10 na'icn
y n PKENo-r. WOOD.
General Manager General Passr Agent
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF EEW-JERSEY
Anfhraci,e coal used exclusively
Tour tracks Automatic Hook Signals.
Trains leave station foot II Liberty 81.
Tlrne ralle In Effect Dec II. isn2.

Trains leave station foot Of Liberty 81.
Time Table Effect Dec -. 1893.
For Easton Bethlehem. AiIentown. Maueh CHUNK Sea
1:lJ. ~ II - I,agtnn. 4. NJ. l:lo 80 GOO
TO Ess,onD. $50 5:,5 100 20 Allentown. p NJ. suni.yA
For WilLeslarrc. PitpsIon and scranton s:45 A. NJ
I:io 13, ~ p NJ. Sundays. $50 \. II.
For Reading 400 500. $40. 1000 III 30 a. NJ,
40 30 400 400 $40 80 p; y. 1913 night sun
days. 40 A. NJ. 100. 80 $50 ~ r n. i2:io night,
400 5:i5 r. NJ. Y Is night. sundays TOO. 30 p. ",
iol5 might.
eor sunbury, Lewis,urg and Wll,amsport at 400 500
A. IL 80 1:o =. NJ u - night. except SAT-
uriay night. sundays Ii5 A. ". 73l =. NJ 1915 nSht
Rcd BANK Long Branch ana points sontn 70 POINT
Pleasant 30 s:I5 1l:3O \. NJ l:3O. - $40 20 Red
Bank1 900 800 i.3s - POD rank. G:l5 + 81
lavs except and Asbury Park. 900 A. NJ.
400 F. 81. -
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis A. NJ. i:ij. 3:}O i:2D +. VI.
For Farmingiale Toms River. Barnegat Park and
Baruegat. 40 SIS A.. ~. i:fJ. f.2D y. II.
For Atlantic city Nineland and Bridgeton. $3.50 A. NJ.
For M"nn,ou,h Beach Saabrzht and Highland Bach.
30 s5 l:3I a. NJ. 1880. i:i5 +00. 400 L. ~ Sum
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Total warehouse deliveries. IL, No 1920 l2.4l5
l.rz,l coffee OH SPOT uu rather easy AZ ~ ~
for nIo No Z on spot Maid coffee IL quiet but aDouI
steady with VI 50V packages JAMAICA on pfNa''
IN, 1. ehou,oc . d.cid,vl
the Wilson bill OF duty OF 81 per 10 on opium On
lis he market advanced nearly 2c In coupe oil Gays
and u closes tonight about o. TO- anu IN come ,asts
SiSher nricss are asked These prices aro Tor single
casa ots Jobbng selling at FROM q O3uS. ~.
Powdered has been moved u about % 2o"So oV.
ouiune is very foreign In second mana, being
quoted cash regular terms anu some es haa
holding 22lc with privieg', OF Gocay contracts for
large Iots OF domestic In bulk p3c Is the selling prico;
A. me Amsterdam sale OF bark 80 cent OF the TOTAL
quantity offered sold advance OF from previous oh
ncs of about per cent. Essential OILS are very Hrhy
held Roots strong.
III DIR AND MEAL-Thc end OF the week SLOWS
very vnsatisfactory state In the nour market Ihs
volume q dealings has apparently been growing lcs ana
less each day. and the practical windup OF the week
sSsou excepting perhaps spring dates, and with the
whole trade demoazed and uneasly expecan; OF ~ ter
unsassctory change in prices sales to-day were 800
hhis Including bills winter patents at 81 10 LOO
bhs straight e2ds3 TO- latter pce for trade brands
400 bbls clears 80 so $50 bbls ex at ~ 40: $40
tbs at e2 $50 bbls Mt 81 80; 1,JOO bbls spIftg
Stens at s3 sOaec s. 600 bbls clears ~ 50 6Jds2 %
isttcr price for choice 80 sacks ex at ~ 90 51
sacks ex 81 20; $50 sacks No ut % II IS fes,ed
pressure may be TO dispose OF nour possibly this NAV
Sc increased by desire to get money BUCKWHEAf
Ff,OUR-Msrket hrrner and III better demand Sac-,
300 bags Q: s2L09S2 65... RYE FLOCR-The MARIE
is steady With sales Of 400 bbs at ~ s0as2 o.. We
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LEHIGh VALLEY r. R.

Stations foot Of Cortlnndt aud Dcsbrosses streets
vESTIBULE TRAIN PULLMAN COACHES.
J::sO A. ". for BUFFALO and suspension Bridge.
u ana 4. VI. Tor BUFFALO. suspension Bridge and
Chicago
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at 23S
Gel and 1923 Broadway i43 BOwery t56 Fast ic5,h
NewlOrk: $50 Fulton ST.. Court 81. and 9s Broad.
way Brooklyn. New-York Transfer Company Will call
check baggage from hotel residence through 70
destination.
t.emt En- stern OnIcc. 2JJ Broadway
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or which American COO 1'a9o'ooo ioa.Oo
vi o,h,os Snot cotton moderate demand freely
v ers unchanged sales ioooo bales speculation
mel Prce zoo hales American 940O bales receipts
ano o esp baI.s American 154OO baee: Mddlng 4te
Tntrss opened quiet demand poor a. from 10.aad
FEBRUARY 4i2as February March 4lSs March
AL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 42Iv January. 4i2d4l3
Cloths and yarns quiet The comIn'aw'
cotton statement for the week enong f''u'S ""'' ~
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

q. 7. {. IT.. x X r. ., LEsSF.ED =,
Trains leave West 42i-st. Station. EewYork. FOL.
and IS minutes earlier from foot Frankin-st.:
O;15 4. M.-Iaily FOR Albany. ttica syracuse Roch.
ester Buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago: except
Saturday for Toronto
5i15 ~ M.Daiy Albany. Montreal Utica Syracuse.
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto. Detroit
Cleveland and Chicago.
S;15 T. M.-Daiv Albany Utica Syracuse Rochester.
bunar. Sirsan rails. Toronto. cct-c.t. Cleveland
ard Chicago
For tickets timetables parlor and sesrngcar accom-:
odatons apply city oces BrooHlyn and New York ana
a. stations. Timetables at principal hotels For Other
Information address
C., E LAMBERT, General Passenger Agent
3 vanderbni-ave.. New-York
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Marke. closed quiet. Transfer,hles Janno,v 80
rhr,arv -55: total s,cs. 17s ooh cacs spot n,rRrr
r",s nrl steady: m,ddnr np,ands. .l6c nidd,na
Gil, 51Gc which f. UNCHANGED compared WIN y'su
aavs nrces Rates and of niddlinrs AZ Which g,nrN
shs, Than rrddIinus be delivered on contract ia
11nen dai,ng fair Tc on good district mddnr. ,cc
on good mddlinc. b:1ec low r,ddIns S ,"c e on
tr,ct middnc stained 1920 OF ncdling stained ,%
on stct low niddllno. stained 2OS2c on low vrnno
~ rhi. wcok Last week. Last ve,r
In store ..-..----''''-' 'oes ono 345 600 1875 OCO