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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01

Apples eyaporated fancy uqllhc: DO prime To choice,
9.4G0'.c: DO common to fair slaa9'sci 40 sun-dTiea
North Carolina, SLICED. fancy q, % common 10
choice. 4i-NGc. 10 state. 5Gc. 10 80 ls ltul COTS
AMI siias l.Hl.c peaches. Deawa1e ~ p, e
:e1.y 9"''so; 40 c.smol T. ch9fr ,;a15, fl,
berries. T., "pIic g.. lHlic' prin'S w. '''-'' VI"
'-sr =. , ,-~,sr,ro,t ,l,,.
FiDIS mig Y' special infrrtS' ~ -, w., 81.
Demand irnm al sources was hEei a'I n isg o =,
market b. easy. W." quote New-f"iN .'A's' -; /"
~, do me- l".2rc ~ cinmon S Si d INN, w.,
70 prime 1920, d. l>a2 13alG.. old dds. "a 10.
HAY AND ~TfhV,-Srprly moderate oJt trad- rather
quiat. prices steady tl.t prime per lp H. S1IJpc,
10 y, J. Goas5c. hppne. 5o455a: DO cloyer mted -
40. do clover SO straw Hi go. do at.
lo0 80. do short r,o 10
ITET-ALTNE-F Fresh arrivals today were l% car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01

Galveston Feb. 2s.-Cotton firm; mddling 7isc;
low middlirg 1916; good ordinary, Gi2c; net and
gross receipts s9S bales; sales, 2S1 bales: stock.
A.92 bales
Norfolk Feb 2S.-Cotton firm: mddling. Lie;
low mlddling Csc; good ordinary, j-l6c net and
gross receipts 5l2 bales; exports 10 the Continent.
40 bales; coastwse 1870 bales; sales. 3S9 bales;
stock (actuaD. J3.GG3 bales.
Ncw-Orleans Feb. 2S-Cotton steady; good mid
ding 7sc mddling ne; low middng. &c: good
ordinary 6ssc net receipts iiG1 bales: gross. 5OOS
bales: exports Great Britain. 300 bales: coast
wise 2.77S bales; sales $500 bales; stock. 29O,35
bales New-Orleans seni-weekly movement at 10
leading interior towns-Recepts. lob bales. against
69S bales last year. shipments 10 992 bales against
1854 bales last year; stock, 2Oi bales against
So2 OBS bales last year.
Savannah Feb 8-Cotton steady; nlddllng lei;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS

n,.s NewYork. February IS. 1924.
quS s Red kidney in buyers avS oher En is
S e shoSe per ,i bush g q 90 Co., &c g 8 81
g 80 black turtle soup. 81 05qs2 TO- yellow eye 81 500
row s. 1882 Is Do pes 81 ssas GS DO m 1Slnn 81 20
gs 81 green peas thls 81 15asl III; do bags 81 100
BCTTER-The market suffered further decline to-day
ing becomes more settled ana the pcgsTe TO- ind an
le for the goods led sharp cut prices Early tho
marks u fresh ca% e Ga Eft per r' 70 S q %
h were Irc o ,G to a. &c and that ngure failed
and largely nominal. state dairy quieter and weaker
quote Creamery State and pennsyl,anin extra per n
&c Western extra 25c 90 hrss 22'sQ24c thirds and
do State fall make 1Ga20c: State dairg new tubs OK
or Sumner rk1s finest 7aisc do s 90 Sal n'9 dc
hrs' lS g is%o" do S % Wei %9n 5
15.ql6c. do seconds 70 hrsts IA 5c do thirds
iq2c :pnnS5 MAKE 1 lisSS c rolls fresh laGe
fu-crcam whit at io'.aIlc and there are constant in
Home trade fair but not active. Prices firm with slight
SSq on abe SIS S w a ,s co%Tna are
coored fancy l.c do white fancy. nlsaialc do good
s%s sse cSS Sl@eS f12S a H2. tSnS DO
CG"',on 70 TO- r - nrlm" par skins small size
Sc common 70 good 3g5}sc; state fn skins 2a2,lc
,d saI o6S f es. rsssIEs moasra but
Sn 9TmS i hG fS s soe to SPAR prices
gathered lsisGl9c; icehouse poor 10 prime per case
FIRE Apples in Sh, supply and steady
but trade quiet cnnberTes in demand ana strong Flor
vide Of value: general tone weak: srawbcrres dun
90 a App p Bsdw d r So 49, sreenns
g. sPs Cod per bs sgaSs so n J So. per 81 S
lions 81 25as2 %: mandnrins 81 5Ogs9 tanssrncs SEA
EvSpoa'ed apple. are moving 50 slowly that some Sod
ers are inclined show buyer, slight favor. sundred
changed All kinds Of small fruits are quiet W. quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

s fctr.f IS 1871
for eiaugA'er'-s drec, .'F' .Nr' .A - T., 80 .e
'p ,t' ,.''i w. t .- d.. ,.,t.c .-l i....f
wSah cil.i"S s' a '.,.i w.. ,a-. - Graf ei
rcyln, Ia ~ g ,e re- 10 p ,,,mo 70 sr..r. r.
m,s So ok: - ,.n eni s, a; s2o]4S5 49,
na've 81. i,,. I, 1,s| i. -rrscr. III
ic os' '' r., l' II. ' e.,i.4 -l esa ,me'. '
day. ." ~ - u., .'.' ~ 3D., Ie-i, $50
Errany md ? -, qrs ~ beof fr j. n. -a.riasn.
moo" ''| 80 cf,..,,,i " "
ses.p N y l- ,oS y Is = ; @9 81. io r. a,
s. 49, u A. ga i;'' y, a. q 1o ~ . l i H.
- mzch cato ,l ~ H. - 80 s. 81 5a' To-. NJ, s.
Nc,oa 8 c w,s,oa , T. {, i@-' m a. 3, -; =
at 8 - c.,.r ,l,..o .,oo-. i.,e =, ,,.---c
ii do i3is d. %, -. = ao i:s' r ID, 81 o5. 20 J..
eo. is2 H. a, * a. q DO liz n a, 81 So d. iI7o
z z d. iS, f, s q, e % '' lo d. ijss h.
81 % ,,.... o., ,.,. ...,-- ,o,, -. =, g., -, A.,
IlSa p. ~ S. ~, IT, a.. icio =. q, s. ga,
NJ Gearn.,h, o. Cacar2 s,o,rs iisi n At 81 - u
n. at s. 80 ''
,te2 y q. 50 s. DO 90 =. a, So - cows mi bulls
1916 ~ al s. - u coy, ia5s az ~ ,. ~ 50 49," se
Is 10 ioi7 2, 70, q - r. 49, li,o - ~ e. So = ~
H. at s. O.. : auiir oiio r. ~ - go
1uli a. 60: bulls ioi' y 80 - -
Mich cow receipts or.r % r.9. ~ hclf dun A.
s2'4sl5 Ier heat fr per ~ r..l ,'.. ''.r include"
Ifa"nis,k Hollis t.l T. COWS go H@fI.iI ,-. bead.
J. Mccate. c'as ~ So am $50 ea.h
CALVES H.. iifs nf $50 Nv Work wlrs,fs 1tl hel D.
al flr sale Trade l... .rr-' ti1 rrf.,a ..ft iu'
about everything wac 'skrn Common t, .h. r. wal.
gold sju$7 - per inn ih. f'w extra 20 . e. ~ Gull
drcss.! calves weak and lower f'r aran c'l,rs.
citv dressed veals 500 - Nllc yer y. cpnt drF'
@N5c. III" calves A. 80 ~
slc9- .i-ucnheck Hollis: - v'nis ifG - o.
s. 30 joy 100 H. &C., 100 T. A. s. D. . lti = no So
d. 125 H. AZ So 90 - d1 liN 49, 81 5000 - &c. III
n, at 50 =. do. % H. az So - Do. l~ ~ ~ 81 30
q. INenhnck = rcals. go 90 y ~ II. = 9' L. -
~ Sc 80: d. lM H. az 81 90 20 do 52 T. ~ S1@'is;
~ Do. lDJ h. az 50 "''2. % cns IL IT, al 80 o..
1876 n. at s. -
Hume * Mullen: q Fe1ls. liNIVl n. NJ - 25tSt -.
80 DO 39 10 AZ 81; d. 10 u. al SO 20. IL d. liG H.
Sc - % d. l3 10. N 50 l2is. 70 do III u at Sc
s Judd e CO. Gs vcal5. - u. NJ 80 -. - do us
n. AZ SO 80; fed calves. pa y, ~ -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01

Chicago Feb. IS Special Wheat today started
strong but closed weak. May sold between 6o's and
ST. and closed at 90 G59t. cents. The Northwest
crn markets started strong AMI were the influence
for a while EVcrythinE. however became Sec
orIrrv when IL was announced from e"-forN That
the worlds visible supply Increased 10000 bushels
Certain local urofcsslpaals notably Bloom. who
took on considerable lines Tuesday became sell:
on those figures. and th- market closed AZ about
tho bottom. cables werc firm. tlearluccS made a
total OF about 30 $50 bushels. Western r.'"Ip F..
$1,000 bushels showed an Increase Primary re-
c,irts for thrc" days this week are 9D~1 bushels
ai...d OF last weeks while exports are o1pFl bush
els behind There WIS moderate milling demand
for small lots at good prices. IS 900 bushels being
sold. 80 export business was done here ana no
export business WIS reported from the S'anpdrd.
corn was firm but dui. May sold between a6ts
and a51s and closed ai- cents The receipts werc
large-4n cars: the estimate for Thursday was
40 cars. but thor, was good shipping demand.
with samples D., cent higher. Gables We're firm. EN-
port clearancos from the seaboird 2i3o0 BUSH
els oats were firm. Led by the strong cash market
Nav sold between 29', and DOL. and closed AT 2.'2
cents Receipts lI2 cars; the estimate for
Thursday 10 cars; the cash market was i 10 q
cent higher. possibly helped by the reduced East
bound rates.
Provisions all day were dull They opened FIRM
because hogs at the yards were 10 cents higher.
pork were free Tho market closed with It's adj
vance lost-May pork at 81 w. Nay lard NJ s. 10
and May ribs at 81 22is. There were 32oo hogs the
estimate for Thursday 22eO hogs. Provision
stocks. which Will he published tomorrow night
will be the smallest on record for March /
Puts May wheat the Curp were 3d. calls co.
Puts and calls on May corn were 36i2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD

STATIONS loot of Cortland and Dc.jro.sr. streets.
ZOO 4 VI. daily far MAUCII CHUNK and inter-
VILE AMI READING
800, $50 a. ". ds,l} SUNDAY S:i0 A. M for GENEVA.
ko' HESTER. BUFFALO. and the West and prime pal
, 9n. points dininscr and chaircar 20 Wkesnat
Pullman 10 Inntlo.
o'oo \. ". daily. except sunday. for sLATGNGTON
and intermediate points.
ESQ J. Vi. daily. except Sunday. for ELMIRA and
III Intermediate stations. connections for Pottsyic
hcadinS chaircar To Mauch ChuHk.
t;io y. VI daily. except Sunday l.. and r.
~ NOTION and principal intermediate stations: Pullman
nuIrt pAilorcar TO Wnkeabarre. connections
i;Io 4. VI daily. except Sunday for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations.
o;-o J. VI. daily except sunday. for EASTON and
Intermediate stations. '
$40 J.. u. dsry SUNDAY goo T. M FOR BUFFALO
NNlAGAsA FALLS. and all PORTS West Pullman
hIIhno; connections for Reading and lIarrshurg
.U;..O L. VI daily, except Sunday. for MATCH
'til.NK and intermediate stations.
, nioo v II. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA, ROCKIES.
uit BVFFALo. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
west; Pullman seepers Ia Chicago and Ruiralo
~,AAIiitonal Sunday trains: u :00 \. NJ for MATCH
~ IN and louisville. and 5:15 y. NJ for EASTON
al cE Es and Pullman accommodations 235 POL a,4
ghd la23 Broadway. li3 Bowery. 81 East i4th-st l5G
asst 10th ST. New York. 500 Futonst t,ourt-st
ana 9s Broadway. Brooklyn. " Y ' '''-''''
ohe New-York Transfer Company will call for ana
shsek baggage from hotel through TO dss,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01

very quiet and prices are nominally lower % sell old
s SIS ' rao af s S ' has d at ST. delivered
ne MIL GSos'ns are 20 10 qo,d
$l3 90 Scotch, 5000 So So steel bes s2SaS2s 49, 'x
Snp so h ark st cop aI ver% 9ct WIN
spot price quoted at @c London Was unchanged today
900 SPLITTER tone Of the market is firm.
Terv iitfIe sinees rsss.nr TTNTferc IS ~ new.
Development excepting easier tone abroad who're IT.
there closed FIRM at the decline ana SIS - BID but NJ
Pqrt'n az ~, "oT sa'rs TIrSi 10 t' an, h i.iI,
MOLAsSES AND sYRJPS-The general market is
quie; with demand # retail chlrater and very slow
At that win prices for better grades about steady h4'
80 stdues n n9l5I III ~, ,9
Common ia5c open kettle chocd ;;S5ec s5d to
BRINE fair S s5od fa i4 ord EGB prom NO o
NAVAL STORES s,ock-Rosin 80 Gls bbls: turpentnc.
tine remains quiet and prices are shade ea.e suh-
remains quiet but STEADY al the unchanged prices
OiLs-The market for coonseod oil is quiet today
here es well as the West and at the MILL Iari on
Prime tS crude bis 2sa2se prime erads bose ga
summer. yeilow 33a$gisc; OF summer yellow AHA
seed OH American raw. sc American. boiled. SOC;
eNe HI fb d hyovnr e r. Is no., overricniifu and
bld London Ssi A1ivorp,. 4,.d for March; Hun pa;
ID cotton to Liverpool eGid BID: cork f9r orders Is ~
prompt shipment; re,roea w. The d,71hd ar i Ia
fairly steady the volume Of business passing con-
pa nqcd to Sod ay %ere TsS s;ea%e s sasa Po
hS to WIN wha Sn Fa hes to G for ii
a5sii2os Cd; American ship wheat san Francis to
Cork for orders 2Gs 3D. option q TACOMA SQs British
do 2n % S ssne XII 9bs ne
Gnlae 90 sui 'VS Per co S1'' 81 ,vnrs rir,iSb
bark G13 tons general cargo NewYork to port in spain
Ipmber mobile ,9 Cle9fsSos s. 70 spa1ish gold:
l2c lSc and l4c schooner ferlizer 10 Bs
81 % and discharge; schooner. lumber NeN.-Yo,k 70
Caibarien 81 80; schooner coal and empty hhds hlla
dSph @ 10 Car9 N 81 20 ana zoe 81 s s9 ne
coal Hohoken 70 Halifax. 81 5o schooner lumoer Fensi
Boston Coo; schooner Ho6oken to Lube. eOc British
sTSSa h[ Pay to a Fsng9 ahSoS
steady tone The opening was slight advance IA ne
fair line trade The better feeling seemed 20 be due
pariy to the I've hog moyement and PARTY to the fi
s.2ui ,", 90 5ols OF moss porE 80 uei'cs ~
stock Of any ono o. tho articles for the wineup y e
owe PORK vaTke onif salss Ia Iris o,o,ed ,1ose A.
81 5oasii. family. si,qs14 80: sholt dear s. 5oa
s sicsdy fam if sg@s4 S @es s. 6a <i c
que, ln a c e On hs e5Si and M q a,
DRESSED HoGs.-Market steady; 100 N quoted at -
ME&HTs r 5cS"a r G G a, '9 u.s. Tor 10 70
i lb PisSlsd .hoqders market earer a G gse!
aTn 5Sc sTEARi Narkc, AMI t2r lafd at
T:ak.f and fairly alive closing at 5oo Tor prime
ssR e & city; ana sales 100 G to. reasd for
options were nominal at 7.eoc FOR March and 80 Tor
cE4 ErSs as tss s s5@ Win The w@
a is nor s9a r RnsGs we qqo 9 S ~ a., q
s sa FS2a S p nTs sgc faSGs t. tney
ass: Rangoon 3l.aic; ditto in bond 1ka2c.
S. 5Rs 3 .? Mu aSsd az q Ss :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
TIE SITE or TRADE.

Baltimore. Fob 2s-F'lour dull, unchanseI; sales ds
february. d0a6C4c: MAJ 52a a627sc; steamer 10
red. 56Isa57c; milling wheat by sainprg, U,a'v
mixed spot ana February, 4oi2@49sc; Marco, fy,sG
loi2c; May 4l40ni4c; steamer niIArI. fc ~ =,
Southern by sample, l2G &c; do on grade - -
42c: stock S59la bush; sales. l"3f" bus1' Ut il1
firm. 40 white Western -, &C. 80 : r IN
10 > 57G5sc; stock. 25.2S2 bush Cotton steaay
middng. sc EGGS steady l'c. other articles un-
changed.
Chicago Feb. 2s.-Thc leading futures ranged as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

Buffalo. Feb 2s-Cattlc-Receips FOR last - hours
2iO head total for week thus far 442O head same
time last week 7s0 head consigned through. 900 head
10 New York. 100 head sale 80 heal. market opened
weak and lower; closed weak. all sod. good butcher
steers 50 3O So 30 HoRTRectpts FOR the last -
12.WD head total for week thus far 81 $50 head.
time last week. 30 80 head. consigned through
300 head: Ncw-Nofk 100 head. sale 22.o head
market opened dull ana weak. closed steady Tor light
duh for heavy grades. Workers s. 4OuS3 e.. 81 20
mediums. - 5pSj 10 sheep ana Lambs Receipts fo- the
last ~ hours. 400 head total for ve thus far. 30 V
head; for time last week. - so head consigned
through head. New York. 1oD head sale
head market opened steady for good grades. dun AMI &c
lower for common. closed weak with lower tendency.
East Liberty, Feb. = tatte-K"eripts isht. demand
Light market slow. Prime. - Oa$i 20. good. 3igQ4c.
good butchers 3q3igc, rough lat. 3n3sc. fair Hight
steers - soQS3 % good Fat cows and he.rs 2sg3 c;
bulls stays. 2u3c. bologna cows SJu$lj. ipgs-ie-
cepts light. demand light. market slow and shade
lower. Phladephias s. $50 81 -. best Workers.
fair Workers. s. 254$5 30. good
heavy sows 81 5OuS5 10 sheep Supply light; demand
steady at quotations. extra. 81 ass ~
good 81 0OGS3 TO- fair 81 GmS2: common. 50cQSl year
lng Sc 80: lambs & 2jnS4 40; veal calves $j
So, heay; and thin calves $2NS3 30.
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n. y, ONTARIO & WESTERN R. R

West 4za-ss. follows. is minutes
ta:li"r from Frlnkin-st:
$50 a. NJ. daily except sunday Waikiki Valley
T. H. stations. MidGletown Eienvie. Fasburs. Liberty.
Carbonate scranton. walton pehi. sidney. Norwich.
CtCa, Rome. oneida. Fulton. OsweRo.
3l5 7. NJ. leNcept sunday. sullivan CO. Express
for Waikiki Valley Railroad stations. Campbell Han.
MiGdlctoNn EcEyiNc. Mountain Dale Centreyle Falls
burg. Uurley,ile. Liberty Falls Liberty. Parksv!e and
Livingston Manor.
7:43 P 81. daily Mldls,ovn. summityille. Falls
burg. Iooiy. L.v'nsston Manor kocAiand Walton SID
Norwich. Ont.ast. fulton OsWeBo, Niagara Fala
Detroit. ChrtrO.
Tickets Pullman no'a flows at 81 Rroadway
J. c. ANDERSON @. +. A.
he Fs.aver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01

low mddling l-l6c; good ordinary co; h ice
70 bales sales rs bales; spnners III oaies' s'ocN'
hal
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

NJ, Fast tAp1'sS
bALIIMORE WASHINGTON, CHICAGO, CIECINs
Natl. ST. LOUIs AND ALL POINTS WEST.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
Leave New ork, Io OF Liberty st. daily. CHICAGO.
i i$y, NJ and i2;l3 nisht rlTs9uRd 1870 p. NJ,
y !, N daily Csuncays. 1880 P NJ. wAsiIINGroN.
iso q o EE s 2GN 4 ~ p al o A. Al pnns cs2
h isad' Al trains dsi' except 300 p. NJ NoRFoLK.
S osS A. daily through sleeping VIA washinston
ll;,i4o iroadway. 81 East l4thst 400 Grund-st Y;
ga brooklyn; station. foot OF Liberty st.,
Nsw.Yor. Transfer Company will call for and sh.on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01
ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. L.cK.w.yva AVID WESTERN Rn.
stations in Se-y-IOrIs foot OF Barclay and
Christopher Strccfa


Christopher Streets
yE~TIBTLED tKA!N~' PlLLDN COtCHES
Direct route 10 NEWARK. SLOOMF4-l-O, MoNTCLAIt-
THE ORANGES summit. Bernardsyii.e. EASING
Ricge Madison. MOrTc;0wn. Passdlc. Paterson Boon
ton, Dover. stnhope. BlDIs LAkE , LA.<E ny H0-
IATCoNG Fackettsto WI SCtOOLhfS MOI y ! = -;
Westminster Phli,LIPSBUEG. ,.NsioN M +e "
TON FIITsToN. WlLKESBARRE; NANTIG50%E.
DANNILLE. NORTH AlBEkLANI1 Montrose l5LSf-
IAMToN 0NE0RD NORWICH. Ws I:4 TTIC &C.
IICHFIELD SPRINGS Cortland, SfRACLSl, o.
WEGoo. ITHAc,A owEGio ELMIRA, Co3N Sd'Si:
WEST NQR{rwWEST A AT,- .oUrH5wGGSSTT rco rx.
PRESS Pullman Palace Cars CONNECTS at Buha!o
with train for Chicago. arriving e2o a M aeSs
.:oc a. M-BINGHAMToN NAIL. Stops principal
stations. 1890
400 T. M-sCRANToN. RrNGUAMToN and ELMI2A
EXPRESS. Pulrlan parlor $500,
go y. N--StiANTON. WILkESBAREE ana PIN N-
oUTH EMPRESS. P,mna parlor cars ,,-,,
$50 r NJ ,DaiiyN-BI-FFALO LIMITED ENPRES+
PULLMAN sleepsrs Arrives - III e m ,-- =,
poo j. NJ Uallyl-BCFFALO UTICA AMI OSWEGO
EMPRESS. Pullman Sisepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS - Y
Mgrray-st and ~ Broadway Tickets at TER staoa:
80 and 9i2 Roadway ~ West i2sthst. 233 Columbus
ave- Ncw-forl5 1873 Waghncton-st. 20 buttons; snf
nation. at all strtiona
WESTCOrT EXPRESS COMPANY viii call ''- ans
check baggage from hotel or residenc. to destination
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Ocean Steamer

INTERNATIONAL. NAVIGATION COMpANY's LINES
From Pier "a. North River foot Of Fulton-s,
AlMl5R1GAN LONE
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and convenient LONDON
No transfer by tenler. No tidal delays.
Close conrectlJn al southampton Itatrc ant Past,
BY special twin-screw Channel steir,-s
NSw. York M;h - m oy yo,, N % d, ~ H.
R[SD 9IALR llIl[S
FOR ANTM ERP
WAESIAND. .............W elncsday March :, a. m
HELGENIhN !, " n, AZ, Az M9rch a. i n m
ROWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-01

TIMOrHY-Marke dull; sample seed. 81 25gS1 in store
ious day and for the corresponding date last year;
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CUNARD LINE.

90 TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN
HgcanIa Sia1 1o :. m Erura MGh 81, m
S cmS5s; ,Mch T. 10 m TO- m
ch,f FROM Pier 60 North River. foot Of CTarlSon-st
Upward accord In Upward. second ,eobia $50 ana
x.p sexef to and from all parts OF Europe
vsry ow fates For freight ana passage apply a,
Pvppy eNee !, No; nowng Green Nsw.fork
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Railroads..
RAILROAD.
SiAiioAS FOO: Of Des5rosr, anil ro-sla1il strss
IN EGect Febrnnry ION. iSDi.

o.,,o IN Effect February 10th. 1921.
I3:o0 A. ,, N%sfLJ1NffA' 4 Ll y b5S @PSlm,,
aad H. ga a. ''o9. see5n~ Dining. smosns
i lqSf az X e.Eea9 i5 T. i and I1 Saiss.
900 Il. H. cHic4Go And ST. ~ife 1872 Express
yo "a and 9cePaS al nning Cars iou:s Louis
c! LSgif re P e1i,,o99o = '''' a. d. st.
and Dining Care . CHICO ana c,,a,,n1 'a,g5a s!!
oi +. VI Iil1 s5 8 Gsi11s1 ~
Ar S4P9 c Enc anS fSTs to GTTcn7s aHa Louis
500 81 1?u,, & RAG II fc'? r@P ga1,2Ps 49, d.
inr Car - pIi'sbnrr cornec,' ~ chicago and rol',
BALTrIOH,1. WASHINGTON AND TIT; SOUTH,
: 80 2.Sg - 10 pHii. lining car II ~ j.. i !;
s5rSc S2se2 al ns29S AID al f RanF es @
Cars 4%o Dnins Car. $50 p. ~. i25 i nishtss
all Par2? ana Dining cars 40. Coi7as cdr '" )
400 p. M.-Rich-ronc nra D,rvrr, Evp-o.,. darv
sioepers 70 Agrusta. Tampa. end Vow O-loa-:: Iaij
500 p: IW.-Daly fo- c'o1,5oake & o6io ealv,v
r5E oTp ro!NT c@sEo:r ag sI' NORFOLK vi, Cap.
s ssss: Eq'' lSy ~ weekdays and with Thross
F12n?H SPTct .r %42Nrc 20 aoa2 81 s@G' W.
a H"a3 ' Fs $40 rSar ai d Key s w.
+ $'15 p,; re o' rS, v' r' s. VS.
FL ATIAyTIc CITY. 10 3 " J" vec i.g with
For ah chPr i NV Peg, n c1 Tcss5,v.
Fi P,. IeRT H soIS A; o'e,r ~. T;?
p. N. wcek-davs SUNDAYS o:i5 g. ". 5:is p "
.,o nor stop - Asiurv TaMc Ocean Grove
r,or.. 60 For S r III sgs p. s.-,, ,.
40 5. Q. :. 7;5o. SO p ". l2:i5 nigh spn:
DAYS I'Vpress G.iJ $50 . 0'2n 90 rlr,itofD I0.n0
A. NJ. q T. 40. < g. 7:i5 s $50 p " ro:is rgh,
Ticket Offices: Nos. 422 0ff 1895 1l2 D-raf-r7v
As.or House 174 Fae, 12,-h c'r,ct. foo,
brosses and Cortl7rdt Streets: Court s'-eot F.-
ION Street ~ BROADWAY. md D-ooklvn Annoy Sa,ion
foot ~ Fulton Stroct Ts-ook,vn Gafion.
The New York Transfer Company vii cell for md che-s
b rom hotes and residences through
- provost. T. p WOOD
General Manager General oasg'r Age-,
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
~ FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND Fb0RIpA
HHTT M SIX 6&7 tSz ;E' By Sf's SEA
10 GALVESTON TEXAS.
MEXICO cr 11:a H%6 b points T5ii rs IN MEx1co.
DENVER COLORADO sP@IXGGs. SALT LAKE CITY.
And q4 s2@'he;q (q p1q ; WRicr resorts
s. 3{ S5IS sT TANPA &C. ssa
@hN RT Hr d T to- Me Sns deorsa PoTdS
sS 9saa IT, sS & fFss
NETHERLANDS LINE.
" for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulogne
S aia4ey Marsh NaF:h I g. at at 3 M
cabin SO ani upward second cabin 1885, steerags
H,.,.nr.r Asda,y 81 iir.advay ''''' ''' e''''
ALD DOMINION LINE.
IS 3 EM Fort F NWs nc PIP ID
VIRGINIA HEA II. Pi:rENSEL re- AID RICHMOND.
~ sat- s"i f him. Kam5ad ~, JA,E5 AMI
Fer Erw PN n ,oo Bcach nS[' at H3d Sa M
st tickets W. en-" GL li'G rFa 9ns' Manages. 9'
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
IL FOR Ia .GrArEA. rCEHT9 cAnELLo cURA.
rRS@4%G ffAi!!ahnFoNrN sr5RE ORES I nR66K1i4y
s ; 1AKr :-.-.-.... r.. TUESDAY March o. p N.
Tiiilrr.1Ar,A ga;lrt MarSRh e m m
Aacc3n ,,aacr. bum txprcsly for he TRADE.
a''s w. ron MAI;,cXIHo"F REIGH+ Only.
s. MARACAIBO o.. ............ Saturday. March II
BOtITON. BLISS & DATICTT
General Managers 1875 Fronts.
- AvANNAI LINE.-THREE STEAMERS
- WEEKLY New Pier 80 y. r.. FOOT Of spsng-,t.
: s. CITY or AIGI STA. rAurglay. March ]. ?. m.
= = KANSAS tIfN....... Saturday. March 2 y. n.
: g. CITY OF EIiAI;'. Z = u TUBA. Nch = ?. n
T. e. AMI =. L. r. FOR ALL POINTS SOUTH Through
@ 9: @ r fes 'K s ,s s ,nsC ap sfeo tn
c,ht HHHTT 81 r1 na A 3 and NJ sa A
l. ADAMS - r ! r. L. WALKER; Ast
@ " SORREI. Manager.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW-jERSEY
Anthracite coal used eyciusivoly)
-Four tracks. Automatic P'ock Slgnals
Trains leave station foot ot Liberty 81.

-Four tracks hutorla'ic F'ock sgnai.
Trains leave station 'oos Of Liberty St.
Tor Tas'on Bethlehem. Aliea;owo. MaueA CHUNK &c.
.s5 F'.:I 3 ~ 10 10 &c 70 A'n'o" Sr"dy'
Tor Wrkcsi5r-s .Iit's;or and s..-an.o-. o:io A "
40 i3o 40 p n M sgn d $50 80 4 n :,
days. %;so A NJ. 100. 20 $50 80 P ". i?:,5 ngh
200 6:.s p. NJ. i2:l5 night Sundays 100 $50 P Il.
1918 night.
FOR sunburv Lew.ssrrs cnd villlarsror, AZ 40 $40
urday might Sundays. 7:rs VI. 80 p NJ. 1913 nrn.
Pleasant; $50 SIS I:ao NJ 20 -: 2 20 TO Rel
BanlO. 400. 40 q % - Rei Hankl. G;i5 ? y. sun
cax- e1c.p; Ocean Grove and Asbury Park. o." A. NJ.
FOR. IAKrwoon
40. Sis a. NJ. 1:45 $40. 40 p ".
For FarmnGiale Toms River Bnrn.Tat Park ard
For Atlantic City vineland and Britge'on 40 A. ".
For Monmou,h Beach s.abrieht. ard Highland Beech.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
pHrLADETPHrA BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON.
80 tp on Car a NJ 49, $99 t9g Bun,t f2s
night-. SUNDAY, $40. 900 ll:so, Dining Cap A NJ.
For Baltimors and washington week days, 900. 1870
" 12i5 night suriays 900 II 30 Dining carr
Ticket ard paror cor ssnts can be pr.cirsi AZ ~
efl az. ga. lao 223 n.oadwoy. ~ On AyH.
g. Ea s c ~ s. 3t E3st IS,h s. 22 s. ~si ro ~;
ton 81 Proc'.lv-: aS proadv'ay WILLIAMSBURG. re
Trarrf,- Germany wiz f1r and check bag
reg" fron Not.l or residence % destination
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GTION LINE
N FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
From Pier 49, foot = GraEd-st Jerfev cry;
ALASKA SATURDAY. March % I'D a. n
cabin passage SIC upward. Second cabin. $50
Storage So . - , -
Toiorhorc zoos Co~t'ardt 35 Broadway.