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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16
Dbl. Sass' 90 r.,s so' 81 81" soasa

xsu.or,sars per bhl Sass DO Florida per basket
s2as Key West per erae sad isSbnr
~ 3i.c ner NJ Spanish snelled. 33sc and virginia;
for 10 l. Hickory nuts neglected A, - PEI euSm o ro
snrahs i1aisc and buckwhea,. ealoc Bee,waN STEADY
at 29Q30c per n Ginseng > "a'' 80 PEI ~ "
and cleanness Iii. .,s,aye recain,s Of milk
~ crsan et the different railroad distributing pon.s
IN and near the city FOR the week have been as i9oMs
~ any ~ cons ~ milk 81 Of condensed milk ail
% croo,n. SusGuehanna. 1850 cans OF milk l
n ~ condensed milk and - cans Of cream LackaWaha
~ ~ ~ milk and of cream Se~-1 OK Cen
- and Harlem. SO Of milk. 100 cans %. coz
1ai ~ md o3 cans OF cream. New York and Norm
IS - milk: New Haven and Hartford 20
a"s - milk. Ontario and Western. 500 cans Of ini,h
a. IN cas- ~ cream: Shore. 1875 cans OF milk
"a cans OF condensed milk and 33 Of cream. He"
49, c.n,r, ig5 cans OF milk 10 OF cream.
,sccia neoIs short routes. 800 Of milk and
"a cans on cream The total daily supply has been v4's
~ 49,. -, NIX IFS cans Of condensed milk and 32@ cans
~ cream The average price paid for the surplus on the
,,afforms ha~ been 81 e. Il can Of forty quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16

Chicago possibly due to this factor IA i now
-, I'm Showed an Increase Of 9j6eo busl. a'u ,hs
~ se4 900 bush The dealings In the mafke s,eadv in
small prices were coinpai d.l' q.
ia, ., ,%a weakness which prevailed IN Nn.1' 80
close was dull at i.Gc net decline me Ia ,,ea,er
70 sell lG 900 bush No sold at 5l.c ana pr, lsh nm
n FOR export. l"'''
..,raaa,s soId AZ milo delivered. NJ corn wa
XII in elevator; 80 az f9c. and steamer az a., hsnee
,.rS The market was very quiet. ana Snow r1s,
~ trnnorta uce from the final Of last vim
tone was a little weaker. very atseS III losing dun
,'If,a v.heat and the MAJ Ntl .'9.e
soveyer AT unchanged prices for the "a! ,hc total
"a los oOI hush Cash were very duIl a "a
easy sales were 900 bush track "ht a. ,,i delivered
at 34d34i.c elevator ana "'s.
and No :. white quoted at 81. car ~ LEY
".lic car No white nj y, '4c' .
10, nominal quoted HoatIoais ofHoo0 ' ,isr.T
Milwaukee and Gig6G, FOR hea,cd At ;oq me-.
MARKET nominal clover quo.ed NJ HgeS' - ar
orrs Quoted: japanese 3IGS'c ti..t -, M pre
We sa,e ~, for he corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16
LEH|GH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot Of CortIandt and Desbrosses SITS.
1000 A. NJ. daily for MAUcH CHUNK and inter-
mediate stations. ~..-
S:1S A. NJ daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BCF:
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, ana
the West principal and local points dininscar 20
Suspension Bridge. Pullman Nestbue Sleeper 10 Chicago
1i,1O A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate points for Reading and Harrisburg
400 =. VI. daily except sunday. f9r ELMlRA anf az
intermediate stations connections for Posve ana eai-
Ing. char-car WiikesbaTe -
titO =. VI. daily except Sunday, FOR l. ana -
JUNCTION AID pr.Acinal intermediate stations Pullman
buffet parlorcar Wikesbarre connections Tor Fot's-
vile. . -. -,
$40 q. caly. except sunday for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD and intermediate stations. ,
1915 T.. ". daily Tor Eason ara n,ernedlne s,at1ns
600 y. VI daily. for BvFFAIO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all poin; West. Pullman Sleeper yestibuled tram
y Y Chicago Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto; eonrec'
tons for Reading end Harrisburg. ~
G,O =. VI daily except sunday for Easton and inter-
mediate stations. 1900,
900 y. VI. daily Tor ITHACA GENEVA. RoCA.
ESTER. BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman sleepers TO Chicago and buralo Char
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 25. 26i ~!
AMI / 223 Broadway. ii3 Bovery. 81 East ian ST. Y
ras, Io5th 81 y Y So, Fulton 81. Court 81.
Broadway AMI BROOKLYN Annex BROOKLYN, y \, .-.
The Y Transfer CO. will call for ana check oagsa"
from hotel or residence through TO destination
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THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

NeW-fOTk, January ID 1870
COTTON--The market was inactive opening saes W.
at decline points. fluctuations during me iio
within "A Of points Inc after
noon session was marked by any very radical cahET
,rces remaining quiet. Liverpool was uisai.
rointng futures there opening quiet az y uecnne ~
about point. and closing with n net loss Of an'ut
s-,ot eASief IN tone .ul hul
uotahIv lower The market at the close wa
seadv with n partial loss OF points Tor me DAY Sdles
yers 10 400 bales. The .ret seemed TO De handcapIsu
bv heavy receipts at Houston and other interior po
.acoin,a towns cassed various causing n
revision OF estimates OF the portwaFu
r,r ,he week which estimated at from 2lOVp 70
OK 600 bales against 90 $50 bales last week i6o naies
year bales In 1S92 some traders CAIN
. ha market shows remarkable steadiness in view Of
the adverse and the comment on the dispSoh
longs their cotton favorable omen south
rn holders spot cotton have repeated their offers mace
YESTERDAY and It is stated that the markets az tne Sou
ra weak Receipts Houston to-day were l3O+o Bales
arains 10 bales last week sos bales last year. ana
a, Wennhs All bales against 13i bales last week. l29
bales last Receipts at NewOrlcans tomorrow are
a bales against 1880 bales
last week, bales last year 49,, -,
'Goen,nr range and close to-day ard closing bids tho
lei and follow
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rnr TRADE IL CHICAGO.

r5i,,n Jan Is tspecIai'.-A very du" ua'e' .o"''
c.,o, and heavy selling - - LOUIS ''Aue 49,
hoo, market to-day Price. dropped &c ana 'os"D
""''' ~ &C.. onorcd r 5si.c. sod between osssc
a,1 ,7,c and closed at Russian shipments we,e
large-3 500 900 bushels. Thu decrease IN ~. ~
,Isible 10000 bushels. n rather dSapp t,,
, c,e,rances were not large enough 10 " ~,
,a,la4oooo bushels The important p peSep,s wcrc
H.. ,ro,Vh was the du.ness primary Sc. I'D only
900 bushels Minneapolis ana pu asnns sol
n., 40 much wheat as year-Ioo cais sold
hal ~ n duu and easier May opened a. - Swimmers
bo,ween 4sc and 4Txc and CLOSED Al that they
80 ,he cut rates had become So genera 'insiness
wTc No longer Of any benefit In inereasl"s In
IT,. zero Certainly no longer any help 70 p,,y iIo
snc,ion was 4Oo cars: the estimat" for to"" M Lc
cables were lower The sanp.e mars oor ,vshefs
The Russian shipments were largeroo w. o,,s as in
1,or. US ms, such a Of AFFAIRS IN "as o. d',ra
corn Everybody cut rates. and rooooy ,,a,on
ar busIress on H. There practicay 10 ,"rrov
TI ne,econ vas 1879 The estimate tov '".aI a,
81 cars NAV sold between Sic and 30sac ana cos'n
3Os.c ...Lors all
Provisions we're weak. with the packers a.. .o.er
Il vas again a matter big hog receipts ana oco a
nrices a, the Yards. There 5000 TO-DAY ,hs
Tina cd for 10 Pork dropped -"c a'' anu ~
i2iRNlJc .. .ora &C.. calls
ISL pu,s on Nav corn iI7sc; Calls 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16

change in quotations Potatoes weak with iree Cd
ferings New York choice foc DO 90 ar ~
.sneSc, Network Hebron choice. 5SnDc buruanns
rd Stars choice 55c: do fair TO good oouo5c' r''e "
Monroe 5Oa55c. Other articles unchanged ., On
=. ,,s Ian Flour steady but quiet: choice 81 90. o.
asi 9o fancy 50 o5as2 10; extra fancy sogs Arm,
patents 81 55@s2 o. Bran scare demand ,a nts Gac
b,I east side and points 56c Wheat U Ma
LII 80. NAV J51sc lower July. 44su ioc MAP
W. Oats lover: January 3o4c May 2o c po on
mess sl 70: on orders. ST. lard-frime sesn,
aa h,cc Soc Dry salt meats-Shoulders ftc
,ngs Soc; clear ribs $500; shorts 39sc ss =
lIors Glc: longs Csc: clear ribs. csc; sho!'s -
cic nigh wines steady 81 o. Wool quiet put saS
Missouri and Illinois medium c9npins i'S S mo sn WS
erh and Northern medium. logl2c fine medium y" "a
~, ,5 inc medium Zoe Baggng Jobbing IA 10 80
H. .: q. 10 5%c Iron tlss' oy me I, Arm a.
- an sprlfor-Sp6t firm at 50 o''e
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ailroaos.
PENNSYLVANIA
3 RAILKOAU.
STATIONS foot OF DesbrDsses and Cortlnndt StreetA
I'm Eject january IL, 1898.


9 1910 A. A. MlTA1T LIIIrED Pamaa
om cars Arrses Chicago A. Cleveland
A. NJ. Cincinnati 10 A. NJ. indianapolis 'aa A. u
100 r. T:'e M2ciiIcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS;
pqma ana sss2ns and rl PnH csnc n o45 NJ s.
o sYi = H. Nj wf sssafS ssssa:
a F. III fsS4sa rs. s.S
Sleeping and Dining Cars to Cincinnati an" 10 Is NJ
800 MPAc1 s:'f@s Sleeping Car
land " wa ss'f 1rcS kND TuE soUTMo
gressiona Dr." 81 Parlor and Dining cars; %
s%p "r ar sa5 s g's sa6 aa F
81 ra2r ana Pi?ns sIF ns S7 'D'''S
SOUTHERN HALLWAY EXPRESS. go NJ; da ~
aay. SseSss HG spsnss Me%phI; and New
so$ sS sf. e's: 4s; 'i
daily seP:' 10 ta apa sweeper Tampa ssa
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY. Express 500 Pm
6 61l ThI POI 21 S coMFoRT anG %oRFoK
Chs''-s Route. 4 NJ weekdays and WIN n''aA
r6r sep %TtAITIc cry $50 r. NJ weekdays. Through
Fo eP' CAPE PEN NAY. zoo 7. NJ week,dsys.
F2 Pe acnS H o,o NJ l2o iso
week davs SUNDAYS IcXcep,,, Asbury Park and Ocean
'F0ve'' '''' ! ron ~ rrII;rE.i,r,pnIA:
20 20 s3" g. 70 90 e; ip" aaO dining az
-" sins cs 2 Il sa car! 3 So 70 Ems0 %
.iaS xs: .ss d, = ss "a ana %,
eaaS A:'or 9 o, s snd f's so q Futon Stress. &c
P-oadway ara Brooklyn Annex sa,ion rss'
street B2oyn S9l9 sa J fo and check bsggsss from
hotels and rs:idences through to r. WOOD.
General Manager General Fass 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16
r,.popr,x PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool Jan ij-3.45 p m-Beef-EXtra iada r,,re
sa,,lv AZ Irs: prime steady at oss ID u,
,osq Western line steady At 57s Cd; DO medium s'ea'
52s 81 Hams-Shori cut about ~ 10 10 10 III" =, 95s
about ~ 10 80 ID urn az
;,rt ,h Ibou ~ n, steady 32s: long clear mdIss
about A. H. steady 3!s ID; long and sh9r ceaf T..
lie, about - H. steady at 3ls Sd Shouueis auou
10 is ~ firm AZ 30s Cd Chess American nhest ,naI
and colorod easy AZ Talov PRIME ciy "o IN i
,,,s.sd cil-Iiverpool refined lSs Cd spirits
~ irpcntinc firm POS ID Rosin-Cofnnoh -'tnS "a
~ al Iard-prine Western. spot, stealy AZ 'os az.
Wheat No red winter steady at IS ga No req sps
".ai, -, = 54d Flour-St Louis fancy winter steadl
p, :, al ,,orn--Nixed Western spot. steady at Is 90
January strong at IS Esd. February strong at ~ ~
March strong ~ Is 2'.d. Hops AT bhuo" i"'"'' ~
..F,- d II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

pos,or Jan i5-The demand for wool has been steady
rI nrcss are about last week ohio heeces
arr quoted al 17glsc for Xxx and Xxx and above and u
~ N Michigan steady at lodloi3c ana no
! n, - ,onhing and deoine washed nesces have been
AMI vl.h 40 comhing at l9u2lc and ne deainc AZ
~ r. 100 Or Onto lTi,nisc Tor Michigan In IN
y,-,,l r ,bing wool there is good trad and sales
a. -ini7c f1r one quarter and tnrec-eghhs blood Ter
-. woods still sell freely and mostly IN mo range ~
ssir f,r nre and medium. with ~" secured basis
qsa gg- nne and a032. for fine medium Texas and
eaf.rna woods have been dull In pulled wool there -
...,g, trade ard hrner prices. and domestic scouNd
r.. ,re ir GOOD demand Australian woods sell At lSp
oir A. q. quality. Foreien carpet woods are in fair re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16

,, ,h., uiu soon serd them into me na ,ho goods
chaIieia Ia ,rohahlv loss than 81 per cen, writing
ui,bdravn remain the market al ,me men VINO
NJ H. ~ course ENCOURAGING 10 W. ,i,btrawn will
90 learn whether or not the E"os, or Ind
hang on A. a menace to domestic =, nrosnccvc mporta-
nan under the lower tariff rates IS m 49, as to make
w." ,s honed ina, they will not he 50 ,,i so heavily
~, :, i,~oads into the trade Of local ni'S ~
~. ..nslmptiun ~ WOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16


n,limne 'ar. - -it.ar 49," ,'''. r.
wa,,, a.a. s.. - r.at .nl 5i'''' 90 .ii.,.
Steamer - &c. t. s',,. No., ,.s ... n doo
-. y'" ,.,,, .' 1a, ~ sos ~. Team, NM
- 49,, s., iu.t. ... 200 hu.n v,a's ,rr goa
%i.,. ,,6-L 10, 5,S t1.h. H'e I'w s. ",..
49, - s 49,. ~ ,,, i ,r~h.. aie' snl -,caay.
,,.,r T. Ii,e-r.I January is ioi-iH2- '.'H i.r
inter steady fan, lreamesy 80" lnd.r l"g i,l.
ilae.,.. store packed iui3 Essf irm -lN--.- '''''
"I@ ..' M i.n '' D., 'r r'o, ,a,, cn qar, q..
Sl"'- NEE, i42o. W,st,rr ei9-a. ,nc.ae N'aiy
o., Sor'hcrn. ieair.. Western io.r'l' Esq qD,''
'n.'"''' '
loNs' ,... ,,r,... Lowest Closing
January .......... -. - 49,, 80 ~.
jug .............. - $500 'N''"'''
corn. 80 2 -. A..
January .......... 90 q. a.,
Jul, .............. - - 80 "'''''
oats. ~ =.
N"y .'''-'''''''''
Mess PORK. per tbl; am.
January .......... 81 ga 81 ga 81 3:a 81, ~
N''
,, ,,''', ''' ~ ESQ GO c72', c72,
Nav .............. G9,l 700 cs'a -"
Short ribs. per 100 n
I NiyN ''''''..'. 80 80. 3si,. 80
"''' -. ,,.,- ,,, c,,io, and
. '.' shi,,s ,i,g IN, and local in1uiry ught
t'' 1919 90 III. n = snrinr wheat 5gajs.
-" Sl,.ih IL, ~. ,,,, 81. n, . oats
,n, -. t.,r., ,.5,-.;r.
,t,...,t, III nominal
- an AZ. = az "a ,rl nor IN n,
a.. - Fn' -. s,.s I,ng. e. 7,s,Si so Irv saltai
n,xI a. -,,xi s-t.' sh,r, c,ar aides toxn.b
~ P,a,ti,. nn,shed s,,ds p.r ea
e. ~ Wv, c,,, ,a, "a Is, ,,"r hi. er,nulaeI 81 %
",,,,,ard "A s2 ~ Nor hiI Unarrd oil as
,o,o1 10 3D." National Itns.sd on C,,npnnv raw 3D.
tut ~ a., H. prnfrc. Evclony. t,-d,v the putter
,art, y. sc,dy .x,r, creamery DC. nrss oo4 slc.
ssr,nds i5Gaoc rgcs ere nul.t frsh stock ISsc per
dozen
Cincinnati Ian 1, Four oulet under fair demand
winter patcLt 81 5Ols2 so; do fancy, 3pas2 40 DO
family S2qS. H. do extra, 81 saSi % low grades 81 80
Gx ~, spnr pafcnt s.. BOd " do fancy 81 55nS2 q.
do family - toaS2 "a rye hour Northwestern 81 600
sex. d. civ 81 SOS. 10 Whent Market aIirt hut
nm: Light demand prevails and sales are slow Corn
Fair demand. receipts continue light but market quiet
No mixed rack iea.4l3c yellow ear track i5c: 80 :.
/ white track NC. So white ~ &c. oats are quiet
and in urht demand moderate receipts No E. mixed
track aoi,c NJ = mixed track 32. rive sfrong No +.
10 arrive sGi.r Pork quiet ard easy Moss Si 80 clear
mess sl3 80 clear family S2 30 Lard easier. lisht de-
mand. steam leaf Tie. kettle lard. nc. prime steam
dun at &c Bacon easier light demand: loose shoulders
a. IT,. loose short rib sides ti.. se short clear sle4
! az. boxed meats worth ic more Dry sailed meats
','i,r -. .bnulde,. =, loo., ,, ,us n, i,,s.
sh,,, cie,, ID &C.. L..,,I ,,..ta vorth NOR,
| Wbislcv Sfe,dy. sal.s oso hi. A. 81 %
! :. a..
MlIWhuk'' Jan, Il" Nhri IN hi"f opened quirt ana
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND WA


TO PHILADELPHIA. BALIiMoRE AND "AshlH"-
For Phiad ,lphia week days. 40. 500 900. lO;oo
CDnlnr Can. A. NJ, 30. $50 400 Gsunst Pa,.9s
night Snnday 4So 900 Ii 20 Dining Carr A. NJ. 80
500 Dining Car GOO p. NJ. 1915 night. o.oo ,,o
For Baltimore and Washington. week DAYS 9!o I. ~
Dining Carr. A.. NJ. l:3o. 80. 200 Dining CarD ~
p NJ i2i5 night. Sundays, 900. II 80 dining ar,
A. IL 80 500 Dining Car 600 p. NJ. 1915 night
Tickets and paror-car seats can be procured az ~
2si 4i5 pa LAO 323 Broadway. 131 6th-ave 81 East
l4th-s,.. ia East 25h-s 2G4 Wes, l2othst. 81 20
lumbus- ave New-York Court-st $50 Fuon-st. BROOK
irr: 0S Broadvay williamsburg The New-Yo-k Transfer
Company and check baggage from hotel %
residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16
FOR LAKEWOOD,

40 Sis A. NJ. 1:i5 $40, $40 P ".
For Far-nrggae Toms River. Barnegat Park ara bar.
rera'. $50 S:l5 A. NJ. l:45 4:fo p NJ -.
For Atlantic city Vineland and Bridgeton, 43o A. M
i:iJ r VI ,,.,, =.
Navoslnt. so Sis II 30 A. N. 49, i;io 49, so
sl.nAn, 4 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16
CENTRAL RAIL road OF NEW-JERSEY.
1Apthracite coal used exc.ussFe.yD
F0ar tracks. Automatic b!o,n
on AND AFTER DEC 3p. lo"t'

rrsIrs leave station 100: Of Llberty-st 4.
FOR Easton Bethlehem Allentown Maufn, 10 ao - oS
20 Eason) $3.50 $40 80 10 .N.eltown 70 ~ ,1"14ys'
40 7:i5 10 Eastonl 4. NJ. 100. 80 500 y. "
lio 20 4:So r N. sundays. 20 4 y? n. 80
For Reading AT 80 500 $40 1000 ~ a 81 ~
80 800 zoo - 80 NO $40 I'M 1 Inls rgn,
~ H9rrisb,+e at $50 500 90 =. NJ 1910. 100 o:
800 5:is p NJ. 1918 night, Sundays TOO 30 -"
r. NJ. 1913 night. ,, . -. ..,o M
For sunbury Lewsburr aId WemsIh3r, a. So % NJ
For Red Bank long Branch. and pon,s south TO Prnt
Pleasant 80. s:l5 1870 A. NJ. ;3o lfo % 70 ., Hed
Itnso' 20, ,, ,o ID 81 nn.oc, 400 r. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-01-16
WEST SHORE R.R.

Trains leave West 42i -. Station New York. as ~
lows, and Is minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
I;.sO \. VI. DAILY. Local TO Buffalo.
3:i5 4. VI. Daily Tor Albany. uuca Syracuse Roeh~
ter, Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Detroit Chicago. ..
5;l5 u. VI. Daily Tor Albany. Montreal. Utica, e!r.
cuse. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto ~
uoit. Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis. -.
7:t5 u. VI. Daily except Sunday. Tor Utica, syIsSS~
Newark. Rochester and Buffalo. ,.s.s.
SAB y. VI. Daily Tor Albany. UTICA Syracuse hosnd
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Fails. Toronto Detroit Ce'ea'~
Chicago and ST Louis .,..o-
For tickets time tables OF local trains. paror and sieeX
ingcar accommodations apply city Offices BrooAyn al
New York. and AZ stations. Time tables Al p'i"Ns~
hotels. For other Information address .. cant
l. LAMBERT. General PASSENGER Agen.<
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. II.
stations In New-NOrk foot of barclay and
ChristOpher Streets.
NESTlDl LED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET
CARS PINTSCH LIGHT.

N.
THE ORANGES. summit. Benarisyiile. Baskins
Ridge Madison Morrstown. Passaic. Paterson. Boon
ton. Dover. stanhope BUpns lake lake no
PATCONG. Iiackettstown sCHOOIEYS MOUNTAIN.
washington, PhiiIJPsRuRG. EASroN. WArER
GAP. STROi' DSBURG. Pocono Mountains. SCRAN-
TON, PITTsToN. wILKESBARRF NANTIcoKE.
pANVIi.I.r. NORTHUMBERLAND. Montrose. RINo.
nAMT0N: OXFORD NORWICH Wa,eryle UrIcH
Woo. ITHACA OWEGO. ELMIRA CORNIN9
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
10 A. NJ. -pINGHAMrON MAI. Stops principal
stations - -,
UTICA RlCHFlELp SPRINGS. SYRACTsE ard
meet .t Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving 9D
q IA, IL morning.
100 = NJ SCRANTON BINGHAMToN ard ELMIRA
EMPRESS Pullman parior
400 P M-sCR ANTON. wILKEsBARRE and PLYN.
OrTH ENpRFSS Pullman parlor
$50 p NJ (Daill.-fufalo Ncstbuled Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA. BrF.
FNO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car connects d
Buffalo with train Tor Chicago. arriving at . IS p n
day. . -.,,
$50 = NJ Oaiiy,-RUFFALo. SCRANTON BINGHAM
TON UTICA. SYRACUSE and oSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at u
Nurray-st ard $50 Broadway Tickets stations
1sS %. Broadway. 80 West ic5thst. az Columbus
ave York: 33S and 726 Fulton-s ~ Broadway;
BROOKLYN. Time tables giving full Information. at Z"
stations.
WEsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call sor and
check baggage hotel residence 20 destination
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" ERMONT STATE ASYLUM FOX The
INSANE Sealed proposals VIII be received at
Waterbury Vermont. until o'clock on the morning Of
February 10 \ H. 1898. for the construction ~ one
ward to the south wins Of the Vermont state
Asvum for the Insane Also Tor the construction of the
entire north wing Of said Asylum (Which. when com
peted Will duplicate OF the south wngl Including
plumbing. heating and ventilatng for the same
Proposals the different classes OF work To I've made
collectively. Buildings Co be completed
ard ready for occupancy by January /, 1904
Plans specifications he examined at the ONCE
81 the Superintendent. Dr. W H. Giddings whom all
communications be- addressed.
The trustees the right reject all bids
II any proposal accepted the party contracted with
viii be required bond 70 the Treasurer OF the
state sufficient sureties. In such sum
may be agreed upon conditioned Tor the proper
ple'ion OF the work.
Waterbury. Vermont. January TO- 1895
L. A. WOODBURY. tI,x-oriciol.
: -. liOBSON.
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WEATHER BUREAU. REPORT.


:. UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT. OF AeRIcUIr
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU. SAN FRANcIsco,
March 81, % p M.-Synopsis and general fore
casts The pressure is highest tonight over Wy.
oming and lowest on the Oregon coast. Conditions
indicate that moderate depression is now central
of the mouth Of the Columbia River, which has al
ready caused rain along the Washington and North
ern oregon coasts. This is likely to extend south.
ward into the extreme northern portion of North
ern California tonight or Monday. 1t is hardly
probable that it will extend far southwark San
Francisco.
The following are seasonal rainfalIs this year rs
compared with the same date last year: Eureka
81 80 last year 1925: Red Bluff 1882. last year
Francisco 1886. last year 16 10: Fresno 1883 last
year GIT: Los Angeles 1892 last year $40; San
Diego I1.10 last year 3.9S: Yuma 297. last year
2.16 inches.
San Francisco data: Maximum temperature So
deg: minimum. as deg: mean so deg.
Forecast made at San Francisco for the thirty
hours ending midnight, April !, 1895:
For Northern Callforuia-Fair, except occasional
light rain, commencing tonight or Monday in the
extreme north portion; nearly stationary tempera-
ture; brisk southerly to westerly winds:
For Southern Ca1ifornia-Fair; nearly stationary
temperature; fresh westerly winds.
For Nevada-Fair; nearly stationary tempera-
ture.
For Utah--Fair; warmer.
For Arfzona-Fair: nearly stationary .tempera-
ture.
For San Francisco and vicinity-Peobably fair,
but becoming threatening Monday; nearly station
ary temperatures brisk westerly to southeriy winds.
w. II. HAMMoN, Forecast Official.