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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
lEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

Stntions foot Of CortIandt and Desbrosses Sta
700 A VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inter.
mediate stations.
Sis 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BCr.
FALO. NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE, ard
me Wes.. anu PRINCIPAL and local points; dinng.car 70
Suspension BrIdge Pullman Nestihule Sleeper Chicago
1iil0 a. VI. daily for MAuCH CHUNK and inter-
mediate points Connections for Reading Harrisburg
100 r. VI. daily. except Sunday. FOR ELMIRA and I'll
Intermediate stations Read
ing. char,ca. &c wllkesbar-.
ITO y. VI. daily. except Sunday. for l. and B.
JUNCTION and pr.icipal intermediate stations Pumss
huret parlorcar TO wlkesbarre connections for Pcs
ago q. Gailv. -xcep, Sunday. for SOUTH PLAIN.
FIELD nnc Intermediate stations
nL3 r. ". daily for East,n and intermediate stations
500 J.. ". daily, for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS.
and all poin West. Pullman Sleeper ves,ibuied train
y T. 70 Chicago Seener ~ Buffalo and Toronto: connec.
lions tor Reading sni Harrisburg.
G:o y. VI. daily except Sunday. for Eason and inter.
mediate stations.
300 r.: VI. daily tor ITHACA GENEVA. RocH.
ESTER. BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS and all points
West. Pullman Sieepers 20 Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
Ticket. ., and Pullman scconnodaon. at ?3s; cs =!
a1' l3H7 Broadway. lt3 TRovcry. - Eas, ith ST. lN
Vas: i23,h 81. y Y: GO, Fulton St. 4 Court So. %
Broadway and Brooklyn Anrev. Brooklyn. y. =
THE Y T. Transfer co will call Tor and check oagy1ss
from hotel or residence through 10 destination
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EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

Eew,-Norn. February u. lS''
COTTONTho market opened quiet. but steady IN co',on
with room ade,s working tho buying side fricss
improved LITTLE the demand failed TO stiinia''
much the way 81 general speculative huying puns
part ~ the session the market was hrm anH
more active. closing firm ga points advance. WIN
OF lo1a'" bales. The Liverpool news this morning
gave somewhat adler than anticipated as "
suit ~ which local operators covered their snort
al q small during the early part or the
The during the morning not s;imula'lnS
and the best the advance barely maintained ne
situation Liverpool without important beaTing
Prices quiet and about stead" carly later inc
closed The reports regarding the movement had
steadying influence early Tire estimates the port re-
cepts to-day encouraged the buying. The seiniWeek'y
statement interior showed smaller TO-
tai than last week The figures reported were l""" nal
receipts J5OtS bales last week and 3OVp
bales last year Shipments good. amounting TO 81 900
bales against $4,000 bales last week and 'o hales aS
The early estimates the por; receipts Tor the cay
2ic60 bales leaving t. predictions ior inc "ecN
S5 small estimated receipts Tor
New Orleans tomorrow influential feature in the
Afternoon advance helped by reports o. lighter
Houston Liverpool closed quiet hut steadN ana
encouraged the comparative seadness abroad ana pros
lessen'nC movement traders were quite ldH
buyers during the afternoon. 800
Opening. close to-day. ana closirg Dds the
-i,t,er ch, I'D 'acf,p mar
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baltimore Feb cFlour dull sales 90 eos W Wneh
57ssGasc: May '9a5a.c steamer No ed 2'a2. -.
stock 1S3cI7 hush sales igo bush corn s t7,
,oivcd spot and February G'sa4G.c: Mar'h FTti,tc
NAV tssc bid: steamer mixed. &C. bid southern wnit
and yellow t7c: stock 5263is BUSH s1les. lo"u LUSH
oats inactive and steady; M white WESTERN ''n3m
No . mixed DO 3l434Lc: stock 2e'.'?I bush rye dui
N .6G5,c stock 81. 1856 bush Hav irin; Sl2qSl. 90
Grain freghts quiet: TO Liverpool nor bushel "a
February Cork orders 2s gd<'2s 0et Cotton duIi;
niGdngs js,c. Other articles unchanged
Boston Feb. G.-Fiour quiet but steady. Corn irn.er
oats Quiet shorts quiet. Provisions quiet buuer
quiet steady. Northern trramery. 2aM2hc: western
a;a.jc Cheese steady: Northern. lldll@c West
ern iOdlI2c. Eggs hrmer: nearby. @ou3oc' Eastern
2Sc: Western and Michigan. .IH2Sc
Buffalo. Feb 6-Spring wheat-Lmits firm tor No
hard Al iOE.c over New York May Sales 5000 bush IN
lots a G,i.c: 20 bush Chicago No Northern at TAG
ove- chicago May. Closing No hard N'ss; 40
Northern GidGti,c: old do BIC. Chicago no N9i,n"h
else Winter wheat quiet Sales cars M req oos
ears No extra 56i7c track 300 bush No req III
store chicago May; No WHIT soc asacd stohe
Corn opened closed strong lc higher demand hent'
closing yellow. tGsc; No yellow '1c No corr n
,r. No corn tJafJisc asked on track oats dui' no
White s5c No white. 34sc; No : mixed S2c S On
track Barley firm good inquiry. Unchanged: kve Gun
No !. sc ASKED store. Flour firm, unchanged MIL feed
strong. unchanged.
f,i
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,g. range ord o.ose to-day ard closing bids the
mic NJ acf r.ll,nX.

Market closed firm At GA points advance COMPARED
with yesterdays closing prices. Transferib!e houc's
S4Oc sales lOT 500 bales. York net receipts.
1866 bales gross 1879 bales Exports; continent "a
20 bales stock 1866 bales Total net receipts to-day
bales this week. lGG2S baies Exports To-
dav; Greai Britain j.4iG bales Continent COL bales
Thus far this Britain 5oi2 D1les France.
7175 bales; Continent. A9IS bales stock o''.t bales
spot sales to-day and last night as ohcalN re-
cotton dull easy middllns uplands 5'sc midlling
gulf Use which unchanged compared with Nestei-
days closing
Liverpool cable-Spot cotton. fair business doing sales.
bales speculation ana export 800 bales American
receipts. 800 bales; American 300 bales.
64d decline closed quiet :. point decline Februar.
255s February March 25Is March April. 2jss: April
.59v; May-June. 26Ozs: JuneJuy, 262s, July August
September 3o0. SeDtembeT-Ociooer JUS
October 3G3b: November December. @oii2s
arns-Some business doing at low prices
Cloths quiet.
, COFFEE-The market the greater portion OF the day
was an exact reproduction OF yesterday The making ~
quotations seemed The chief business In the cary
when a shade higher prices were made FOR some
months a others. Local traders. as
well as European holding back The decline In the
rate exchange gave color the belief that
ports Of political troubles in Brazil may prove not with
A difference OF points paid 20 ex-
change 300 bags February for March delivery. Ro
cables lower for No A. 300 refs: cx-
tinted States. 1000 bags stock. 1900" bags. Santos
rn and rsis higher at l5.4oO: ripis 900 haSsi
stock .1SWD bags stocks badly assorted and good
qualities Hamburg steady al : pfe de-
cline: February. - pigs. March go: April. 600.
MAY - "a: Anis franc higher; February. 80,
Contracts closed quiet a. 5a0 points advance. Sales
xy.re lseS follows.
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10 nOo bush No Q sold at under May in store; May
closed 4ssc at 4sc delivered early
and 4sc elevator late. and 2Mo bush un-
graded corn at 4Si2c delivered 80. OATS-1he oeailnss
in small to-day With the movement OF prices
following distanty in the corn market ~
first little weakness but this soon gave place
buying the rise in other cereals, and
prices quickly responded this Influence although no
much enthusiasm displayed 20 continue the demand
on tho advance Bradstreets visible decreased ii1oO)
bush and is lO0si 900 bush. There was little reaction
IN prices after O'Clock but late in the day IN sympathy
with corn market hardened closing fairly steady at
ssa'.c advance Cash oats were quiet put STEADY
sals verc 5000 BUSH including 1000 bush No oats AT
safe elevator 5000 bush afoat AZ 34'.c. and 1000
hush track white 3,Nsic No white quoted at 31n
SO. 49,. BARLEY-Market quiet. Quoted No Mil
waUkee G4c ungraded Western ota6Gc MALI.Mar
ke dull Quoted: Western. 70Gf .SEErS-Market
quiet quoted: Timothy s6as6 30: clover, 81 15Gs9 -
49,. BI'CKWHEAT-Market easy. Quoted: japanese. 81
Q54c: silver hull 491iJCc
~. ~v. ror cornarson the chasing prces Of the ore.
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OTTER Markets TELEGRArH.

Buffalo Feb g. cate-ft"ceipts last - hours. 1VD
head: week thus 500 head. for sam" time
last week. 1850 head. consigned through. lvp head 10
New-York 40 head: market opened with nothing doing
and sale. but with feeling firm closed with
feeling ioss-l:eccipis last ~ hours. 800 head
total for week thus far. ~ 100 head for sam" tim" last
week, 3s 400 head: consigned through I'M head: To
New-YoTk. 200 head: sale 100 head market
opened active and higher closed n. with about all sold
workers.. 81 J5HSt 60 mediums 81 JOn$i 81 good to extra
heavy. 81 j0HS4 %. pigs slow 81 JonS o. roughs
81 Gj0<l stags <,pS; 80 sheep and lamhscceIps last
- hours week thus FAR. 30 head
for time week 20 500 head. consigned through
600 head NewYoTk. 400 head sale. 600 head
market opened strong FOR 10 fair grades and 10
dl5c better for and Lambs closed with sales
OF lambs 81 81 heavy lots loads
on sale. early sales: Good 10 prime lambs s. 33ds5 NJ
fair TO good 81 J0Gsj -. cus and common 3. a0$ 81
extra mixed sheep Sass 81 fair good 50 23aSt cis
and common. s2aS3; export wethers higher good 20 extra
1872 n. 81 3JHS5: export wehers. 81 75nfi -
Union Stock Yards. Chicago. Feb. G-'attie-Recepts.
1I.01 head. market strong. common To steers.
81 30aS5 So and feeders SO 25q$3 IS:
bulls ~ 5oaf3 So calves; So 50qs5 a. iioss-Recepts
choice mixed 50 s5as+ 81 choice assorted - 060ss Is:
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head market active and frin INFERIOR u 'o'e'
81 .ndsi -. lambs. 81 2,r$3 , .e- had. r,arle,
pn st,onp. TEXAS cattle sold f5c higher; native
.,e@rs ssasi 40; cows So 10 Texas steers s3aSt To-
Hogs Receipts head market brisk ana stao un
prices saoc higher heavy s4@si 2S mixed DOC y Ss s'g
"a light sOd<4 o. Sheep-Receipts i'-," m'an.
Ike, active and prices higher native mixed " 'op
8. ~: southwest mixed 81 81; lambs - 90 ,a
Fast Liberty Feb G.-raue-R'ceipts nsnt uen,'l s
better A. unchanged prices prime soaS2 %; se9 sa
e. s,asi i good utchers Sc .1n$i To- roush at 9ou
e. :" Hos Receipts light market active ana shade
higher heavy PhIadephas 81 45ast 5p best mixed ~ W
S. A., best Workers OHs+ ~: common 70 fair YORK
e~s 81 20ssi y, roughs $685. shcep-suPpy Isn' a
vet ,c,iva and strong both sheep and anbs; cxtI
&. SSs: 10: tool cOas3 90: fair mixed " aoass 90
common sJaS2: yearllngs 81 2qxw best LAMBS ~ oo
ass Il: common to fair lambs, 81 oonA
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Liverpool Feb 3:ii r. rect tN.fa INDIA me-
steady prime STEADY 90 90 "l i'ff
1~'rre moss V.s,.rn me duu q -. d. m-'iiun
li AZ lis 81 Hams Short sut. about u - ~ ID nl
a, sos T,cnn- Cumberland rt. about = 90 - To- si'l
AZ .fs short rib about - 10. steady ~ ~ lll~ 'i""
gl!ddles about - n. steady ~ - 81 eng anu fl-'
,.ar ,uiddes afou, steady al - 81 ~ Hll'iN
AOut /. 10 Is -, adv ~ - Cheese" America h-
vhl. dlll a. SIS American finest col -cI. all Ut 'V
Taiovr- nominal 'oifousr"i 'i ldNrii' u
refined easy i5s I'D Svints ~ inti"niinr r'""nl
ia RI Rrsin-romm0n firm - 3 l".i l-if'i fiin"
Vcs,.rn splf firm nt 80. ~ wheat y" : f"i Fnt'-
toad, =, g. sd. rei spfnx steady ai =. - 'u
=, Louis fancy winter dun a 's "i corn -MlNr' n.s
I'm spot 3 II a. F'lruar' steady 49, 90 -
Nh s,c,dy AZ - ~ 81 Anil steady sf 81 ~. Hops
- Ionion iacinc Coast rrm a. i. 5~nii '+
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RALTIMORE AND ONO Il. X.

~.
baltimore. Wilmington. ChEcnEO, Cinc1n1Sss
81: Louis and Al Point, wsssstt:,sa
Leave foot Of LOs.ys o Sai pIyfrf 81
i:so p m. isi5 night. For ciNcINNATIo st. !21f Tfi
a;o %. M 600 nm, M For bsIns caf. i 80
p sunday, GOO m Dining s.Gss, c rs 80
For NORFOLK. i:2O m. daily 1850 p m 81; Csstts.
For NEW.oRLEANs VIA Roan9k s s D. M daily
Tral,s illuminated with Pintsch light r.-x n -
I<th ST.. i27 Bowsry. ~ T. sn $50 Fulton ss.j '''
Tyr; Station foot of Liberty St.. c, r. X. o. ~; l.;
N.v.Yort Transfer G., wtii cali for and cheek w.
RON hotel o. resldsaes - lsstiSat'
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WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West AZ 81. station, NewY York. a. wv
LOVE. and Is minutes earlier from loot Franklin Sis
$3.50 \. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. ,.s..
ctJ n. VI. Daily Tor Albany. UtI.a. Syracuse. hoe"~
Ter, Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago svr..
o:iJ Il. VI. Daily FOR Albany Montreal. Ctca. oy ~
cuse. Rochester buffalo. Mascara Falls. Toronto ~
tioit Cleveland. Chicago ard 81. Louis. ...,s.
StJ +. ". Daily except Sunday. Tor Utica. syraco""
Newark. Rochester ard Buffalo. ,..,.s.
SiS y. VI. Daily Albany. Utica. Syracuse isoe.i
ler. Buffalo Niagara Fails Toronto. Detroit CeveA"''
Chicago and ~ louis .,..e.
For tickets time tahs. Of local trains. paror ana "A
ingcar accommodations apply city offices Brookyn
New York and a stations Time tables at prfncP''
hotels For other information address -.
c. T.. LAMBERT. General Passenger Asen~
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES

vi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven IRON steamships. aggregating 3i1nn Tons
F,orn Now York Wedu"Sday. FRIDAY and SATURDAY
DEIIGHTFCL SIX pAYS' VOYAGE BY sEA
70 GALVESTON. TEXAS Thence b. rail TO MExhc
cry ATD POINTS IN MEXICO. and - DENVER
COl .ORADO SPRINGS SALT LAKE CITY Also TO
\<CISCO and all ,alii 'ri r. Winter Resorts.
FLORIDA-vr BRuNswICK. GA-
TO JACKSONVILLE. ST AUGUSTINE. TAMPA. &c.
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 20 oil
nont- Texas Colorado Utah Arz'na. California Mex
co. Be- Georgia Florida &c. ENcelen. acconlno fatlons.
Write for i0-pag' P'ckoi Guide enabled treel: .
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Foir tracks Automatic Block Signals.
on AND AFTER DEC Sd. 1894.

on AND AFTER DEC Sd. 1894.
. - Trains leave station foot Of Llberty-st
ror Easton ItethIshelh Allentown. Msuch chunk. 4e
s! 70 e E 9o se4 4 W. S i sgud.y
20 G;ia 70 EasonJ 4. n. iOc. $50. 500 r n. .
2' %stss b E: snas and ssg o $50 NJ
80, 400 ZOO 5.4j T30 P 81. :2:i5 night saa
dtys 40 A. NJ. 60 70 80. 900 p NJ. o:is night
Flr Harrisburg $40 500 9:io A. n. 10 30 400
30, oaa NJ i2i' night, sua'ays 100 s"o. go
F. su,tury ,o,sm-s I'D wliIsmsror. sca
ro- PED R,S' In. nraneh IN; ooin,s ;o1h 70 Pa,n:
r'ro - IN c:I5 " SUNDAYS. syc:.n, Ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 Sis \. NJ. 1:i5 $40. 4;4O r. ".
ro- Fa'minCaae. Toms River Bsregat Park and Bar.
rsGa'. 49,. Sis A. NJ. las. $40 F. n.
For Atlantic City Vinelani and Brdgeton. $50 A. r..
"a, NJ
Ss$:.l5s ''i' 's,s' e. ,.s .is .
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
e Fs's Ss, s'f f1s e ~ &c: @
night. sunday 40. 900 Ii 20 Dining can A. n. ia
500 Dining carr GOO r n. 1915 night.
For Baltimore and washirston. week days. 900 II -
Dining carr. A: NJ. 40 800 500 Dining Car, SO
A. ". lao. 500 Dining Car, 600 r. NJ. i2:i5 night.
:ei as es. lilo 800 Brostvay: ~ s.h,av.. Al East
l1rnbas.av. Hew-yorE Coart.s, SEQ Futon;, BrosS.
i,n: oS BROADWAY Williamsburg The New-york Transfer
Company w'l call ~ and check baggage from hotel
residence 10 destination.
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. !.s . ..,. , clG,sa S sss'
M As5 :.:.....,...,48o i4:i .s%s,.. s:S
s sgseT1 ...i.ao Az .5:si.$c ,S
december ............i43o iI.2j l425QIi25 1875
The statistical position Of Brazil coffee is as follows:
xvor soos TSS , Is, fe':sr Sss Last si Er,5
H SsMnnorS SOCK SOCK -G 49, iocm sss
New-Orioans stock......... 2o1s7 ."s'. 2i>ci
New-York deliverie'. 30, 6,i2 1000:
Baltimore deliveries. 2Gp 100 l,1
New-orieans dellyeres..... oS' 81 as
e :;;s ] q: : &:
The market was dun but steady for RIO today vim
S So 100 bags f Rio 6' &c. '9a and SS F T and
Mild coffee wss sry s,eady , WIN sat-, 81 40. bags
sl FIoue hH fo MEAISe hour ma.e vas osan higher
sion iaaenced by The sirrsin IN wheat, the adyanc
s sSTn as hsS Se specs o %s desired and supplies
limited spring Oh.ai was somS%na 5 rsrec r, w VIII,
were 4 500 piss including Loo nos Western winter
s saSk sna N Sbs 200 ,S" S1S = az s. 10 in sc
es 2,e s cea5 At a. I. a.l s 90 ,r ,ng
s so sack. . s g@H; Is al al s. GKwFGT fIorF
MaGsI 1S slow sales 800 bis a. s. esas2
s. m asa%Sl s. 20 WSs sS and ssaS
ern. s. Coas2 50. BAG MEAL Markel steady; sales
coarse s4assc ~ FEED~sieady: 4o,ib s5saoasc: 80
n s.as2,c: sob s'g"2c; ,g,,6 oas'' sha,ps
ciimeal s. ioasi i2}.; c'y feed aacasI sales 1000"
GRAIN-WIiEAT The whest market during the early
ness led by the local wee prices wes
Of foreign demand The local oaerinss con,
the are. dropped TO only ase premium o OVER s oa yss
apparently due to sympathy sudden rise
gss fem sS il from last n" ON @
5s ns 6ous ss nsd on f sac s"
Of the wheat bought for so-eaed LiveP1ol aSconn,
fairly steady in fact hishs and This gave
Strength ss madsy came ~" from e sympathy r;6 very
len ayanSs oSn p% ps S SSes w s %
terror receipts Of wheat sprine wheat markets ,odsy
ri wiaisS,: against ss5 oiS bush winsG 1850
again; ia. SnS ,s Gs con bnsn asanst 3o; $50
bush Exports .2is bush. 1854 bush In the
sidedly strong advancing 'Gisc aucy
q the .' Gsy ' and at con- "n
Buying bush 20 Vas red s wsra re
s a' q e s sys Ma Nav GOSH b. anOa and CSr &c
nxad nara re San al on private and bush
,se was an .nsa,sfaetosy partly response
I sad tn. as @'iS o Sss s
II: %a5 Ssh Of and az is co ua Sgs@
sns, wa: a. s advance Mt opening Of
s syss :o S%; ?, the
Of the session Toward midday. however. prices shook
rapidly abou S" the su % Ct yh
the advance Offerings so small thai when ,hs
orders could be executed. fhe rise was led Sy Chicago
| as rea ~ sea Si nS spay. . Yer
big producing States Of Iowa Missouri Ksn,as The
that considerable sat.asi quite easily
ss'S5s !s s'0ss only out D Of
caused considerable anxiety among shorts for future
deliver Aside from reports ~ shipments OF corn
i.et Tho has hut In
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GERMAN MEDl1' EgRAN EANSER VICE
:.sE15n.N HAMBURG MERlGAM
Line

THE ONLY LINE maintaining
the "eFhy sc'Nte ...-o.
Atlantic with TWIN-SCREW STEAMERS.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON Uonion. Parlsp-hAM-
BURG.
This Line holds the record for fastest time on us route
Europe
SPRING sAII.INGS EMPRESS STEAMERS
xo,rar,ta Mar .. II n m. Victoria MAY lG o a.
49,, inr II II a m Columbia May %. II
,,oi,r,i ,nrI ~ II n m F. bismarck, May 80. II a.
Normannis May q. II n. m Noilhiili1 v" r.,
NOTICE After June steamers WI ,'.t 10 ,,nn 10
the Dock Southampton. a'hSsiu' H''N'" ''''' 49,
TRANSFER by TENDER ...,,,.,.,, -, ,-,r,, cor.,,
I;esidcs. DIRECT HAMNl RG Sf.i'' lor ~ i"'" 'N"
Mail :. :. and other :. ;. -, 40 o.ooa =,
Iairia. Feb - $3.50 a. M Sffnhla'' - ~ a ~
DANA Fob. iG - m PrisSa Marin e. a. IT.
ist calm 81, intermediate So. Storage SIG
IIANBr'EG- AMERICAN LINE,
flroadway. NcwYOrk
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DEL. LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN r. r..
stations In Ncw-NOrk foot of Barclay and
Christopher Streets

Direct route to NEWARK BLOoMFIELD MoNTcLAIR
Ridge. Madison Morris,own. Passaic. Paterson Boon:
ton. Dover. Stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE. LAKE Ho.
PATCONG, fiackcttstown. SCHOOLEY'S MOUNTAIN
Washington PI!lIIIPSBURG. EASTON WATER
GAP, STROUDSHUR0. Pocono Mountains. SCRAS-
TON, PITTSTON. WtLKESBARRE. NANTlCOKE
DANVI..IE. NORTHUMBERLAND Mon,rose. BING.
HAMTON, OXFORD NORWICH. Watervills UTICA.
RICHF;ELD SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE. 0s.
WFGO. ITHACA, cWEGO. ELMTRA. CORNING,
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
go A. M.-BINGHAMTON MAIL Stops at principal
800 A. BUFFALO. SCRANTON BrNGHAMroN.
UTICA RIC!FIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OSwECsO EMPRESS. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars con.
~ Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving o."
. n, u morning.
100 r. M.-sCRANToN. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
EXPRESS. Pullman parlor cars ,,
400 p M.-SCRANToN. wIrKESBARRE and PLYN'
40 p NJ tDay).-Runao Vcstibuled Limited Express
SCRANTON. BrNGH ANTON. EIMrRA. By.
FALO. Pullman Rufet Sleeping Connects 81
Burraio with train for Chicago. arriving 9sS p m
90 p n ipaliy,-RGFFALo. SCRANTON BINdAAM'
TON. UTICA SYRACUSE and OSwEGo EXPRESS
Pullman Buffet Sleepers. . o..
TiCKETs AM pr'tlMAN ACCOMMODATIONS At ~
Murrayst and go Rroadwny Tickets at ,srry ;asns
ave New-York. s7s and 100 Fulton-s and 7. BoadwsM
Rrookivn Time tables giving Pull information a. ."
wEsTCoTT EMPRESS COMPANY will call for ana
check baggage from hotel residence TO destination"
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Mag .............. - 53.s - 80 .
cash quotations were follows: Ilop. was IN na' mod
leo \, spring wL"at ;'q3g.e. 10 > .p'n g., ",sa
ocs s,a2,'sc. NJ = rye 30 hid NJ narles ;sia;Gs
80 naHs'ed. 81 ~ prime umo'h, s.cd SO, nominal
as )! shSr rSs .iGes ,e;r; s. ioS5 - dry .asG
$ ioss, a. Sh.ae' i,:,iisrs aniseI s"eI per salon
81 =. en- ,of 81 80 gf"nuste'. s52. STANDARD
~. ON ,bc Produce Exchanse ro-iay tho butte
nr.,s aae2c. .cc'rG. I7Sios. egg. ..rc Gra f',sG
stock. 20 per dozen
ea ra aiear qae ""; 3 I. p 'e w nog,
inactive 'ar demand ana prizes hner corn fa,T suppl
,c.,pS nsn;' l' "rn@"''t ago msei tfack ,s',c
mixed car. iraok. -: 50 white track; 43'sc oats
a ' s. m,ca ,racN a 9' t ro, s. G =. ard
nrner and IN god d~rand steam lcsf ana ks,e e..c
rrmc steam nm 1gc nr, al. mea,' .'"Gds; l ~
aes -. hoI"d meats worth 'sc more. bacon sniy
f'ir demand -' 'Ionid'is 49, i.,' sho.' ,'S zoe
more whi.ke, ~,csa,. .alcr 80 bhI.. At 81 ~
,nl~sutcc Feb. 9 m, wheat vas arn asain 'e-day
nn,,' ,,,~ s.nuc. wer~ ous, ana n,ices i,c
red 80. - hard 81 Barley remains gue, ana
sample. sold mostly e, 'iaii'.c for Wis,onsn: "a's
H., -, ri =, ,hi,e az R,c stead, and in demand
T. 81 Or ~ corn firm ana In eh, . 'gpply 10 D.
so u ,or Ma Prime steam lard. 81 u for cash. AMI
81 o., for M,'
'a, Fob g. ~ ,o'l What ssi, T Ps Gesei
- though the advan,c :, ye.i~,da{ You'd b" np,i .n,
.oT''1} q .,"S t''I sre 90, 49, sl"sns IA sec
,estcrIay 5'.o july opened 'G'ic. highest ;i',c low
cash market slow Receipts how'yer were lishi
SoriSefn Id 80 .a5c'c 80 at l. under 10 North
I'm on TACK ~ hard. 51'.c. No Northern. 1o,c;
oG @ ana Sc T sc i l. at 4: t o M 40 yh s
ra'en' >, e,@s2 % - bakers Ir2duoon 800 bss
IN s ,ias % .ackra si.asr2 - ssors c5mmon
inilt sia
Ihd,4elph.s. Feb c-rIorr-ruy-rs contrued niiTer-
and we're 'p'raung only in small lo'. 10 satisfy
' "' rr sae n ..ae :, g sar sso " rH n1S
na. uuok0heat aour dull Unchanged Wheat nrm IN
trade. prices nominal unchanged cables Ann in somr
instances higher. hpi shipper. manifesto llu' ln"i".i
ssa5Sic. April s>'.r;S'rc MAJ. ~sato. corn option
warh'i s,mn< n1n"r lFn' r''"P. ana nn.l-h 'p-,1H
a-mo- hpf f,risn demand light and intel a. anal
nn.n,nrea ~, r.sei arm Win a,he- b.:ier irnS nd
y, nigh MIXED iiaek i,c. y yeIor ln si'ln DEPOT
AprL '7i.a's,. MAJ. is'sH's.c. oats offerings Ugh
market sn,,. nrm'r IN symp'th} win upward movement
lrto dsn0sron @ trade IN fI'ures " white short
., ag' a"rM ao r~tnin ''t!, ma5'. NJ Wit l
~ Ms,. s7as7'.c Eggs vef, .irong a6raucei g
since m!tnas sa'e ~ fr"sh stock nrin - ny 20 NC
change other ifanff
ST. Louis r.h. T. Flour adv and UNCHANGED. mar
silc sace,i c,o. his sd. min saoAed G,9cic Wheat
love- Feeruar' - Ma1 ~ Iuly; - Corn
!,,~i,ri si" ss LARD rim .,c,m sssn nominal
ta 81 -, ~, ait mats shoulder. asc hoax clear
iaor. clear sii.s go, short ,i'ar. 3ijc. boxed. -
,is Mnd@ ,ca at 81 .: Wool '' ms s''T
ami llnos medium liul', braid and low i2ul+c lsh'
hrnii and low. sn'e light hnr 'usc heavy me 5a7c
nassins Irder pr e-. IA. n. So n. g. y. n. So
~ 2Hj. Sp-l'"f dul bui nrn. ""I's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-07
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