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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

Market closed barely Gas points decline com
pared with Saturdays closing prices
New.York net receipts bales gross. IL G29 bales
Exports: Continent i6i7 bales: Greai Britain 2Sse paes
France Gao bales forwarded 26s bales sales 40 oaes
spnners 76 stock. li2 s6I bales 4otal net Iso
cepts to-day pa bales: thus far this week Al oeo
bales Exports to-day: Britain 463O bales France
treai Britain bales; France 90 bales; Continent
152 bales stock bales NewNork spot safes TO-
day and last officially reported For consumption
"a bales contract 100 bales; total l.t bales spo
shch is lice lower compared with SATURDAYS closing
Liverpool. cableSpot cotton easier; sales lOOp pate
rnecuation and export 800 bales; American. 9VO Daes'
REGENTS 10 bales: American 10000 bales mao nS
unlanos 3D. Futures opened quiet at Load deciihe
closed ouie, isia264d decline February zoos Feb
May.June 262.s June-July. 26Siso; Jry-Augus 3Vls
August september 302i2s September oO5 -;
ocfober November $685. November December 5oos; De
cember-January, 307ias. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dull but
s,eaoy. Cloths quiet ,,, -. ..- .o..,or ~,
,bs dav some progress made in values while bust
ess was well distributed There is nothing in the sta
,is,icaI situation either side although ware
be deliveries fair and this helps TO check any
AWKWARD movement. The foreign markets moved up a
ouie, February rs pigs: March, 1880; April $50:
Nav IS Havre steady; February and March W francs
Anr 10 September $3.50: october. e5 Rio unchanged al
i3Oo reis exchange 1915: receipts. 1000 bags cleared
FOR United States 5000 bags: stock at RIO lolO bags
santos quiet al 80 advance 10 1880 reis receipts
No bags stock 600 Havre sales. 1900 bags The
weekly Rio Purchases for the United states
d bags cearances % 900 bags Santos purchases Tor
the United States the week. 10000 bags and clear
snces 1900 bags. Contracts closed STEADY az oa 10
cline for November and December Sales were l''2oo
K foi1o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

Chicago Feb % tspeciaD.-Wheat to-day opened weak
and closed rather Early the market gov " Pus
closed almost call The range. however was OILY ~.
Nav sold between 52s.c lid and 53i.c sellers ana
closed at 53isc Large Northwestern receipts z cars
against 2I3 year and the large Argentine shpne"'
for the wee 1853 OcO bushels were the Important pear
influences The rally brought about chiefly oy me
decrease of the visible supply i257.oo II was some
what larger than expected although less than mo previous
week and less than the same week last There was
an increaya on passage s000 The English visn,e
according to WORK figuring increased hSopp' ne
pubc cables the imports 81 -four Tor the week
INTO the United kingdom 10000 barrels, against 49,
week before. This was taken 10 De an ernoi'
earances from all the Atlantic ports were about ooooco
Tho trade was not important way or the other ~,
The talk Of impossible roads IN the
country az the mild weather and Of lessened re-
CENTS at primary points Shorts enough affected oy
this to cover quite freely May opened az 44c SOLD pc
tween i4N ard i5Ac and closed az 43c. sellers Inc
DAYS inspection $50 cars. the estimate for tomorrow
305 cars There the set OF considerations IN
oats as I'm corn-bad roads and reduced receipts
Nav sold between 29c and 29sc. and closed at 1850
Although receipts liberal. iiOOD to-day ana
% estimated tomorrow. provisions were strong
Saturday lard and ribs. 2i2c over
A hull interview with Armour calling attention 10 the
scarcity and probable effect on provisions had
do with the hrmness Another consideration was
the one affecting and oats. the bad roads ..a
on the curb puts May wheat were Doc calls, o3>sg
53lkc Puts on May corn were 45c; calls iossc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

So 70 Buckwheat four-Du and prices largely nominal
quoted at 81 i0qSl Is for 10O-fb as TO quality d
Market opened shade easier, but afterwarn reco
ard closed steady Cables generally unchanser nv
s s2w s5 March 57sG5sc April 5sl.@5ss: May
5ss.m5ss.c Corn-Market ruled hrm under stronger tn
renortg but with exception Of advance OF .c IN
,be February option prices here showed no important
change Foreign demand light and local joboers we're
buyng only for actual wants No mixed. Febryary
and March 47nf7i.c; April 4Sa4s4c: May; issq4s,sc;
oats Narket ruled firm under moderate offerings out
local demand for carlos light and little disposition 70
Wspch sit asssc: April and May S7a37c. butter
Dn and weak Pennsylvania creamery extra, 23a232c'
vvania prints extra wholesale. 2c; do jobbing
951osc Eggs-Scarce and higher: Pennsylvania hrsts
York factory. ioisG1lNc; part skins: 7a9c Sugars
refined steady: fair demand cubes. 44c lozenge i1c
standard powdered sac: fine sranuated tc s'andara
reaned diamond A. &c; confeconers A. 3sc; RED star
~, 81; az red star C. &c green star G. 3-l6c;
hne star {, gao: all less 36c rebate; No ~ sc net
~ "a 27.c net. Feed-Scarce and firm; winter pran IN
bulk Si7 5OdSls - per ton
q Louis Feb. o5.--Flour-Prces STEADY end market
on, patent 81 0d$2 extra fancy ~ 2Jqs2 90 iancy
20 Ia 90 m. choice 81 s0MS1 % Bran Market strong
III Jo AZ mill sacked 7lc: bulk. country points BOO
So Wheat higher: February. 3iisc Nay 92 J 5
- corn higher February. 4@.c May tzsc July
standard mess $40 20 Lard. prime steam - IL, 80
co. prv sailed meats-Shouders, 4%sc long GEAR 80
80 rirs oOc. short clear 300. Bacon-'nouin"s.
80 rhs sc. short clear. &c. High wines steady a,
ard low l2ailc: light fine 1On1lc; heavy NM" 60
TEXAS medium iOdl3c; braid ana low To- IN bari
i4ac heavy fine. sac. slightly purry, III ,,,hiug
hurry s.; southern hard bury &c IRON tlss G,c hemp
Irvine DC per Lead quiet AMI steady az = w. 'P
nrrn AT 81 9,is Eggs lower at 20c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
WEEKLY EXPORTS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York February -, io'o'
COTTON-The market opened about 2 points lower. as
compared with Saturdays closing eased on aDou DO
much during forenoon and at micday plIees
stood about points under Saturdays closing nsures
During the afternoon the market continued weak CLOSING
barely steady with sales for the day OF $500 bales aa
with loss Of to points The Gay was one n,o VI
liquidation local traders, who had taken some eoTn
week the expectation of lighter movement, se.
ing in Of accommodating evidences mat me Cvene i
increasing. 1t generally conceded tnat te reoe.Ps
ports for the week will exceed 10000 bales ana
estimates high l-oOO od!es. FElNass
advices say has left The ground IN eooa
condition claimed that this va! prove an
Offset any reduction in the use o. fe.;IIze:s
The Liverpool not such as 70 sllHixld.e
our market, while the time II cid nov nave
very depressing effect although futures and Spots wers
somewhat The receipts at Brennan to-uay "ele
about bales while all last week they were not moSh
more than that total for the corresponding week
ago 90 bales New-Orleans telegraphs INA
receipts at that port Likely 10 run rom
900 bales compared with 6SsI naes ast weeh
1881 The receipts al Houston To-Day VIZ
62i3 bales against 2367 bales last week APO b@es
last year ToGay's receipts at Houston exceed toss az
FIVE six leading interior points, cof.esponTIas
day las; week and year. This is taken as slghlI
cant as indicating Of the movement lseoepts
al l4O1 bales, against gu odtes
week Receipts at the ports loi
the week estimated 10000 10000 bales compared
with ba, week, .215 bales last year.
Opening range and close to-day. and closing DIGS te
nil nd last follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

IVES. indicated possibilities Of early breaking up In the
roads which II proves to be the case. may very
greatly movement OF corn. The visible sup
nv Jess than anticipated and with decrease OF
$50 passage prices developed decided strength
a, midday seIirg up easily The market reacted from
the noon figures but later better feeling prevailed
again. and toward the close prices advanced ,eaVins
III at nc net gain day. Cash corn was dull but
frn No mixed quoted at May price, 49i4c In store
cd sold at 4ossc. Delivered
M .OATS-Oats hrm. closing at the best prices OF
The day The opening showed little recession from the
closing OF Saturday, largely in sympathy with the de-
cline in wheat but the offerings were soon
the day. assisted by the sharp rally in corn and the
decrease in the visible supply During the afternoon
rrings were not large and the close steady Cash
oats were in fairly good demand al firm prices Sales
sac elevator 5000 bush No white ssaasisc latter
3" COO bush track white 3sqi2c bush No white
Clipped 10000 bush Seilc. afoat: .BARLEY.Market
ern esG66c. :. .MALT-Market steady. Quoted: wesern
7OG75c. .SEEDS-Market quiet. Quoted Clover So 'cg
so is :. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet Quoted; japanese
52G54c: silver hull. 4sd!Oc.
give for comparison the closing prices OF the pre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

BEEvEs-R Receipts for two days. 2a4 cars. or io3'
siaughiereFs and 30 cars for ,he market The demand
al q and 9 a uT WAS S Een o.s
sold Zoe lower The yards were cleared the feeling
fully hrm at The Close as at the opening No en,
b. inferior choice native steer, a, g 7SqsS 46 oxen
g. s' 50 y 4ss. beef Ge i'% as1
s ag Sasss'1 s!saay IRON wss
n isc cad weight Shipments today and Tuesday
include 81 cattle the France for 81 Goldsmith and on
H ae sns 'f 4o cns e' for T odsth head
for schwarzsehd sgzoeTser and l 900 sheep for East
Thompson sheer N. Goldsmith and 400 quar-
$ o5 per 100 + 20 do i:i7 u, 81 g Lancaster
IS, q o j, Z s 3 3 ;i
H.. = a. is a. g. So to q ,sg ~
At 50 81 COW. 80 n at 81 49, DO SO ~ at 81 i2z
70 80 80 rs i at 81 At sa T. 10 do ''s H. at s. TO- do ''
Sherman & Culver: Illinois steers Isss II. at s, 40
do M ~ at 81 s. q DO ii liza = H. So at s. -
ii, s. 0: 70 liSs r. at ss5s' r%" 80
:: j. DO scr. al 'as; a. IL
e ss a2S So J. % oIsn f: NJ s' at s. g.
s o. NJ iI s s, q as s. , q = 90 j, "a: r :" g
= N Is 81 s. g" e p d at s g 80 !? o. 1909 ~ at So DO
Co. % GO VS. q, " al 10 So c. % do ,oi.
H. a, s. CO. bun 1900 N, at $500 " =" "' '''-
Al Goldsmith Illinois steers 1892 No. at 81 SIS; II do
io j.. at s. 73 10 do. losi N. 81 d. do iiG2 H.
a. - 20 MISSOURI DO 1915 n. Al 81 20: 81 do 1885 H.
S3s5 " " '"' ~ w. '''' w. ~
:. judd ITO ~ at 81 is: buIl so N ..
81 y; cows. 10 N. at 81 80 80 ="
MlDNH fOWS-Ony 2 head received no trading
Feeling weak for common and medium stock DeaIeps
quote s2o 10 SIS per head for inferior
. good 80 '''''
cALVEs-iteceip's sos head all for the market. Veal.
were In good demand and fully &c higher adyanc.
being most marked medium grades All ,oJ a,
S5mS7 % lO' N for ordinary veals saa
and 81 80 for few BARNARD do Country dressed v.al
dressed veals 1t 711lc. 80
ssiss-o. Disnbeek 80 vsas iSs n. st 81; % d. Il,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26

Liverpool. Feb. 25-3i5 p. m--Beef-E1Ta lnfia nness
dull at I'd: prime dun A. 53s "a PORK ne
dull n 52s 81 do medium dun NJ as
Cd. H5ns-short cut; about !. 20 10 ~ drll ~ e. e..
Racon-Cunberand about % 70 30 n. dun NJ .ns ~
shor, RIB about - ~ dull 3os long clear riiira
about n 2ss "a long ani short clear mfdes
about rs 70 dull al 2Ss 81 shoulders. about y 70 u
n dull 27s. Cheese-Ameroan nnest white 'ca,y al
ass: American colored steady AZ 4fs lallow
Prime city nominal. Co,tonseei ol-Lterfooi fehiei
steady LIS ID Spirits Z tnrpcrNnc MN A. IS ~
Rosln-4-srnfnon Is I'D Ifri-frlfn" Neffefn
spot dun a, 33s Cd whea'-S' rel. winter scfiy -
a. 6iLd 10 spring steady ~ - 81 f1urS' Louis
fancy winter steady A. Is 81 fornMN~f N"ffern SPOT
s,eai M Is ID February steady 4 -. March steady
~ As I'D. April steady a. f'si Hops A. London
Pacific Coas, firm IL 5sd3 - Receipts - wheat foF
the last week Atlantic ports. 21@p qfs. from IA
cinc ports 20OO qrs. from other sources. $500 qfa
Receipts u American Tor the last week ." 100 gfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
nailroaos.
NNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and CortlanAt Strssi
In, In

STATIONS foot OF Desbr0sses ana CortlanAt etfess
In Effect January 20, 1895.
MEs Car !, Fis9uTs
lion Cas- Arrives chicago !; ~; ceyesns s ?s
s. " sl1flPni s sas 4els d. ns'si'a' .ss "
200 r. M:-cHTcAGo AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Vile and Chicago Arrive Cincinnati io.45 A. NJ St.
o6 ssi m NJ ssIfsfS ss.:
f fs3fiss i:ss
Arpes ns Dnns cars to nSannos sns
to Pittsturs Connects for Chicago daily and clsvs-
land ~ hasif? sSf;S xSp SOUTH
sss oG na a car Pator and ba"s
rsss ., ;SSss es4
sd ts " RE s FSl; s Rs5Is.s 90 p NJ
daily seePers to Augusta. JACKSONVILLE. and s., az A.:
sS r r 5ay sse1ss 70 A, n,sh, DALI. hy.
STesP Sr,t to M9n!go"eTy and Jscksonvle
9asT sM !a@ SoeS's s'y 's
daily fleeTers to Tampa St Augustine Macon
cHEsAPEAKE QUO OR kAILw&Y. Eap p"ss 500 p NJ
o o OLD PoST Ss5F sR4 dining ma & vi. Cape
rSs ;.} STksS4 = e sry weekday. Through
F a sS l. H NJ s' s $40 s ans 20
weekdays. sundays Cexeep, Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove s'' A. F N S.1 Fs4EiLSxDELrnrA.
ns cs2 $50 g. 's 20 fsS"a S 20 isns pm
~ 5iTsp s ss eT b a 80 20 km il
rcse o pans Nos Car ~ ss is2a iii ana cs
Aso House and fot q 1 s,,s:, an
sss S,S s3S HFssS" As1s set %
h5es End odoHce @ through f0r 10
B. n .5 rKEV NSnsor General p Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
Proposals.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND
Y TO CONTRACTORS.
PROPOSALS

y
PROPOSALS - l., 49,
Erection x Public building IN C Wa Z, ,hs CIV
q New.York pursuant TO Chapter 2's. Laws OF ls9h
BIDS Tor the entire work. only, Will be received ,
Ia bd viii give two prices for the entire "olA' VIZ
on. fr the building with metal main cornice. and
one for building with terra Gotta main cornee as de-
sie,J ip "a FsiMATrs for the. above work Endorsed
with h. above die with the name 4 the person per,
he received At the ONCE Of the Comptroller. Rooms Nos -
and - Finance Depsr'n stewart Budins, No 81
Monday March II. 1898 at which place and hour ne
bids VIII be publicly opened BY and IN presence ., me
award Of the contract II awarded will be made to the
lowest hdders With adequate security as soon
a. nav % agard!d viii be required TO attend at the
once = the neparmen, o. Public WORKS WIN the sure
within five DAYS from the date Of Of noce
that effect and In case 81 failure or neglect 50 TO 90
he or they VII be cansiasrea AZ naVns n.ana1ned
conraS. BE- accepted and executed The
a time the Commissioner OF Public Works may
B~Permission will not be given Tor the withdrawal
awarded who is In Arrears 10 the
Corporation debt or contract or who Is defauer
otherwise upon any Obligation 10 the Cor
The @ntlre work to be completed within ONE HUN
work has been given by the Commissioner Of Public
Works. --., =. vo,r,. ,,,,,,.
THOUSAND DOLLARS For full particulars see City
D,ank forms O, estimates and further information n de-
sired the form Of agreement including the spech
cations work he obtained at the Office or tho
Comptroller No. $50 Broadway
New York. February -, 1895.
WILLIAM l.. STRONG. Mayor:
JOHN W. GOFF. Recorder.
ASHBEI. T. FITCH. Comptroller; Commissioners
rcGLIT o.po\S .gr-t. rhamberialn: ,
WILLIAM NJ. X oLCoTT. Sinking Fund
Chairman Committee IN Finance
Board Of Aldermen:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. Feb. 25-Cotton steady: mddng . 3-l6c
low middling 1916. good ordinary Iloc net ana
gross receipts $50 bales exports coastwse iI39 bales
sales. bales. stock l3i.50s bales. 49, .
Norfolk Feb Cotton dull: middlng. SIC; low MID
ding li-i6c good ordinary. Lice: net and gross re-
ceipts bales exports coastwise 300 bales sales
$50 bales stock 1906 bales
New-oreans. Feb cotton quite, and easy gooa
ordinary 7-i6c receipts s4si bales. gross 66s
bales exports coaswse. 1851 bales sales 1850 bales
2S6 bales Tomorrow being legal holiday
IN the cotton futures VIII be suspended here
and tho Cotton Exchange will he closed at noon
Savannah. Feb Cotton quiet. middling. > l-loc
low middling. ~ good ordinary. .loc , net ana
sales i75 bales. stock. 6s. ll6 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
fAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block signals.
AFTER DEC an 1894

fAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks. Automatic Block Signals
on AID AFTER DEC. 3D., 1894.
Trains foot OF Libertyst a.
For Easton. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch Chunn "a
70 s 2a9S s 80 5 s. e Sandays
43O t7:15 Easton) \. NJ. 100. 5 30. 500 p NJ a.
For wilkesbasre .Puston and sSIantoni $40 A M
For FG Readr- at 40 500 s:io 1000 il 80 A. NJ 40
For Harrisbur. at 80 500. 9:l0 4. NJ. 10 go 4W
500 81, P NJ, i2:i5 night. Sundays 100. $50. 600
For sunbury Lewsburg and wlliansport at 40 500.
s:l0 A. NJ ITO / 30 80 p ". sundays. 500 P
Pleasant. 80 sis A. NJ 80 LAS go = Red
Bank. 4i5 40 sI5 NJ SUNDAYS aoc p eHsf's ocean
FOR LAKEWOOD,
Fer Farminrdaie Toms River Barnegat Park and Bar
nerat 40 SIS 4. NJ. las. 4:4o =. NJ ma a,
For Atlantic CITY vineiand and Brdgeton 4''o a. me-
For Monmouth Beach seabrisht and Highland. q
Navesins. ~. s:l5 II 20 a ~ 90 49, 4l'' ''~
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE AND wAsHiNo'
e, b1ss 2e ~ r. fs S $50 4 go s
caS fd'' ,pntng carc 800 80, s:.5 P n; l2dS
nigh, surdav 90 900 II 30 Dining Can A. NJ ioo'
$50 pnins arr eCS NJ l2 wes nis DAYS 900 1880
Dininr NJ. 1880; $50 So" ,p On 91,1ng Car
A. II 90 10 Dining carr 800 p N i5'i 4, TIA il,
2s a. ~. s2s Droadway 1871 S.ataye 81 81, E cs
iunbu-aye w-Yok: Court st. $50 & nroy ,s,
Company viii call and check baggage from "o'e'
residence destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
1)nblic Notice.

PURSUANT 10 statutory requirement. notice
hereby given that Act has been passed by BOTH
branches Of the Legislature entitled and worded as fol-
lows.
An Act 10 amend chapter three hundred and twenty or
laws OF eightecn hundred and eigiyseven entitled
AN act provide the location. acquisition con
struction improvement additional public parks In
the cry Of New York"
Further notice is hereby given that A public hearing
upon held the Onice OF the Mayor in
the city Hall. IN the CITY ~ Ne"-Nork on thursday
eslgnedJ WILLIAM l.. STRONG.
Mayor
Dated city Hall New-York. February 25th 1898
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave West i2d ST. Station NewYork. as tos>
lows. and i minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
3':fO A. W. Daily. Local to Buffalo. .-.-
OslS A. VI. Daily Albany, Utica. hoehes"'
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago. .,..
o;15 r. W. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica, syrs.sIsr
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto pe'''"
Cleveland. Chicago and ST. Louis 49, c,-..,.a
7,f5 Il. VI Daily. except Sunday. for Ctca sy'aeu'~
Newark Rochester and Buffalo. ,.S..,s,
S;l5 r. W. Daily FOR Albany. Utica, Syracuse III.
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. C!eVelaha' |
and 81. Louis - .,..o.
For tickets tables OF local trains. paror ana "a
accommodations apply city Offices brooksn
New York stations Time tables AT pi"~f~
hotels. For other Information address -,
c. T.. LAMBERT General Passenger ASe""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Il. II.
baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Clnci""@sAs
ST. Louis and All Points West.

81. Louis aud All Points Went.,S
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL lnniiT,S.. al
Leave New OF Liberty St. daily ioF ~,
40 o. m ana II :i5 night. For PITTsBlRG 80 p M
is:i5 night For CINCINNATI ST LOUIS v ooo a. ''
III 30 Dining carr, i;so $3.50 p BIS night XII
trains run daily except $3.50 p m, ,.,o =, sx Sunday
For NORFOLK II 30 daily, 1850 m. en- shsts.
For NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. Bristpl anu sn,v
nooga, through; Pullman Sleeping Car 300 D. ILL., aA"'
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light ,.am.v Al Fast
Ticket Offices iis, liz 26l 4is id42 ,,ow Il, BROOK.
iyn: station foot OF Liberty ST.. c. r. r. OF
New-York Transfer Co. will call for an" ehssA $500
from hotel OF residence to destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
DCI LACKAWANNA AND WESTERLY r. Il.
stations In New-NOrk foot of Barclay ana
Christopher streets.
WIS rms piNTSCH LIGHT.

=
Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTSLAk
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsvhle Baskns
Ridge Madison Alorristown, Passaie Paterson Boon
ton Dover Stanhope. BCpD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
pATCONCi. Hackettstcwn. SCHOOLEN'S MOCNTAlN
Washington. PHI lIPSBuRG. EASTON. WATER
GAP STROIDSBURG. Pocono Mountains SCRAN-
TON PITTSTON. WGIkESBARRE. NANTlcokE.
pANVILIE NORTHU MBERLAND. Montrose BlNt-
UANTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Watervine ITlSA
RICHFIELD SPRINGS. Cortland. SYRACUSE. OS-
WEGO ITHACA OWE,io. ELMlRA. CORNING
PATH DANSviLIE BUFFALO ard all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
1:c0 A. INTIMIDATION MAIL stops at principal
900 Al M-BuFFALO. SCRANTON. BINGHAMToN.
Utica RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE AMI
OSWEGO EMPRESS Pullman BUFFET Parlor Carson.
meet at Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving go
100 p M.Nst'R ANTON. BINGHAMroN and ELMIRA
4:oo r M-SCRANTON. WGIKESBARRE and PLfM-
OIiTH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
7,ao p NJ CDaly)-Brralo vestibuled Limited Express
Tor SCRANTON BINGHAMTON. ELMIRA BUF.
FAIO Pullman Buffet Sleeping Car. Connects at
nufaln with train Chicago. arriving at 9:35 p m
n 10 rT = M Ma Daily) BUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM
roN UTICA. SYRACUSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Slec pcrs. - - =.
Tit;I.ETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS a. Is
Murrayst ana 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry stations
ave New-York 33s and 726 Fultons and "a Broadway;
Rroox,n Time tables. giving full information a. all
stations. - .....
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-26
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKET.

New-York. February %. 1895.
BEANS AND PEAS--A lots OF choice domestic mar
sin offering So 45 but receivers in
cned 20 hold for 81 So the firm advces from the country
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