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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
LONDON WOOL SALES.

Landau March ~ to-days sales ~ WOOL tlere "ao
strong demand for m'rnos. ~ "hlch arsc 49,.
Won, 10 tho Continent and portion y wh'ch Was %
Z, homo trade. south Australia ana nedluH -"
SUN Wales woods IN good request by rtshcn bIh
,h,s.r. There was a FAR show ~ crossbfels' MnI.n
were we'll competed Yorkshire buyers ar eNuehe
figures and a few 4 which vert - ,Ierhahs
l'.u.,ns are details DAYS sales. WIN the prI,
,,.. NOD New Wales 800 bales secured s'3nf
l. o.d do zoo. * and pieces JAdnls lri, sr'hsS -,
n sd DO locks and pieces. 5dd7d Qieensldhd AZ
bales secured 9t0is lisi. do locks ana pec' S.-s
- "a. greasy 5i3HSisd 4, locks and pieces. igqii
Victoria 90 bales secured sgdTls I'D do locks and
g7isl souih Australia 5oo bales. secured I'.a 81
- 1cks and pieces "a a. 81: greasy. i.H>i do locks
,,d ,srea A, GGi.t West Austrila-loo bales secured
~ 4bgd. sreasy 5g5d. 30 .ocks and pieces go, Ias.
-, a. bales scoure! "0inl. greasy. 6.G1Nl New
Z.aland-2nsD bales. secured lodrls p. greasy .in
a. IN looks ard pieces "a. G7i.d cape ~ Good fiope
AMI Naiai co. bales secured. olGls Ia. greasy. 3.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

here. only $1,000 bushels new engagements. IN e p'
the buying big shorts-Ream. Philips fose"
cranz and Barnes OF ST. Louis Partridge was f'eP'"s
ouiet and waiting the showers. II Is fet ha' au
vances will place each day until the drou'n 10
broken A rainstorIn. however. would make weak
market Permanent injury far is not generally as
sumed
There was almost exciting a time IN oa's az III
wheat 1t was started by the announcements ha ane
Gales TO New York $4,000 bushels. 10 go aIiii
tho largest part the purchase being made py ro"Ie
down there The business made possible 10y W.
railroads. who cut the tariff in the middle making ~
cents Instead Of cents the Local shorts wste
nret,v we'll frightened and covered very freely; MA!
rnaned n, .os sold 29a and 3O. and closed NJ
Ill. cents Receipts l25 the estimate to TO-
100 ,..a,,h "a
,,nrn vas dull No business done, although as
low rate on offered on oats That mace ths
SINNERS very weak May sold between tGs ana to> ana
closed al ia cents Receipts were l52 cars ths esl.
mat for tomorrow The grading showed some
improvement, "a contract ,u rhora ,.s M
high rolling" Armour not In the marker AT III,
ann5rentlv The market inclined to be strong with
Wheat hut hog receipts were over the expec'atiois.
rbsre yore 20 900 here; they rather liberal " me
Ves, Pork closed 2i4 Thursday; lard -'za'
cents under; ribs 2l2 cents over - go, .,,.. oauo
on the curb puts May wheat we're 33@s cents Gals
56 cents Puts May corn were i6s cents caS f''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPOhl J.


CoTToNThe first cali sacs Were c ma0 ,an S mmeiiac
point but ne mark TOOK arm rices Worked ny
from points above h closing nSuio closing with
prices rom to points Oy, the principal a.'s was wss
on the Liter h9nS or I'M TO-, i, bales st the close 'nre
was little or no demand tor MAY for tur.p" ~ W,y
rrs y' scare local shorts covering freely Inere s
spa,ion 70 our market, Private '.6les YAK ram, k
r rnhsr unavora View ne, apar be sens 9%n ns
rev anv net Improvement in liverpool futures oeaS
the market there closing quiei "I n weekly rep rt
Shows that 900 cotton were forwsTded GUNS
e bales the Corresponding week last year az she a trS
Tor week were 500" oales "sans This indicates
That spnners taking enough cotton 70 Ln ports
as well as interior points does not attract the TneT in
cdtton II is thought that short nteres, is gen
Sray emna;ed My on his point an 2g
one and can only solved by the oeyeTy OF the So
GOES by larger number Of people who are short OF ' nay
for foreign account eliminate heir uansacnaS pnasns
rather more rapidly than gen. rally fxpeS,eq b.r
not much disposition this sentiment nuont,
Bros Co say The market is bearsh but n3t sho1, w,n
Dared With the strength the nearby positions would nave
The end den nOr ESp from n %
Go stat sn consumpiion for more few weeks
in me way reserve stocks and our mIrssioh s Is %
English consumer far away from an active oen9l
We're II e57 bales against 1a44O bales last week ~
faes last wear: receipts ports fof the Week iN+'
haaa bales last week. 4l9i- ba,s N'H
Receipts at Houston to-day 39NS bales against H "a
last week g22 and AZ memphis, 1'i ''i
aga,ret s79 bales last Wee bales last year hec"NN
a, NAw.Oreans Saturday estimated a. 100" Z" lI"'
bales week. 31II bales as' Yea"
The inferior receipts aVY being practically even "i
those Of last a;d more than Gouule .s''.
y, las, wear the total this week being 25 ~
bales COMPARED with $40 bales last week ana @1lS'
tses last wear Shipments interior points lot me
were ~ $50 bales against slGi2 bales last week 81
Interior siocks are 'i2 -" Sen
Thai cotton is being bouttt In Galveston at prices ta
Svnuld warrant its delivery upon May. and many mink a
~ nrcsent values man'ainei ther" VIII De ire@
men, of cotton 10 this port May delivery some thlnk
that of the market VIII N :
warrant the Of 1he cotton here New TX ~
receins AS bales; gross : 303 bales. forwarded 'Ib
bales sales AGO baies. ,..,.. 80. ~.
Opening. range and close TO-DAY ana crossing DIGS Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

City ,s wS and I'd CHOICE sheep od
exporter: culs at 81 So common to choice LAMBS al
steady gsc per ss dressed .1 ls%4
quiet at saioc but thssr nfes contry dressed spring
amSs sa6 sS'a 90
average 100 NJ ie4 do 50 e at 49, she sO
iao H. at So 30 do 81 H. -; % culls. "a H. at
SII"enbec & Hollis 2oa state lambs. 81 ID. at Sc 10;
90 Mchgan d. I; n at s. en,. 81 n at 50: ioi state
sheep ia H. at s. G2 ST do % TO- at 81 %; 10 DO %
III b. harrington: 40 Western lambs SO H. at Sc 1914 80
Western sheep lo M At s. s. lambs IS H. at 81 s7s ~
state sheep = H. At $50 .., -, ,r,,c, 8
IL M GGTs or nominal S n the
any reported ansaet.ons hn fesns slSa% Weights
dressed easier at 5'.H'igc for hea'y 10 "k'' "
OTHER MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH
Buffalo @ las, = idr h9 san,c I i%e
last week $3.50 head. consigned housn -, opencd
s,e"dy and rrm: closed strong. with all sod HOE ~
ceipts last - hours 500 head total for week mus lar
seneI through g. 80 head: York 80 head On
sale $50 heal mark, ope eS very d and weak
pigs: good to choc' York weights S5ns' W" 5n bi
% aSHvy w. & S 2@ss a r,fS - @5aS 9 2sgst
nJ Iamts"Rcceips last p hours BOO head total for
week thus far jioNO head for sam" tine ,tst W. W.
, oto b n"d' on sa ioo h~sd nare opened ar,
steady fr lambs Will sheep were snsd. G rbac~ t.
cyr, lambs e. ;ias5 90 good - ioas5 80. common to
fir q JlHSj -. good choice mixed sheep ~ '"pS''
common To fair 50 75usi % cus 81 LASS -. A.,
St Louis March 29-,att!e Receipts Isl heU'' His
H., strong and prices iJc higher Native TeerS
81 ~. native stotkcrs 50 40aS3 "a. cows So texas
s,eo~s g., Uogt Receipts 1855 head. There was no
much NE 70 the market. only f"w sales ''uIa %
mad, on "a steady basis and ne majority W.T. &c
LIVER Tho top was paid for 2jGih averaG" WIN NJ
bulk ~ sales 81 7UaSi 80. common i' tair IRh' a
MIXED lots 81 IUN$i Shcep-R"ceip's 3:'N heai IA
ket quiet Far light supply. Native mixed - "f"f w.
'tnion sock Yards chicago. March &-Cattie-RG-
ceiis 1000 head. Demand good. prices une'anS'ti
cr ard feeders s. 75u<i o. egs-iocrpiS l'"" het
II t-knt du,i Heavy 1jHSi -. Common - cnoi,"
,",..J 81 Ci0ti % choice assorted. 81 GtH>l ~" URn
s. c,I'>, 50. prs 81 25aSip Sheep-ktcriPs ~"
head Mlrkc, fairly steady Interior io choice N"HS'
,amls 5jft<G. ,,,. ...,,,
(, i,I 81 -, god SjGsj -. od butcher. - ~
81 - rough s; 50a<i - fair night s""rs ~ 81 p -
puils STAYS and COWS >2HS3 - HOES -: 49,
phialopras sass To best miH"i - !"HS ~ - ~
No kcrs Workers and PIGS - '"'e ~
roushs sans - Shcop-lcc"ips light; +A"tt H''t,,s
- i5as5 - extra. - "pH>j %. good - 9hNt -. l"l
Sr0s -. common jol>2 best lambs. - N"Hfp' so'n
lambs S5GS5 -. common 90 fair lambs y 'pHFt ."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
nnsTnN WOOL MARX FL.

. ,,.h ~, Tho BOSTON Commercial Bulletin
E'st,n' M,' - the wool MARI The sales Of the
w".k arc 1875 c1o ~ domestic and Iso 10 Isa;
80, al nn N domestic and $1,000 10 foreign ltsI
,ek and . ..,> n domestic and @fv" I'd t"r''sn -
The sales TO date sh." az. II,
- ~ / ,pi Dos domestic and sI'oz ~" 10 D.'en
,o tho sales to date In 1898 me ,n s5
~, - an Increase Of bales domestic ana F'-'
,,Ies foreign The increased sales ar" large ,niy
&c -, ~ grade lots extremely 10" prices hu.a"
,..uforria VOLS tSa3 clip at cents. ana hlssu
anI ;, clothing AZ II The attention eINFn ~ ~
~. "a. caused general weakness in domes'lcs l'ill-
tr, line easing on ~ cents clean ne snait r. bas
r, ron, mo November depression in foreign Wpols
australian here but there IL SIN enough GU
,y"oI hero 10 check advance though II - eas; 90
VII Gu grades a, l24 t3 clean than before nrl
bave hen fair sales foreign carpet WOODS Du' al '
f,fIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

y :.
nEEvEs-Rcceip,s 10 cars or 2Di head :" cans c'n.
spn~I dircc, f,r export ana slaughcrcr. Ne" AMI 81
cars for the ear, ",S' "'T Teman @' maey Si ami
prices nIm FOR All Grah"@ Il ciiu" The >"Hf Wei"
~ .Ss4 80 COWS a, 81 3oa, T. IN .,ro-cr pnr
@ascd ~ ,re,es ,or shlpneu, - Eurorc C' dressed
l.cf sides saM siowy at Sgo' peg IL Icy g,nmon J.,
hc-f nrrn o7.@loN.c per NJ American iy" c"i" s,ns
di'rs'a W.sn' i i .aJ ,,yt 80 -,n,,,nts Of
Etura. sailing for Liverpool '"k., Out 2""
London. 10 cattle ana ass quarters ~ beef Tor
schwarzschld q Sul19crscr; 100 cl" I.r NJ Goldsmith
Tor D. Ii sherman to the san" port on the Accto, ion
put ~, sle,p on inc star. 9i oaIi"fnm l 1'st'% ana
hr Tr@wSddy lgr IT nisa sS'' S 'p nAns
and SO. sheep all 70 Great Britain with the exception
salrs Ncvioa & CO.. 20 lancasier County. Penn.
'e, s99 o a" r. 20 - E To- 10 10, d. lH
So q. - r al , g ~ ii 90 i,2 2S y ~ At $ %
os: 10 s. 10 q d. 100, n at g 90: - d. rae n
at & 90 stag iiGo NJ 81 - do no, N at -
do S1 s5 At i 5; 7 a xxx at @ s
. ,2 % s. t Gse1 = 20 1850 49,, avs sg s. ~
.:: do 1910 NJ at 81 %. do SIS to 900 NJ at 81 d'@
= W sherman: 20 Illinois steers iioo H. at s. g. 20
20 s@ der NJ az 5. 81 '0S dis s 2 az r a. 5; %
lis! n, 81 - ao' li54 r !, y !, o. io5l T.
s. 30: II 1910 H. s. 10. bull ADO H. a.
do. J25 No. AT 81 30. COWS o6s ~. AT s. ~.
!. ShamDerg q Son; l.. Kansas steers. 1880
s. IS. q do. 97S n. at - ~. 100 IL.
-. Mcpherson Co.: q Pennsylvania Steers IiiO 10.
81 10. bulls 40 l455 s. 650>i - = cow
ll55 NJ at 81 a. do. 1892 NJ - CO. do 1862 No.
~ 10; IL do ll20 H. - %. - do. aO3 ~
S3m s So % DO go to iiio n. at 81 3Oas2 10.
nay steady at $2oDs5o per head for inferior to cnoc,
cAINEs- Receipts go head. Of which 27a head a,
SNtletnst. Demand active prices nrmcr "
scarcity Of good veals. Inferior fair State
SifS' 10 per 100 Ii. good prime Jersey do "a
800 The feeling was firm for dressed calves early
the day with little weaker feeling
latc- The latter sold 4i.msi.c al
5pozc. little calves a 3G4C
Sales Hume Mullen: ~ vcas l23 n average ~
per 100 u; u do. 10 H. at s. Is. do. - n. 81
Iiaenb 'ck Hollis y veals. IL NJ at 81 G2i. ~ do
llh N, at 81 80. ~ do. III H. at 81 50
SHEEP AND iAMIS-Receipts - cars. ABA head
ii cars consigned direct to butchers II
market Demand fair and sheep steady Lambs a
fully sustained prices at the upper yards but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
cn1,NrRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

NaWN OK. Mar'n -.
,. ~, ,,,,c Although the home demand for DO
~ rca,t is very hight and eNpoit"rs are d1hg " ,
,hem holderf , MAINTAIN nI cmpard with other market.
rorcgn beans in small Supply and hr' nn dm1siic
Gr,gn peas bo G" per bush So s5ds2oo D. pea - 'G
g 20 !. MEDIUM y 5 !: sc a DO Ta turtle SOUP s@as do
[ TC N' ey 8 - do lima california $&@$ u" 90 S do
foreign mciium 81 9oa<2 green 6 pg'+ Dds > ''
do heEs .! Isl DO SI't Yen fsh table grades light
,y and there was sufficient stock for a., r,Gn,r r
to eAGeed mat Pre- bs ,us not very plenty and ny
Gtv 'aie dairy Welsh tubs not arTl'"f IN sn,
G @G5 g" ar If cc. Fresh factor .c9s M ami ami
steady: very choice Jane has hal >ar' p
,.ry po,r lot at DC. W" quote ~" ,hirds =, SOC
c c1s ,a&i7c: state dairy nan Gs cXuss ""I | ~,
seconds to hrsts i@alSe' H2 DO ,hlris oa2c
in,,acn creamery nrsts. tal3o do s''G IN ,a ga
,Tlg to aa 1. "a Ioc @ Ola
"a i,c: STAT dairy, tubs or hrk'ns WIN
o, lac9T - choice to fancy mn cream there is mod
crate i5hhnc inquiry steady price nd'r s'iH,1 %.
fuI cream are yciy quiz w'n omryiat fr.riy and
LIBERAL stock in eoncessions man IT, ,
no 1 ~ h~se have just tlkcn by an 'Np,r,"r
Sc and below yrrra9 ,,G GS' run cream afrc col.
r, fsnry i'll do white fancy io%Hllc, 80 q. ~
10 choice na.nloA,c. 10 comm N g. iar Sa'', ~" J ,
colorcd fancy, 10 do Whit anGy ~ 90 Gr tir.
choice do ,- G"% g@,c Stat fa skins ia
- n9 aiu, Zoo cases arrived TO-DAY and r,ec
GSne though run.n 70 ue hc qg}n 1 I~' To- hove W.
sid AT price Advic" from me ht.t,', t14 Win
eye quit siIans and tg . er n mana as wSs.cn at
90 80 cases lo Ia cases kan-as. W 49, "l"n
mafl and 50 ca'e. N2rhcTn ineana a. H. 81 rna ~
"ses western acller ucxt week. u III We aug"
reTssv psf DOZEN rs STATE anl Pcn9sl Is ,n. . IKE
81. - eoo M~' srs. i -.
FRrrrs -rREsH-Aprcs in rsh' .grly sn .. ., o-r
Orange a ii rtft4f '''- '''
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Railroads.
pENNSYL'VANlj''
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortlandt "a.
In Effect January ~, IsDa.


2 1880 M NJ EAfT hlsFlIs cfi a Il
Gempari%sn SIfseHs b, 4Ring sSMfns
4 81, ci8eiHnaN $40 a ~ ~ Ipdian5Pols is
100 l E. w. cHfcAG 56d A lS5'? 81 oHs Exps
r rems and S eHesso and &r Rs Sas tt 10
oS sSi y &E sa'SiS$ rs
rs svs e NJ % A Nj fsffse R &
Ar SSp@s c ans .nHs . ~ naaHs.a ls as
500 ?u II. PHcftc sef&lf Ts5s0f
to P nd oo SSnnets i2 aeSs' daily
land w wAs SIN sfs,S; and TIE SOUTH
g sse O.E H All i Paor ana Dining es
Dr +. S1 Gsr s tS H sRS GaT Dn g Can
Lin" all ParI2r and p!nns Cars. 32o OInirs ~
sdT 92 iH Rk GS F % RsP Pss' 3D.
daily. seepers to augusta Jacksonyl!e St Aus,,,s
5f sS %sns 20 p aad Sy sR:!'
Tk sIHS to G6&sT TSE FSd sa m
daily 1,'f e Sa t. TsmP scr 81 - AIsSs'ns &
,1, rs F HiPEAKE & OHIO HALLWAY Express son =.
daily TSr PoHT T c6MFo 1Ra b ons S6 G
charles Route a. ~ weekdays and. with ThrSsse'
r5 STEER GtTTEASric GirY; $50 P weekdays. rs.
rd PRn cAP pF': NAY 100 p. Y week-aays
For Long R1a6e1 Aio"Tg PaTs 9csan u Gr2y, ad
PsGsani ';:S Assufy PARK Saa ' aIs
Grove 80 ron PHILAnELrHIA.
q ~ : % $50 |? $50 90 Penn'a rimi,.A a..
Timing car y A. NJ. 70 l. 30 3 2 20 cfyn3 10y
!. 40 Dining car: Plnins 60 cso ~ sPOy
a 81 : CDining Carr. 3. ~ Dining Can 20 ny, :
carr Dining CAR. 6. 745. $. 2 p ". 70 Il nir..
Broadway Aston Hcuse. and foot q Desbrcss, =,
t'ortlarft Streets. Court Street. SEQ Fulton Sra, ss
Rroadway and brooklyn Annex station To-, ~ 49,
Street BROOKLYN Stetion. jersey CITY The New,
transfer Company will call for and check baggage y,
hotels and resil'nces through to destination. "''
s NJ Provost. =. r. wooD
General Manager. Gene-al Passr i,.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
IEHIGH VALLEY RAlLROAD.

stat,.., 40. Of Lvf...s. an" -.csOfossrms.ais
100 A. VI. da.h Ter MACNh IN m AM '" -
stations. Buf.
sis A. NJ. daily for GENEVA RoCli ESIhia;g an,
FAIO NIAGARA FALLS. SCSPENSIpN bfsipSSrn {.
ME West and principal ana local p3n's; ssIcssa
sispenson Bridge Pullman Nestbuie Sl,eief % ,,ras
lilo A. NJ. daily for MAuCH CHUNK ahS s .
diate points Connections for Reading Aal hays ,aa al
700 T.. VI. daily. except sunday. Tor ELMl's Read
intermediate stations, connections Tor tOtsNb4e 49,
ing; chair-Car Wilkesbarrc. q ZINC
4i1O y. VI. daily except sunday. Tor l. angses buHs
TlON and principal intermediate stations; au."Stle
parior-car y WilSesbarre connections Tor POW PLAI
4,9O u. NJ. daily, except sunday, Tor sON'"
FIELD and intermediate stations .,,,. stonA
5,l5 =. NJ Dolly tor EAsToN and intermeeeppI FALL
600 T.. VI. daily Tor BUFFALO NlAuAnfssnsl ira
and all points West Pullman Sleeper 'esuyS re,ont
New-York Chicago. Sleeper 20 BunaI0 a"'
connections for Reading and Harrisburg. , md int
6;3O 4. NJ. daily. except sunday Tor Eas'V"
O:OC 4 VI daily for ITHACA. GFNEyS III .,
TER BUFFALO, NIAGARA FALLS. an. {
West Pulmat sleepers 10 Chicago and buh''N
car wi,kesearre . %, e6i
Tickets and Pullman accommodations 81 ~; ,ssh
and 1913 Broadway. 81 East l4th st. DO r,,eSw,y
NV York: $50 Fulton St Court St. 9s Bros'"''
Rr,,klyn Annex Brooklyn. y. Y A..k
The New-Yor> Transser Co. will call for lna 49,,
rag. from hotel or residence through 20 destna"0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
THE TRADE ~ CHICAGO

Chicago March - 'SpeciaD.-Whoat to-day advanced
cent and closed strong May opened ;5is. sold he
ST.. and 5G and closed at 81. cents The mo-
tive the drouh. II still unbroken. Conditions
had become favorable for rain Thursday right they
had all disappeared this morning The other
count for much. But scaboard olearnnces liberal
$4,000 buAhels. There very little cash business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
DEL, LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN u;
STATIONS In Ncw-lOrk foot of Barclay ind
Christopher street, n,sre,
vEsTiBuLEGR RhhiNSsscHH uti,.m mfr' D.''''

Direct route 70 NEWARK. BLoOMFrfLn AoTTcttH
ridge. Madison MorristoNn Ptsssi pa'srs's bg ga
ton Dover. Stanhope RJpD.S LAKE. ,LAkE- no
PATCoNG. Hacket,stoWn. sGHCrI.eY.S NoCNI..yrn.
washington. PHI ILPsEuRG ENsToN. WnsiEyS
sS Mon,1a,; Sss
RAMroH 0XFoRp SoRWICH. wa,eIytle VIZ 1
woo iTYA{G,A oWIEq2 EI In n coHyrysy,|
V0PTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
7.o6 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAIL. stops AZ prr:pd
90 M-BUFFALo SCRANTON. PINGHAaToy
I'TiCA RlCHFIELD SPRINGS SYRACUSE s,1
OSWEGO EMPRESS. Pullman l2uNe' Pari'. cars ca
meet AT Runalo with train tor Chicago. arriving ~
100 ~ ' SIP AXIOM RINGFAMTO% AMI EINRA
EMPRESS. Pullman parloI cars
90 p N-SCRANTOS WTLKESBARRE arr PLyM
ov'TH EMPRESS. Pullman parlor cars
80 p 81 (Daily'-BvTso Vestlbuet Limited Expes
,or SCRANTON PINGHANTON ELMlRA. erp.
FALO pullman Buffet Sleeping Ca comets At
pmrao with train FOR Chicago arriving a. Q IS :. n
$50 ? n inany,-1RrFEALo. scRAXToE GlX Gg.i;
TicKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMM0D ATOMS A. =
Murrayst ami 400 Roadway Tckets ~ %. 80 .,s.o'.
ave New-York 33s and 72G Fuit st md - BoatNay
pro5tlvn Tirie tables giving ,ul irtoFmatoh a al
wrSrcorr EMPRESS COMPANY WI car tN' sna
-hsck baggage ,-or1 hote residence - des''na"n
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAiLn0
baltimore, Washington, Chicago,
81 Loui. auI All Points Ws55sINs

""i'imSse' Mn:h aaS Hii r"iat: Wss..Ns
PuIIMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TkTSttiSAGo.
Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty daiiy i' 5o p
and i2:i5 night: SINCIMNATI. ST rIhX@oRs a. N.
III 80 Dining carr. 80 S3o p m aa,5 night. All
900 p M. Dining Car, 800 p H"' lev
NoRFOK il 30 a. m, daily; 1880 p m; b.ttanoosA
NEW ORLEANS. Roanoke. Bristol ana
through pullman Sleeping Car: p. m; daiH
tket a octs a i7s asi ais .o 81 Eas!
i4th St. i27 Bowey. n. Y: 2H Fulton u
N.w-York Transfer Company will call To- iDs "''S s
bagTsgs II ,m hotel or residence to desinao'H-
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEy
thntnlacIte coal asea exclusively
-FOUR tracks Automatic Block SiCnsls
ALvrE,rl nE(

thntnsacite coal ase4 exclusively
i'Our tracks Ag To- Is,, B oG sgna,
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty-st
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Nauch Ch=s n
$50 1913 o:lO 80 20 East?n, A. n. l:i0. lNs1
43O q 10 to Esston). A. NJ. 100. 30 500 P. 81 ~
For Wilkesb1re. Pittston and Scranton. $50 L
10 40 40 p y So. sgHtsy V 40 ;GIo a
80 100 800, s45 30 p ". us night saa!,n
40 A. NJ 100. 100. $50. 600 P NJ. u Is ghl
For Harrisbur, at 43O 500 9:io a. VI. 100. ! 90 ~
For sunbury Law sbnrs: and wi,liaIsport At 80 81
$40 A. ". i:io 20. 40 p NJ SUNDAYS $40 p.N
Pleasant 80 SIS 80 A. ". ~ l'5 a 20 T. p.
Bank. as 4:4o. ,s:l5 ~ Sundays oc keep, o'ai
FOR LAKEWOOD,
$50 s:l5 A NJ. 80 $40 80 NJ
For Farninstale Toms River barnsssa' Park and b.
For Atlantic CITY vneland and Bridse'on 40 4.
F r. Monmouth Reacr. soas-,gnt ard Hiehlana 4
Nay.sint .:s,. -. riao \. ", 20 las. Ala -
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
Fer 2hladelPhla days % so ne 90 200 o9s
carr. 500 Dining, Carr 900 4 ~ - r y III
3 ~ ,Dinirs arr, GOO p. N. 1915 nigh
For Paitmo-, and Washington. week days. BOD Il
D!nn~ Car NJ. 100 $50 zoo ,2 81 M Cs1 =.
P n i2i5 night, gndays PC soo II 30 la spH. e, Gr
2e 81 ga ii4o 3?3 Broadway: ~ e,h aye E.s
rumbu-.av. w.YoTk court-ss.. So Fl,,n :, pro..
,vr. 90 Broadway Williamsburg The Nsw-Yois Tn.ss
Corursnv viii ~ar Tor and check baggage from hH. y
residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30
ning range and close to-day. ana crossing o'1' Wv

Market closed quiet and steady at unchanged o. .
points decline compared wiki yesterdays CLOSING prizes
transferable notice. G.2j. Total sales lVi 400 bale
New York spot sales lay and last night officially
reported: For contrDct bales spot cotton quiet mid
ding upandS j-l6c: Kidding Gulf. G9l6c. which IS
&c up compared with W Sterday's closing.
Liverpool cabes-SpOt pttOn quiet sales 5000 bales
speculation export 30 bales American. 700 bales
receipts. bales mHdlng upands. sled. Futures
buyers Load advance closed quiet.
changed y point aivar March 3iizb March April
3l4Isb: Ap-NIay, 3i4l2t; MayJunc 3l5isb June-Juy.
BID JulyAugust 3si2b, AUgust-Sepembei. 3lS.b. Sep
October 32s Octt Der November 32b November
December 323hs Decent January 32ib. Manchester
--Yarrs quiet but steady cloths dull The weekly
1nent OF Liverpool stocks is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-30

a
Market duL eyy s. 'ns3 - 'sTm ,Ss, 'G SS
s "a s. t %': o. f9 3Ss a 90 a>'
head MGrfct fairly si'1iy interior 10 choice, s3a<3
1 E,s lir'1 sE grt!n9,s3
3,'<% o. a. l. 4, 81 - fair sh steers 81 pls
nuls and cows sass - oEs s%,Sip; 49, s;
Io.kcrs s. fair Workers and PIGS - "nt' 80
s" ias.s *e q S:i!ot f 5a
ian,is Sass -. common fair lambs. s. 'on>' 90
me STATE or TRADE
namor March % r1ur Gm ''l ,s,u i aSG M y5s
Wne a1r ,c ' Gs.c !;oa Msae& b 4 rd sas
aaha by sa @oq'2I o G , Sn F'c iTn .@ady
. @s s ,a al NJ : s"aS, ? AS AZ
g., a. yeoT 49, aoc sock io' 10! bush ;9Iee
/. hush Oats stead; No white NT , n fh
,a : a. " 1S 81 57as soSS 2oa, Hay
i've ti$dsi3 30 Gram fcish's lu ,team :. I',,,Ip9S
.id N aru Esq ai'@ Re 6Go. "ncaanssi.
Boston. March 20 Flour que, ana uprh 9.1n. lm
a@ic ch~r.c steady, icst Northern. II .al'.c W,.";r
iosIIc Egg drn+r. Eastern 30. Western and Mi'h-
nura, March 2o-srrns wheat dun. limits s'c Hiy
~ 1ar 10, =" Nr'2"T" ya1-,ho rnf 81. wa,s,
". ii... en- Track :, red -. Kir>' hard. 80.
,,loe -. y Glow =" - = ,' D. -, o ~
lset .lt ..f. ~. %,'',3' ~ ,5 nt. a.
, . - 'r,ria, y,r...rs are IN m, market
S', ,.,i. E. f-m g. GO ,.le go bi N track
-Four qu',t steady. unchanged Mtlfc'i In good d"-
chicago. March =o.-The leading future. ransol is f'-
N1e,t y. .. opening Highest i"w~sr co'Ts
n ,.q:5, .c'. 4ir. -. -
Ja. ''..... ;.'sp,c-, o. go 49,
... <
NJ NJ ,..o: ::> ..,. 4. 4. Il: 4: CO. Ne
'''
oats -. : 49,.
l't~ ...........- -, ~ - 81
M, N.G tlet, sic i2is <2 49,
l@i'' ~ wv ' -- 90, 20,
M .........-.-t- a. ."si ~ y,
July .....+.'..'' ~ 20 Is %
short rf. pr Ic' -:
Mar Gei 90 CO 70"
tr ,.r 80 c~ $50 G57.
DEL, ...,..,. e.,. a.. follows. Flour There was a
M & arm y, urei,nred tr.cc. y spring wheat
ec. s. .gr's s1c' 49,. ,a. 49, s. 'a ss,. "a %
l-,-. y, : 80, g.. y, n'rle' - y AtN'"ci
s. .-psl ISL prime umehy - - 80 ns'- 'A per
w.. sac. t,,.e, ispso - ir} ~,'ei a,a! ,..
N.,'n. ,'354a>i 80 a., - ,.F -''r. 'gA'a ~ 20
.lcpr. .u' t'f So, F-a"."'~l - u. sani',t A
49,, oi c.r,rau, I.an 81. boiled CO. on the
r-iur, E1 tang to-day ~" h4,i'i m"r'' vas $50,
Tss. were rtm al ii.Hll',r
No, .-, t..,,r NOR. active AMI firm
9n'cr Ga'cnt - ''H ;" q a.< - i.r Cad.
ANY -, ,,,.,, sa4;f0 = .pr.ur farr,
- 10 =, ao ~, e. - - - Wheat drm bat
'fi- - d. n,,b, ,r l.r,rl prevails y, , reI
Ifl 49, n., ,.'.r,. YER, .ri,i mako, Grim bu,