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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-17
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leave at .-......l1:2 pa m 5,2s n -, 400
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-17

evcofI rhteS 10 an points East. Fast time and
~, Sht service. Wagner Buffer SIrennr
via >ault Ste. Marie through to Boston per
ore IT,, GEO. W. FORESMAN.
General Agent,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-17

Bible study at lis best includes the
study of Bible lands. In the sunday
school Times of August Il the Kew.
William Ewing, for many years mis-
sionary in the Holy Land, gives deS-
cr;ption of the pcad->ea PIalns, ana
tells Of an exciting Journey through that
rogion. This territory is OF rare inter-
est 10 students of the Old Testament
and Mr.. EwinC's description OF II l.
vivid and picturesque,
Congressman ]. J. jenkins was IN
the city several days this week looking
~, our wants and needs that he may
oct 1ntelhgently on such legislative mat
tsrs as may be asked for from time 10
time. He also spent some time com,
mining with Congressman Io"ne, o.
DnIn,h and the two will have no INN
,,,,Itv in working together on an MA
tors Of general public import Tor the
haad Of the lake. In unity iHere :
strength.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1895-08-17
Church Dicecto--

Church 1ireotorv
" hpDlST. Services every sunday ,ocr,,
cilI ana evening. at 1880 and 80 SrI,,i.,,.
Tcho"i Immediately after tho lnorlliu,r s..r,ir,S
LIdStT meeting every Thursday evening q,
'VJ. All are cordially invited O.
REV. FLOYD \. LAWSON. Pastor
ETN oRiH LEAGUE Of the VI F Church Yo,,,,o
at9sl o fraEGr Meeting every Sunday eycninS
AT 90 Social and business meeting first IT,
gay OF each month. All are cordially invited
NJ. \. STRAND, John \ Srn>rv
Secretary. prnsi,I,,t
Fk t,l,., iERlAN.-Scryices every sunday morn
ing and evening at 1880 u III. aud 80 u n,
sunday school following the morning service
Ihu'sd3y evening prayer meeting at 30 An
are cordially INVITED. The Y. p. s c. E meets
ut 6:i5 y. -
REV. W. II. MCFARLAND. Pastor.
every sunday. MORNING
and evening. ut 1920 m and $50 y m. ~um-
Gay school after the morning service
REV. I. ;. DE MATTOS. Rector.
"a HpLlC-Mass NJ $50 andlnOO A. NJ Instruc-
ton at 200 p. =. Ncs2crS at 300 P. NJ. Services
LTltl In 4y-t ,fr,.r M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

sev,- York. March 2s ls!t'
HEASS AND PEAS-Domesc marrow. msnini 90" 49,, - "
beans are SIN very dull. prices are g@hefay ~, ,,
but, slight to buyers occaslohd,I>
White 1,dnev red kidney and turtle soup hrsh- " y
quiet, YELLOW eve scarce and firm Foreign l'a"s ~
small stock and held hrmly but very qurt ''i ,', ~
very dull and prices are sustained WIN n''nu
Scotch in bags not quotable above ~ % W. 81 A.
Beans marrow 1894 choice. - S1u$. 70 40 ~. 81,
~ 20 o., DO medium 81 3 do whts 'a"' u Soa,i ST.
90 yellow 81 ~. do lma ysln",a s,1sn a., M
foreign marrow, s. 5OnS2 -; DO pea lsHt S-nF-
81
Bt TrER-Fsncy fresh creamery butter j. qii,e MN M
day most business ~ 2lc. but that pre-" "'hs'
exceeded Tor very fancy Elgn lots. Fresh rffaH'iN ~
sell wei" ana slightly favor the buyer Lower fu'
creamery sl stow. State dairy half tubs OF NI\ i"
quality scarce and wanted wth,a possibility o z Io
delaware county State dairy ffsts fairly salHbir anu
hfn limitation creamery Of strictly choice qusHty sote
ana hrn Western dairy scarce, and choice ~ sslhoe
Fresh factory or very high quality medium ana
lower grades SLOW. exporters taking few lots al snO
GA creamery dull; very choice June has inquiry
and held nrmly, but summer quality generally very SLOW"
Old factory in "ery limited demand. We quote; creaner.
extras per n, 2lc; do nrsts lssQc do thirds to sec
onds 12glIc state dairy. half hrkn tubs l@u
l91c: do seconds 10 rss. l3Glsc tubs choice
isqsllc DO seconds TO s's 3al7lsc dairy tubs thirds
l01l2c Western imitation creamery. nrsts I4Mi5c. do
seconds calls Western dairy sa13c: Western factory.
old creamery. 0Q5c old State dairy tubs or nrklns
yGi4c; old Western dairy or factory G4m8c
CHEESE-Hgh grades Of fall cream factory cheese.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

Chicago March - ,spcciaD The wheat market was az
completely weather to-day at any time sine" the
drouih started. There firm opening because
th- map showed where. but professionals
inclined t, discount the danger. Finally. New i"rh
began promise for Friday night and then -
tnued dry weather. but the wheat professional pinned
faith the people who promised the other ihlns
opened 5j'sc sold between 5jtsc and osc. ana
closed 80. sellers. cables Indifferent western
receipts not large. only 2ls,WO bush AZ IN IN
The Northwest had 30 cars. against '
The Price current was rather bulIith
saving that complete restoration - "A
normal wheat condition improbable. Argentine canl7
said the grain In the shock suffering from rain 50
clrarancrs fair. about 3tD,OD bush. BG
Partridge a big seller. There lack OF outside
ir9dc Tho crowd feared break In the dr"uth ,
'rn duh with Partridge. who is he principal
holder. the best seller MAY opened a. '6A.c sold le
tGsc and i6'.c and closed at 49, iNsc The re-
i43 the estimate for TO morrow lo cars
The grading showed improN ement ~ per cent con
tract IT Louis wired that ~ the i"uoD bush taken fr
export there the other day not hishel had moved
There shipping demand although rates were
the bone. oats were strong. May openr. AZ
a0s.c sold between SAC and 2gNc and closed At -s
There unusual shipping demand, 2V"" buSh
being sold. - - ,.,,
az were expected only 20 90 The estimate for 10
morrow IL Receipts wherr West were
light, P5rt opened up zoe barrel lard FIG hhn1rn
ribs i5c hundred There lot OF COVERING ~
the Cudahys through brokers A big cash business IN
ribs was reported. Armour did not sc-n Ia pc IN ns
market AT all May pork sold from Sl2 ~ 10 w ~ ana
closed at ST. as May lard between ~ 10 and - " ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

Market closed steady al | point decline 10 points al
with Yesterdays closing lil,FS. idls
notices. April GO Total sales, I" 10
Ne7-Yor net receipts 90 bales: gross. "so bales IN
ports: Forwarded 1872 bales; sales 22s bales spi,is
329 bales; stock 20 40 bales. Total net receipts o-uds
bales this week. 4"3> bales f'HP. -
,1-sav Great Britain. IGS3 bales. France. "' baifS
Continent . $50 bales. Thus Ear this week Great baI
o 53 bales; France sool bales Continent 44e'I paies
stock Cos bales. New~lork spot sales t1-aS ahI las
night as officially reported: FOR consumption 80 bsIs
$40, cotton quiet: rnljng uplands. Is -l6c mIddlhs
Gulf &c which unchanged compared win !es'e'
fverpooi cables-spo, cotton quiet sales. 10000 bales
bales; receipts 900 bales American 1900 bales inid
ding uplards 5-l6 Futures opened steady al -ofu
adv snce: closed quiet at 10 IL points decline MSteh
I4b: March April. 3. lab AprM 3 lae; Ma!June
September l9b september October. 2oiss October No
MEMBER 32ilzb: November December S23b December
January 324I.s Manchester-larns steady but queiei
cloths Quiet. Bombay movement for the week h-'elpts
70 900 bales; last year, $1,000 bales. Since January
AZ 600 bales: last year. 1900 bales Ahoat. aVo
and 20 900 bales respectively Since January J. Great
Britain 1000 bales: continent, 5000 bales last year
% es,a and 3lHoOp bales respectively
COFFFE,-The early market was lower win $ Bh'
~oyerv late with transactions chleHN Tor MA
Inc Jul, and September during tho forenoon. Toai
prices keeping within Hsvi" closed slead
March % % francs April. ?ij0 May "i'3: June ~
hamburg closing quiet. April - - pigs: Nay - 90
u0e to August. 17jO Rio market officially reort"d III
No : iG $40 res. exchange ~. Receipts az no NV
has. stock ia 900 bags Cleared for Tinted states
.tI 600 bags The Santos market vas hrm' Win good
average quoted at 1900 refs Co. 49,.
contracts closed steady at 5alOc advance sales were
q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

Eun., March -, .Canl". H'.eirt~ ~ tur ras' -
hours 30 head. total ~ VII ,h1S f"r 80 h'.i
no head. - N"w York. =" ~ad. "r r'' 90 N'"l'
market oprn'i ana ,l'~d tin WIN bni T." Oh" ,".,;
ioTs Er.' ,2' ., ~. ~. head for SAM lime ia se~
r.aI. Consigned through. 40 head. %" N"W IN
r, god w.. et here closed duli for pigs ' - 'pH
81 - win . lfds un-,!d nm ior other F"'"' ltii
Receipts for he past :: hour 34n h"a! i"ial iH
nus Ia. -" head Tor sam" I'm" las' w""h ~ 80
head. sale 4l", head. market optn"i nm iW i'n,'.
o prime lambs s. 75g$5 81 grd - iohs3 90 '3lninn
s. =, air good. 81 '3asi 81 cus - "pNi -" ~ 'N
Es~. in~rty Mar,h 2s-Ca,,le Receipts Light prices
url hanged Iimr 5OaS5 80. good - h3ns' -. good
Luchcrs. - 2;a,' - r,ngh Hi ~ "Hs -, ,'t 's a,
ma H., steady aao"lrhas s,ns5 Il" t".t mtS"i - ,'
81 o. hes, Workers. - soaSl -; fair loih"rr ana ps'
dav: market shade stronger. Export wc,her. - i3a
50 -: extra. si~as3 o; good - "a" ~ AZ sIG
i,mbs S5ny5 20. common 90 far lambs s. 5pnsi % ,
Il Louis M8rh - .d'iilc- Receipts "'f head ga.
Gs s SS,"e c % s. a,as5 - texas stc!s 10.
Ia,c calves 81 30. Hog. k'c"Lif 80 head Ma H.
Hipb.r The beet heavy ~ N brought S. ~
Air To- good sold at 81 soasi 30 i"r 70 good lsh'
and mixed lot. a. s. ttasa 90 p.s sna @ head
Mar, active and strong NatiIe mixed 81 '"nS' ~
Mon Stock yards chicago March - Cattle hec.ipts
head. Extra 800 10 600 10 s,e"Is ~ s'"No ~
steers iOo 100 n. s. 4Ont5 10 common - medium
steers 1880 No. 81 3:dsj 80 bulls choice 10 eAt'a
700 S r. 81 " oas s. so kcs coo to $50 IL 50 aasa 10
and hefcrs. extra 81 3oa$1; cows lar TO- cho,
SS n c SD%s ssa s' veal "a,rs co@mon good
5OgS+ 10 Texas fed 81 23af 30 Texas cow 81
Common IS choice mixed S, G5as5 o. choice
81 Soa Hight. 81 Goas4 So pigs. s. :'@!t 90 sheep
Receipts 10000 head. Inferior 10 choice. $685. lambs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

i>'i
,,t.t.,.t.. I,etrt. % cars ur head gne1
t,'.-. o., Eastman. COMPANY 80 trading Feeling stead
,, lf.--. uatitr -idcs moderate r"gue.i a. SHi"
tr- II. f.v .,tra ,sr,asses Bringing l"'. aio'sc ~
1Xf.s receipts =, all Sew YORK markets about 600
, ,arl vs. ,hoile veai- s.d a. 81 5cgsd :" p~r 100 n
Dressed ,slvcs firm et JG'.c . r ,y nir-''i 'ea' :"
,,.r leo y, 49, 49, 10 81 - go
iIal-ulecH Hollis: 30 N"Ai- ia ~ a. 50 30 do IL
Hume q Mullen: , veal. 100 H. at So 90. DO. 10
's,fFEp kxp LANES Receipts ~ .- : ga rrri 70
y, rars consigned direct hurh'f Hrl 10 ruf~ - 80"
market There fairs god iemdnl t"f itt, s' -
~ steady prices fur shs~r Will" an"- WEI" t''' ." d
INA, faction lower ~" nii"r 'ffi. w,l"
held over common f1 good eNeep ..lN o. s'IN" 80 :
per H., 20 prime lamb e. s. u az" .pfh@
,rrirx lambs w.-. lHo~I sesIf f-u< 80 p~f f".l
1h. dead meat .ark,f Was quiet prices K~n"ra 90
selected ,sr,a.s.s r... dre-sed lambs ma MY -
s'aio ana ,.un'r, dressed spring lambs az '.d'' !"
s,rs : Jaal < co.. ~ Michigan 'auns ., y 'sr'asy
a. - 80 70 i'| -, 80 "a o. y, ~ T. o.;
- western sheep and lnnits ~ H. ~ - e. ~
T. M.fHefsor co.. ~ ~fi'~ isuilr - y. 80 - -"
Mi,hlgnr tu :" - 81 So 2i dJ - H. o. - 60 :" '..
N~va -: ~ STATE 'auD. II n. Of 50. i'e d. -
n Co,In.. eol obi, lamb. ~ y A. 5; 3d. 10 spring
W'te-sor 4 SEAMAN ~ ONO .h'ep. 81 ~ s.
Hume Mullen - s'sie lamb. = H. a. 20 80 d..
ZOE y 1T s. ~. u &c. 80 10 81 -. - d.. io' n
ID, 8, = .prins l.nn- o., - - .nch. 49, a. s. -
f. U,-rinsf"n, 800 stat lambs - y ~ g. ~
HOGS Receipts = oar-. or 3o"l h''d TO-" i'r '"l"
l,,d - hog. changed h'ntS o. = l'"N :. -" ' 10 DE-
' sac. Hume = Mullen e'a~ hog re y a.er. =, e.
s. - o.r ia" 10 - c, lat H. 81 - -. q d. 2'" H.
o. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
IMPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Nev-York March ~. 1881:
COTTON-Iocaily the market was quiet shn oints and
FRS, sales pointed 10 decline OF 10 Pc,t. h.spo
Immediately there rally Of about Po, Ssr ,ailT
Followed by decline Of 10 points am ating niaca
81 shout nolnfs all Of these fluctuations 'ahIHs 20
during forenoon. During the snIrn,ns brokers
nm on large sale OF cotoh bh sP'I-.'h 80
throuch New Eng spinners and the coh'ia'ss W.,
r>,vNrsd in this market. This he'd the matNe' III 49,
cynected heavy interior movement
and inwer Southern markets. The market cr'u ms
Ts~v steady &; the highest OK me gay, t"ta.
months abou: point lower and ise posi- a.u
-vo points higher than Yesterdays closing lH.al sS
were iC9 bales feature of the daN Was .e
Of Nav al > points August, while ytsteIda! Ausus
"a under May The uplifts were largely due, =" CUI
sre nv shorts w seem fear corner III May me
much when traders casting up tat pi"s anu 80
Of the situation probable that me reScPts
he ports week ending FRIDAY VIII p- a.
least 10000 bales. while for the cof.sponune WEN
las wear they only Al 942 bales NeW-oiieahs ~
meets 10 receive Friday 6o0O Zoo bales against oH~
bales last week and 80 bales last year Inc IeCeip
q Houston to-day less than theN nave oen
some time past being only 2252 bales against "oNS
has week ha.es last year. Memphis re
os, wear Liverpool t. he taking an indepehd
curse with tho idea that planters Will put IN a iuH
Of the recent ADVANCE inns may
account FOR Ire sowness the foreign market t. re
soor6 20 The upward here. on the other hand
New York and New-Orleans operators show some ep'
ton - &C; Independently Of Liverpool private aaNCfs
md weather conditions have ma rla4iN IN
proved within last few days and this leads TO ue
hone that crop conditions are more favorable IMAM d
week , .,-.,.. "a. ,h.
1Au
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

StatiOa> of COrtiaaat ana .,csDrOssS, Sta
800 a. II. Gay iOg MAUCH OHLN h ana lnte- mediate
.
sI5 A. VI. daily for GENEVA, ROCHESTER, BIF.
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. st SfENSION BtIDGE and
West principal and local points; dinnscar 70
SUSPENSION Pullman Nesbue Sleeper chicago.
lilo 4. VI. daily for MAUcH CHUNK and interias'
date points. Connections Tor Reading and HARRISBURG
800 4. VI. daily, except SUNDAY. Ior ELMlEA ana an
Intermediate citations. connections for Pottsye and Read
ing: char-car Wkesbarre. 49,.
l;lO 4. VI. daily except sunday Tor L. and D. " NC.
intermediate stations. Pullman buffet
raior-car 10 Wl%rsbare; connections for Pottsylle.
ago y. W. daily, except sunday. for SOUTH Plain
FIELD and intermediate stations.
S,I5 4. NJ dPtly EASTON and intermediate sationA
600 L. NJ. daily for BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS,
and all points West Pullman Sleeper ves'iouled tram
York Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and TJrcnto,
connections Reading and Harrisburg
$40 y VI. daily sunday FOR Easton ard inter-
mediate STATIC.
D,OC L VI. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCKIES
TER, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Puma sleepeIs 10 Chicago and Buffalo Chair-
Wilkestarre
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at 90 26i. ga
and 1913 Broadway "a East lsth l5G East i25th ST.,
NewYork: $50 Fulton St. Court 81. 9s Broadway and
BROOKLYN Annex Brooklyn y. Y
The New-Y o Co will call FOR ard check has.
gage hotel residence through 20 destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

tax about possibilities Of delay 20 the seeding on
~ the dry weather. II be how
serious this dry weather become As Yet II s having
apparent influence business Cash quiet
bat firm Sa.es were 6s.U0 bush. he details being as
follows 1900 bush No 33i2Q32asc elevator. a1d
- +M341.c delivered. ~ bush No white 3II3is
2nOc0 bush white. 35n4tc... BARLEY Market
dull. Quoted No Milwaukee. Csc; ungrsded Western
6S06Gc .MALT-Market quiet quoted: Western. I0n
T4c.. .SEEDS-Martei quiet Quoted: Clover s. J0d
SO 80: timothy. ST 1U4S6 10.
give for comparison the closing prices ~ the pre-
day and for the corresponding date last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
RIVAL Blue LINE.
NIL. LACt<AWANNA AND WESTERN X. X;
stations IN New-iOrk foot of Barclay ana
Gnristopher streets. ,,,,,,
GkRs PiNTsCu LIGHT.

Dire, route 10 NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD MoNTo 81
,lidre Madison Morristown. Passaie. Paterson b,,s
Tor dover Stanhope BUDUS LAKE. LAM ~
pATCONG Hackettstown, SCHOOI.Ef.S MOI y -,
Washington, PHI I.IPSBt RG. EASION, MA.Es
GAP STROt'DSBURG. Pocono Mountains, St.Hh -
TON PITTSTON, WlLkESBARRE. NANTItnkE.
DANVILLE. MOUNTAINEERING; Montrose BLNo'
HAMToN oXFoRn SoRWicH W svI ~ rriC CO
wECo ITIIArA. oWEGo EI.MiRA CoR ,yrST
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
20 A. M-BINGHAMTON MAI. Stops at principal
900 M-BUFFALO SCRANTON. RlNGu ANTON:
I-Tit'A RICHFIEID SPRINGS. SYRACTSE ari
OSWFGO EMPRESS Pullman RuYet par'of cars . 2.
meet at Bunalo Win train tor Chicago. arriving "a
u. m n morning .... ..--.. .,,,,r
EMPRESS. Pullman parllr cars go,
9TH EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars.
no p NJ (DaIlt)-pV-aI1 Nestlhuei Limited Evpres'
for SCRANTON. BLNGH tMToN. EIMlRA B"r:
FALO Pullman RrNet S'enng car. connect. at
BuiYao with Tor Chicago. arriving az 9:33 p. m
o.36 p VI iDan,O -BUFFN.O SCRANTON, RINGuAM-
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and osWFGO EXPRESS.
Pullman buffet Seepers - .... . =.
Mirrayst ami .29 BROADWAY Tickets NJ ts-'y s'atons
rs ard e4c proaIwav ~ i21th-st. 23i q 'ImbUs
eye NewYork: 3?S md 72f Fu.n 81 and - Broadway.
b. ilivn Time tables giving .uli Information at all
stations.
vrSTCOTT rXppFSS COMPANY will can ~ and
check baggage hote! res d"ncr - des'na''on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston. March sN-'"ten quiet. mlidlins. ~ 10
low mldiny ! Gc good ordinary. i-lJc, net and
gross receipts bales exports coaswise. 1853 bales
sales G,3 nnl,s. stock. nids2 bales
Norfolk March - Cotton duh. middllng o'sri low
middlns IG. god ordinary, 1916. net receipts
lAles. 3Olt bales exports cuaSiwse. "2a
bales: sales AZ bales. stock. ~ @s1 bales
h. cotton quiet. lower To sell MIA
ding SIG. miijng 59-i6r. good ordinary, FL"
gross receipts. lj'i bales, sales. 80 bales, s'oeh
~. 1874 bales.
New-Orlcans. March "s-c9ton easy: good midng
100, net receipts D5i1 bales gross. 10 l1 bales. -
ports France $500 bales. sales 1000 bales. stock
3G 2lj bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

cash quotations were as follows: Flour was du ana
sl.S 81 s sp"s WHEAT, by sa%Ds 40 NJ red
5'4c 80 corn. 45%a'$ss No S1s ga 'Gaxseei
8 oS, Isl, 46 ' primc @ohy srsd 80 PORK per
G Goas 81 s. SH e. d Ial@ ara iS
s. 80: short clear sides 'boNed 30 ST.. ct loaf
s,' s F1an %ns9Gi ssI q .Hs sT s4 $
ci g. On the Prouce ESchangs today the ,. sSrr
e@5ad. va ia 5i Eggs s" arm Fresh ii
Cincinnati March 2s-Flour more acltLe .ai , mm
grns p1.a g tsss ~ sPrgs '9Sy y s. 5
81 ~ d., y s. i5a$2 Wn.at-prices vaed ION, S2h,
trading slow ne demand ~Hs Sny g1o@y on
som. traie- Rc'~ip's light nnd god demand .aa pre-
s ~ "a" i I m nv, No track T' e yci5w ear
- OCT Demand mprs % ' TbI rIGs a., No White
elevator "a Pork active and strong Mes. az 80
dear ne,s sa5o. family si3 so Lard nm ban, or,'e a ~
,ry sal meats Active and strons i>ose shoulders &c,
Sting ard in I'd demand I,o-r shoulders. Do lo,sf
short rihs dss Ghc IT, s't s ,r so On, and In
diana creamery l7alp. Erg, Htter filing IN tr me-,
ana active. s,le- 80 ml' at 81 -
Mnuausee March - Wheat Ia store opeaei - hisi,rrj
Wi.~r an rlsIer ietie pfr"ailei The Improvement
aaia., Vas as'. May openei at ",,s ds,.''eG ,i,
~he via'~r dI-,un,~l Glc Sampi-' .. Tt din
y, . r,i - ~ = bard 5s's Wisconsin Nin'Se.. |dY
's 'y RUIZ, ~ mc Sa' al ARA at 20. a the
- IT, t.s Wisconsin oats w"ry am ar@ .n g'o% g.
%anl 2 Th 9 ~. '' F1 a,a a, 81 " WIN
'sr demand ana mr ,, o1 & ca'rcJ ialiy
,o, fr - tlour steady and m f9r dgfsnai -
h,ri .rrng wheat patents n 80 :. ,Yf =, "a Mi siuis
ay aai aa lie 20 % 2 Ys- for cad. dr' ssa
az Wr Prime steam lard sGa5 ash ana 81 % May
M1ne.f H. Mr., .i = ,na n ANY ai,anse- h.
,aI 'h~ la. THAT ~ i~.ne Wa a., ~ m ~
T.n , ,arsSt vas qu,' m.s tns able TO rnr
f..s. f.I.. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29

closed s. o., May ribs between 80 30 ana 10 - anu
closed 50 20
puts May wheat were 5iH.c calls 90 -
Puts MAY iG'.c; calls, ioN,'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
london wooL sALEs

London March - A good election Wa offered at ne
wool sal. d. lnv including much that "t~ sH'tail" fey
American ttrfAYfs. who purchased "ialN ~ p me
lints German ii,r-s took and crpssbfcds fir'y
Cap. ~ Good TIute Natal greasy AMI super ''rihnfs
wrir well mt-rd f,r The superior washed offered Was
mDs, Withdrawn Following az" fh" sales In det'll ana
the prices obtained: Nrw South Wales 100 hairt
secured 2i,I. locks and pieces. 1AH TO- al
yirasy idni DO lo,hr and pieces :.pGii Qu"ensland
bal rfrts, sass. Victoria 100 bales. scolr'l
7du9s iOi f., looks ana pieces 3'9iGls Id g"asy, tid
~ Id. do locks pieces. 4isrsiei South AusttSIh
yDr bnl~~ secured A4ddls I'D. do books ana pieces
saal gr.aay 4.G1id de- locks md pieces. ihd.d New
Zealand bales secured Iudnls ii. greasy. b'.0H
cape Good Hope and Natal 10" bales. scour.t "iJ
IL 81. greasy, .n1ied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Express lgSns
baltimore. Wnshington, Chicnyo, Cincinnati
Louis and All Points West.

Sc. Louis and All Points Nest,
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on all TRAINS
80 y M ana i2.I5 night. PII'fsBURG. 30 ,. m.
and i2i3 night. CINCINNATI ST, LOUIS a. IN.
li 80 Dining Carl i;3o $50 p M m -, ex sunday;
trains run daily excep, $50 p m
NORFOLK II 80 a m, day; 1870 p M, TX sun.
NEW ORLEANS Roanoke. Bristol and Chattanooga
through Pullman sleeping Car. p. m, daily.
All trains Illuminated with pinsch light
Ticket offices: 49, i72 o6l as iilo broadway u East
18th 81. I2I Bowery y. Y: 3fi Fulton So Brooklya:
stations, foot OF Liberty 81, C. r. r. OF " J.
Hew-Yo,k Transfer COMPANY vii cal. for and check
baggage n M hotel residence 10 destinations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-29
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
Anthracite coal used excusvely)
-Four tracks Automatic Block Sisnals-

(Anthracite used exclusyely)
F'q5 s SD Af ArfSTf DEC sD T is
Trains leave station foot OF Iiberty-s ST. .
For Easton Bethlehem Allentown. MaIeh Chuna8' ia
40 7:i5. $40 II t5 to Easton! A. NJ d:io l50 n;o'
40 q rs TO Easton), A. NJ 100. $50, 600 p " =,
For wikesblTe, Pittsion and scranton, 9'lo A. a.
10 so 4so p sgnd a!,s t ,GSo A. /, a. A. NJ 1o
sS' ioS 200, s.s Si5 night sundays.
For Harrstur, at 80 500 9:iO A. NJ, 40 10 10y
800 5ss T. A.: l2:i5 night Sundays 100 $780, 50"
For sunoury LewIstnrg and WiaTsport at at 30 s''
Pleasant sss hSa 10 s"T s5 "i so i4' go to Ped
aaH "a AZ 40 P sl5 snasoyos r. et'' o's-'
FOR LAKEWOOD.
40 s:ij a. NJ. ;45. $40. 40 p ~. 49,, p,,.
For Farmingdale Toms River. Barnegat fAfA anu Dat
neeat 80 SIS A. NJ, i:45 40 " an ~
FOR Atlantic city. vineand and Bridgeton 80 A. d.
For Monmouth Beach seabrght s,d Hlghla,,d' "a "a
Say;s3k 80 s s 10 100 ~ ? No NJ 49, 49, "
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND "An"iN"'
f 90 ( phins'P s A. II. 1875 $50 80 Bag. fa9;
Carr DnIns, CeD; G ;S6 1870; SO All iso
For BATTING and Washington. week DAYS 900 1o
Unnp Car, A. NJ. 30. 800 800 .Dning Carl go go
p NJ. 1915 night undays e;p II ~ ,9ii5 nlrht
col a. pa 100 1923 Broadway: 49, 6,have 81 c se
ith,s ia .ast ~ Sec Fal,onst Prook.
ivn. - Broadway Williamsburg. The New lorE ifans'e.
COMPANY win ca tor and check baggage from h0te' "
residence to 1esitnation