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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
OTHER MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Union Stock Yards Chicago. Feb l9.-Cattle-Rc-
ceipis. 3oco head market frIn common - extra a'eers
bulls. 81 SOgS4. calves 81 5Dls5 10 Hogs Receipts,
- head, marse; arm early closing easy: heavy.
95us+ - 70 choice mixed 81 ''afi @O choice
assorted. saSi II. light 81 1ju$I. pigs 81 3Ons3 30
sheep Receipts. HOO head: market firm; Inferior %
choice. 81 10. 81 81. lambs 81 23aS1 90.
-, Louis. Feb. 10 Cattle Receipts 1895 head; mar,
grades dressed beef butchers steers and Nt shipping
cattle 81 f5as4 CO stoclers and feeders 81 sos -
Hogs Receipts. 400 head. market firm and .RiO
higher. packing ~. butchers. 50 o4si -. York
crs 50 lSt sheep Receipts LES head market steady
Est Liher,y F~h 10 Cattle Receipts lirht prime
s. .prs5 90 g-,l 81 6onSi 90. good hptcnc SASS %;
r0teh ftt S31 "a lrht steers - lodS3 - Hos
H.c.iu's l,nf prices steady PhliI.rhas 81 i"TSi %.
n,i,ci ;, s,aSl 30 Workers 81 .o>g 80. common =,
FAIR Yoskefs. - i0p>i -. ruels %I>i Sheen sunni
- ~. fair s. 4oas2 80. common "rH5l 80. best lambs.
- L. IS5 -. common fY fiir - so - 90
EuGtn. Fol. ~ -'a'f" Receipts last y hours d''
h.aI total for week thus far. :" I" heads fr sam" tim"
last w.sK. 90" head. consigned r'9 rh -" nrAd ~
Nrp York. - bead. on cole. :" bead mhr."i .I"n"l
i, closed nrm. good u5n ii|o ~ s. -
81 t.r bead. strT<-G Hu<. rirs last %!
hours $40 head. total r.. r~" NUS ii 'p'p head.
100 head. .N-Nork i'i' bead, 900 sale. -" Do" 90.
~ opening good mediums and heavy n"fr ng. nnt pigs
aul light grades -lo~ ani '.s'r market '''i dN nnI
u.a. f.r fles .nl lsh' grades. li- uns Us. Workers..
rigf ,"r e. 40. md rnt quniI carly ~ - -
as 81, offered af~ 81 ~. with 30 ue"rs Shop
ana .frf. ec,rfa - hours. go head f.'ll for
ve,k thus nr. gj.sp head. or same tine llsf week..
% - hraI. consigned through TOO" head - Sew York
80 bead 900 sn'-. li.o head. market 0p"r"d st~1 ly
Or prime hints iut slow and 'ser faf common % fur.
market ri.-cI steady fHr vrm" stock hut au f1r com
fn % stock with io loads 30 Oh" ff.r unel. choice %
era .rf~ 5, ,ii &, ~ ga 8, i5as, 80. common
- o.. 10 49, SIr<t 80. god - .ol cu.a aul M
mn. S-Ys3 -. export grades. 81 2jH>' %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

Market closed quiet unchanged 10 points advance
compared yesterdays closing prices Trnnsferlh!e
notices SOC. Total sales 81 100 bales ew-Nork ne
receipts LOIS bales gross. III bales Exports: CONT
nent bales forwarded. 81? bales; sales. I'll bai"s
spnners 81 bales stock l12523 bales Tota net receipts
to-day 1906 bales: thus far this week. 3'3,s bales
Exports to-day: Continent llSl3 bales. Thus far this
Continent - so bales; stock g,OSpi bales New OK
spot sales to-day and night, officially reported
For consumption. CT bales: spot cotton dun; mddng
uplands 5sc; middllng Gulf SIC. which is unchanged
compared with yesterdays closing.
Iiv.rpoo cableS-SpOt cotton firm. Sales 5000 bales
speculation export 800 bales American 1000 bales
receipts % 900 bales; American $1,000 bales; mdding
uplands Lied Futures opened quiet and unchangt d.
closed steady unchanged TO y point advance
2t.ib Aprl-May 3oDH30l May-June. 3oi9b; June-Iuiy
3O3h July-AuGust, 3o4ies August September. @O5 %;
Spember-Oct ober CO.'S: october Novenbef 3Osi.s Mo-
veinber- December. 309isb. Manchester-Yarns quiet
cloths quiet.
tOFFEE-Speculat desultOry. and prices showed
no changes Importance The European markets were
well maintained the dealings there here. on
a small Local operators do not feel like taking
Initiative result Is almost complete siagud
was bid up close. and there little
switching Havre quoted February options AT - francs
March April 9i25 francs; May. 90 francs
Hamburg quoted February at ~ pigs; March. 20 piss
April $50 pigs; May. - piss. closing dun RIO MAJ
strong No quoted at 1JGO refs. exchange quoted az
49, receipts for days 300 bags, stock 1900"
bags 5000 refs. an advance Of ~ rc's.
bags. The steamship Hevelius has cleared from RIO
with - go bag, and the Holiein with 1000 bags
Contracts 81 sol quiet % 10 points advance. Sales
Were II I'D bags, a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT

COTTON-The movement u prices betokened very Htiie
market. There little improvement
early followed by "A little loss midday Trade was
light and almost entirely professional Trade during inc
afternoon small. the market closing quiet AT uh-
changed To points advance with sales or ~ w" "ii'9'
The steadiness Of the Liverpool market. indicating II
readiness to respond to improvement here had influence
transactions early. There also some buying on
the port The early estimates pointed to very
small for the week. and the day receipts were s
during the morning only about 1900 bales The
bulls claim that the small arrivals indicated an eXhas.
supplies This however, failed convince the trade
and although there was no aggressive selling y. lr III
fuencc Of the and the assertions OF the DUES
a break. The estimates on the interior
also quite satisfactory and foeshado"d
small results for the semi-wceky statement me carry
estimates made the move ment for the week onY v"o
bales but the last few weeks the fnal ngures nae
been considerably in excess Of the estimates. Estimated
receipts New Orleans tomorrow were 1000 to '""
bales against j64 week. and G31J bales last
The receipts Galveston were s66 bales; lious-
ton, g. s1 bales. and Memphis. 60 bales. $3.50
Opening. range to-day. and closing bids the
tre,.in MS laaiNe q .LloW:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York February ~. ls9,.
REEVES pecen,s ~ cars or 800 haad-26 cars Tor
for export alive and lIe sar G nae
market No tradns reeihs ni cnmmon to choice 10
later cable alyces from the cattle markets OF ,rea'
T Tm ~" @lso shecp for Long g. and 2G 81,
quarters Of beef for Nelson Morris Ihe adsmh and
100 for D. II sherman me aa anne
the Berlin 1900 quarters for Eastmans company ana
$50 f~1F i rs at ali N"w-Yo markets.. 200 head
q which - 'Dh-s The supply was ai sis- ~ ny
loo n for common prime quality cty-cresseG yeas
weak n 0'-c few extra carcasSes sc''nE an c
per 10. with sale, 5i.a9c little calves lower AT
aics-G Dnlentack 30 veals: AZ II average at 81 90
per 100 ID; d. ~ H. at $, ~ .. SIN do. III
to 10 H. at 81. f-i calves. ~ D. at 50 &c,
j. r. nelson late yesterday: 81 yeals. si H. at " .;
s s A%r' ~ iAMGs ReScip= $50 head
u cars FOR export aye on the Geye cars cars OVER
Yesterday thcrc wers - ca-s on the na met dozen c1
;sTk Sa foT rad Poor to prime saccp
sod at g Ogsi 30 100 ~ medium to prins l'n me a
dressed dli ard easier at CAS- very o 5%
choice carcasses bringing Sic Dressed lambs also 'o
ls7 Ohio ams q p = s ays1aSr &C. q q
H. a, s. ~ 23i ohio sheep 81 II, - 30 40 STATE do
Sc H. Al g %; 30 clipped do and wooed Gull lambs "'
10 judd CO. Michigan lambs Ga y at s. z; Z: s.
50 nsa1 's" c S' 81 sg9' 80 n @o
Newton & Co.: 80 Buffalo sheep and lambs 60 H. at
I'll s Ok eH o !ncg % %"a at s@. s. b. 90
od PfRssc 2s e W cart. or "S Z hen Of which q
head sae Market quoted steady At s. 5oas4 - per
To- ns6, hos and roush heavy selling It 9,l,a4'-c.
81 & per S M m" S ~ '' at F5 To- g ":f az
s. ~ 70 do. 10 H. at s,2O' 10 pigs ~ b. at 49,
3 jaad ( % Z sa a' pSs b H. s. 70; rough
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

Liverpool. Feb 10. 3:45 p. m.-Beef-Extra India mess
dun Cos: prime dull 5js. Porklriine mess
Western fine. dull al 63s 81: Do medium duh AT AS 81
Short cut. about II 70 ~ ~, steady al '''s bacon
Cumberland about 2S TO 80 IL. steady al JOS 0d
rib - h. steady Jos; long clear middIrs
- ~ steady Us Cd long and snort clear mid
about 50 n. steady 2ss I'd shoulders. about i
Is n. dull az 21s Cheese-Americaa finest white du
n American cOlOr"d dull at S9s.
nominal COtonseed Oi.-Liverr0Ol refined
steady at Spirits turpentinc firm els Cd Ros,n
Common Is. Lard-Prime Western spot steady
Il 3is. Wheai-No red winter steady al T. Cd; No :
rel spring steady 80 3D. F1Our-St. Lsuis fancy win
ter steady - Ga. Corn-MXcd Western spot firm al
As I'd: February Is I'D March firm at Is sd;
April Is a.d Hops al l.ondCn-Pacihc Coast firm
rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

Jaiy 47sG42c ebrusry 2s1e May ,2 2I ,s
Fprs higher at 23isN24c. Standard mess Nio ,oH
so II 1nrd~Primc steam. So 50 choice. 81 CO. Dry
sated meats-shouders 4aac long clear o'ss Gear
BIC: ribs 5sc clear. &c. High wines steady ~
Woo-Mssouri and Illinois medium. l+gl5c; braid i ana
Low IoTlIc: light fine. 1OIllc; heavy fine. sqoc; exas
medium iOl3c: braid and low. salGc llsh, fine . ,sc
so,,h.rn hard bury 1c Bagging-Order prices l4-ib
&c: lib. 5c 2i.-ib 5a.c. Iron ties G5c hemp tw,ne
o. n,r n Lead quiet and steady at 232i2c Spelter hrm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

svr1pathv with wheat and but tn"fe was Very '
business and In The afternoon weaker tone was -
hiied the market closing quiet at unchanged 70 &c n
cline ''Eradstreets visible showed decrease 81 -'"o
bush for the week reducing the total 10 "l4""p pusn
cash oats were more Sales we're ilSvo
hush "a follows. bush No AT 33'.d3tc Gle
yator 5000 bush No white. al 31'.c. closing az 81,
ria fr towing lots and IL. bush track and canal
white AT 3sS i2c. .BARLEY-Market quiet Quo'u'
~ Milwaukee, G4afjc uncraded western '.,do,. .'''
MALT Market steady; Western quoted i0d ,'c
SEEDS Market steady Quoted: Clover - "ns'" ,rh-
oihv sGn SO 80. RI CkWHEAI Market INACTIVE
Quoted. Japanese a2G54c. silver hull isfiioc.
We give for comparison the closing prices ~ the pre-
yious day and the corresponding date last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

and CO cans az cream Shore. 9l5 cans Of milk 90
cans condensed milk and 81 OF cream NewJersy
Central milk ana 10 OF cream ana 10y
miscellaneous short routes 800 cans Of MIX ana - cans
daily supply has been 70 -" cans OF
milk 1876 cans Condensed $40 OF cream
average price paid for the surplus on NE Platforms
81 ~ Of quarts. The MIX Exchange
price remains at 22,c quart net 70 the shipper
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.

Galveston Feb l0-Cot,on firm midd,ing. BIC; low
r,dding Ic good ordinary. 4c net and gross receipts
500 bales: exports conswise bales sales los" Daies
snnners So bales: stock. lf3. 1853 bales 49,
SpXnrsoik Web l9-o'otton firm: middlng SIC; low mid
ding II 6c good ordinary. lice; net and gross
receipts bales exports coastwlse io'' ps' SAWS
400 bales; stock. l+.I.G bales. ,,,,, .,,
I., orleans Fob lg-Coton firm: good mlddling. 5ssc
,idlIing 5lc low mddng 4s.c: good ordinary, '-loc
s r@rens 6as7 bales gross 6sGs bales; exports coast
,s o0 bales: sales 200 bales: stock. 3so333 bales
SAVANNAH Feb lo.-Cotton steady; iniddlnS . l-l~;
low midIlnr 4ac; good ordinary. I-10c net ana gross
r,ceuts As bales: exports to the continent 5000
haleg. sales 500 bales: stock. 13Os0 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
LEH|CH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stntion- foot of Cortiandt ana Desbrosses SITS.
1900 4. VI. daily for NAUCH CHUNK ana intermediate
stations.
S:I5 4. VI. daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BCF-
FALO NIAGARA FALLS SUSPENSION BRIDGE, and
west and principal and local points; diningcar TO
Bridge Pullman Nestibule sleeper - chicago
IiiIO \. VI. daily for MATCH CHUNK and interme-
points. Connections for Reading and Harrisburg;
800 T. VI. daily. except sunday for ELMlRA and all
intermediate stations for Potsville and Read.
chair-car o. Wilkesharre.
$40 T.. VI. daily. except sunday. for L. and r. JUNO
TlON and principal intermediate stations Pullman huret
rarlor-car Wnkesbarrs: connections for Pot'syie
t:oO =. VI. daily. except sunday, for SOUTH PLAIN
FIELD an Intermediate STATIONS.
G;OO u. VI dailv for Bj'FFAi.o. NIAGARA FALLS
and I'll points West. Pullman sleeper yestihue train
New York Chicago S"ener 80 Brfalo and Toronto
connections N,r Reading and Harrisburg.
G3O T. II. daily. except sunday. for Easton and Inter-
mediate station
BOO W. daily for ITHACA. GENEVA. ROCHEs-
TER BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS. and all POINTS
West, Pullmai seepers to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair-
car O Wilkestarre. 49, 80, ~.
ricketts, and Pullman accommodations at 81. 26i ott
and 40: broadway. ii3 Bowey, 81 East lth 81. io9
York S'a) Fulton 81. Court ST.. Us
ll-oadwav nd BROOKLYN Annex. Brpohlvn y. !;
New-Yo-k Transfer Co VIII can TOT .ti .l-NN D's-
ca 20 from hotel or residence through 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
RAILROADS..
pEN NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt Street
:. In Eject JnI-ua 20. Is.5.


In Effect January 20. Iso5.
G 1850 M HprkNsYvsNIA Car e euTs
Arrives chcaSo M c Sas 1Sisiy 3;
. i'%'f rs @s's$D ,s 1' a. NJ
yie VILE. and cnicaSs Arrive CINCINNATI io45 A. NJ. St
oSS "'i M NJ ssifefS hxfhrsspumsn s..pn,
ana binng cars to Chicago AID CLEVELAND Arrives
as = III fsfisR a:a eiy
Arrives Cincinnati r NJ. indianapolis TO- p w. Il.
a, II fcFi22 isiGs Sleeping Ca,
to Pitts6urg Connects for Chicago daily and Cleys.
land '1S A;ii s9TsS s ANS Tun SOUTH
rcsona TO- Ii nnH c Pro II a. III b 2o 2o Con-
Z, ,9l b S;r $s s iss
LIN. Al rarlor and Dining cars, 20 Dining Carl.
s6 5G nNs" nS G t M l2@ nB Bsn 20
daiiy sleepers 10 Augusta. Jacksonville and st. Al.
springs Memphis and nss 70 % Si ngh da h'
Te l%r,d to N9ntsoneTy and Jacksonville
sonye and 81; Augustine. 40 p st. week days; 80
bases G le f dav Ia 5leo AgS@sne Macon
cIIEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILWAY Express 800 p NJ.
FOR OLD PINK ami & via Cap.
Charles Ros'e $ A. NJ Weekdays. and with Through
FOX 5iseP &TLsSr y CIV CIV 80 weekdays. Through
FOX CAFE aAy ~' LOO ?"' f0i 3 a. weekdays
G ea .nS So No. $40 ocn a aaa Pol.
w"ek-dsys SUNDAYS except Asbury Park and Ocean
Grove '.'' A. f y p F.i Il <
S St cS2 So f. 'a2 90 PSG" @ o sd Ie 9 1-
s2 , Dsh9 s Ga2 RTns %a 20 ms M /;
4 ~ dining csr 525 dining cag = i iSo dining
csr, osod Dining carr ~ p NJ s IL = night
IroadSay; Aston Iioise and foot Of Desbr:ses ana
street Brooklyn station Jersey city. The NewYorl
hoies and residences through to Dissipation
O. Se5eTl Manage, cone;a : Pas Mpo HSon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

The average price head for the past year was o ny
Il IS oganst IS previous year, thus reducing VIZ
sver.ee total value IL sheep the United states rom
81, ING 10 To $685. T67. We quote Xxx ONO LIS
srJ ohio lJffIGc; fall Texas sale, spring Texas
iolri.c: Montevideo, l4diJc. Australian. lIn22c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20

baltimore. i'h i" Flour al unrhangei' snl'' ~
@ -.. 4 +. s. '::' p. IS: ::
Cern ',aa' "sci ,po, t,,tsaIy a., Snl ~ i'h. t.2
vi',c snl y,i 49, 400. *. 4i' I''i bush. oats
=, "' =, ri,c, i' 'ag.aai.. s,,,k ~ -, hush
H. lpi e..s5s. s'.S. no., la;.h' NY .icady
u, ',t'', 70. -. - M,r.h ,.,rk f. ,ricr. = piT
=. Imi t.nfulry cotton iui. m.ilunre. 5'.c. Pr
.4 a' ,-a'e~ '',l s'.az: i.n'y ''-f'' -, -,
'a.lr lfil'. d. l-N - et' D.. Pow ''' '---'
ls,'i slo> ''
.'n 20. ~ ~ nr gl. ,,.- q-. ,.1.ro
.-, a,- 2,a2r. Western. eafe,. "hc.e s'r'l,. te.'
II, '' E., r ''i, ~ g. w,.,crn and Messaa 80
-. hc.d 2lr-,, Sim. .,.,, ,,r,, ,,,,,,, se,o,ra
for ~ hari ne GNu'3A.c holders asking ll'.c 9'e,
hari e''c. y Nr'hern NJ" e2':a'5"e d. ~, ,l
'.''.- Winter whoa, ''f'rr sue ,',. 49, & ~,
cars - . 70. 'disc IN tft'k. % VIM. -'''
sales cars ~ ,"ilo@. 60. " ,,f. ~ = 10y
c4s s. ,,rn 100 new ri.l"S, r, g,r, m LIKE
low -, ~ n'.,n M "4 , ',,,. a,i' ga,s.r ~ :
white quoted 3d. 80 mixed -fHt'.c on irn l'iil'y
c1 '' H., Fi"n. =" : hci - in ,rc. Flour
Qr.', easy gnensnET1 I' ,r nee, futures r,ns. AZ fl
low. ,. ,.. ,,..,u..
rchrllry ...-..... 90, 90, ,o's %.
May .............. '''soas33, =, ,g,e,35 XII
-
,., 49,. ,ora,e., go. ae,.
May ........: - ~, .ut1t,i,. "gM'. ii@i,r.
,tft 10. .:
,.,...r- oS oSi. o., ~.
a. "''' '''''' ~ 90, - ,loS 9s-
June .............. -. ., -.
Mes uork Der bhl:
g, Sio s,oa-t. x,oo, sin -,
Lard Ter 100 n:
' - .-- . .
May ....-..'t'.... ''"' ""''t ""-s '"-s
short ribs por 100 u,
MAY .'...-...'''-' ""' ~ 49, go
cash pn.tti n' Voc "s follows 1nr quiet Tho i''
my N1s si.niv iI''t pan. '.mtri y, spring wheat.
~, f.I,c ~ spring Wheat. hiHItr. 80 rel. 'Sitr ~
i@i.d &C.,. =" off - l'2> pro-. Nn . - 49,
81 barley. - ,5' ~ nrNs,-i 81 rs p. pri'na
othy seed g. 1ol s. - pork. rer b $40 loIslo -
i5Tsj dry sailed shoulders nox"N 81 asa
short clear SIDES oN"b :" - as 80 Nhis"y. disl
lefT nni'n"i sn'" per +a ~ -: sutats cr loir lO9
ITanuuf'~l III. standard ~ . ~ uscci uil
quoted by Nat nal Iini"rl ol Co. J.c. boiled. co..
on the Produce ENchan,e to-day thc butter market
steady Extra creamery. 2isc hrsts glaze seconds II
Hl9c. Eggs nrfn. fresh stock 2isi36'
Cincinnati. Feb. 49,. Flour quiet unchanged Wheat
supply b. only moderate, there is not much IN
Guiry and prices about steady corn Prices dcrlin-
ing. demand small and market weak No mixed rack
mixed track ~. 40 MIXED track l2-c. ~ yellow
i2.c No yellow thcH, ~. Oats freely offered demand
mixed trick BIC. Rsr nim. ~ track iGc Barley
ntrady. NJ 3 spring arrive so Plrk et ana steady
noes. so -. clear mess Sli 10 nuil' 81 -. fani
steady; demand light. steam l.af. 50 -: kettle 81
io.s. shoulders. ,i.c loose short riis g.. os. slnri
clears Ca.c. boxed i.c more by 4altei meats steady
,le,r sid.s 80. h,,'l ir NOR. 80, r,..ir,, ,,,,
.,,.rI r,ht ~ ,,r..,',. ,r., 80 '''' ~
,,,, h,,s A. s, % y ~ ''' ""''"'S S''"'y' SAFES
NuIvni,Lr, I.h 10 What ,,.r..t ,,t, ,,.,,,... -, .
~. - 'b'h'Fl Hil4 morning AZ "A
.lEn, H,,i Du, gu. KY arvri.prd strength ani ruled
,5 to 49, and clS1e At :a5 hfi ' ",'a at ,"','',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

TO PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE And WASHINf"
TON.
For Philadelphia. week DAYS. 40. 500 900 1000
Dining Crrl. NJ. 80. $3.50. 400 BUFFET Paror
carr 800 DINING carr 600 7:3o. SO T.. n; ~,
night sunday 40 900. II 80 Dining Car) n NJ, la'p.
% DDinne arr goo =. NJ. i2l3 night oo ,,o,
For Baltim--e and Washington. week DAYS ?p. ll1p
ODninr Car, \ NJ 1880 $50 800 Dining carr, 900
T.. NJ i2i5 night. sundays. 900. II 80 Dining CARP
4. VI i.r ,tp Dining carr. 600 i. NJ. I'D ngh =.
Tickets and uarlo-car seats can he procured al 10 ~
26i. 40 9 LAO. 1873 Broadway. 49, Gihave. ~ East
i.fh--f. 2lth-s. pa West l2lth-st. 21l Co
iunb,s ave wyork: Court-st.. $50 Fuiton-s. Brook
lvn ~ Broadway Williamsburg. The New-N0rk Transfer
Company viii call for and check baggage from hotel or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY,
tAnthracite coal used exclusively
Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
4

-Four tracks AUTOMATIC Block SgnaIs.
on AND AFTER DEC 80. 1894.
Trains leave station foot 81 I.berty-st
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown, Mauch Chunk. &c.
$50 7i5. o:10 1885 20 Esstonl A. NJ. 10; 20 4at
10 Easton). 400 JfJ. 1870 to Allentown. T. NJ Sundays
40 q Is 10 Easton). A. NJ. 100 80 500 !. VI.
For Wilkesb1re. Pittson and scranton. $40 A. NJ.
40 1870. 4:3O r. VI Sundays 4:}0 4. VI.
For Readin7 i3o. 500 $40. 1000 II 30 4. ~. no.
1:3o 100. 800. $40 1870 +. NJ. 12iJ night sundays
40 A. NJ 100, 100. $50 500 F. NJ, 1915 night
For Tfarrisburs 4:30 500 90 \. NJ, li0. 1870 400
BOO 80. p. NJ. i2l5 night. Sundays, 100. 3d. $50
y NJ. l2:i5 night.
For Sunbury. Lewsburg and Wilamsport NJ i30. 500.
9:l0 A. NJ. i:lO. ! 90 7:3O J.. NJ Sundays GOO L. NJ
For Red Bank Long Branch. and POINTS south TO Point
Banio. t;i5; 40. GAP p ~ Suniays eTsept Ocean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
BALTIMORE AND ONO II. Il.

ST. Louis and All Points West
pt-lLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS.
reoNe Sew- York foot Of Liberty St, daily for CHICAGO.
"a m and - u night For PITTSBl RG. 80 p. M.
i".ii nieht For CINCINNATI ST LOUIS. 900 a. M.
eno +, ~ For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 900 a. m.
iii 80 A. m. Dining carr. 81 $3.50 p m, eN. Sundayh
t5:op p. m. Dining carr, 900 p M l-'lo night NJ
rains run daily except $3.50 y. m.
FOR NORFOLK. II 30 a m. daily. 100 p. m ey sunday
For NEW ORR Fans via Roanoke Bristol and Chaus'
noosa through Pullman sleeping car. 300 y. m. daily
Trains Illuminated with pntsch light.
Ti~ket Offices i3 lI2 2Gi. AS lao Bdway. 81 East
i,h St. III Bowery ~ Y: 3ii. $3.50 Fulton ~, Brook
i'm; station foot OF Liberty ST. G. Il. T. II y. j.
Transfer CO. will call for and check baggage
from hotel residence to destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-20
FOR LAKEWOOD.

4:3o sis \. NJ. 1:i5 $40. 40 p. ".
For Farmngdaie Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bar
negat. $50 S'ij \. NJ. l4J. $40 j. VI. -
For Atlantic city. Nineland and Brdgeton. 43o A. NJ
| ~ NJ
For Monmouth Peach. seabrisht and Highlands q
Navesin; 50. NIB. 1880 \. NJ. l;3o 1i5 49, $40
l, ". Sunllvs 4 = ".
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-20
WILL ADVISE REPUTATION.
Senator PETER Is Indignant at the Pros
pect of Another Bond Issue.


"If another issue of bonds is made with
out the authority of congress, shall ad-
wise their population. These are the
words Senator PETER used the other day
~ consider the first bond issue fraudu-
lent and have not changed my position
since then," he continued. 81 still think
that the government has no authority to
issue bonds without the concurrence of
congress, ;" said he
81 am satisfied that there will be an
other bond issue before Oct. because the
syndicate has been given the privilege of
taking all the bonds issued before then.
There is only one thing whicNmay pre-
vent a BOND issue, and that is the fear
that it will weaken Democratic strength.
They are making heroic efforts to strangle
free silver sentiment and are successful to
a considerable extent.
cat the last session of congress l was
called impertincnt because asked to have
the names of the bond purchasers made
public. If there be another bond issue
without authority Of congress, 1 intend to
introduce resolution advising the repu-
diation Of the bonds. At the time of the
first issue charged that the bonds were
issued illegally and introduced u rcsolu-
ton instructing the judiciary committee
Of the senate to examine and report wheth-
er the secretary had such authority under
existing laws. The committee did not re-
port because they knew there is no such
law. "-Exchange.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1895-09-20
One Woman's Pocket.

A lady in an omnibus travelling from
Victoria to the north of London felt
woman with short hair and long pertinac-
ity trying to pick her pocket She did not
feel great anxiety for two reasons-frst,
because she knew the pocket was very
difficult to get at, and, secondly, because
her purse was not in it.
After several vain attempts to unFavel
the mysteries of the receptacle the thief
muttered angrily to herself in French:
"Bother it! can't find the pocket any
where" The lady turned to her and re-
marked with a smile in the same Ian
guage, 81 am sorry, madam, you have so
much trouble, but there's nothing in it."
The frustrated pickpockdt left the ON
nibus, which at the time was turning a
corner very slowly, like an arrow, and
none of the other passengers was aware Of
the comedy until the lady with the unpick-
able pocket explained it to them. Fortu-
nately the thief had not tried her skill on
any other person.-London Telegraph.