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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
RAILROADS..
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
rITTOys foot OF Desbross,s and Cortandt stress
T., a,0.ct In. 1895.

STATIONS foot OF Desoross" sna so.ua""' '"'"
In Eject Jn: nary 20, 1898.
%" MsAs Car S F!seuIPs
ton Cas-. Arrives Chicago . a; NJ. Cleveland S|
s. NJ su sa'P'r n s ana 4 DO psaslDo' s
300 r. M.-CHIcAGo AND ST LOUIS E&rhE Ls.
e ana s cSeas ana arrive l1 1915 A NJ St
600 s.i M NJ SsiiHf2 sss.:
and Dining Cars to Chicago and Ci 4, nsrt day'
fsv'and M& W. 81 III faifsR
A 1fPns c ane Rn"s Cars It, to naanapos
500 .u Me q II SeFGnS ca,
to Pttsburg Connects FOR Chicago daily. and Cle's'
na az wa ,:ifl syfsS xSS nn SOUTH
s Se oG m pnS nj c Prlld And ~ Dnns
iS rs sSaday Snins cs
so Sc " RGf Sl sl5id: sP psa $50
daily seegerT augusta 5sckssnvie and 81 AS Az;
Memphis NJ and a snss 20 Is n daily
ATlSTc to eoSs LINE and Fss spsca for Jack
;onyiile ard s; Ausasiins 80 2 r. Ssekdays 900
a fay SleeGeis sa 70 ampa S. augustine Macon
cEsArEAk I H5 RAILWAY fshfT to E Is"Ds 500 T. NJ
ro 6 OLD SsnF D ana via Cap.
Charles Charles Rqn'f; A NJ weekdays. and. with Through
FOR HTLAHric csiTTii:. 80 p NJ weekdays Through
FOX . CAPE SAY = 100 90 ? PM y yees,day,
Tse assan ' Sundays 1ccp, ASbury Fak and oc.s:
GFov''' 90 A. F u - r.HhiLMxDELrurA.
'H Ss csp So 's 90 Psen Sl'f1' s ,
30 Dining Carr; Dining ,nar % 20 30 rs,ai I'd il
a.! IT, ":F1I 6n S%sG cs4 g 6nas cs9
ri cR o Di9nf Nos Ss ~ g. I'D a III and
Asor Hons and fo Sto q ruson Street q
Broadway. and Brooklyn Annex station foot o. rV Y
Street Brookn station Jersey cy The rom
hotels ard residences through to desnatlon oon
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York February -. lS9J.
,.o1rox Tbere was slight advance cotton al the
oncnpg but the offerings liberal ana prices seey
gave way selling TO the lowest figures touchec on
IN. last irevou break The offerings the decline were
liberal ana although considerable block Of short cotton
was covered prices rallied sluggshy The trade curing
the closing hours II the session small and without
feature the closing steady at point net decline
Sale The foreign news early was 81
quiet Later futures came IN easier CLOS
ing al point decline although saies Tor the DAY OF
spot were 1000 bales including l1OoV bales Aheicd
The Manchester were somewhat dlscOuidb-
Ing and their interior statement the semiwcey figures
made receipts ~ bales. against $4,000 bales las year
There was some selling for New-Orleans and southern
markets reported be offering spots rather Ie'S
tomorrow were estimated a'
liberal figures IL 10 against 40 bales
for the corresponding day week. and 234l bales as
year Recepts for the day were 4os. pdits
against yO67 bales last week and Memphis. SD naies
eSair 3o bales The estimated receipts at the
ports for the week $4,000 bales. go A.,
Opening and close today and CLOSING oiuS INC
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Avenue D. No 81 Abraham Elens'ein and wlf-
co ~ M'4Hf = @ s4iio Of coam6a,ayc id4x
ioo5: MARGARET Brennan and husband 10 :,
som hi a 100 T, Of Amstcriaa-a,c 5oxlo2 q
,o %s foG a e" r Of 9 ic s%n sS
,c Mart f"'sg 70 eden OF KnngG a David 5000
Thomson referee. to nurra Hoffman 2'oo
't ma s 'raSc % cnrIsts" w,Sis!%aaa ''" 2oo
Topping st. st., 81 r. a. Of , iiiths' ''Hioo; Mel
I'D st. n - 275 It W Of ist.ayc' iG>xosa. George
7,h,"yc s. Il" It q ia,,'s 2ox7i; Augustus
SAM G' pl@prr ~ 'S wu% taca and VIE to
so A%s@''s rs 10y VEST Albert II ic ana vie to
L' SIs 30, Xxx ana iiad charles
lsi.sve " f. 80 Il : Of .9h,st 25xl,o and other
property. John Ulrioh To Jonas Well and an
7.Sh,.t No $50 East: rlncu. LoaenfeId ana VIE
Madson-av W corner -sh,s 100 sx,5. Edward
to ' ra%icS McMor 1S "D','| % '"'' 10
i2ist ST. Nos 2io ana ~ East: William 4 Farrell
rais '" Sos "a and I'D East. same to Thomas
io th~1 5. $40 II 81 Gi.ayc i5iidoil I.,or
100 Henry Kiaubrr to Theresa Kaa6cr.,:.:.., /
Mc.el and wife to E.i~ard l. GeiiTcy. 1880
~hrs ascs and ' VIE S' rtp racS SSo 10
Same and other property philip s'acom to George
Boston T Eoad -; g.; i$''h''. AK
Lot -. map property Of Charlotte Fox Trowhriige
l2id Ward). John iulc and wife to Amunl
ptsons, No 80: Gustav Kaliski and wife to
Louis Kresner. 25oO
Avenue G. n Ith-si. 4syx35.3 John
Bronson To Matilda Kohler. ....................
Chrystie-st. No 2i5 to ?io. Jonas Well Bern
Mayer and wives John Ilrich. and
2j-sr, n I6l. 10 II of 2daye. is2x61.G; Pincls
lOwcneld and wiz. to Sarah Refs. 1850
Washlngton-s No 1853. Katie 4 Doelng Al
All rse's proDsrss privilege. and Franchise: Of
the Thomson Houston Electric GO, York;
Francis Lowrey. referee. To George W Maslin ooOOo
Interior lot, begins AT point In centre line be-
tween 18th and Goth 3O6.S II 7th-lvr.
~ 1OS5S. 2xi pNfJ.Jx32 lxso. the executors Of
Joseph j West. deceased. to Edward q Alsdorf 1
30th-st. >. 3OGS II " OF Tth-ave. 0i.iix0sO;
.,Oth-st. =, $50 n 4th-ave,
Augustn Arrange and wife to Katherine Miller % 800
Same property. the Union Trust co. trustee. %
Mary Richards. deceased. ct al. to Augusn
arrange ...::..:......:. .............1..... 245Oo
2Jth-st. y. 80 II E Of 3d-avc, 244x5I: Alice c
Mcguire 10 Peter J Hickey ...................
2O'h-st. q. <73 n ot ave ~ o.; Anna r.
barnard ct al 10 Anna Barnard. ...........
30th-st. 306s II Of 7th-avc. OF. ix0s Ok ->,-
interior lot adjoining Edward q Aisdorf 70 -
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DEL. LACkAWANNA AND WESTERN II. T.,
stations In New-NOrk foot of Barclay and
Christopher streets.
NESTIbVLEp. TR Ans: iGMHHN BUFFET

Direct route to NEWARK BI.oOMFIEI.p MoNrCLAlR.
THE ORANG ES summit. Bernardsvillc. Baskins
Ridge Madison. Morristown Passac. Paterson Boom
ton Dover Stanhope. BuDD'S LAKE. LAKE no.
PArCONG. Hackettstown. SCHOOI.ENS MOUNTAIN.
Washington. PHI LIPSBURG. EAsTON. WATER
GAP. STROuDsBURG. pccono Mountains. SCRAN-
TON. PITTSToN. WIIkESBARRE. NANTICokE.
DANvILLE ORrHUMBERLAND Montrose. BIN9-
HAMTON. OXFORD. NORWICH. Watevile UTICA.
RlCHFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. OS-
WEGO. ITHACA. OWEGO. ELMfRA CORNING.
BATH DANSvILLE. BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
100 \. AUTHORIZATION MAI. stops at principal
900 A. M-BuFFALo SCRANTON piNGH,MroN,
UTICA. RICHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE and
OSWEGQ EXPRESS. Pullman nuret Paror Cars con-
at Buffalo with train for Chicago arriving 90
n. morning
100 +. M.~sCRANTON. BINGHAMToN and ELMIRA
400 l.. M.-SCRANTON WIIKESBARRE and PLYM.
OtTH EXPRESS Pullman parlor
80 T. NJ d)aily)-Bvffalo Vestihuled Limited Express
for SCRANTON. BINGHAMTON. ELMiRA BUF.
FAIC. Pullman Rvffct Sleeping Car. Connects at
Buffalo with train for Chicago. arriving al 935 p. m
o.so r NJ DAILY -RUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TON. UTICA. Si EActSE and OSWEGO EMPRESS
Pullman Buffet Slee2crs.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS AT n
Mnrnyst AM 40 Broadway Tickets at ferry s,atona
~ and 9+o BROADWAY ~ West i2Jthst o25 Columbus.
ave- NewYork: 33s and 726 Fuiton-s and "a Broadway
lirooaiyn. Time tables giving FULL Information ell
stations.
wESTCoTT EXPRESS COMPANY will call Tor anl
check baggage from hotel or residence TO destination
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ailrcdos.
"AMERio"s cREArEsr RAILROADS.
NEW YORK
(ENTRAIA
- e. HUDSON RIVER m
& HUDSON RIVER R. r.

From Grand Central Station 42d Street
si3O A. M-ENcept SUNDAY. Empire State Express
Fastest the world.
O:3O n. M.-Daily Fast Mail For Syracuse Rochester
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago
1880 A.. M-Except sunday. Dcy Express. nil i'm
portant State points.
100 l.. M.-Daily. Southwestern Limited for CincIn.
natl. Indianapolis st. Louis and Chicago
$3.50 l.. M-Except sunday West Point Poughkeepse
Albany. Troy. Saratoga. '
4,3O r. M-Daily. North Shore Limited On. Ds,ro,,
$40 A. M. Chicago. 1880 l.. NJ '
600 4. M.-Daily. For Albany, Troy Bunalo Clsva
land. Detroit, Chicago Cincinnati St Louis
0i25 l.. M.-Daily. For Troy. Saratoga. Burngtor
plattsburg and Montreal. ""''"'
1870 4. M.-Daily. For Auburn Road points Ru0o,,
Niagara Falls Cleveland. indiana polls 81 inu,s
Chicago. " O~'''
600 +. M.-Daiiy. Only Sleeping Car Passengers ,or
Rochester carried ON this train "
Os10 T. M.-Daily For Clayton, Cane Vincent Ovssr.
burg Cleveland Detroit, Chicago ~oN"'-
1@ioo nisht,-E 1p sunday nsht For Albany. Troy
o'o1 A. NJ ana ;s'SS = M1Daily. except Sunday to
Wagner Palace Cars ON all through trains
Trains Illuminated by Pntsch Light.
Tickets and Wagner Offices Grand Central S,at,on
llS, 2Ol tl5 80 iroadway: 81 East
iiuidins: oi2 broadway: 23o coumbus.ave.. SO West
Fulton ST. and - broadway l.. D.. brooklyn. 49,
Baggage checked from hotel resdence by the wesco
Express Company - ~ S'''
JOHN NJ TOUCEY .a GEORGE IT DAN,rvs
General Manages. ':.'r .s0en. Passenger AGENT .
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WEST SHORE R,K.

Trims leave West 42d 81. Station. ew-York fcl'
I'M; aad - minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.:
:ottO y. NJ. Daily Local 10 Buffalo.
otto n. NJ Daily Tor Albany, Utica Syracuse Rochestess
lMnalo. Ni,gara Falls Detroit Chicago
O:lO H. vi. Daily for Albany. Montreal Utica Syracuse
Rochester BUFFALO Niagara Falls Toronto. Detro's
tleveland Chicago and 81. Louis
'ito ~ VI. Daily. except sunday for Ctlca Syracuse
Newark, Rochester and Buffalo.
$40 ~ VI. Daily 10? Albany. Utica Syracuse Rochester!
Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit. Cleveland CHI
cago and st. Louis.
For tickets. time tables OF local trains paor and sleep
ng-car accommodations city Offices brooklyn auJ
New York. and stations Time tables at principal
hotels. For other Information address
c. E. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

- New-Yorl February e. 1885
BEkNES-Recepts. 30 cars go head-9 cars for ex.
port alive and dressed and 26 cars for the market Of
which Is cars were at jersey city Counting ears which
arrived yesterday. there II on sale the
lower Yards on the strength OF Chicago advices and
with light receipts. the market opened active and iOc
higher on both steers and good were
wanted at the advance but rated steady
The ya'ds were promptly cleared. Ordinary prime
tive steers sold at 81 50Qs5 IS per 100 ~ stays oxen
1t $Sqs4 %; bulls at S3g$3 &c. At 81 e0Qt3 80,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO II. Il.
a
Baltimore, Washington, Chicago, Ctnclnnet
Sc, Louis and All ISOints West.

DWIVImOrt,- WuhhIhKtOn, CnICWSO, CtnS TIT s'sS
80. Louis and All Points West.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALL TRAINS: m
Leave NewYork. foot OF Lberty-st daily for chiCA0o
1915 night For CINCINNATI ST: LOUIS; 9V0 a. M
600 D. m. For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, V:W =. IN
al 80 a. Dining Carr 30 g 80 p m. ex sundayh
600 D. M. Dining Carp. 600 p. IN. l2;ie nish" ="
trains run daily except $3.50 %. ...,
For NoRtoLk II 80 daily $50 m ea S Shsts
For NEW ORLEANS via Roanoke Bristol ana Snn.~
noosa, through Pullman Sleeping Car 300 p M aap''
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch light. 49,
Ticket onc"s ii3. i72 26i. AIS. LAO Bdwsy 81 "a.
18th g.. l27 Bowery N Y 34t; $50 Futon st;' 0'0'
NewYork Transfer will call for and cheek
nom hotel OF Eesldsnpe 70 .dsatlnatlon :
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MoLAssEs AND sYRUPsA limited inquiry Tor 81 mo,
asses dsyeoped to-day although STe %@s n0 bmi
IN the absence Of pressure concessions Wau,
Orleans centrifugal. ordinary common ia loc: iaI
prime i7a2lc choice rae, open Es,c lar %
Porto Rico 2Ga35c Syrups-Sugar ordinary 10 common.
OISln absence of business quotations for cotton
seed oil are more or less nomnr e 80 have much
effect in changing prices Lard oil is steady WIN moa
eaG trade LnS S oil e G%ei prime me cue loose
mills n cug bs hG1e SPm nona S
Summer Whit prime nominal 90 butter sraass s
American boiled soc: Calcutta raw. Soc
market W bs qn,S ao oa ExS
siI 2jasl IS family sii 5cqs2 short clear. $i3a$i ~
family. siiasi4 ' Escss Sass BEEF MAMs
ss qu i' II 31f ie bellies ale MAJ
E s'$'S DUN At az 's rsSa qae,
Sc o m r% std GTS'es aa ct $50 i
hhds at dc. .LAKD-Marbct weaker; sales 40 ties
nned market easy south American quoted 1i3c' Con-
ss H nominal Os M sipVg9s ac no S Slo' '''
RICE-The market was fairly active to-day and steady
do g sorts W quote quot carolina and louisiana
to ordinary sass; low fair to iair go goo
Gl.a6'.c Java, @aa4c Japan. 4'sc4sc Patna $.a"''c
STGAR-Foreign advices were very. duh both cane
and beet sugar with prices UNCHANGED Loeay the mar
for cenirugals test; lite for muscoyado 80 test
and lbc mOlaSses. ~ test lhe offerings OF IA"
sugar are not very liberal The Of possible trou-
cuba having influence. although not ma
terial he assumed serious import
ance. Refined moderately active and steady
on basis o! standard graduated.
TEA-The johbing trade is fair. although not large.
the market is only steady. Their" ~ "A
distribution India and Ceyon and desirable,
japanese meeting fair business. The tea cargo OF
the steamer Argyle. just arrived. 1.Hsi,3p Ii.
The auction Montgomery Auction and 'omfns
Company passed off fairly well today Total sales
were pkss, including the following: IA Tyson
7isaf3iac Ga3 Young Tyson sza2c; lG2 Imperial ~
260 Cunpowder l5n37i.c Ping Suey-19 Young liy-
son sac ~ Gunpowder 9a.n2i'2c Iapan-,, Fan,
Fired. I2h23c Basket DO 23c; "a Siftings llca VI"
CongOu S2Gl6C: IS India and o Pekoe, lt'In.o'2c
Ooong--2 O,4 Annoy 1s.alOc: 2.02j Formosa lGi33c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
tAIthraci,e coal used exclusively)
-Four tracks. Automatic Block slgnals.
ON AID AFTER DEC. Sd. 1894.

ON AID AFTER DEC. 3D. 1894
Trains leave station foot Ok Liber,y,stt, SIT, a..
40 75. 9:lO I1:t5 70 Easton, A. NJ. bio; i;$o 90
4:30 q ~ Eastcn). A. NJ 100. $50 600 p ~ q,
For wIlkesb1Te. Pittston and sesanton 'io A. M
For Resdir~ At 40 500 9:iO 1000 II 30 A. ~. $40
100 100 800, 5:45 $50 p. NJ: l2i5 night Sunday"
40 a. 81 100. 1880. $50 600 p NJ i2i3 night, m
p NJ. i2i5 night. - . =. ..,o en-
For sunbury Lewlsburc and Wilamsport NJ 40 500.
o:i0 A. NJ i:iO I 20 7:3O p. NJ sundays. 600 r. NJ
Red Bank Long Branch and POINTS south 70 r9n{{
G Gann ara IA As nv nv PsrR 300 l. M 400 p.
FOR LAKEWOOD.
For Farmingdale River. Barnegat Park and Bar
nosat 4:3O SIS A. NJ 1:4j 44O p N. ou a.
For Atlantic city. Vineand and Bridgeton 40" ~ "'
For Monmouth Beach seabriyh. and Highlands 81
p NJ SUNDAYS 900 A. NJ 400 P. N.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE AND WASHING
For Philadelphia week days - 500 30 , ioGo
Oar, 500 dining Carr. 500, $50 SO r. u; Up Ia
800 Dining ar GOO =, NJ. 1918 night ~ ,,o
For Rafno-s ana Washington week days. 300. II ~
Dlninr car, A NJ. 80. 800. 200 DINING tarD' o,U
F. NJ. 1915 night undays DID Nv % oJ-h rs, a'
Tickets and parorcar scl,s can he nronred AZ ~ &
26 Al. ga. lao i323 Broadway 49, on-aVe'' ~ Ecse
Irh-s l34 Las, -25th-s,.. 2G West l2'thsi 81 %
mrbusave.. y w-York 4 Court-st sp utonst proon.
Company viii call Tor and check baggage from hotel OF
to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
Cunntrn 1ropertn for Sale.

RE YOU LOOKING FOR \ POULTRY FARM?
S75 farm. mile from Eseile depot. y. j.
payable hy nsalm,nts desired better land FOR pou
try small fruits vegetables Good markets More
formation hy addressing II. l.. RlSlEl. .2l = 10th ST.
Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28

Frank ] SOuthwcll .............'. - 49,
oa,l,-st n 20 II o Of 3d-ave. 5lx2fi; fcter
/ Hickey and wife TO Emanuel Arnsien; 80 80
3d-ave No tD1: Robert j wilson ana "'ie "
ATHEIST g s. 30 n Of Sth-ave. IoXlVo' rid"0''
Morgan to Matthew + Murray. y par. a,,e
aTth-si n : ~ II . Of Sth-aNe, 2JxlV"o' saHi'
to same. = part - Murray
slth-st 40 l3s TO i31 West: Matthew ! murray
and wife To Francis Morgan -. no a..
4ist-st n s. ii5. 10 II Of 1th-aNe, 30. iA'o'";
William q Brstow. referee. to william y
ksrnOchan 80
4lst-st. n =. I7il1 II OF ?th-ave' o'-N'o'"'
same to sam" .............. ''''' -, ,,o ,oox
ilst-s, s. 300 n of Ith-av". ~ fx's.'H-V.
az "a. I,ivard I ~ Tausen sheriff 70 Marie {
sIst-st g W corner Amstcrdam-ave .ol lx.I.M
"a iOxtoO to avenue xlO2.2; Sigmund Il stem
mann and wife to Bernard J Ludwig an,
Lots l. 1O4 to 1917 map Bloom.ngdale tract, ~
Ward: William Melghan and wife 81 al '"
Anthony Woman Encouragement 10 ,,., a.
7gth-st 3. 26s9 Il W of lst-ave. lscxIv1'-'
Sarah and Robert Refs to PincuS i""e"''u'
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THE STATE or TRADE.

Baltimore Feb 81 Flour dull. unchanged sales. q"
,,sb Whea, nrfn. so . red spot February and March.
Isl. n5Ssc. May. 5oisn5a.c: steamer 40 : i"i 49,
49,. southern hy sample 5sa59c DO grad. s,An
-, stork ~; 90 bush sales ~ ,pp bush Corn arm.
mixed spot and February. i'1.ai7'sc March Fpa4. -.
MAY 4slsc bid. STEAMER mixed i1AIi''7c. southern
white corn 4sGiac. do yellow tsui"c. STOCK. .hl,"n
bush saes. 700 bush Oats steady 70 nlm' No WHIT
No . mixed do 33i1n3'c stock I'D
bush. Ityo steady No = 5Gffj7c. stock 1850 bush
IIav steady: good choice timothy. f3rSiJ ~ ocean
frelghts firm unchanged Provisions steady mess pork,
sl3 bulk shoulders Dc short rib sides. Ic sugar cured
shoulders nc: clear Sides 7c: hams lOHosc, refined
lard Sc Eggs easy, &c. Other articles unchanged.
Chicago, Feb 27.-The leading futures ranged FOL
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Cash quota follows: Flour firm. Some
Of Northwest mills advanced prices 5aioc to-day No
sampe No . red 5l.sc nominal. No corn: $50. No
oaty o NO a. ,, r,ns ,,m, scd s "
nominal pork. per bib slOaso 20; lard per 100 No.
80 sScS q shsds ss'r oss Is Short G" sea e
Noxed), 81 ioas5 a. whisky disiers finished goods
Standard l 81 IS Linsecl oil as quoted by the ~,
Produce Exchange today butter market dull and
lover extra cIeamey &c; h,s iog2oc' seconds ~"
c,nc@na FsN 2Il1Sar a%,e' wlP'r g,lsn, & '
s'.% sa. low 9%ss 8 7%as SS sP q %
rye Hour Noih~esrern s. 7oas2 ~ do cy 81 soas2
Wheat Fair demand offerings small prices about The
good demand yellow car track. 434c mixed ear tea,c.
No mixed nGs tsat2c "a dsg fh ds 5 IT,
Pork quiet and steady mess so 30; Gear mess 81 70
Sc Kettle si ar 81 %, prime steam easy So 30 Dry
saed meas . s SGs sr sS S 30 box oss 'h9t
more. bacon steady. but little better demand loose
clear sides 50 is's boxed meats worth ,c more Eggs
nearby eggs &c held stock not waneG whisky market
firm and active. Sales. 705 bbls at 81 -
weak and decline Of .a,1c followed under liberal
sss a tie inv ma " e S S" ann ID the
decline was fully receyered May opened at sse el to
wheat hm and higher The barley market showed
fairy active demand especially for the best grades
Choice Minnesota. 54as4lsc Oats active and ,.c
SS white p gang No d. aisa Rye a sSss
but in demand although the activity Of last week has dis
appeared a2a.c for Nofi. Corn unchanged and In light
demand both locally ann for country shipments No g.
I2isc Flour IL firm and active though buyers de
cline 10 higher prices Hard spring patents 81 ioa
81 20: winter patents IN barrels 81 oOd<3 NH stuns
and higher sacked bran having sold NJ $4 30
Provisions weak Mess pork. - 80 for cash and $40 ID
May. Prime lard. SO 30 cash and 81 ~ May.
Minneapolis. Feb 21.-There builsh shading TO
wheat all through the morning session. and II
the close when show OF weakness appeared There
very good demand for wheat In the local pit and the
trade was probably In ~ 100000 bush. Futures
closed practically Unchanged May closed YESTERDAY and
day at 5Ic after advance today J13.c July closed
af To- af
good demand for cash wheat with prices considerably
higher No Northern bringing 5si.Q5si4c No large
sales oi elevator wheat were reported on track No
hard. 6oc No Northern 5sc: No Northern SIC.
Market nrnier. No J, 4Jc Oits-Market hrm; No 3
white 30sc; No g. SOC Flour Saas3 40 for patents SEA
*! bbi: nran-Market steady at carload quotations.
Sl2 25Q$i2 70, fancy. &l3 90.
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ERIE LIN ES

u,a,rh trans fJr Chic.sJ and the West leave New
Yr< foot 81 Ihambers-St. daily, follows. and n's
10 earlier from
915 sman Eimfa. Baas badtOrd sas
nanca Parl'r car TO Buffalo.
300 ss S tRsa.a 1%' fa S' @
s,5 a M Chicago n. seepers to Chi
,aso Cleveland and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
$50 R s s'f' Saas
chicago and the West. Bu.ao passengers
remain sleeper until \. NJ
S45 G tram S" cRssso 5eSSes to BSso Chi
cage ard Cincinnati Dining Car
OCAr. TIME TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
IL accommodations at Ill. 26i 4oi and 957 Broadway
iAo Fast l25th-st Chambers and West 23d.st ferries
New-York; 333 Futon-st Brooklyn: 200 Hudson-st.
hoken and Jersey city station. Erie Transfer Company
calls checks baggage from hotels and residences
destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-02-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Alexander o b" to " ,m, ISTns aSa ' asmand
Rcrknan Gerard 20 James Lowerre as executor sooo
~ LeSng9n-sye year ,,,,s To- charles +: Ap.
pebv' n " corner Central Park West ana o,o ooo
.4lhsi yea AMI wife to the Bowery savings
Bank " Boulevard extends from 'o''n - 10000
Baum l%mh b 5S and another Lena Baum No 80 5000
, WD''- Msry to j Mathews shave, ooo
60 # q isih-st, yea recrce il BOYD.
DsTn N. s Noi9riS n n . 10 %s0
Dgesr Anna and an9''sr 20 u''. 10000
Ennis 10 ,bn and %ite to George schworer s,oo
ItshI ,srI 1T AND G anSthsr 10 Heinrich
executor and trustee. 5>th-st' l'''Io " % 900
Gf o dnn Sn GeS Mf To- caaarnc NJ
2, and I'll East 5ihsi demand J., he Franklin
s@ynF ,.' Rank. Nos 5SS and !!haye year 10000
dP 5sn George st t. AIMS amf a"S" i25 :" ia
Graz year John H. and wife to i Murray. ,,oo
ada,e. I?s OF s9this, yer Mo.cr N III
Hiismann. Emil A. and wife Franklin SAVINGS .ooo
Hubert Katherine r. snd an9ther 10 u N asGs,
10 years. mortgages .............a:::. 5000
Kchoe John. and wife to Henry hirsh "''h- II 600
Inch rar a and d, T yg,S.s, to anana booy 1000
I.cb Msgdalena. and another to + Middle o
brook. a7th-si. 221 4 q 9th-aye' years loooo
man. trustee. Mot-ave. 1915 # n Of 10th cooo
M1hc% and 2 a., End;c a asnr: 1900
Malon i,h ,'G loo ~" r. w If 81 ave. yc4r. 1905
Mulvany. Thomas F. and wife TO @ Holmes,
" corner 2d-ave and 2ith-st demand : mort -o,o
..-........... '"''
Nnr' Ns' o,bsi ' 10 n Of 4have years 1900
McMorrow. Patrick, wife 70 f. T Smith.
IN rSur '''.s o-' 1Oo 900
Morgan Patrick. ct al 10 Margaretha Muller -'' ooo
n Of 4Ith-st. years o'o''
MurrOy Matthew T.. and wife to George W Ihcd- o.o.
ford. Nos 3J and l4l West sith-st. year. iVo"
McNiecc Alexander. and wife to Raabe 49,
Sons L'noN-ave. W corner ll>th-st year. -'"'
Pencil. +. 81 al = Association Tor the
Relief 81 RESPECTABLE Aged INDECENT Females.
s5S.s years 1900
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-08-08
MnttraItt1e &ontnrrett3.

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ma@ien la0en, Ie n,iiilen beiSeiten 3'1s
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eroberten, gu erbalten uno 81 ermeitern.
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bes letter Tribiabrs bielt ii@ einer bet
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