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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Now York March o. 1886
REEVES Receipts e3 cars or %" ar LOT h
- aiv. and a., cara slaughtered mainly lot Snp
NOV. IN drossed quarters. No trading t''nB SH.s
naive sides slow AZ t'gn"7c Per ~
.,,, aiiirg AZ oc ro-days cable hdvc"s quote re
hnef nrmer at aaiOc per NJ American 're
sc higher AZ iOi,Gf2c estimated dressed Wck"'' %
American sheen steady llpl+c. dead w"sn,. my
nen,s ,odav quarters Of beef On thc Az 'lIa
ynrrool ais, G.5 cattle ls?2 quarters OF oeei On
the Massa chusc,is London. $500 .. -. ..,..., ,
III" TTS Wccsirts 20 head = which - went direct 70
-, h,,c,.r ttoit I9l head held over yesier az
Demand limited but feeling STEADY Nenry ~ ne' W.
ms ia me few safes n SG$6 ." pri w , Nv ~
orInarv ~ good Dressed calves slow ~ v" ~
CITY dressed v,ais. jNac for country dressed ANU "'@
% ,San, & Mullen: Is veas Ico 10 average at 80 90
per n: Do. 80 n. al - go
-; i,uicnhack : y,als 136 III a. s. 30 ..o,
SHEEP AND .AMIis- Receipts. l. cars or I'o'
cas- dir.c; 20 butchers md cars 10y M III"
making win YESTERDAY II car, on - a.,
Trade vas quei. bu; feeling steady four hn1 nn,I
cars v.r. - sell NJ late hour. Poor 20 good sheep
80 a, 70 ,.asi :; per n ordinary 70 primo AMOS
AZ 81 mas S. Dressed mutton firm ai o's'te per 10
a Snioc The demand lH ~.
dressed spring lambs Only fair WIN s"'s u" f-"S'
ea:cs~n harrington ?' Mchigan amhs. s. ID aver
90. a, e. - r4r ioo ~. 200 de-. ~ II. - - -, 80 o.
g. p.,.ublcE. 100 state lambs. 81 u a. - ~ -
sheep art iinhs, = T.. ., : 80 =, :, OIL. a. csN
Hume e Mui.es eer VI, rhigln lambs ~ ~ ~ - HN'.
81 Inl.,~s d., ~ - 90 s. Cos. ~ Western f'''l
,,ul's, - II, at s. 80
: Judd * Co 81 Fernsy,, an,a .hcc' 100 H. az - 80
% renr,vivania .sr1hs. - y - " 80 ., = y 9.
>Iincis Re-.p.s Y carr. 10 2a7l head Nac 'or -
,i't~ N,rniaa, stead; 81 i"l<i - p"r u" 10 ''Hh
'r,..arc.s-i firm % sac for h'lvy 90 Hsh'-
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MoLAssEs AND sYRUpsThe market shows s Gons 49,
5aDs s'e1%ne es ' sapp Gi 'o Of
help the position Of holders Prices are ",hou'
We We Hof fair ,S prm. 9Soce
M fair good a2S, &c., pT a to cnoF sYRTFs susar
ordnstv 10 common caicc fair good lhi7c prime
10 SATAL Resin s2l2 o bns sh: .p'T IT'S
urpcntne ??i2 bhs tar 2' Os SLIGHT ndysnce clos
ing SogaGs with snail ,ers N h, S9H' go faT cSm
NO" o1n. co,ionacd oil market ruled du WIN vi PG xe
anse There IS less demand export as most Of ne
S,dsrs for On nss N' is sad az ,ha there
supply q OIL owing to The Ugh, sm han er and this
add. to the supply 1t is stated by Charles Is ,an'e S
p n0 that ssnH ws b. The Ssad 'i'S'
thu, hund1.d % .1 barrels a" &.
a n@1 ever Ssss OIL 'H prime Ss r5%
Sn@aic Summer yellow prime 26c yellow ~
grades 25a23i.c winter white prime nGmnay az ~ o
as lard oil s2a5sc linseel OIL Amsean raw" 'o'
A mSEAN FREiGHTs- berth frcshs the market Is
quiet and unchanged. feature n G-dal 1us'' " H
ssp which in the absence Of case 81 frelsh's "as
tSe kind in a long period Engagements follow T.
liverpool San 10 loads gran IL IL t 70 ,'sn's por L.,
rs aaon LIST eyennf f.. oad w grain @aoie ' Gra %
S'aI i'm nominaiiy sd london I'D dasgow d
asked; Bristol 81 store HUI 81 L@i'h $ t;,sre
,fss asked grain 10 Cork for orders Is Hdg2, iG5I
r-.,on 70
dom' Is ada2s NJ. CHAPTERS The genera marke'
without appreciate chan ou RTig rs
IONS sugar north side cuba 70 New-fork oI Ihanrr
p M9' Pbia6elpb,s TO- IIavana 81 80 spanish GOD mi
sh ship Lei tons grain and eeneTa carso & anG
spirits charleston to Cork FOR orders :. 90 ana Is -,
resPeye French bark ~; tons ,ns senfT Tr "Ff sre 2
tons iogwood Gonaiyes New York. Al or about s.
sheraee. British schooner. 242 tons New.York % Der
bce o:l and yor, chsrges nf', e" epan% so
schooner 22l coal ihiiadelphia 70 hey1na - 80
sPa22sn s S go s5h sss ''a ri osi
] sdSs4 Gsorre,oNH 70 &evY9fk
~ ON; 1aSP fsaas s45s 81 baltimore
PROVISIONS The market was cute, h1 s'e1dy Tor
Extra n mst. 81 5sasi$ = famy s sSas2 .so,i
Extra mess 5SasS family so@sl2 80 q. T sa
- g. p Rfls M6Gs Martdi S,aier iS9
ned ~ and s neay X,1s to s m at at aSc for !.
% y rlck:i shoulder Matns steady IT
Mark s%ady TAI %5Seq nm sale 20 hid.
easy: closing at ssoc nominal sales city 100 'cs at
ointment. Zoo: compound SC Options closed. March
6 soc nominal; May. $500 nominal ., J..
steady win prizes practically ~ "snsg1
&c choice fancy 5a3'aS extra bad eqsS. law
s ssns 5sgan' '"a'''' F''"' '''' N'"''o"
0 sIGAREThe London sugar marke, withou, chang
tone little doing Java quoted at lis Jar rehn
Is a %he at Gef1 $d The local does not pre-
any new or strnsy neresns @sn'e sr anGTs
to DO business the old basis Of &c for SO tes cenT
s as' ?aisas la The s dny Goush forth nohns
special the market fer refined sugar. pre-
Of which was marked up iS' making me Long s. Pre-
| ! price.
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state and Pacific 1894 cho's GS yeaiilnss ia
primc. sG?-. do common ~ '''''
f6ILTRY- aLIvEA car ~ k,n,n'ssH asi 20 was OBJ.
this i low urh; fowls .old at iosc ana P''e ",d
,h,n-' ,orc .,urht for and nrn. TuIktAt .,clsn.
uoc,.d We guore: Fowls per no "." 49,, pair Gnrd
w id rooster oisc. turkeys llc duck" - pi,EsSFT,
x ,,,dr ~ Importance ff.sh dresser Pp" IT, ,r,,.i,
~. o~.rinrs sre Hight. advces ~ shp"nnr ~ d..,r,
va. ,.,v moderate and tone Il fary hrn V"
~ rrade. Of most sinds Coarse thrh'!S h.o.
Am and veal quote Tor ifesh hIsu' o. To- cblck
1 CO.. % do toms pGlOc. fowls western va N
~ rhusdelphia hrolers 2sn3or do IL" ',,,,e,.,1a
~. ycarIing bullets l6dlNc. chp"n~ s w;
iGaoa-. do western. tiGiN' sIuaif t"i ., ioI.c
e. Wa oi,oe for frozen. Tuk"Nr No, t.,n.' -.
St,ctsns lIqIeiSc fowls. pdioc. duck" l'''"'' s'N
AMr-w VIII ducks generally p'or nHi u'scr', III III,
,,o,,lJ eeu well rnd exceed pu"niion. w. .nn ~
S,,.ts canvas and rcihead. per pair 1t" ~ ~" ''
lard and black ioa'ac dc c"mmna ,, S'''"'
nay AND STRAW Market nrm. We gn--' ,"' .., 80
ncr i,. ~ iic DO ~ - y" ! ""H' ~" S,,,'
n,,gg % clover ',i,rd h3d1A ~ clover "''''' "fe
straw ,od33c. straw. VOC ~ 80. ,,.,,. ,,,o.o.,
49, ,o moderate -ippl, fair demand AMI H''','N '
,,,s fo-cisr are now reported ~ transit S"e"t
.coa, Onions nfm ~ fancy rui under grades Hu a.'
wcak Narr,. ka'r nnl '2ina'h met V'ty ~ ,o-I -
much lower prices W. quote Ioiai@.s b',n'' al
XII "a ~ 4, Eastern Rosc s. .oIS2 ~; do HEBRON h
white Linis Is 10 state ~ 90 ~ sNt'' Co.
per bhI ioUt2 ~. onions. white" sfFSo,., 49, In,
i0gsis do domestic S3G$6 celery, per 9 stnS
& ,,ir,n. nor lAl 7icd$i squash, 81 2IrS: 80 P'rS
nirs slFN = kae io07Ir. spinach y S'IH- 80,
Havana per crate 81 d. N'rmuda = nnrs G., .na
ST. lettuce RcrmuGa. 81 ioqs2 do fiorn"' per '"'"'
Il .IlsfSp
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buffalo March 9-C'a.;ie K'cc.o's last = hour -''"t
mead total Or week nus i"r. l'.'- h'la 80 M >,
last weel 3a6 head Unsigned iff"nrn 80
New ors $50 head. 90 -" - hr"i, n's' 80 l,
dul and ipai:. lower. ciaet w''a "ih h'l' ai -ll'
.ycept fcw fresh COWS. fair :. ..ico ONO h"'i'.,.
81 23qs4 y fa' ,o%- s: oaS, ~ iW 57io fa.I
.-el for voeX 'lug nr. 20, bead. ir IAN" n' ''.
,ye@t - go r,ai. Consigned through. 90" u''" -
Nv. Yorl 5pai head. -a,". @ 80 hal na.
Z, ,olsi a. nsi ,a'sois sac -. medium. s. :;
(. :u god he-.t' 50 500 s. - r.lsis :. '''t' ~
sheen AID ,nul. Hcc~fu i.' - hour '"," pc.
u.%t 90 sio held. Unsigned through l:'" n~"l. =.
%.yyr ~ opi head. salc o"" bead. m1fh"' 'p't"
s,vy and .asler. weHl Vith s'f"Al 90 N' rt.
over sheep 81 55gS3 -. weAef. snN' -. 'i'- - -
iS:non stock Yards. chicago. March e.'a,''en Re-
ce,uts WN head MARKET s'"adt. common - ~ y =
COW. and bulls 81 IpNsI - calves s. '"d'' ."
Hogs Receipts. y $50 head. Matkst ec.k hra, y
8, ioqs4 81. common go choice m t"i - NTN =, 10
assorted 81 isas' %. hsht. $, '3as' - pss t5''
choice 81 soGt, 30. lauts. - ;"sA 90. .
:, >ula March . Ca'flo. Re ~ip's 81" l~al Mar
kei if-le.s and prices UNCHANGED 'ho.c" ~ an pa
,i,o eXport sieers g. '1nt" 20. Fi silnin@ am ~
,,r, S5GS- 81. fair ~i.url. 81 2arS' 20. far p
choice feeding steers :" stnt3 ~. IeNhs, n"'i ~
fed siasi 90. medium - 5"at' ~ H.f' E',, -.
8, 90 mixed slast ~. ustf. 9" sor<f g. S'""t 49,
rep,s 10 head Market dul Rs mi,ci - -
sheen and lambs - "jrSi medium :" "H'" W
fair s9qs3 ~ common 81 75Ht2 -
Eas; Liberty March cattle Re-. p's hghi ~
fall, MAKE, steady Prime S. 2aGh 80 good s. ~ q
81 10 good butchers s. 2oNt1 ~ rough IA VI ~u" 10
;ar Ugh, 81 ;oas2 ~ sn, =, =,
as. 20: best Workers s, 35as' 90 common - fai, l9.
err and pigs 5, ioas' %; r1ueo s31H sheep ns..pd'
fair Export we'hor, - Cogt. 50 cs,Is s, 9gtt 90
test sm,s - 5oaf5 lambs 81 ~ont5 30 common
10 fair lambs. s. 3ons4 70
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CASH QUOTATIONS.
THE GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

COTTON-The market advanced sharply today me
No, tmn,Hyement being - TO 10 points. ana the
en- a. the close 'steader according 10 the OF
Ccis designation Total sales were lt6SN LaleS very
Co BUSINESS for Saturday when the market closes 1T
roon The prices advanced steadily noih the upt.hs,
The fret prices the day at an linpio eiheht
abot points This started covering by the shorts one
or TWO large taking great deal "t COTTON 10 COVE
thcir shor, interest one II the features OF me gay
of heavy selling orders from
leans and IN fact point supplied most OF me shorts
with cotton. the belief among some OF .ne voi
a-,a,te raiders that the short pretty well
longs have unloadei. The news received from No.
leans after the close the market was rather nsa-
ish in that predicted receipts at that pord Tor NIL
Of 1900 bales against o1lS ids wy
ana 40 last year. The receipts at the ports LOT le
current week according conservative estimates no WI
10 about 100 bales against ll61S last Week no o'
connarcd with 20 et3 week $40 last year Receipts
at Houston today 1864 bales against 4tl asI W.
fish spni.ers OF stock and that the gooas a.
Ee is steadily improving Liverpool inlpfo'eu
points during the week against 40 IN ths "a
local market was nm ana prices WI. ma
M, The weather reports The Financial Cnroni'e
indicate that has been general a. he Soutn u' 'ns
week and that. as RUE II mas nei n,nugbing
Farm work is backward about all localities nut 10
now being actively pushed in Texas There ese IN, ih.o
for the same week 1894 and the increase N amount
In sight compared with last year Is .;
The total visible supply Of cotton shows an S
379 9lS bales compared with the Corresponding GSe
1874 an increase COZ 903 bales compared WIN lo anu
a gain Of Ils2es $50 The total visible Ppnii 10
4 80, sD9 bales against i314~ last y.ii ~
Is ala 7Oa bales against go 79 last year me recps
from plantations FOR week lo99ei baes aeans
~, ~l,rd n,.cmen was 90 40 bales against ll4I2
last wear movement for he season cate SHOWS
"a net year ago Of 3lG4's lsl,es bids The
Opening and close today ana cI'S'Hs "''e "'e
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legal Notices.


4 / 4 SPECIAL. TERM OF TIE SUPREME
~ cot I,T the State Of New York held n Chambc.s
tn"raf In the County Court !lous" IN the cay ~ New
York. the 9TH day ~ December. 1904 Present the
lion Edward Patterson Justice the matter Of Ia.
dissolution 81 the corporation. THE OFFICE FIRNI-
TIRE - PlIi COMpkSY.-Thc petition II James u
Tucker. Gorge G. Gillespie aud Joseph Is. Bostwck. d-
= the corporation. the Office
companv. and tho schedule thereto annexed
day been presented 10 the court and appearing thereby
that the Is ~ those specified In Section
the code ~ Civ Procedure. and the Deputy Attorney
General Clarence W Francis having appeared
the presentation ~ the Petition
posing. motion ot Walter Tnderhll attorney FOR
petitioners " ~ ordered that all persons
said corporation show before this Special
Term thereof. 10 he held AZ Chambers the County
Court House. H. the 'ty ~ New York state Of New
YORK On the 10Th day OF March 1895 at the opening
court that day. or thereafter counsel
be heard. why said corporation should be dissolved
And II IL further ordered that copy ~ this order
published AT least In each OF the weeks immei
at'ly preceding the time fixed for showing
The Albany Argus. printed Albany: The New York
Tribune, and also tho New ,f
the CITY OF New York.
EDwD. PATTERSON. J. s. c.
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LONDON wool SALES.

london. March 9.-rhe offerings to-days wool SHES
aggregated l2.Uo bales. and contained great variety
There increased competition. French operators
bought literally ~ Queensland and South Australian
woods figures ard German buyers took nearly
a. The home trade operated with much freedom
mainly because the better quality II tho crossbreds
offered. Following the days saes IN detail the
prices obtained Kew Souh Wales. 800 bales .couroi
Is. DO oeks and pieces isdl0l 3Itss1 do
pieces SAID Queensland 3.lOo iaics scoure-l IDA
Is. do locks ana picccs. 6oio.d greasy. 3ismsl: do
locks pieces 4q6d. Victoria. bales secured lldm
Id, locks and pieces. 6Tlld. greasy. 5alld ID
locks pieces 5aGi.d South Australia LOO bales
greasy. 3i:dihd: do locks and pieces 2NHjnd: Wett
Australia 200 bales greasy iassd DO locks and pccca
2uT5i%d New Zealand 100 bales secured. 1lals
do locks and pieces 5do'td greasy. 5said do locks
and sd. Good Hope
bae-. secured. TdTls +isl. isl5i,d. The
ports OF wool for the week follows: From New
South Wales rs 03l bales: from Vlctorin 30Gs
from South Australia, 500 bales from New2ealand
4o4 bales. from the Cape Of Good Hope and
e71 bales from France, Sill balcs: from Persia 1S3
bales. and from various other points goa bales The
offerings for weeks amount to "A 20 bales
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rure pl...',H q il.s. 'u'r'-'s
tai iarrris ."'tI'n ~ -. a., 49, -
ryIr TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicaro March 10 ,spc'a' Wheat advanced Yesterday
= - cont and clnsci 10 tho '1l Th"t' was lot ~
til r.v4 ,n hand o. opening The crowd as' finally
ot1.ienslvo NC Government figures on Mon
i,, s,i.l ,.rn iulis' TT" r~sli Vas mat thef"
W. sio,d. r'r: small wat. "hch lasted un'iI
tho close NJ, ot.r.d ~ e.. ID between 'f'tc ana
s. aal cl,s,. s1, ENport ceiran""s. "2''"o bush
wore considerably the week before" i'adsif""'S
tepcr,od decrease So February stocks IN TINS sd" ~
over 600 bushels There Michigan state crop
report, which pretended show TINT tho entire stat"
cop for 1924 had marketed u figured mat the
,ls,be supply AondaN would show decrease ~
1900 bushels. Liverpool prices "'r" nfin nut no
hi,her Paris on Other hand. weak As for the
feature seemed TO u" the covering cp or
small The professional expectation her" mat
figures reserve on Monday will be around
10 bushels. and. consequently, bcarsh. corn
here was strong New York Prices advanced
Of a cent and closed the top Ma opened ~ iJAc.
sold between 45.r aud 4.'c. and closed At i1Ac. Re
coin ~ the estimate fH Mcnia' was 10.
There bushes chartered Tn" sample market
was "A TO 1, higher finn reserve on Monday OF
800 bushels would he considered H. the profes-
,onnls here bearsh Oats simply followed May
opened at 2o.c sold between 2isc and fc and closed
nj .Dlc iGl the estimate for Mon
DAY Ios Trading was unmporisnt Provisions
pork losing cents lard and ribs "a
Friday Hog receipts were liberal and there
he inclination 10 play for reaction after week 81
markets There ~ D hogs. the estimate
Monday 1900. FOR next week, iS'oo
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
IEHlGh VALLEY RAILROAD.

station. 1901 OF COrtiannt ana DesDrossSs - -:
90 4. VI. daily MACH CHUNK anu In'e1He1'Ass
stations. Dr.r
S.I5 A. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER, ~ =
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRiDGE Aaa
the West and principal and local points, dininS.car %
uspension Bridge Pullman yestibuie Sleeper 10 Chicago
lilo A. VI. daily for MAUCH CHUNK and inferno
datr ponts Connections for Reading and Hsrrspurs
900 T. W. daily. except sunday for ELMihA ana "a AZ
Intermediate citations connections for Potsve ana feai-
INK. chair-car t. Wilkesharre.
3tIO r. VI. daily. except sunday for L. ana b. y -.
principal Intermediate stations; Pullnln tlNes
parlorcar to Wixesharre: connections for Po,isyhe
i,oO y VI daily except sunday. for SOUTH FLAIN'
FIELD and Intermediate sta,lons ,- =, . ..,.
1:oO r. ~ daily for BUFFALO. NlAGARA tALLS
nil Pullman Sleeper Nestlnued trtln
Sew.York 10 Chicago sleeper TO Buffalo and Toronto;
Connections Tor Reading and Harrsburg -, ,,..
03O ". daily. except sunday 'oF f.as'oh ana inter-
mediate static ,-,,.n. c-~r-,.. pcc,rrs.
TFR BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS, ard al RS.nl.s
West, pullman sleepers 10 Chicago AMI buffalo Oh@''
car 20 Wikesfarre ~ . 10. oe ~.
Tickets and Pullman accommodating AZ - 81 ~
80 ae3 broadway Bowery. II East IAN -. 20
East io5,h 81. New York; $50 Fulton s. C9S'' d. :"
pro,avav and BROOKLYN Annex. Brooklyn y, l.
m. E.v-Yo. Transfer will call Tor and cheek Gag
-. rom hot. or residence through 20 destination
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1.,.rorrAx rnnnrcE MARKETs.

n.n al c3s prims firm at '3s roTSIi ~ Isl M
49,, ,,'r. 80, aiou, IA - 10 IL steady AZ "'s Bicoh
Purrbcrand cut about 2S - 90 n htn a, ~ to
az mt, ~ n nr,r ~ .ls long clear midiles a""u
a. ", firm at pos sd. long ana short Gear '' ~ am a.
orrn shoulders. about l. 10 ~ ~"
o. ID, % n,orcan finest white firm ~ -" "" al
inv-primc city nominal. Couonsei on -Ln.Ipp' o9s al
,"oa a, re ca cririts II fuIp.ntine rm al rs 90
Rosin-Ccrnmon nrm IS tsd LaTaIr ,Tnner afm m
a. sd 70 . rcd srrins Arn at IS I'D Flour - LOUIS
fancy winter dull IS Ga Corn-MiXSa ,ri hrn, a.
IS I'D: MAY frm at Is 1'.d. Hops at h'hdo" "'"'
Coast firm al :2Gf3
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
Express Trains TO r...,,rnti.
Baitimorc., Mn.hins ton, CnirasoiW cst.

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL -, TRCAiinfCsA Go
Leave New-York. foot OF Liberty ST. daily LOT al n M
1870 p. m. and 1915 night. PITTsBT BIS ~ m
and 1918 night; CINCINNATI 81; r,h,1o SRE o a. m.
Qiso m. Dining carr. 80 $3.50 p ~ Els sA night XII
trains. run daiiy Except 80 p m On m. Ex sun.
NORFOLK II 30 o. daily; l3o p w; anooxs.
New. ORLEANS Roanoke: Bristol ana sa:y
All trans Illuminated with Pntsch light. ..y ., Fa.t
Ticket Offices ia i'2 ?si 4iS 10 %,os ST., brookiyn
stations foot OF Liberty ST.. c. r. r. OF ~ ana check
New-York Transfer Company VII, ca. IT,, 10 ~
baggage from hotel residence to Destination
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RAILROADS..
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
~ HUDSON RIVER n. r.
HUDSON RIVER r. r.

From Grand Central station. %2d Street.
$3.50 A. M-Except sunday. Empire State Express
DtsO A W~psliy Fast Mail. For Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo. Niagara isils Chicago.
10 80 A. M-Except SUNDAY Des Express. FOR All I'M
portant state points
40 = M-Daiiy. Southwestern Limited. for Cincln
nati, indianapolis. 81 Louis and Chicago.
3,3O p M.-Excep sunday. West Point Poushkeepsie.
Albany. 1roJ. Saratoga;
4,3O r M-D.iiy; North shore Limited. Due Detroit
$40 a. NJ. Chicago. 80 T. NJ
6,OO p M.-Dally. For Albany. Troy. Buffalo Cleve-
land Detroit. Chicago Cincinnati. St Louis.
(,,s5 L. M.-Daily. For Troy saratoga. Burlington
Plaitsburg and Montreal
.,pO y M-paty. For Auburn Road points, Buffalo
Niagara Fails Cleveland. Indianapolis ST. Louis
Chicago.
900 p M-Daily Only sleeping Car passengers FOR
Rochester carried this train
OuS y M-Daly. For Clayton, Cape Vincent. Ogdens-
burg, Cleveland Detroit. Chicago.
tn.O5 Nixht-Exccp sunday night. For Albany. Troy,
Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Chicago
DyOA A. NJ and :S,:SS p. M.-Daily except Sunday to
Pittshed. VIA Harlem Division.
WAGNER Palace Cars ell through trains.
Tickets and WAGNER offices at Grand Central Station
building: 0a2 broadway 2a5 coIumbus,ave. 81 wes!
l2Jth-st, i3sth Station. NewYork: 33S and Io1
Fulton-st.. and "a broadway. l.. D.. brooklyn.
baggage checked from hotel residence BY the Westco
Express Company.
JOHN NJ. TOI'CEY. GEORGE H. DANIELS.
General Manager. Gen. Passenger Agent
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4 Gilroaos.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosss' sad Certlaaas strss
Y 1850 f' F;ss
A sfss"s Ss'' sm'sns iss Ss'::
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land al l;'ffi syf s xSS SOUTH
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cHEsHPEHKE I 9i.io RAIIWHY. EsSTs:: 800 P NJ
PoiST blf aRT "' SoRoK via
Charles R9ntH, ". weekdays and win Through
FOX is'P %TLsfre c srI 80 weekday. rAreas.
FOR ' cA PfI %A isT az ~, weekday.
Fi5 hs@s tiS"s Sa I1 3 2 e"s'
Grove ''' a F q ~ PsHhiLAxDELrH1A.
'GS G e 'n2 10 ESs' 6a@S V''.
s nss7 s Gs2 1n r. ss @' ssG S 20 E
4 NJ. 9 Dining Car. 800 Dining car. a. 40 Dining
r c oo. .nf S S "a 81 p as S sss %,
ES S",s s sn1 f 4 ddn %
Broadway and Brcotiyn Annex station. r9ot q Fulton
Tnn F2 ompsny S w s Tor from
hotels snd residences through to destination yco,
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
WESTSHORE R.K.

Trains leave West s2d ST. Station. NewlorA. as w.
lows IS minutes earlier from foot Franklin ST.
$3.50 4. VI. DAILY. Local 10 Buffalo. ,.
0i15 A. VI. Daily for Albany, Utica, Syracuse. kocn'
buffalo Niagara Falls Detroit Chicago -.
Sis r. W. Daily for Albany Montreal Utica. syseos,,
Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Dso""
Cleveland, Chicago and ST. Louis Ia.
.;f5 +. " Daily excep; sunday for Utica. syracas~
Newark Rochester and Buffalo.
sim p NJ Daily Tor Albany. Uca Syracuse. Roches,s
buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto. Detroit Cleveland e''
caxo ind 81. Louis LA.
For tickets time tables OF local trains parlor and sleep
inrcar Recommendations apply city offices. BROOKLYN
New-York and at stations Time tables at prinep0
hotels For other Information address
c. F.. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEy.
,Anthiac.Ie coal used exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on AID AFTER DEC. Sd. 1884.


on AID AFTER DEC. 80. 1894
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty-st.
For Easton. bethlehem. Allentown. Mauen CHUNK &ci
80 Ii5 zig i.5 Eas9T, T. ~ bS 10 .Ss
40 C7:i5 to Eas'on). A. 81. LOO. 30 600 j. ~ -
10 80 i:3o P. u SUNDAYS 40 a; n :,
For Read- .3o. 500 9:ie 1922 II 80 A. ~ 70
.sS ' g. ' i $50 80 a s:so COO Up NJ i s might
For Harrisbur at 4:3O $50 o0 4. NJ. l:i0. 30 400
900 -. P r., 1918 night Sundays. 100. $50 800
p NJ. 1915 night. 4.
sS sI H. o i% ~ va nHo sH"asS. 600
Foi Fed Bank Long Branch and POINTS south % P2n:
s3SH. ara az As W p s;l 200 81 go
FOR LAKEWOOD,
an s.lj 4 NJ l,5 $40 40 p ~
ro- FarminCdale Toms River. Barnegat Park and Bar
u.rn, 4. ~ SIS 4. " i:45 4:40 p NJ
For Atlantic CITY Vlnelani and Bridgeton f;3o A. NJ
f F. Monmouth Beach soab-,xh, ard Hghand, q
Sa, Ne sun tI ~; !. " tooSP W ' ''''
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA bA A6y AND "ASHiS'-
ror Philadelphia. week days. $50. 500 300 io9o.
1870 Dinng c,r. A. ~ ;3o 3;9 80? IBuH; pa 5si
80 (Dinirs arr COO P. NJ. 1915 night ou en-,
For Banc-, and Washington. week GAYS 'W II y ~
Dnn~ Gar NJ 100 800 zoo ,D ,n 6 car, CO. CO.
4 II " . - dining carr 800 P. " l?l5 night
Tickets and paiorcar seats can be Iroclreo a. ~ -,
oGi a. sit iIo 1923 Broadway 49, Ghsl.e ~, E c
,'rnfi, nv. w-York Corrst. $50 Fulton ~ Rroos.
~, l9roadwav Williamsburg The Ne" x t'ens ~
Corrranv vii, -a 'o- and check baggage from hotei ''
residence 10 'es,inato1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-11

&c co 49,. BUCK WHEAT steacN Cuo''"' '"'''
hull iSa50c. japanese. 5ld54c. , , ~. ,,.
We give FOR comparison the closing prices ON te P
80, A. ana ~ he corresponding date last year;